1. Chapter 17 Inferring Offender Characteristics
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FIGURE 17.1A (a) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza. Skin has been removed from the head, face, and neck by the offender. This behavior goes beyond what would be needed to simply obscure the victim’s features to hamper identification. (b) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after being prepared for craniofacial reconstruction. (c) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after craniofacial reconstruction has been completed. These various aspects were put on a flyer that was distributed in the area where the body was found as an aid to victim identification.
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FIGURE 17.1B (a) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza. Skin has been removed from the head, face, and neck by the offender. This behavior goes beyond what would be needed to simply obscure the victim’s features to hamper identification. (b) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after being prepared for craniofacial reconstruction. (c) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after craniofacial reconstruction has been completed. These various aspects were put on a flyer that was distributed in the area where the body was found as an aid to victim identification.
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FIGURE 17.1C (a) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza. Skin has been removed from the head, face, and neck by the offender. This behavior goes beyond what would be needed to simply obscure the victim’s features to hamper identification. (b) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after being prepared for craniofacial reconstruction. (c) Skull of Mwivano Kupaza after craniofacial reconstruction has been completed. These various aspects were put on a flyer that was distributed in the area where the body was found as an aid to victim identification.
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FIGURE 17.2A (a, b, and c) Torso and limbs of Mwivano Kupaza.
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FIGURE 17.2B (a, b, and c) Torso and limbs of Mwivano Kupaza.
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FIGURE 17.2C (a, b, and c) Torso and limbs of Mwivano Kupaza.
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FIGURE 17.3 Peter Kupaza on the stand, responding to questions about the murder of his cousin, Mwivano Kupaza.
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