Advances in Social Behavior Research

Advances in Social Behavior Research

ASBR ICEIPI 2022, 03 March 2023

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A series of Rapes and Homicides of Criminal Motives and Dangerous Knot in Gansu and Inner Mongolia Provinces

Rong Luo * 1 , Yuanyi Mao 2 , Bing Luo 3 , Chun Zheng 4
1 Chengdu Public Security Bureau Criminal Police Department, Criminal investigation Technology Division, Chengdu, China
2 Chengdu Public Security Bureau Criminal Police Department, Criminal investigation Technology Division, Chengdu, China
3 Chengdu Public Security Bureau Criminal Police Department, Criminal investigation Technology Division, Chengdu, China
4 Department of Psychology, School of Education and Psychology, Southwest Minzu University, Chengdu, China

* Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.

Advances in Social Behavior Research, ASBR ICEIPI 2022, 548-558
Published 03 March 2023. © 2023 The Author(s). Published by EWA Publishing
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Citation Rong Luo, Yuanyi Mao, Bing Luo, Chun Zheng. A series of Rapes and Homicides of Criminal Motives and Dangerous Knot in Gansu and Inner Mongolia Provinces. ASBR (2023) ASBR ICEIPI 2022: 548-558.

Abstract

The criminal motive, which is the driving force that causes the criminal to commit, has important value in the criminal psychological structure. The criminal motive of Gao chengyong's series of rapes and homicides belongs to a relatively hidden type of criminal motive. The criminal modus operandi of Gao is cruel, which is beyond the normal degree of sexual crimes. The criminal psychology of Gao, which is related to sex, belongs to the kind of awareness knot in the dangerous knot. On this basis, it is inferred that Gao's sexual pleasure is obtained through the high excitement generated by victim's mutilation. Because of sexual disordered, it can't be obtained through normal sexual life. The purpose of paper is to deepen the understanding of human nature in the field of criminal psychology based on levels of consciousness and Freud's model of the mind.

Keywords

crime motive, dangerous knot, A series of rapes and homicides, paraphilia.

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