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Index
Page numbers printed in boldface type refer to tables or figures.
Acer, David J., 111 Animal torture, 71, 85, 267 Acquaintance rape, 59–60 Antiabortion extremists, 109 Aggression terrorism by, 109
as human trait, 3, 9 Antidepressant medication, role in channeled, 16, 287 workplace violence, 122 controlled, and sexual fantasy, Antisocial behavior, 15–16, 30–34,
65 38, 50, 292
feedback mechanism to inhibit, Antisocial personality disorder, 35,
124, 41–42, 48. See also Psychopaths and rape, 59, 63, 64, 66, 69, precursors of, 54
70–71 Applewhite, Marshall Herff sexual, and testosterone, 173, (Heaven’s Gate), 215, 224,
178, 255 226
Al-Zawahiri, Ayman (al-Qaeda), Arendt, Hannah, xii, 10 241, 243 Asahara, Shoko (Aum Shinrikyo), Alcohol, role in workplace violence, 245–246
120 Auden, W.H., 145
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Autoerotic asphyxia, 211 (ATF), Bureau of, 216–217,
229, 237, 246 Bakker, Jim, 169
Alienated workers, workplace Banality of evil, xii, 10 violence by, 119 Bardo, Robert John, 83, 88 American Medical Association Bates, Carolyn, 175
(AMA), Council on Scientific Baumrock, Kenneth, 112 Affairs, 161 Bean-Bayog, Margaret, 165–167, American Psychiatric Association, 176
35, 148–150, 163–165 Behavioral profile, signali
ng Task Force Report on Clinician workplace violence, 114–120, Safety, 107 115
Ames, Aldrich, 41 Behavioral Science Investigative Anger, displaced, rape growing out Support Unit (of FBI), 125– of, 71–72 126, 238, 256
313
Berendzen, Richard, 143
Berkowitz, David (“Son of Sam”),
252, 256, 261, 264, 267
Bernardin, Joseph, 169
Bernardo, Paul, 254
Beyond Good and Evil (Nietzsche),
201
Bianchi, Kenneth (“Hillside
Strangler”), 158–160, 256,
259–260, 267
Bin Laden, Osama (al-Qaeda), 215,
218, 240–244, 246
Borderline personality stalkers, 85–
88
Boundaries, professional
guidelines for, 182–184
violations of, 178–182
Brain pathology, role in violence,
117
Brodsky, Annette M., 175
Brothers Karamazov (Dostoyevsky),
224
Bryant, Martin, 100
Bundy, Theodore Robert “Ted,” 20,
23, 91, 253, 255–259, 266–267,
269, 274–275, 278, 282, 288,
290
Buono, Angelo (“Hillside
Strangler”), 158–160, 260 Bureau of Justice Statistics, 99, 102
Calden, Paul, 113
Carlson, Ross Michael, 156–157 Cartier, Michael, 77–78, 84–85, 92 Celebrities, stalkers of, 81–84 Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, 104
Chapman, Mark David, 87–88 Character
consequences of, 289
defining, 283
and destiny, 281–295
and perceiving reality, 290–291 role of empathy in, 293
role of heredity in, 293–295 role of upbringing in, 291–292 Chase, Richard (“Vampire of Sacramento”), 261, 267
Chikatilo, Andrei Romanovich, 247–250, 253, 267, 270, 275 Child abuse
allegations of, 149–150
consequences of, 64, 67, 70, 141– 148, 265–268, 274, 284 identification with aggressors, 144
killer cult leaders and, 230, 233, 237
serial sexual killers and, 265– 268
soul murder, 145
Cho, Seung-Hui (Virginia Tech killer), 100, 106, 124
Civilization and Its Discontents
(Freud), 2
Cleckley, Hervey, 29, 34–36
Clergymen, sexual misconduct by, 168–170
Come Here: A Man Overcomes the Tragic Aftermath of Childhood Sexual Abuse (Berendzen), 143
Compensatory rape, 66–68
Competency, 204
Confabulation, 137–141
Confessions of Felix Krull: Confidence Man (T. Mann), xii
Conrad, Joseph, 2
Countertransference, 176
Crack-Up, The (Fitzgerald), 143 Credentials of therapists, checking, 190–191
Crime Classification Manual (FBI), 58, 78, 254
Criminal psychopaths, 47–49 Cult Hotline and Clinic, 219–220, 244
Cults. See also Killer cults
assessing risk of violence in, 240 defining, 218–221
killer, 215–246
Dahmer, Jeffrey, 8–9, 27, 262–264,
267, 270–272, 274–275, 277,
282, 290
Dangers faced by therapists, 98–103 Dark side of humanity, xv–xvi,
1–17, 191, 294–295
acknowledging, 287
universality of, 27–28
Dead Souls (Gogol), 44
Death Benefit (Heilbroner), 50–51 Dependent stalkers, 84–85
Depression
and kindling, 276
secondary to antisocial
personality disorder, 38 secondary to borderline
personality disorder, 86 and suicide risk, 195
Destiny, character and, 281–295 Deviant behaviors, 5
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), 35 Dickinson, Emily, 287
Dissociation, 146, 158
Dissociative identity disorder, 149 Doomsday cults, 216
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 224
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, as model for disguised evil, 19–21, 57,
152, 257–259, 275
Drugs, role in workplace violence,
120
Earley, Pete, 30–31
Eichmann, Adolf, 10, 22
