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Criminology and Criminal Profiling for Beginners!

  • Harvey Glatman: the photographer serial killer, bonus #3

    6 NOV 2023 · We are in Los Angeles in the late 1950s, precisely between 1957 and 1958. A toolbox is found in Harvey Glatman's apartment. When opened, horror is discovered: photos depicting women with their hands tied behind their backs, terror painted on their faces. In an orderly manner, other photos were arranged, the subjects of which are the same as the others but, in this case, they are dead. Thus began the investigations against Glatman. It turns out that he grew up in Colorado...
    5m 57s
  • Crime Scene and Forensics Sciences #3

    26 OCT 2023 · "Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE! “Crime Scene and forensic sciences” “When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me.” EMO PHILIPS Criminology is not an autonomous and self-sufficient discipline, but is part of many other sciences that deal with human nature and society...
    18m 42s
  • "The art of arguing well, bonus #2

    19 OCT 2023 · "Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE! "Arguing without annihilating each other.", episode BONUS
    4m 40s
  • Murder and criminology. Episode #2

    9 OCT 2023 · "Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE! Special episode: Sherlock Holmes, the first criminologist? When investigating a murder case, you must have at least one of the following to find the culprit: - a (spontaneous) confession; - a witness (direct/de relato); - a material proof (depending on the categories of law).
    19m 1s
  • Sherlock Holmes, Bonus #1

    9 OCT 2023 · "Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE! Special episode: Sherlock Holmes, the first criminologist?
    5m 39s
  • Was criminology born in Europe? Episode #1

    9 OCT 2023 · "Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE! Was criminology born in Europe? To answer this question we need to investigate the historical basis of the profession and take, without further delay, a wonderful journey that will lead us to the present day. To explain how to become a criminologist, it is appropriate to deal with a short story on the origin, history and evolution of this fascinating discipline. The very first dawn of criminology can in fact be traced back to the European Enlightenment. Many authors claim that criminology was born in the eighteenth century with the treatise of the Italian jurist Cesare Beccaria: “On crimes and punishments”. From the premise of the treaty we can read: “he laws, which although they are or ought to be pacts of free men, were for the most part only the instruments of the passions of some few, or born from a fortuitous and passing necessity; not already dictated by a cold examiner of human nature, who in one place concentrated the actions of a multitude of men, and considered them from this point of view: maximum happiness divided into the greatest number”. The punishments, according to said author, aretherefore aimed both at preventing the perpetrator from breaking the laws again, and at diverting other citizens from committing similar faults. The punishments must therefore be chosen in proportion to the crime committed and must be able to leave an indelible impression on men, without however being excessively tormenting or unnecessarily severe for those who have violated the law. During the mid-nineteenth century, criminology rose to the rank of autonomous science.
    21m 15s

"Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week. Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to...

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"Criminology for Beginners" is your criminology podcast that explains the fundamentals of the subject with one episode per week.

Thanks to the use of artificial intelligence, the podcast continues to expand its content and will always remain FREE!

Nowadays we hear very often about criminology, serial killers and heinous murders. We hear about them on the news, cinema, literature, video games; the serial murderer has now polarized a good part of the media expression. Who has never heard of Dr. Hannibal Lecter, or Dexter Morgan?

And who has never seen an episode of CSI?

But how much truth is there? How do serial killers act? How do they choose their victims? And why do they kill? Do investigation techniques really work as we see in TV shows? These questions find their answers in this podcast, perfect for anyone who wants to approach the study of this discipline. The first six episodes deal with the origins of criminology, the analysis of the different categories of serial killers and the numerous investigation techniques used during the crime scene analysis.

The remaining four epidode focus on the analysis of the phenomenon of satanic sects:the mental manipulation techniques used by sects, how they choose their victims and their influence on society and young people.

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