Form FD-676 Volient Criminal Apprehension Program (VICAP)

U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FD-676 (Rev. 7-23-04)
OMB No. 1110-0011 (expires 07/31/2007)

CRIME ANALYSIS REPORT
• Homicides and Attempted Homicides
(Solved and Unsolved)
• Missing Persons
• Unidentified Bodies
• Sexual Assaults/Offenses and Attempts
(Solved and Unsolved)

National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime

(800) 634 - 4097

Public Reporting Burden for the collection of information is estimated to average one hour per response, including the
time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and
completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other
aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to: ViCAP, FBI Academy,
Quantico, VA 22135; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project; OMB#1110-0011,
Washington, D.C., 20503. The respondent does not have to complete the form if it does not contain a valid OMB Control
Number.

National Center For The Analysis Of Violent Crime (NCAVC)
The NCAVC is a law enforcement-oriented behavioral science and data-processing center, designed
to provide assistance, free of charge, to federal, state, local and foreign law enforcement agencies
investigating unusual, bizarre, and/or repetitive violent crimes. It is comprised of the Behavioral
Analysis Units (BAU) and the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP).

VICAP
(703) 632 - 4254 or (800) 634 - 4097
Established in 1985, ViCAP is a nationwide data information center that collects, collates, and
analyzes crimes of violence. Data submitted to ViCAP is compared against the database in an
attempt to identify similar cases. If similar case information is identified, the agencies involved are
notified of the similarities and given contact information on the similar cases.
ViCAP’s Mission is to facilitate cooperation, communication, and coordination between law
enforcement agencies and provide support in their efforts to investigate, identify, track, apprehend,
and prosecute violent serial offenders.
ViCAP is a confidential system and is exempt under the provisions of the Privacy Act.
Services provided to law enforcement agencies by ViCAP include:
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Crime Analysis/Case Matching
Mapping
Matrix Design
Multi-Agency Meeting Coordination
National ViCAP Database Searches

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NCIC Off-line Search Requests
NLETS Database Searches
Public Source Database Searches
Task Force Support
Timeline Development

Submission Criteria
The ViCAP Crime Analysis Report Form has been designed to collect information regarding the
following types of crimes whether or not the offender has been arrested or identified (cases where
the offender has been arrested or identified should be submitted so unsolved cases in the
ViCAP System can be compared to known offenders):
• Homicides and Attempted Homicides - Solved or Unsolved
Especially those that involve an abduction; are apparently random, motiveless, or sexually
oriented; or are known or suspected to be part of a series.
• Missing Persons
Where the circumstances indicate a strong possibility of foul play and the victim is still
missing.
• Unidentified Bodies
Where the manner of death is known or suspected to be homicide.
• Sexual Assaults/Offenses and Attempts - Solved or Unsolved
Especially those that are committed by a stranger; or are known or suspected to be part of a
series.

INSTRUCTIONS
• Print legibly; use black or blue ink.
• Unless stated otherwise, check as many boxes as apply for each item.
• If in doubt about how to respond to a given item, be guided by your experience and good
judgment. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt is not required, but do not guess either.
• If there are details of the case that you believe are important but which are not covered by the
questions provided in the ViCAP Crime Analysis Report, please describe them in the Narrative
(Item 109).
• If you wish to supplement or correct information previously reported to FBI-ViCAP, please
submit a new ViCAP Crime Analysis Report but complete only Items 1-9, 13a, and the items you
wish to supplement or correct. You do not need to resubmit unchanged items.
• If you have questions regarding this report or its completion, call FBI-ViCAP at (703) 632-4254
or (800) 634-4097.
• If you are interested in obtaining an offender profile or behavioral assessment on this violent
crime, please contact the NCAVC Coordinator in the FBI Field Office nearest you. This
individual will assist you with your request for a profile or behavioral assessment. Please do not
submit your profiling request or materials directly to ViCAP.
• If your incident has MULTIPLE VICTIMS, a separate ViCAP Report must be completed for
each victim. Offender information need not be duplicated.
• If your incident has MULTIPLE OFFENDERS, submit only one complete ViCAP Report per
victim; photocopy and attach additional offender/suspect pages as needed (Items 34-56, plus 91103 if there was sexual activity).
• Before submitting the ViCAP Report, please make a copy for your records.
• Including crime scene photographs with the ViCAP Report will assist the ViCAP Staff in the
analysis of your case.
• Mail ViCAP Reports to:

ViCAP
FBI Academy
Quantico, VA 22135
Additional information on ViCAP is available at www.leo.gov .

