... subtype. As expected, due to the small sample size, the less common types of combined homicide-suicide were not represented in this sample. 07 04 2000 20 06 2000 22 06 2000 forensic science forensic psychiatry psychiatry homicide mass murder murder suicide violence...

... is reintroduced and expanded upon. Similarities among samples far outweigh differences, leading the authors to conclude that SMASI and its appearance in different cultures is not a culturebound syndrome. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic psychiatry, mass murder, amok, predatory violence, homicide Amok...

... close to him. A detailed discussion of this case within the framework of catathymic process adds to our knowledge of family mass murder and refines the profile of potentially familicidal men. CASE REPORT Louis B. Schlesinger,1 Ph.D. Familicide, Depression and Catathymic Process REFERENCE: Schlesinger LB...

...J Reid Meloy, Ph.D. A case of mass murder by a 35-year old male is reported. Following a week of separation from his spouse and temporary loss of custody of his son, the subject went to his wife's worksite and murdered her and the store manager, wounded a passerby in a car, and murdered a police...

...? 30 12 1994 16 02 1995 16 02 1995 psychiatry homicide mass murder murder suicide violence References Felthous , A. , “ Psychosocial Dynamics of Child Abuse ,” Journal of Forensic Sciences   0022-1198 , Vol. 29 , No. 1 , 1984 , pp. 95 - 99 . Menninger...