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JOURNAL OF INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE / September 1986 TABLE 2 Continued . ee ~ Percentage Organized Disurganized SB4death} Sexual acts belare death (evidence 4 24 at scene); Organized more likely (87) (21) Safdesth] Sexual acts after death (evidence at 34 14 scene); Organized less likely (73) (19) Victim 2 Data Set (continued) Pmact/ Postmorten activity with body: 23 52 Organized less likely (88) (21) Pmact7/ Inserts foreign objects into victim's anus 0 29 Pmact8/ Inserts foreign objects into victim's vagina 10 38 VEHICLE IN GRIME Crime Scene Data Set Disorganized is less likely to do anything indicating planning or action with a vehicle. Vehicle] Vehicle involved in crime: 85 62 Organized is more likely to use a car (93) (21) Disorganized is unlikely to do the following: Offer victim a ride or give victim 4 ride Force victim into car Disable victim’s car Bump victim's car Run victim's car off road Pretend to have an accident Expose himself from car Assault victim in car Park car and follow victim on foot Transport victim from encounter site to crime scene site or disposal site Tort} Postmortem mutilation 27 76 Organized less likely to mutilate dead (88) (21) victim Torth/ Facial mutiliation (disfigurement) 6 45 Tort2/ Genital mutilation 15 38 Tort3/ Breast mutilation 12 29 Tort4/ Disembowelment 2 43 Tort5/ Amputation 17 $8 Tort9/ Vampirism (drink blood) 0 24 Keepbody/* Offender keeps corpse. - 14 33 Organized less likely (88) (21) Deperson/ Offender tries to depersonalize victim 8 32 (blindfolding, eradication of features); Organized is less likely (88) (19) VICTIM CHARACTERISTICS Victim 2 Data Set Agevic/** Age of the victim; X= 28 29 rganized has younger victims (93) (20) NET _Onmarized has youneer etm