NOTE: You must be a member of LEO (Law Enforcement Online) to access the site. If you have any questions as to how
to become a member, contact LEO at 202-324-8833.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADMINISTRATION

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VICTIM INFORMATION

......................................

OFFENDER/SUSPECT INFORMATION

1
2

........................

6

OFFENDER TIMELINE INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10

OFFENDER’S APPROACH TO VICTIM

11

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DATES AND EXACT GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
SPECIFIC EVENT SITES

................

13

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14

CRIME SCENE INFORMATION

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CLOTHING AND PROPERTY OF VICTIM

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TYPES OF TRAUMA INFLICTED ON VICTIM

15
19

...................

20

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23

SEXUAL ACTIVITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

24

OFFENDER’S SEXUAL INTERACTION

.........................

25

VEHICLE INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

30

ADDITIONAL CASE INFORMATION

31

WEAPON INFORMATION

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NARRATIVE & HOLD BACK INFORMATION
ADDENDUM

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32

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A

ADMINISTRATION
Date Report Completed: _________ /_________ /________
month
day
year
1.

In addition to your case being viewed by FBI-ViCAP, do you authorize your data to be viewed by users nationwide?
Yes

No

* If you enter data in the Hold back question (Item 110), the entire case will automatically be withheld from national viewing.

2.

State System Case Number (if applicable)

3.

Investigating Agency
Address
City

County

State/Province

Zip

4.

Investigating Agency’s ORI Number

5.

Investigating Agency’s Case Number

6.

Investigator’s Title/Rank and Name

Country

Telephone Number/Extension
E-Mail Address
7.

Title/Rank and Name of Person Completing This Form (if different from Item 6)
Agency
Address
City

County

State/Province

Zip

Country

Telephone Number/Extension
8.

ViCAP Report Type (check one):
Original Submission of This Case
Supplement to or Correction of Previously Submitted Information

9.

Investigating Agency’s Case Status (check one):
OPEN

CLOSED

Active Investigation
Inactive / Suspended Investigation

Case Status Date

/

month

By Arrest
By Exceptional Means
Unfounded
Other (specify)
Case Closure Date

/

day

Year

/

month
1

/

day

year

VICTIM INFORMATION
NOTE: If there are multiple victims, a separate ViCAP Report must be completed for each victim. Offender information need not be duplicated.

10.

This is victim ___________ of __________ victim(s) in this incident.
#
total

11a.

Case Type (check one):
Murder - Victim Deceased and Identified
Attempted Murder - Victim Alive and Identified
Missing Person - (see item 11b)
Unidentified Body - (see item 11b)
Sexual Assault/Offense
Attempted Sexual Assault
Criminal Harassment (stalking)
Criminal Sexual Contact (fondling)
Exhibitionism (exposing)

Obscene Communications
Sexual Assault
Voyeurism (peeping)
Other (specify)

Other (specify)
11b.

NCIC Number

12.

Based on your experience and the results of this investigation to date, indicate the probable crime types and/or
motives (check all that apply):
Argument/Conflict
Arson
Bias/Hate
Burglary
Carjacking
Child Abduction (17 years or younger)
Contract
Crime Concealment
Domestic
Drive-by Shooting
Drug-Related
Financial Gain

13a.

Name

,
Last

13b.

Gang-Related
Home Invasion
Kidnapping (18 years or older)
Murder-Suicide
Police Officer Involved
Revenge
Robbery
Sexual Motivation
Thrill/Amusement
Witness Elimination
Other (specify)
Unknown
,
First

Suffix (Jr., III)

Aliases including maiden name, prior married names, and variations of given names (Maggie, Bill, etc. )
,

,

,

,

,

,

,
Last
13c.

,
Middle

,
First

,
Middle

Nicknames/Street Names (Rosebud, Bubba, etc.)

2

Suffix (Jr., III)

14.

Street

Street Name

Apt. No.

City

County

State/Province

Zip

District

Division

Latitude:
Longitude:

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

15.

Social Security Number(s)

16a.

FBI Number

16b.

State ID Number(s)

16c.

City/County ID Number(s)

17.

Gender
Male
Other (describe)
Unknown

18.

Beat

Female
____________________________________________________________________________

Race/Appearance (check all that apply):
American Indian/Alaskan Native (specify Nation)
Asian/Oriental
Black
Hispanic
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
White
Other (specify)
Unknown

19.

