Dark Dreams: Sexual Violence, Homicide And The Criminal Mind (29 page)

This book would not have been possible without the case contributions from members of city, county, state, and federal law enforcement agencies throughout the United States.

I also want to thank my friends and colleagues in the Academy Group (AGI) in Manassas, Virginia, for their encouragement and many years of friendship. They include Ken Baker, Dick Ault, Pete Smerick, Roger Depue, Steve Mardigian, Mike Napier, Larry McCann, Connie Hassel, Tom Strentz, Marty Rehberg, and Elaine Fox.

There are two officers with whom I served in the military, Tom McGreevy and Charlie Stahl, who became my mentors. A belated public thanks to both of them for helping to shape my thinking.

Many of my former colleagues in the Behavioral Science Unit contributed to my education and experience. My gratitude to my partner of thirteen years, Ken Lanning, and to Art Westveer, Larry Ankrom, John Douglas, Bob Ressler, Steve Etter, Joe Harpold, Bill Hagmaier, Win Norman, Bob Boyd, and Jim Wright, among others.

I am also deeply indebted to the national and international members of the FBI NCAVC Police Fellowship for their guidance and friendship since 1984 and to the mental health professionals whose works have served as guideposts throughout my career. Most have become my good friends.

They include Park Dietz, Janet Warren, Robert Prentky, Ann Burgess, Bob Hare, John Hunter, Gene Abel, Reid Meloy, Chris Hatcher, Robert Freeman-Longo, Ray Knight, Fred Berlin, Peter Collins, Steve Hucker, Judith Becker, Nick Groth, and Kris Mohandie.

Thanks to Jennifer Gerrietts of the
Argus Leader
in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as well as Ray Flanagan of the Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Times Tribune
and Patti Froning from the South Dakota Attorney General’s Office for helping us keep our facts straight. Likewise to prosecutor Mike Pent of the San Diego County (California) District Attorney’s Office for his critical review of the Billy Lee Chadd material. Carlton Stowers of Cedar Hill, Texas, cast his expert eye over our pages on Faryion Wardrip.

Michaela Hamilton deserves special thanks for skillfully hammering a sprung manuscript back into shape at the eleventh hour.

Thanks to Charlie Spicer, our editor at St. Martin’s Press, for his patience and support in helping to make this book a reality, and to Elizabeth Kaplan, our tireless protectress and advocate.

Finally, I want to acknowledge the unwavering and loving support of my wife, Peggy Driver-Hazelwood. We couldn’t have completed the project without her.

The index that appeared in the print version of this title does not match the pages in your eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device to search for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below.

Abel, Gene

abuse and sexual offenders

Albert Victor, Prince

American Psychiatric Association

anal rape

Anderson, Amy

Anderson, Robert Leroy

penetration by foreign objects

sadism of

Ankrom, Larry

Ann
^*
(sexual slavery)

antisocial personality disorder (APD)

apartheid

audiotapes of crime

Augustine, Saint

Autoerotic Fatalities

autoeroticism

Christopher DiStefano

Patrick Mahan
^*
case

Maggie Thomas
^*
case

Aynesworth, Hugh

Baker, Ken

Ball, Janie

Barnett, Mark

Barstow
^*
, Remi

battered spouses and sexual slavery

Beatlestone, Fiona

Becky (DeBardeleben victim)

behavioral code, realization of and crime

behavioral continuum, sexual sadists as

behavioral science and criminal psychology

acting as own lawyer

bulletproof syndrome

counterfeiter and killer

crime scene mementos and photographs

journalistic records

narcissist

normal appearance

personality disorders

psychopaths

self-portrait

testifying, insistence of

Berkowitz, David

Bernardo, Paul

bestiality

Bianchi, Ken

Biasotto, Catherine

Binder, Al

bisexuality, sexual sadists and

Blau, Ellen

blood sugar imbalance and criminal behavior

body piercing

Boeder, Brian

Bogard, Kenneth

bondage

Boone, Leza

borderline personality disorder

Bright, Delmar

Briscolina, Mary Alice

Brooks, Pierce

Brunner, Jeremy

BSU (Behavioral Science Unit)

