Titlebook: Behavioral Analysis of Maternal Filicide; Joy Lynn E. Shelton,Tia A. Hoffer,Yvonne E. Muirhe Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Axis II Disorder

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T. H. Lane Ph. D., FRSC,S. A. Burns Ph. D.storically, violence has always existed between humans, and humans have also perpetrated violence on other species. Even in early texts, such as the Bible, killing occurred among humans and there were moral dictates as well as “l(fā)aws” that spoke against the killing of another human being (Exodus 20:1

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Autoantigens in Connective Tissue Diseases,e perpetrator; fathers are rarely known to commit neonaticide (Resnick 1970). Fathers do not typically have the same access to newborns as mothers, and the unique stressors associated with this crime do not necessarily apply to men (Koenen and Thompson 2008; Resnick 1970). Although it is recognized

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Immunology of Genital Tract Infections,s address the lack of commonalities within this category. First, the ages of the children in the filicide category are quite varied and, as a result, the victims’ developmental stages heavily influence case dynamics.