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 283, 289
Empathy
inability to feel, 22, 34, 37 role in character, 293
Encyclopedic Handbook of Cults in America (Melton), 219, 223
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 99
Erotomanics
as stalkers, 88–90, 117
workplace violence by, 117
Escape From Freedom (Fromm), 221
Espionage, 32–33, 41
Ethnic cleansing, xii, 1, 23, 44
Evil, 7–13
banality of, xii, 10
defining, 21
difference between thinking and doing, 26
origins of, 37
Exhibitionists, 5–6
Exploitative rape, 68–69
Family of Spies (Earley), 30–31
Fantasy
role for serial sexual killers, 268– 272
role in rape, 62–68
role in violence, 105
Farley, Richard, 117
Fascination, with serial sexual killers, 272–273
Fear of rape, 72–76
Felin, M. Sindy, 26
Female therapists, sexual
misconduct by, 177–178
Ferguson, Colin, 252
Ferri, Gian Luigi, 97–98, 101, 112, 118, 121
First Sin of Ross Michael Carlson, The (Weissberg), 157
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 143
Forensic psychiatry, 6, 179
investigating suicide cases, 193– 214
and killer cults, 239–240
Forrester, Jim H., 113
Foster, Vincent W., Jr., death of, 193–195
Free will, serial sexual killers and, 263–264
Freud, Sigmund, xi, 2, 7, 126, 272– 273
Fromm, Erich, 221
Gacy, John Wayne, 20, 22–23, 256,
258–259, 262, 265, 275–276,
278
Gender factor, 42, 89, 114, 177–178 Genocide, 1, 10, 24–25
Gogol, Maxim, 44
Golding, William, 2
Griffin, Michael F., 109
Group rape, 60, 62
Guevara, Che, 242
Guidelines
for preventing workplace
violence, 129–130, 132 for therapists, 183–184
Gutheil, Thomas G., xi–xiii, 3
Habash, George, 242–243
Hadden, Tanya, 172
Hanssen, Robert Philip, 29–30, 41 Harris, Eric (Columbine High
School killer), 100, 106, 124 Harris, Joseph, 103
Harvey, Donald (the Angel of
Death), 110–111
Haynes, Jonathan Preston, 107 Heart of Darkness (Conrad), 2 Heilbroner, David, 50–51
Helping professions, sexual
misconduct in, 163–191 Hennard, George, 112–113, 124 Heraclitus, 279, 281
Heredity, role in character, 293–295 Hilburn, Mark, 103
Hill, Paul, 109
Hinckley, John, Jr., 90
Hippocrates, 163, 174, 178, 242 Hitler, Adolf, 10, 232, 235, 283,
288
Homolka, Karla, 254
Homosexuals, murder by, 269 Hospitals, workplace violence in,
109–111
Hostility, 3
Hubbard, Henry, 56–59, 64
Huberty, James, 116
Hunter, Alfred, 103
Hypnosis, used in investigating
multiple personality disorder, 160–162
Identification with aggressors, in child abuse, 144
Immature romantics, as stalkers, 84
Impair
ed therapists, 184
Incest, 2
Incompetent therapists, 184
Inside the Criminal Mind (Samenow), 125
Insight psychotherapy, 291
Intention, in suicide investigations, 201–203
Intimate partner violence, stalkers and, 79–81
Investigation of suicide cases, in forensic psychiatry, 193–214
Jack the Ripper, 253
Jackson, Arthur, 93 James, William, 223
Jason, Larry, 103 Jones, James Warren “Jim” (Peoples Temple in Jonestown, Guyana), 215, 217–218, 225–232, 235– 236, 238, 241
LS D, implicated in suicides, 199, 206
Lu, Gang, 105, 124
Kemper, Edmund Edward III, 22,
91, 256, 261, 264, 267, 269,
275–276, 278, 290
Khomeini, Ayatollah Ruhollah, 242 Killer cults, 215–246
facilities (sites) of, 225–226 forensic psychiatry and, 239– 240
leaders of, characteristics, 233 members of, 221–223
negotiating with, 236–239 opposition to, 244–245
origins of, 226–228
practices of, 223–225
present-day, 245–246
recruitment into, 223–225 rules of, 226
Kindling, 276
Kirkland v. State, 154
Klebold, Dylan (Columbine High School killer), 100, 106, 124 Koresh, David (Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas), 215–217,
225–226, 228–238, 241, 245 Kurten, Peter, 253
Lawyers, sexual misconduct by, 170–171
Leaders of killer cults, 233
Lefave, Debra, 171
Lepine, Marc, 106, 118
Letourneau, Mary Kay, 171
Levine, Gail, 114
Looting, 4
Lord of the Flies (Golding), 2
Lott, George, 112
Lozano v. Bean-Bayog, 165–167
Males, rape of, 60
Mann, Edward Thomas, 114, 116 Mann, Thomas, xii
Manson, Charles (Helter Skelter),
223, 225, 232, 235
Mask of Sanity, The (Cleckley), 34 Mass murder, 44, 100–101
Masserman, Jules, 163–165, 174 Maxwell, Robert, death of, 197–
199, 203
McGinnis, Virginia, 50–51
McIlvane, Thomas, 104, 119 McVeigh, Timothy (Murrah
Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City), 246
Melton, J. Gordon, 219, 223 Members of killer cults, 221–223 Mental health, defining, 283–288 Mental illness. See individual
diagnoses
Mercy killings, 110–111
Merson, Kimberly, 171–172
Milligan, William, 154
Mirror neurons, and empathic
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