Everything you
always wanted to
know about homicide*
*BUT THEY WERE AFRAID TO TELL YOU
The Postadolescent Homicidal Triad
We hate to jump on the bandwagon of TRIADS with yet another Homicidal Triad.
There are at least 2 other TRIADS: the MacDonald one, and The Machiavellian Triad of Evil.
But triads are helpful for illustrating basic points and perhaps for some personal self-awareness. The MacDonald Triad can help an individual with self-regulation, for gun ownership and such things—items and means that would facilitate turning ideation into action.
Investigations, though, need more tangible and obvious indicators that apply in adulthood.
We know that aviation, as an indicator, is not considered for the same reason we don't say, "Going retail", instead of saying "Going postal" when the retail industry has the most workplace murders, according to a USPS Commission.
Elitism.
We put aside any elitist bias if we have any.
Needless to say, Academia is ill-equipped to deal with violent criminal behavior as it relies on research studies done in controlled situations. We rely on none of that.
We also don't come in hating the subjects being discussed and are not beholden to anyone who could potentially be wholey or partly responsible.
There's no use moralizing either. That's for religion. We can put aside our hatred, and our love for anyone or anything, for the time it takes to study something.
So what do these indicators indicate about the nature of homicidal persons?
XTREME Psychology Basic
Meditations
List of New Theories and Categories
Postadolescent Homicidal Triad
The Aviation Indicator
The Creature Comforts and Aesthetics Indicators
Consciousness Theory and Primacy of Victimology
Spectacle Killers
Outsider Theory
Geo-Racial Profiling
Geometric ProfilingMoralization Factor
The Sphinx Complex
More...
List of Familiar But Underexplored Topics
Serial Killers and Art
Comic Book Villains
Substitution Murder
The First Principle
Opiate of Geometry
Racial Profiling
Religion vs Extremism
Psychopath vs Sociopath
Social vs Anti-Social
Pediatric Homicidal Ideation
Occupational Indicators
Significant Other / Female Trigger Factor
The Evil Eye
Spiritual Dimension
Anti-Semitism
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Previews
Anti-Social
There are 2 Prevailing Theories of "Extreme"
"Anti-Social" Behavior:
1. Irrationalism
Irrationalist Theory is the Insanity Theory.
Irrationalist Theory of Crime and Murder is still widely being debated and discussed. We have to ask, Why?
Are we to believe men are more irrational than women because they commit more crimes?
You can say all children are less rational and are often delinquents, but they are not irrational, no more than men are more irrational than women.
But I would use children as a clue to the root cause of adult criminal behavior. That doesn't mean we have to transpose the same level of "innocence" onto an adult.
2. Immoralism
Immoralist Theory is the Good vs Evil Theory.
Good vs Evil is a religious concept and has to be based on religious scriptures. It’s not a secular concept at all although it keeps being used in secular settings without religious underpinning or scriptural support.
Religious works tend to equate all men as essentially indistinguishable with respect to "good and evil" with the real battle of light and dark taking place in a completely different realm.
The greater evil here is not considered to be the one with the greater crimes but the one with the greater knowledge (advanced and in advance). This makes it hard to judge a greater guilt or a greater evil.
Immorality is a universally shared trait (and widely imposed, like irrationality, by irreligionists, but only on specific individuals or groups). It doesn't help us.
Then there’s a third theory:
3. Extremism or Xtremism
Extremist Psychology Theory is simply that: Extremism Theory. It’s never promoted unless they’re talking about Religious Extremists.
We will use the term Xtremist to differentiate from that common usage of Extremism.