In Search of the Suffolk Strangler in Search of the Suffolk Strangler
Byline: ROBERT MENDICK
THE Suffolk Strangler has killed five women in just six weeks. But just who is he and what is motivating his killing spree?
Criminologists and forensic psychologists in the UK and abroad are offering their advice in the desperate race against time to find him.Ged Bailes, head of forensic psychology at the Norvic Clinic in Norwich, is convinced the strangler has an "intrinsic desire to kill".
He told the Evening Standard today: "It's a drive from within him and not a response to external factors, meaning that it is very likely he will not stop until he is caught. The desire doesn't go away. It may be suppressed for a while but it will …
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Article title: In Search of the Suffolk Strangler in Search of the Suffolk Strangler.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: The Evening Standard (London, England).
Publication date: December 13, 2006.
Page number: 6.
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