Serial rape experts profile suspect in Kansas case
The Journal World quotes two national experts on serial rape. Stephen Thompson and Janet Warren discuss suspect age range 18 to 28 at crimes in Manhattan and Lawrence, patterns spanning a decade, preferred locations near campuses, and a motive of control. They note potential aging out, possible relocation, and a low likelihood of killing.
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Serial rapes and assaults at multiple Manhattan and Lawrence addresses
A chronology lists numerous incidents from Oct 1, 2000 to Mar 22, 2008 across Manhattan and Lawrence areas. Victims are mostly late teens or young adults. suspects described as white males of various heights and builds, often with up to two armed or masked perpetrators. Many entries note upstairs apartments and no forced entry.
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Asia Pacific leaders back freer trade and growth blueprint
At Yokohama the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation heads of 21 economies endorsed a growth blueprint advocating freer trade and rolling back post crisis protectionism. They urged reduced trade imbalances and debt, while aligning on open trade despite currency policy splits, stressing trade and investment as regional growth drivers.
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