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    Which of the Following Would Holmes and Holmes (1996)most Likely
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Which of the Following Would Holmes and Holmes (1996)most Likely

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Question 30

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Which of the following would Holmes and Holmes (1996) most likely recognize as a good crime for criminal profiling?


A) cheque forgery
B) bank robbery
C) kidnapping
D) serial arson

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