I don't think there are any hard and fast rules concerning the relationship between the disposal site and the abduction site, but would still be interested to know your source for that.
I Think that Matou is referring to this see
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Source; Criminal Investigation Pg. 343
By Wayne W. Bennett, Kären M. Hess, Christine M. H. Orthmann
Key Points;
-Abduction of a child under 18 years of age by a stranger is very rare
-A little under half of the children are murdered within 1 hour of being abducted
-Three quarters are often killed within three hours, 9 out of 10 are often killed within 24 hrs.
-the initial contact site is usually within a quarter mile or 3 city blocks of the victims last known location, a third of the time it is within a quarter mile of the suspects residence
-the majority of abducted child victims are killed within 200 feet of the body recovery site
Other Interesting Info Relevant here from the National Missing Children Services National Police Service RCMP Titled The abduction of Children by Strangers in Canada Nature and Scope by Marlene L Dalley Ph.D
Key Points-
- Stranger abduction very rare
-abductors generally male and tend to target victims within their own ethnic group
-the majority of child abductors who murder their victims have a history of violence, in the US 60% have prior arrests for violent crimes
- Two thirds of killers who were strangers had committed prior crimes against children
- 41% of the child abduction killers who were friends and acquaintances of the victim had committed crimes against other children.
-contrary to popular belief child killers are on average age 27 Caucasian male, 85% are unmarried, half live alone or with parents, half are unemployed, they have a history of sexual, alcohol, drug and mental health issues, two thirds have been arrested for violent crimes and slightly half of these prior crimes against children, many move or change residence often.
*The relationship between the offender and victim seems to change with the age of the child. Family members and acquaintances often abduct younger children, up to 7 years of age. While strangers tend to abduct school age victims.
-younger females 1-5 in age tend to be killed by friends or acquaintances while older females tend to be killed by strangers.
- researchers suggest that children from "dysfunctional family and who may already be victim of sexual or physical abuse are prime abduction targets.
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Bodies of those abducted are most often found in a rural area, usually at a site greater than one and a half miles from the victims home.
-Child sexual homicide can be related to 3 types of deadly force
1. inadvertent - not intentional
2. indiscriminate - may or may not choose a child victim
3. (MOST COMMON) To avoid detection
1997 stats
44% of murdered children were dead in less than an hour
74% were dead within the first 3 hrs and 91% within first 24 hrs.
I do believe the above, but I have nothing tangible to add to support this. I sense there are/were a lot of things going on behind closed doors that were never spoken about, thus explaining Bob Jessop's sad comment.
