Criminal Profiling

3. The injured party in a crime
8. First modern case to use profiling occurred in this northwest state
9. Careful study
11. Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, for short (VICAP)
13. Study of injured parties
14. Information bank
17. Mindhunter John Edward ________
20. The Roadside Strangler’s __________ was to strangle women between the ages of 14–25 (signature)
21. A suspect’s makeup
22. _______-based case
25. How an offender commits a crime (two words)
26. Oversight
28. Skill
30. Bloodhound, for example

1. Federal Bureau of Investigation, for short
2. John Douglas’s name for the 12 FBI profilers who worked with him on cases(two words)
4. Where evidence is gathered (two words)
5. _________ in traits, ages, habits, and other demographic details help construct accurate profiles of criminals
6. Singled out
7. Work backward from an observed crime (two words)
10. How J. Edgar Hoover described the study of the criminal mind (hokum)
12. The study of one’s mind and behavior (psychology)
15. This killer’s case was the first time a victim profile was used to warn the general public (two words)
16. Error in judgement
18. ______ killers
19. The case of this NYC serial killer gave birth to criminal profiling (two words)
23. FBI’s _________ Analysis Unit
24. Unidentified person of interest, abbr.
27. Restrict
29. Working hypothesis