Books 
 
Applied Victimology: Theories, Patterns, and Typologies, Forthcoming 2006, Humana Press, NY.  
Introduction to Forensic Science: Case Studies, Forthcoming 2006, Humana Press, NY.  
Tracker: Hunting Down Serial Killers, Thunder’s Mouth Press, Jan. 2005.  
Hunting Serial Predators 2nd Edition, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Nov. 2006.  
Slave Master, True murder story of Internet Serial Killer John Robinson in Kansas, Pinnacle, Feb. 2004.  
Criminal Psychology and Forensic Technology, CRC Press, 2001.  
Hunting Serial Predators: A Multivariate Approach to Profiling Violent Behavior, CRC Press, September. 2000.  
Inner Themes-Outer Behaviors: A Multivariate Model of U.S. Serial Killers’ Crime Scene Actions, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Liverpool, 1998.  
 
Journal Publications   
 
Reliability, Validity and Utility of Extant Serial Murder Classification Models, Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology, Vol. 20, May 2002.  
Victim Targeting Networks as Solvability Factors in Serial Murder Investigations. Social Behavior and Personality: An International Journal. New Zealand, Vol. 26, Number 1, 1998.  
Encounter and Death: The Spatial Behavior of US Serial Killers. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategy and Management. Vol. 20, 1, 1997.  
Serial Killers Likely to Live Locally. UK Police Review Magazine, October 4, 1996.  
Nurses who kill: Counting the dead. Nursing Today, Vol. 93, Number 46.

Encounter and Death Article

Geographic Profiling Article

Additional publications available upon request

Spanish Edition of Tracker: Hunting Down Serial Killers

The psicogeográfico profile in the investigation of crimes in series

An excessive confidence in modus operandi of an assassin in series can take to us to think that this one will always act of the same form, forgetting that it can learn in each crime and vary his dynamics. In the same way, to wait for of all its murders a “characteristic company/signature” supposes to discard unexpected and the action of other circumstances that can it have destroyed. Maurice Godwin, being based on concepts used in geographic sciences, has created a computer science program called Predator able to predict the place where an assassin lives in series and the place where he will kill the next time, and even sometimes the place where he has left the corpse of a victim. The dredge explains with detail the technique of the psicogeográfico profile and it illustrates it with numerous and horrifying cases in which not always the police has acted with the had diligence. Many assassins walk loose. Maurice Godwin proposes a scientific form to catch them. (Click on front cover to order).