Date(s) of Birth

/
month

/

,
year

day

20a.

Age (or best estimate) at time of incident

20b.

Apparent Physical Age

21.

Height (or best estimate)

22.

Weight (or best estimate)

23a.

Hair Color (check all that apply):

/

/

month

day

year

to
(if different from item 20a)

feet

inches to

pounds to

feet
Pounds

Black
Blond
Brown
Gray/Silver

Red/Auburn
White
Other (describe)
Unknown

3

Inches

23b.

Hair Length (check all that apply):
Bald/Shaved
Balding/Receding
Shorter than Collar Length
Collar Length

24.

Shoulder Length
Longer than Shoulder Length
Other (describe)
Unknown

Eye Color (check all that apply):
Black
Blue
Brown
Gray

25.

Green
Hazel
Other (describe)
Unknown

Facial Hair (check all that apply):
None
Beard
Goatee
Mustache

26.

Unshaven/Stubble
Other (describe)
Unknown

Characteristics of Teeth (check all that apply and indicate tooth number, if known):
Dental Records/X-Rays Available
No Dental Work
Braces
Bridge
Broken/Chipped
Buck Teeth
Crooked
Decayed
Dentures/Partial Plate
Fillings

Gaps
Gold/Silver
Missing (some or all)
Overbite/Protrusion
Restorations (caps, etc.)
Stained
Underbite
Other (describe)
Unknown

27.

Description of clothing, jewelry, glasses, and other items worn by or in possession of victim:

28a.

Does the victim have any noticeable scars, marks (body piercings, pockmarks, etc.), or tattoos?
NOTE: If victim has other scars, marks, or tattoos, attach additional pages (Item 28a) as needed.
Yes (fill in the table below)
LOCATION
ON BODY

LEFT

CENTER

No

RIGHT

Unknown

SCAR
OR
MARK

4

TATTOO

DESCRIPTION

28b.

Does the victim have any outstanding feature(s) not reported above (physical deformity, mental impairment, etc.)?
Yes (describe)
No

Unknown

29.

Victim’s Current Legal/Illegal Occupation(s)

30a.

Victim’s General Lifestyle(s)/Characteristic(s) (check all that apply):
Alcohol Abuser
Bisexual
Child (17 years or younger)
Child Molester/Pedophile
Criminal Activity (describe)

Mentally Disabled
Mentally Ill (describe)
Physically Disabled
Pimp
Promiscuous
Prostitute
Recluse/Introvert
Registered Sex Offender
Retired
Runaway
Student
Transient/Drifter
Transvestite
Other (describe)

Drug User/Seller
Elderly
Gambler
Gang Member
Habitual Offender
Heterosexual
Hitchhiker
Homeless/Street Person
Homosexual
Illegal Alien
Internet User
Loner
30b.

Was the victim’s lifestyle(s)/characteristic(s) a contributing factor in this crime?
Yes

31.

Unknown

Unknown

Victim’s Marital Status:
Single
Married
Divorced

33.

No

Was the victim a member of, or associated with, any gang, group, or organization?
Yes (specify)
No

32.

Unknown

Separated
Widowed
Other (specify)

Unknown

Victim Was Living With (check all that apply):
Alone
Child(ren)
Friend(s)
Girlfriend/Boyfriend
Parent(s)/Guardian(s)

Relative(s)
Roommate(s)
Spouse/Common-Law
Other (specify)
Unknown
5

OFFENDER/SUSPECT INFORMATION
NOTE: If there are multiple offenders/suspects, submit only one complete ViCAP Report per victim; photocopy and attach additional
offender/suspect pages as needed (Items 34-56, plus 91-103 if there was sexual activity).

34.

The following information pertains to the (check one):
Offender (individual determined to be responsible for this crime whether identified and in custody or not)
Suspect (individual considered possibly responsible for this crime)

NOTE: From this point forward, this individual will be referred to as offender regardless of whether he/she is an offender or a suspect.

35.

This is offender ___________ of ___________ offender(s) in this incident.
#
total

36.

Status of This Offender:
Unknown - Not Seen
Unknown – Seen
Identified, Not in Custody
Identified, Status Unknown
In Custody - For This Offense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date of Arrest:

37a.

______
year

In Custody - For Another Offense (specify) ________________ .. Date of Arrest:

______ / ______ / ______
year
month
day

Deceased . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Date of Death:

______ / ______ / ______
year
month
day

Discharged/Paroled from Custody - For This Offense . . . . . . . . . Date of Release:

______ / ______ / ______
year
month
day

Name

,

,

Last
37b.

