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Support team. they could tell you what forms were pinning in the area three in the morning. and which of those phones were picking at the same club that two of the victims were out beforehand. they can do analysis, more those phones -- and that could become a useful factor. there's also the behavioral science people, are as we call them the profilers, they look at the crime scene and tell you about offender characteristics. by how the killing was done. there's also, the vie cap system which can tell them was there for other people, were two other people, or three other people murdered using th...

Individual moving in the dark of night in desolate areas and shooting homeless people. he wounded one in new york who is only alive because he got up, confronted him and put some distance just like the stockton killer's female victim who survived. the other one was murdered in cold blood. and the striking thing about that killer was, he picked on sleeping victims, and he woke them up from their sleep, so that the last thing they would see was him shooting them. again, in the offender characteristics world, that is that impersonal exercise over vulnerable victims of power and i think we're look...

Usually pretty disappointed because that's usually our attempt to place rationale reasons behind irrational behavior. what we see of the offender characteristics of this particular killer, and his hunting behavior, which the chief referenced and we talked about on this program back on october 4th, he is most likely an instrumental killer meaning he doesn't know the victims, nothing against them, there's nothing personal. the victims are an instrument for his own need for power, to be able to take life at his own whim. >> an instrumental killer, so also taking advantage of just the opportunitie...

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Sentencing Law and Policy Federal Sentencing Reporter issue considers "After Trump: The Future of the President’s Pardon Power" It strikes me as a great bit of great timing, as we head into a weekend celebrating our great nation's declaration of independence from a monarchy, that the new issue of the Federal Sentencing Reporter focused on the pardon power in the US Constitution is just now available online.  It is often said that the presidential pardon authority in Article II section 2 of the Constitution is the most "kingly" power given to our chief executive, and former Prez Donald Tru...