Buckley, William F.

bulletproof syndrome

Bundy, Carol

Bundy, Ted

acting as own lawyer

carelessness of

and detective magazines

Buono, Angelo

Burgerhof, Bob

Burgerhof, Christie Negvesky

Burgess, Ann Wolbert

Burget
^*
, Frankie

Burget
^*
, Mark

Busby, Leslie

Byers, Brett

Byers, Sloan

Calson, Walter “Pete,”

Camarena, Enrique (Kiki)

Campbell, John

Carachilo, Michael

“cartoon case,”

Chadd, Billy Lee

sadism of

self-documentation

Chapman, “Dark Annie,”

Charmers: The True Story of a Ladies’ Man and His Victims
(Olsen)

childhood abuse and sexual offenders

Clarke, Thomas

Clevenger, James

Cobert, Lori

Collector, The
(film)

compliant partners

compliant partners, five steps to

identification of

punishment

reshaping sexual norms

seduction

social isolation

compliant victims

compulsive drivers, sexual sadists as

Confessions, The
(Augustine)

Cook, Thomas

Craig, Christie

Creek, Everard

crime, cruelty during a

Crime Classification Manual

crime scene mementos and photographs

criminal investigative analysis (CIA)

criminal psychology

acting as own lawyer

bulletproof syndrome

counterfeiter and killer

crime scene mementos and photographs

journalistic records

narcissist

normal appearance

personality disorders

psychopaths

self-portrait

testifying, insistence of

cruelty

during a crime

interrogative

nonsexual

pathological group behavior

postmortem mutilation

revenge motivated

state-sanctioned

Cruz
^*
, Juliet

culture vs. race and sexual sadists

“Dark Secrets” (Chadd)

Davies, Elizabeth

DeBardeleben
^*
, Caryn

DeBardeleben, Mike

credo

emotional detachment

paranoia of

penetration by foreign objects

as police buff

self-documentation

dependent personality disorder (DPD)

detective magazines as “rape and murder” manuals

Devaney, Fred

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual
,

fourth edition

diaries of crime

Dietz, Park

Dillon, Thomas

DiStefano, Christopher

and autoeroticism

and fetishism

journal entries

and masochism

news accounts, scrapbooks and collections

police investigations, becoming involved in

scene of the crime, returning to

and sexual bondage

and sexual sadism

third-person accounts

victim’s family, contact with

DiStefano, Mike

Dobson, James

Donston, Roslyn

Doud, Pamela

Douglas, John

Drake, G. Curtis

Druitt, Montague John

Dumansky, Bill

Dumansky, Larisa

Duncan, Rex

Eckerd, William

Eddowes, Katherine

ego and criminal defense

Einstein, Albert

emotional detachment, sexual sadists and

equivocal death analysis (EDA)

James Stanley Harrison case

Patrick Mahan
^*
case

Maggie Thomas
^*
case

erotic asphyxiation

autoeroticism

Evans, Dan

exhibitionism

family men, sexual sadists as

fantasy

definition of

fantasy made real

autoeroticism

compliant victims

inanimate objects, acting out against

paid partners

FBI National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC)

fellatio, forced

fetishism

Christopher DiStefano

Foos, Dennis

foreign objects, penetration by

Fowles, John

Freedman
^*
, Beth

Froning, Patty

frotteurism

Gacy, John Wayne

Gallego, Gerald

Garster, Paul

genetics and criminal behavior

genocide

gerontophiles

Gibbs, Jeff

Gibbs, Toni

Gibbs, Waldo

Gilbert
^*
, Mary

Gilgallon, James G.

