There is always a feeling of indifference to seeing the scene of the disappearance. Compared with those who commit murder and arson as soon as they come up, there are criminal psychology CMs, crime scene investigation CSIs, etc.; those who set fire to autopsy bones have knowledge of bone tracing BONES and the like. Taking "disappearance" as the entry point, the missing person is suicide, kidnapping, running away from home, etc. There are too many unknown factors.
CM is based on the details of the crime scene, the criminal method to profile, to infer the serial killer. That is to say, information is often obtained in two or more cases. Waiting for the murderer to commit the next crime - before, the best hope is to capture at this time point.
In other words, if there is a lack of evidentiary conditions that can be inferred from the occurrence of similar cases, it will be difficult for the investigation to proceed. So are the dead who have been killed in the past just a reference to serve as a foreshadowing? Is there no need because there is no death?
At the scene of the disappearance, it is more about trying to figure out the psychology of the missing person. The fastest time to understand a person's character from details such as living habits, what kind of judgment will be made, and where will he go. Taking the timeline where the missing person leaves the eyes of the public as the main axis, it is reversed, and the clues of the witnesses are used as the sub-line to determine the current position of the missing person at the same time.
Nothing thrilling, but entering another person's realm of life is so terrifying. You will find that none of his friends, parents, colleagues or other acquaintances know enough about the missing person. who? Who can really understand each other, your close lover is so strange that you don't know each other.
"It turns out that I don't know him." "Why doesn't he say anything."
This is a common problem all over the world.
Why run away, why run away, why run away.
Written in early 2009
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