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看２年前的点评就已经有人说是至亲作案了
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悉尼Bond大学犯罪学副教授Wayne Petherick认为，从受害人数和犯罪手段的恶劣性来看，这起灭门案的凶手几乎肯定认识受害者，并且其行凶目的带有强烈的个人报复动机。
Petherick教授指出，事发住所并无强行进入的痕迹，也说明了凶手同受害者家庭的关系非同一般。他同时说道，这起案件提醒人们，自己的住所不一定就是一个避难所。有时候，最亲近的人才是最危险的。
Killings most likely retaliation: profiler
http://www.smh.com.au/national/k ... -20090721-ds48.html
Dylan Welch Police Reporter
July 22, 2009
THE person who bashed to death five people while they slept almost certainly knew them and would have been motivated by an intensely personal need for revenge or retribution, a leading criminal profiler said.
As dozens of detectives and forensic staff enter the fifth day of investigatons in to the murders of the Lin family, a Bond University criminologist said those responsible for such a brutal, targeted crime were almost always known to their victims.
"The sheer number of victims and the brutality of the crime does tend to suggest a retaliatory offence, a revenge offence," Associate Professor Wayne Petherick said.
"And those kind of crimes tend to have these hallmarks; they tend to be very vicious, very personal attacks, and they're always the result of a real or imagined wrong. And retaliatory offences … usually indicate a known suspect."
The murders were also categorised as a "mass homicide", murders involving more than three people, putting them in the highest and most rare category of crimes.
The commander of the Homicide Squad, Detective Superintendent Geoff Beresford, has described the killings as "intensely personal", but has not ruled out multiple killers.
It is understood detectives will spend much of this week examining the family's business and personal background, trying to establish motive.
The apparent lack of forced entry also provided some ability to narrow the field of investigation, he said.
"What kind of security does the house have? Who knew about the security? Were there any spare keys left out?"
Investigators would be concentrating particularly on victimology, the branch of criminal science which establishes and examines the relationship between victim and offender, he said.
"In cases like this the entire case will revolve around … who the victims are, what they are involved in, who they associated with, what they did during the day, what they did at night."
The crime was also a stark reminder that, contrary to popular belief, your home can be a dangerous place rather than a refuge, Mr Petherick said.
"We are most at risk from the people closest to us."
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猫猫牛仔日记 电梯1楼 (2012-8-31) CatITude 
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