girlfriends as compliant partners

battered spouses and sexual slavery

five steps to

Glatman, Harvey

Goetz, Brain

Goode, Arthur

Grandpre, Bob

grandstanding

Gull, Sir William

Hammer, Jamie

Harrison, James Stanley

Harrison, Marnie

Hatcher, Chris

Hazen, Stacy

hebephiles

Hesterberg, James

Hillside Strangler

Homolka, Karla

Hooker, Cameron

Hooker, Janice

Hope, Tamia

Human Rights Watch

impulsive offenders

inanimate objects, acting out against

indirect personality assessment (IPA)

insanity and criminal behavior

interrogative cruelty

Jack the Ripper

Jackal
,
The
(film)

Jarbola, Andy

Johnstone
^*
, Andrew

Jones
^*
, John

Jones
^*
, Margaret

Jordnson, Mrs.

Joseph
^*
, Marti

journalistic records of crime

Kathy
^*
(convenience store victim)

Kelly, Mary

Kemper, Edmund Emil, III

“Ken and Barbie” murders

Kimbrew, Tina

Kiss the Girls
(film)

Kluesner, Tim

Kosminski, Aaron

Lake, Leonard

Lane
^*
, Diedre

Lanning, Ken

Larson, Gary

Laughlin, Danny Wayne

law officers, offenders posing as

Lawson, James

lawyer, acting as own

Levine, Lowell

Lines, Kate

linkage analysis

Juliet Cruz
^*

Rose Morrison
^*
case

Maria Rodriguez
^*
case

Roland Smith
^*

Little, John

Livingston, Pamela J.

“London, Sondra

“Lonely Hearts Killer,”

Long, Larry

Lucas, Henry Lee

lust murderer

Lyle
^*

McGuire, Christine

Macha, Barry L.

Mackay, Ron

McKenna, Ira

McMurchie, Boyd

Mahan
^*
, Patrick

Mallalieu, Anne

Mallard, Jack

Malone
^*
, Malcom

masochisms

Christopher DiStefano

media violence and sexual offenders

mementos of crime scene

Mercado, Ruth

Mertz, Greg

Michaud, Stephen G.

Mickelson, Richard

Milk, Harvey

Millett, Lee

mind as source

Mindhunter
(Douglas)

Montana State University (MSU) killings

Morrison
^*
, Rose

Moscone, George

Munkvold, Judy

Murphy, Michael B.

narcissism

narcissist personality disorder

National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC)

Nazi genocide

necrophilia

Negvesky, Donna

Negvesky, Henry

Ng, Charles

Nichols, Mary Ann Polly

Night Stalker

nonsexual cruelty

normal appearance

Norton, Carla

Nygard, Jeff

Odom, James

Ofcharsky, Ryan

Olsen, Jack

O’Malley, Carlon M.

Only Living Witness
,
The
(Aynesworth/Michaud)

opportunistic rape

Pacifico, Joseph G.

paid partners

paranoid personality disorder (PPD) sexual sadists and

paraphilic dimension of ritualistic offenders

pathological group behavior

pedophiles and sexual sadists

pedophiles

Peeling-Dykman, Herminda

penetration by foreign objects

Pent, Mike

Perfect Victim
(McGuire/Norton)

personality disorders

antisocial personality disorder (APD)

borderline personality disorder

narcissist personality disorder

photo and trophy keepers

photographs as crime scene mementos

police buffs, sexual sadists as

police investigations, suspects becoming involved in

pornography

and sexual offenders

violent

Porter, Michael

post-traumatic stress disorder

postmortem mutilation

poverty and sexual offenders

preferences and passions of sexual sadists

premenstrual syndrome and criminal behavior

profilers (necessary attributes)

analytical logic

common sense

life experience

open-mindedness

patience

personal feelings, ability to isolate

think like criminal, ability to

profiling

art of

courses

criminal investigative analysis (CIA)

equivocal death analysis (EDA)

indirect personality assessment (IPA)

Kathy’s case

linkage analysis

necessary attributes

process

three criteria

prostitutes

acting out with first

homosexual

key questions concerning

psychopaths

See also
antisocial personality disorder