In this episode, I'll be discussing the history of murder, including the first evidence of a murder occurring, and punishments for murder throughout time. Next, I'll examine the most common motivations for murder and I'll look at some real life examples. Lastly, I'll discuss what reforms we can make to reduce the murder rate.
Sources for this episode:
Bonn, S. (2019). Understanding Serial Killer Ted Bundy. Psychology Today.*
Definition. (2020). Definition of Murder. Merriam-Webster.*
Dobuzinskis, A. (2019). Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' begins life term in Colorado 'Supermax' prison. WKZO.*
Executions Overview. (2020). Executed but did not directly kill the victim. Death Penalty Information Center.*
History.com Editors. (2020). Code of Hammurabi. History.*
History.com Editors. (2020). Osama Bin Ladin. History.*
Jacksonville Community Council Inc. (2006). Reducing Murder: A community Response. Homicide Center.*
Kim, C., LeBlang, T. (1975). The Death Penalty in Traditional China. Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, 5(77), 78-105.
Luhnow, D., Cordoba, J. (2009). The Drug Lord Who Got Away. The Wall Street Journal.*
MacLod, W. (1937). Police and Punishment Among Native American of the Plains. Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, 28(2), 181-201.
Morrall, P. (2007). Murder and Society: Why Commit Murder? Crime and Justice.*
Murder. (2020). What is Murder? HG Legal Resources.*
Paddy. (2019). Murder in the First Degree: A History. Paddy Hirsch.*
Pruitt, S. (2018). Was This the First Murder Victim in History? History.*
Reggio, M. (1997). History of the Death Penalty. PBS.*
State by State. (2020). States with and without the death penalty – 2020. Death Penalty Information Center.*
Violent Crime. (2020). Jacksonville FL Crime Rate 1999-2018. Macrotrends.*
*Please email me at crisisofcrime@gmail.com for web addresses. The description box does not allow enough characters to include them.
In this episode, I'll be discussing the history of murder, including the first evidence of a murder occurring, and punishments for murder throughout time. Next, I'll examine the most common motivations for murder and I'll look at some real life examples. Lastly, I'll discuss what reforms we can make to reduce the murder rate.
Sources for this episode:
Bonn, S. (2019). Understanding Serial Killer Ted Bundy. Psychology Today.*
Definition. (2020). Definition of Murder. Merriam-Webster.*
Dobuzinskis, A. (2019). Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' begins life term in Colorado 'Supermax' prison. WKZO.*
Executions Overview. (2020). Executed but did not directly kill the victim. Death Penalty Information Center.*
History.com Editors. (2020). Code of Hammurabi. History.*
History.com Editors. (2020). Osama Bin Ladin. History.*
Jacksonville Community Council Inc. (2006). Reducing Murder: A community Response. Homicide Center.*
Kim, C., LeBlang, T. (1975). The Death Penalty in Traditional China. Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, 5(77), 78-105.
Luhnow, D., Cordoba, J. (2009). The Drug Lord Who Got Away. The Wall Street Journal.*
MacLod, W. (1937). Police and Punishment Among Native American of the Plains. Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, 28(2), 181-201.
Morrall, P. (2007). Murder and Society: Why Commit Murder? Crime and Justice.*
Murder. (2020). What is Murder? HG Legal Resources.*
Paddy. (2019). Murder in the First Degree: A History. Paddy Hirsch.*
Pruitt, S. (2018). Was This the First Murder Victim in History? History.*
Reggio, M. (1997). History of the Death Penalty. PBS.*
State by State. (2020). States with and without the death penalty – 2020. Death Penalty Information Center.*
Violent Crime. (2020). Jacksonville FL Crime Rate 1999-2018. Macrotrends.*
*Please email me at crisisofcrime@gmail.com for web addresses. The description box does not allow enough characters to include them.