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Ressler etal. / CRIME SCENF ANALYSIS TABLE 2 Crime Scene Variables Differ sutiating Organized and Disorganized Sexual Murderers Percentage Organized Disorganized ACTIONS DURING OFFENSE Offense 1 Data Set Strategy/ Planned versus Sudden; 86 44 Organized morc likely to have planned (81) (8) Achvsex/ Violent act done to achieve sexual 28 86 relations; Organized less likely (68) (7) Restrain/ Restraints used; 49 10 Organized more likely (97) (21) Weaponlft/ Weapon left at scene of crime; 19 69 Organized less likely (67) (16) Sexoff/ Sexual acts committed; 76 46 Organized more likely to commit (85) (13) sexual acts Sadism/ Sadistic acts committed; 32 43 Organized Jess likely (97) (21) Masoc hisan/ Masochistic acts committed; i) if) Organized may, disorganized did not (97) (21) Swallow Forced vietim to do sey 10 ) seinen Organized may, disorganized did not (97) (21) Organized shows more control (may be useful for cases in which victim lives) Conversation with victim (aspects shown) Manipulative §1 14 Threatening 54 25 Inquisitive 45 10 Polite 48 19 Threatens family 4 0 Obtains name 41 0 (97) (21) Reactions desired by offender Fear/ Wants victim to show fear; 39 6 Organized more likely (69) (16) Lie still/ Wants victim to lie still; 29 0 Organized more likely (65) (16) Incrager/ Things done to increase aggression; 62 20 Organized more likely (55) (10) Alcoho}/ Alcohol use associated with offense; 56 19 Organized have greater use (97) (21) Victim 2 Data Set Position/ Victim's body positioned; 22 55 Organized less apt to position body (88) (20) eee 68 (continued)