Castro Lost Girls

The MTC rape typology is very useful to help understand the different types of rape. There are 9 types of rapist. Types 1 and 2 rapists are called The Opportunistic Rapist. The opportunistic rapist engages in sexual assault simply because the opportunity to rape presents itself. Also, opportunistic rapist may occur within some antisocial act like robbery. Type 3 rapist is called the pervasively angry rapist. The pervasively angry rapist tis a demonstrates a predominance of global and undifferentiated anger that pervades all areas of the offender’s life. That includes when a men attacks a women, his behavior show a example of total absence of sexual arousal. Types 4 and 5 the sexually motivated, sadistic rapists. Sexually motivation rapist

In “Riding the Bull at Gilleys,” Scully and Marolla depict the psychopathological and the socio-cultural models of rape. The psychopathological model is a representation of what psychotherapist have used for years to explain the reasoning behind rape. With this model, rape is the result of an eccentric mental dysfunction, which symptoms include involuntary and uncontrollable sexual impulses. These sexual impulses may be temporary, repetitive, long lasting or brief. This model also implies that male sexual aggression is abnormal, therefore; psychologists do not seek any other rational explanation. Mainly, the psychopathological model ignores any correlational factors linking male sexual aggression to learned social behavior.

Burton, Miller, and Shill (2002) found that sex offenders were more likely to be sexually abused compared to nonsexual offenders. Specifically, they were more often related to their perpetrators, experienced longer durations of abuse, were manipulated through the use of force, and penetration occurred. Forcefulness, or the method of operation, and gender may identify individuals who are more susceptible to carrying out sexual crimes. For example, a victim who experiences the use of favors or games as a method of manipulation is less likely to commit sexual crimes. Whereas a victim that experiences threats or physical force is

The stereotype of who a typical sexual assault victim is, is also detrimental to abide by as male victims of sexual assault will often fear being blamed and feel emasculated as a result of their victimisation. The continuation of stereotypic types of victims when considering a certain crime can often distort the seriousness of sexual

On October 20, 2002, an eight-year-old boy revealed that a man had persuaded him and had taken him away to an old house and tried to sodomize him. The day after, the child’s mother saw a man similar to what the boy had described as his assailant. Exactly when the mother asked in the matter of whether this was the assailant, he responded that it was. Police were requested, and the man, Ricardo Rachell, was arrested.

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In the residential Tremont neighbourhood of Cleveland, Ohio between the years 2002 – 2004, three girls – Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Georgia (Gina) DeJesus – were kidnapped. All three girls had accepted a ride home of a man named Ariel Castro, but instead of driving the girls home, he drove them to his own house, where he lured them inside took them to the basement and then restraint them. For the next eleven to nine years he kept the three girls at his house which was located at 2207 Seymour Avenue, Tremont, Cleveland, Ohio, which was approximately three miles away from the site of the abductions.

Castro viewed his victims as a family dynamic with different roles: Michelle was viewed as a grandmother figure who was to help raise the child (evidenced by Castro making her miscarry multiple times), Amanda was viewed as a mother figure (as she’s the biological mother of the daughter), and Gina who was viewed as a daughter or sister (as she was the youngest, and least sexually abused), and Castro viewing himself as the father

First, Mary Rowlandson was taken from her home by a group of Wampanoag Native Americans, and held for ransom. She moved around with them through the cold winter for eleven weeks and five days. Mary Rowlandson’s captors never harmed her, and never spoke rudely to her. Oppositely, Jaycee Dugard was taken by a couple in their forties, known as the Garridos. She was held in their house, and later in a shack in the backyard, for eighteen years. She was taken to fulfill the sexual needs of her male captor, and he repeatedly raped her. Both women were captured by strangers, but their captors had different motives, and they treated their captives very

Abstract This paper explores seven in-depth questions that are on the subject of the Cleveland Abduction. The suspect that perpetrated these criminal acts had a traumatic childhood. This may have changed his way of thinking where it would allow him to cause these girls pain. Each girl has an individual story of how they were kidnapped, but all are fairly similar.

Furthering the belief that women cannot be violent, another major distinction between male and female sex offender typologies is the Male- Coerced or Male-Accompanied typology. This typology involves either a passive woman who abuses due to an abusive male partner or a male-female couple who both equally abuse (Vandiver & Kercher). There are many issues involved with these typologies. The first issue is that the male becomes primarily responsible for the abuse instead of the female. In the situation of a passive woman whose abusive partner forces her to abuse, the victims of the abuse are most often their own children.

The main debate amongst the explanation is the key motivation that drives the offender to commit rape. Previously, majority of social scientists’ perspective of rape is seen as a sexually motivated crime; for instance, males are given the opportunity to fulfil their sexual desires that cannot be met legally, thus

The first scene in the film begins with Driss and Philippe driving at ridiculous speeds through Paris at night. Driss is behind the wheel of Phillippe’s Maserati living it up, while Philippe rides shotgun, visibly out of his comfort zone, though still enjoying the exhilaration of the ride. Eventually a Parisian police car signals the Maserati to pull over. Driss refuses, and a high-speed chase ensues, culminating in Philippe feigning a seizure to deceive the police into believing that Driss’s driving was out of necessity and not pure sport.

Sexual assaults can be very violent or not. Even though it ruins your life it might be better to live then to die or maybe not if you have to live with it the rest of your life. there are different kinds of rapist first there is power rapists. They show less aggression they use only enough force to committee the rape. They only show anger when the victim resistances. These rapists are usually non-athletic, low self-esteem, and have little or no social contact. To other people he is

As the movie was starting, the little girl noticed the strange guy and asked her