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Safety Tips for Women:
PRIMAL RAGE
&
CRIMES of PASSION

24 November 2009 - Newsletter #46
Learning from Victims

Primal Rage & Crimes of Passion

A woman was paying for her purchases in the coffee shop when Berta Rakhamimov started talking loudly on her cellphone. The woman asked Rakhamimov to lower her voice, then left the shop with Rakhamimov trailing her.

First, Rakhamimov pushed the woman, threw hot coffee into her face, and then started punching, kicking, and biting her.

The victim was taken to the hospital with bruises to her body, coffee burns to her face and stiletto-heel injuries to her legs.

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This instance stopped short of murder. What proportion of murders do result from petty squabbles?

ANSWER:

Roughly one-third of all murders begin with a trivial squabble. These crimes of passion are also known as Rage Disorder or Intermittent Explosive Disorder.

See bizarre examples at Crimes of Passion – and learn how to avoid becoming a statistic. Also find personal security tips at Car Security - Road Rage. Think twice before clashing with anyone. Then think again.

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