In Geographic Profiling, an Anchor Point Refers To

question 60

Multiple Choice

In geographic profiling, an anchor point refers to:

• A) the location from where attacks might be launched.
• B) the area where the offender is least likely to commit crimes.
• C) the last known area where the offender committed a crime.
• D) one of a series of locations where the offender is believed to be hiding.

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