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The Copycat Effect

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How publicizing crimes creates imitators. Media psychologists and FBI behavioral analysts discuss specific cases that spawned copycats, the responsibility of crime reporting, and whether some crimes should never be detailed publicly.

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Neon Nights Studio

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Society

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9 lip 2026

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