______ / ______ /
month
day

First

,
Middle

Suffix (Jr., III)

Aliases including maiden name, prior married names, and variations of given names (Maggie, Bill, etc.)
,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

Last

First

37c.

Nicknames/Street Names (Rosebud, Bubba, etc.)

38.

Street Number

Suffix (Jr., III)

Street Name

City

Apt. No.
County

State/Province

Zip

District
Latitude:

Middle

Country

Division
Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

Beat
Longitude:

6

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

39.

Social Security Number
Other SSNs Used

40a.

FBI Number

40b.

State ID Number(s)

40c.

City/County ID Number(s)

40d.

Dept. of Corrections Number(s)

41.

Gender (check one):
Male
Other (describe)
Unknown

42.

Female

Race/Appearance (check all that apply):
American Indian/Alaskan Native (specify Nation)
Asian/Oriental
Black
Hispanic
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
White
Other (specify)
Unknown

43.

Date of Birth

/
month

Other DOBs Used

/
year

day
/

month

/

,

day

44a.

Age (or best estimate) at time of incident

44b.

Apparent Physical Age

45.

Height (or best estimate)

46.

Weight (or best estimate)

47a.

Hair Color (check all that apply):

year

/
month

day

,
year

/
month

/
day

to
(if different from Item 44a)
feet

inches to

pounds to

feet
pounds

Black
Blond
Brown
Gray/Silver
47b.

/

Red/Auburn
White
Other (describe)
Unknown

Hair Length (check all that apply):
Bald/Shaved
Balding / Receding
Shorter than Collar Length
Collar Length

Shoulder Length
Longer than Shoulder Length
Other (describe)
Unknown

7

inches

year

48.

Eye Color (check all that apply):
Black
Blue
Brown
Gray

49.

Green
Hazel
Other (describe)
Unknown

Facial Hair (check all that apply):
None
Beard
Goatee
Mustache

50a.

Unshaven/Stubble
Other (describe)
Unknown

Does the offender have any noticeable scars, marks (body piercings, pockmarks, etc.), or tattoos?
Note: If the offender has other scars, marks, or tattoos, attach additional pages (Item 50a) as needed.
Yes (fill in the table below)
LOCATION
ON BODY

50b.

LEFT

51.

RIGHT

Unknown

SCAR
OR
MARK

TATTOO

DESCRIPTION

Does the offender have any outstanding feature(s) not reported above (physical deformity, unusual hairstyle,
speech impediment, accent, odors, etc.)?
Yes (describe)
No

50c.

CENTER

No

Unknown

Description of clothing, jewelry, glasses, and other items worn by or in the possession of the offender.

Offender’s Legal/Illegal Occupation(s). Include dates, if known.

8

52.

Offender’s General Lifestyle(s)/Characteristic(s) (check all that apply):
Alcohol Abuser
Bisexual
Child
Child Molester/Pedophile
Criminal Activity (describe)
Drug User/Seller
Elderly
Gambler
Gang Member
Habitual Offender
Heterosexual

53.

Hitchhiker
Homeless/Street Person
Homosexual
Illegal Alien
Internet User
Loner
Mentally Disabled
Mentally Ill (describe)
Physically Disabled
Pimp
Promiscuous

Prostitute
Recluse/Introvert
Registered Sex Offender
Retired
Runaway
Student
Transient/Drifter
Transvestite
Other (describe)
Unknown

Was the offender a member of, or associated with, any gang, group, or organization?
Yes (specify)
No
Unknown

54.

What was the offender’s relationship to the victim(s)? (check all that apply):
Acquaintance
Boyfriend/Girlfriend
Business Partner
Care Provider/Baby Sitter
Child
Classmate
Clergyman
Co-Worker
Customer/Client
Date
Employee
Employer
Ex-Boyfriend/Ex-Girlfriend
Ex-Spouse
Friend
Gang Member
Fellow
Rival

55.

Landlord
Medical Provider (specify)
Neighbor
Parent/Guardian
Relative (specify)
Roommate
Spouse
Stranger
Student
Teacher/Educator
Tenant
Other (specify)
Unknown

Has your investigation uncovered or identified any names, addresses, clothing, photographs, etc., that may be related to
other offenses or sexual activities in which the offender was involved?
Yes (describe below and add additional pages if necessary)

9

No

OFFENDER TIMELINE INFORMATION
56.

