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Forward, Anthony Beech, Introduction, Jean Proulx, Section 1. Theories and Research, 1. Sexual homicide studies: An international perspective, Jean Proulx, 2. Sexual Homicide : A critical review of the main theoretical models, Oliver Chan, 3. The role of psychopathy in sexual homicide, Stephen Porter and Katherine Rose, 4. Sexual murderer’s and sexual lives: Are they all sexual predators, Jonathan James, Stephanie Langevin, Jean Proulx and Elen Vuidard, 5. The developmental antecedents of serial and non-serial sexual murderers : Testing alternative hypothesis with structural equation modeling, Jonathan James, Patrick Lussier and Jean Proulx, 6. Developmental and criminal histories of sexual killers and crime scene characteristics: A comparison of subgroups engaging or not engaging in post-mortem sexual interference, Tamsin Higgs and Ewa Stefanska, 7. Modus operandi in direct and indirect sexual killings, Ewa Stefanska and Tamsin Higgs, 8. A comparison of French and Canadian sexual murderers : Is there a universal prototypical sexual murderer?, Jonathan James, Jean Proulx, Patrick Lussier and Audrey Renard, 9. A comparison of sexual murderers having child and adult victims, Jean Proulx, Eric Beauregard and Jonathan James, 10. Sexual homicide in Scotland, Emily Baron and Rajan Darjee, 11. Stranger sexual homicide, Paul Greenall, 12. Sexual assault and homicide of elder female, Mark Safarik and John Jarvis, 13. Perpetrators of sexual homicide in Germany: Medical, psychiatric and psychological characteristics, Andreas Hill, Peer Briken and Wolfgang Berner, Section 2. Sexual Sadism, 14. Sexual sadism and sexual homicide: An overview, Andreas Mokros, 15. The developmental factors associated with sexual sadism, Carrie Robertson, Sonja Krstic and Raymond Knight, 16. The developmental antecedents of sexual sadism, Nicholas Longpre, Jean-Pierre Guay and Raymond Knight, 17. The assessment of sexual sadism, Joachim Nietzsche, Stephen Hucker and William Marshall, 18. The treatment of sexual sadism: Pharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches, Andreas Hill, Peer Briken and Wolfgang Berner, Section 3. Clinical Issues, 19. Introduction to clinical issues, Adam Carter, 20. Sexual homicide and the legal process: Assessment and formulation, including defences of diminished responsibility, Derek Perkins, 21. The assessment of sexual homicide perpetrators for the purpose of risk reduction in high secure psychiatric services and prison settings, Adam Carter and Derek Perkins, 22. Treatment in secure hospitals and prisons, Adam Carter and Derek Perkins, 23. Community management of sexual homicide perpetrators, Rajan Darjee and Emily Baron, 24. The neuropsychological and neurological of sexual homicide offenders: potential tools for the prosecution, detention, progression, release of individual cases, Christian Joyal, 25. Pharmacological treatment in sexual homicides cases, Joachim Nietzsche and Rajan Darjee, 26. Jeffery Dahmer: A psychiatric assessment of a serial sexual murderer, George Palermo and Richard Kocsis, Section 4. Police Issues, 27. Police issues and sexual homicide: Taking stock of the research, Eric Beauregard, 28. Challenges and complexities of sexual homicide investigations, Janey McClellan, 29. Offender profiling in France, Elen Vuidard, Stephanie Lemaout, Audrey Renard, Marie-Laure Brunel-Dupin, Thierry Hue and Bruno Couret, 30. The scientific validity of criminal profiling: Realities, rhetoric and conflicts, Richard Kocsis, 31. Accuracy and offender homology in criminal profiling: A integrated model for sexual murder investigations, Richard Kocsis, 32. Examining behavioral consistency patterns in serial sexual homicide based on victims selection and sexual actions, Anna Bibulowicz, Gabrielle Salfati and Kimberley Schanz, 33. The behavioral linkage of sexual homicides, Jessica Woodhams and Kari Davies, 34. Geoprofiling serial sex murder, Kim Rossmo, Investigative interviewing in sexual murderers, Michel St-Yves and Mark Kebbell, 35. A geospatial analysis of the crime commission process of serial and non-serial sexual murderers, Jonathan James and Eric Beauregard, Section 5. New Directions, 36. New directions in theories of sexual homicide, and sexual sadism, Jean Proulx, 37. New directions in assessment and treatment of sexual murderers, Adam Carter, 38. New directions in police issues related to sexual homicide, Eric Beauregard, Conclusion, Jean Proulx