Looking at the crime-scene photographs and the police reports, it was apparent to me that this was not a crime committed by an “organized” killer who stalked his victims, was methodical in how he went about his crimes, and took care to avoid leaving clues to his own identity. No, from the appearance of the crime scene, it was obvious to me that we were dealing with a “disorganized” killer, a person who had a full-blown and serious mental illness.
1. Does this passage represent idiographic or nomothetic knowledge?
2. Which type of profiling method does this passage represent?
3. Explain any issues or dangers associated with the passage.
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