If you have an identified offender, please complete the table below. This information is requested in order to possibly
associate/eliminate the offender in connection with other crimes. Attach additional sheets if necessary.
A timeline has been completed for this offender (please send a copy of the timeline to FBI-ViCAP)

DATES

LOCATIONS

(mm/dd/yyyy)

From - To

Street Address - City/County - State/Province - Zip - Country

E
M
P
L
O
Y
E
D

R
E
S
I
D
E
D

V
I
S
I
T
E
D

I
N

I
N

C
U
S
T
O
D
Y

M
I
L
I
T
A
R
Y

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Branch of Military ___________

10

OFFENDER’S APPROACH TO VICTIM
57.

What was the offender's initial approach to the victim? (check all that apply):
Unknown Approach
By Deception or Con:
Administered Drugs (GHB, Rohypnol ( specify)
Asked For/Offered Assistance
Asked Victim to Model/Pose for Photos
Befriended Victim
Caused/Staged Traffic Accident
Engaged Victim in Conversation
Feigned an Injury (arm in cast)
Alledged Drug Transaction
Implied Family Emergency or Illness
Internet Communication
Offered Job, Money, Treats, or Toys
Offered Ride/Transportation
Placed or Responded to Advertising
Posed as Authority Figure/Police Officer
Posed as Business Person/Customer
Solicited for Sex
Telephone Contact
Third Person Used to Lure Victim
Wanted to Show Something
Other Deception/Con (describe)
By Surprise:
Awakened Victim
Forceful Sudden Entry
Lay in Wait - In Building
Lay in Wait - In Vehicle
Lay in Wait - Out of Doors
Threatened with Weapon
Other Surprise (describe)
By Blitz – Direct and Immediate Physical Assault:
Choked Victim
Hit Victim with Hand, Fist, or Clubbing Weapon
Physically Overpowered Victim
Shot Victim
Stabbed/Cut Victim
Other Blitz/Assault (describe)
Other Approach (describe)

11

58.

If relevant to the crime, describe the victim's activity at the time of the initial contact between the victim and the
offender or when the victim was last seen alive prior to the offense (check all that apply):
Babysitting
Driving/Riding In Vehicle
Going to/from Bar/Club/Restaurant
Going to/from Residence
Going to/from School
Going to/from Store
Going to/from Work
Hitchhiking
Hunting/Camping/Hiking/Fishing
Involved in a Drug Transaction
Making a Delivery
On a Date
On Vacation
Outdoor Exercising (jogging, biking, etc.)
Playing Outside
Prostituting
Selling Home, Vehicle, etc.
Sleeping
Using Alcohol/Drugs
Other (describe)
Unknown

59.

Prior to, or at the time of this incident, was there an event or activity in the area (carnival, yard sale, convention, etc.)?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

60a.

Has the victim had an experience that would suggest he/she was a targeted victim?
Yes

60b.

No (go to Item 61)

Unknown

If yes, indicate the experience(s) below (check all that apply):
Calls, Notes, or E-Mails
Feeling That Victim Was Watched or Followed
Prowlers or Peeping Incidents
Residential or Vehicle Break-Ins
Theft of Personal Items (clothing)
Other (describe)

12

DATES AND EXACT GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS
61.

Indicate in the table below the dates, times, and exact geographic locations of: the victim’s last known location prior
to the offense, the initial contact location between the victim and the offender, the murder and/or the assault location, the
victim release and/or the recovery location of the victim or the victim’s body, and the death location.
VICTIM’S
LAST KNOWN
LOCATION

INITIAL
CONTACT
LOCATION

MURDER AND/OR
ASSAULT
LOCATION

VICTIM
RELEASE AND/ OR
RECOVERY
LOCATION

DEATH
LOCATION

DATE (mm/dd/yyyy)
(or date range)
MILITARY TIME
(00:00)
(or time range)
LOCATION NAME
(Pat’s Pub, Joe’s Service
Station, etc.)
TELEPHONE NUMBER
STREET NUMBER
STREET NAME
APT. NO.
CITY

COUNTY

STATE/PROVINCE

ZIP CODE

COUNTRY

DISTRICT
DIVISION
BEAT

LATITUDE
deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

sec

deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

deg

min

sec

LONGITUDE
deg

min

sec

deg

min

13

SPECIFIC EVENT SITES
Listed below are specific event sites which may relate to four locations - 1) the victim's last known location prior to the offense,
2) the initial contact location between the victim and the offender, 3) the murder and/or the assault location, and 4) the victim
release and/or the victim or victim’s body recovery location. Describe each location by writing in the corresponding numbers of the
specific sites (if necessary, use more than one site number to fully describe each location).
62.

