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Familicide During Hard Economic Times
April 21, 2009
Expert: Dr. Richard Gelles Dean, School of Social Policy & Practice University of Pennsylvania Credentials: · Internationally known expert on domestic violence, child abuse and child welfare · Author of “Controversies on Domestic Violence “ and “The Violent Home” · Currently co-authoring “Intimate Violence and Abuse in Families” Quote: “Familicides are what one would first expect to see when the economy gets really bad and unemployment rates spike. The typical familicide is a husband who kills his wife and children and then commits suicide. Female familicide offenders exist, but they are rare.”
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