Table of contentsSex Offender Dynamics
Stereotypes verses the truth about sex offender
How do stereotypes allow the sex offender to remain undetected?
Characteristics of the Undetected Sex Offender
Characteristics of the detected sex offender
The Bottom Line
Preparation for the Suspect Interview
The Psychopathic Personality Disorder
Interview Techniques
The Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Slide 11
The Paranoid Personality Disorder
Interviewing Techniques
Paraphilia
Slide 15
Jeopardy Review
Suspect Statements
Exoneration vs Confession
Examine the following two statements and determine whether they are exculpatory or incriminating
Provable Lies, Implausible Accounts of an Incident, and Partial Admissions
The suspect states, “I never had sex with that women,” and then this is shown to be untrue with a DNA test
The suspect states that he could not have sexually assaulted the victim because he was visiting his family on the planet Neptune
The suspect states that the victim said “no” and struggled to get away when he initially requested sex, but then explains that she later changed her mind and consented to have sex
Techniques to Encourage Additional Details
The Pretext Phone Call
Determine Whether a Pretext Phone Call is Appropriate
What equipment is necessary to conduct a pretext phone call?
Decide what is the best time and place to conduct a pretext call
Preparing for the Pretext Call
Making the Pretext Call
Other Considerations
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