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The document discusses the challenges in identifying connections between victims of serial killers and the creation of the FBI's VICAP program, inspired by the Ted Bundy case. It explores the effectiveness of VICAP for specific types of serial killers and compares it to the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS). Additionally, it highlights difficulties in collaboration among law enforcement agencies dealing with active serial killer cases and the reluctance of local sheriffs to relinquish control to the FBI.
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One of the biggest challenges in serial killer investigation has.docx
- 1. One of the biggest challenges in serial killer investigation has always been the challenge of recognizing that different victims may be connected to the same killer. In the wake of the Bundy cast, the FBI created the ViCAP. Describe the ViCAP program and why it was inspired by the Bundy case in particular. Is this an effective resource? What type of serial killer in particular would a program like ViCAP be used for? Describe the Combined DNA Index System CODIS and answer the same questions as above. Discuss why it is difficult for law enforcement agencies to work together when they are faced with a case such as that of an active serial killer. Should local law enforcement turn the case over to the FBI in these situations? Why might a Sheriff, in particular, be less willing to turn over control?