Socio-demographic and Mechanical Profiles of Malaysian Male Murderers: a Descriptive Study

Kamaluddin, Mohammad Rahim; Shariff, Nadiah Syariani Md; Othman, Azizah; Ismail, Khaidzir; Saat, Geshina Ayu Mat

doi:10.7439/ijbr.v5i2.470

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“…Kamaluddin at al found that use of multiple modes for killing was obvious for premeditated homicidesin order to ensure that murder was successful, unlike withspontaneous or passion homicides. They also found that vengeance was frequent motive when multiple modes for killing were used 6 . This case is also interesting because the killer left weapon at the crime scene, more precisely in victim's neck.…”

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“…These homicides occur when multiple perpetrators have a different modes of killing, to hide the true manner of death, or when an initially unsuccessful attack with one weapon is abandoned and changed by another mode which was more successful, or due to availability of weapons at the scene of homicide, or unexpected appearance of possible eyewitness,or else 3,4 . It was found that use of multiple modes of killing is likely the result of premeditated homicide, unlike what is happeningwith passion homicide 3,5,6 . For example, premeditated murderers tend to use multiple modes of killing such as a combination of stabbing and strangulation to make sure that their victim is dead.…”

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“…The crime rate is increasing day by day in Malaysia despite the prison authorities imposing harsh sentences on offenders. This statement is supported by the study of Rahim et al, (2016) who say the number of crimes continues to rise high every year despite the imposition of punitive and harsh punishments. According to Thomas, Hurley and Grimes (2002), recidivism not only increases crime rates but increases societal concerns about personal and national safety, increased economic costs of crime and the cost of rehabilitative treatment provided by the criminal justice system.…”

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Explorative Study on Recidivism Factor of Gang Violence in Malaysia

Loganathan Krishan,

Saralah Devi Mariamdaran Chethiyar

2023

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The number of crimes continues to rise high every year despite the imposition of punitive and harsh punishments. Gang violence is one of the parts of the crime that occurs in Malaysia. Gang violence is described as a violent phenomenon involving a group of people whose primary purpose is to engage in aggressive and delinquent behavior. Criminals who are involved in gang violence are substantially more likely to re-offend after being released than offenders who are not members of gangs. The objective of this study is to discuss the recidivism factors of gang violence in Malaysia. The Library Research approach was used in this study, where information and related statistics were gathered from a variety of sources. The psychological factors and criminogenic factors are the main factors of gang members return to the prison. The factors which are discussed in this study can help people to know the reasons gang members who are involved in violence return to prison.

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“…The use of chemicals and corrosive substances can be observed in some planned and predetermined homicide cases. In general, planned murder can be characterized as instrumental murders in which the murders are planned and committed for certain benefits such as financial gain, power, and wealth status [12]. Such murderers may tend to undertake precautionary behaviors that are consciously intended to confuse, hamper, or defeat investigative or forensic efforts to conceal their identity, connection to the crime, or the crime itself [13].…”

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Effect of microbial inoculant on the oviposition and completion of life cycle of Chrysomya megacephala(Fabricius) and Chrysomya rufifacies(Macquart) infest-ing rabbit carcasses

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This research was conducted to assess the influence of microbial inoculant (EM.1®) on the initial oviposition and developmental pattern of two prevalent necrophagous flies (Chrysomya megacephala and Chrysomya rufifacies) in Malaysia. Nine rabbit carcasses were equally divided into control and two treated groups. The control carcasses were sprayed with deionized water (about 100 mL), whereas the two other treated groups were individually sprayed with two concentrations of EM.1® at 1:500 and 1:100, respectively. Results revealed that the single application of EM.1® on both treated carcasses did not statistically impede oviposition by both necrophagous species, as well as their subsequent developmental patterns (P > 0.05) when compared with that of controls. Therefore, estimating the minimum post-mortem interval (mPMI) using empirical baseline data for the control animal model would remain appropriate for estimating mPMI in cases involving carcasses with a single application of EM.1®

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Socio-demographic and Mechanical Profiles of Malaysian Male Murderers: a Descriptive Study

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Combined homicide

Combined homicide

Explorative Study on Recidivism Factor of Gang Violence in Malaysia

Effect of microbial inoculant on the oviposition and completion of life cycle of Chrysomya megacephala(Fabricius) and Chrysomya rufifacies(Macquart) infest-ing rabbit carcasses

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