Victim’s Last Known Location

_____

_____

_____

_____

(If Other, describe)

63.

Initial Contact Location

_____

_____

_____

_____

(If Other, describe)

64.

Murder and/or Assault Location

_____

_____

_____

_____

(If Other, describe)

65.

Victim Release and/or Recovery
Location

_____

_____

_____

_____

(If Other, describe)

UNKNOWN
0. Unknown

LIVING QUARTERS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Victim’s Residence
Offender’s Residence
Dormitory
Multi-Family Dwelling (apt., etc.)
Rest/Nursing Home
Single-Family Dwelling
Transient/Temporary Quarters
Other Living Quarters

TRANSPORTATION
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.

Victim’s Vehicle
Offender’s Vehicle
Aircraft/Airport
Boat/Ship
Bus/Bus Stop/Bus Station
Subway/Subway Station
Taxi
Train/Railroad Property
Truck/Truck Stop
Other Transportation

PUBLIC AREAS / BUILDINGS
BUSINESSES
9. Victim’s Workplace
10. Offender’s Workplace
11. Bank/ATM
12. Bar/Tavern/Nightclub
13. Casino
14. Convenience Store
15. Daycare Facility
16. Fast Food Restaurant
17. Gas Station
18. Grocery Store/Market
19. Hair/Nail/Tan Salon
20. Liquor Store
21. Motel/Hotel
22. Pawn Shop
23. Restaurant
24. Shopping Mall/Center/Retail Store
25. Video Store
26. Other Business

37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.

Athletic Field/Arena
Church
Circus/Fair/Carnival
Government Building
Hospital/Medical Facility
Military Installation
Office Building
Public Restroom
School/College Campus
Shed/Outbuilding/Barn
Vacant Building
Other Public Area/Building

OUTDOOR LOCATIONS
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.

Alley
Bridge/Overpass
Camping Area
Cave/Mine/Quarry
Cemetery
Commercial Area
Construction Area
Desert
Driveway/Yard
Dump/Landfill
Embankment
Field/Orchard/Farm
Mountains/Hills
Parking Lot/Garage
Playground/Park
Residential Area
Rest Stop/Area
Road-Gravel/Dirt
Road-Highway/Interstate
Road-Paved/Public
Sidewalk
Trail/Jogging Path
Vacant Lot
Vice Area
Wooded Area/Forest
Other Outdoor Location

WATER LOCATIONS
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.

14

Beach/Shoreline/Riverbank
Canal/Inland Waterway
Ditch/Culvert
Dock/Boat Ramp
Lake/Pond
Marsh/Swamp/Bayou
Ocean/Bay
River
Storm Drain/Sewer System
Stream/Creek
Swimming Pool
Other Water Location

CRIME SCENE INFORMATION
66.

Is there any indication that the offender was familiar with the following crime scene locations?
LOCATION

YES (explain)

NO

UNKNOWN

Victim’s Last Known
Initial Contact
Murder and/or Assault
Victim Release and/or Recovery
67.

If any of the crime scenes were inside a building, indicate how the offender gained entry (check all that apply):
Forced Entry
Let In by Victim
Lived There/Let Self In
No Sign of Forced Entry
Public Access
Through Unsecured Door/Window
Other (describe)
Unknown

68.

Did the offender record events during the crime (audio/video/photographs)?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

69.

Was there writing or drawing at any of the crime scenes or on the victim’s body?
Yes (fill in the table below)

LOCATION

70.

No

Unknown

DESCRIPTION OF
WRITING OR DRAWING

WRITING
TOOL

Is there any indication that a deliberate, unusual, or symbolic act or thing was performed at any of the crime scenes
(unique objects placed at scene, foreign substance on body, etc.)?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

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71a.

Were any of the crime scenes altered by the offender in any way or did the offender take other precautions to avoid
identification or apprehension?
Yes

71b.

No (go to Item 72)

Unknown

If yes, indicate how (check all that apply and describe):
Administered Drug to Victim
Altered Lighting
Burned Scene/Victim’s Body
Cleaned Scene
Cleaned Self
Cleaned Victim
Destroyed/Removed Evidence
Disabled Phone/Security Device(s)
Disabled Victim’s Vehicle
Forced Victim to Bathe or Douche
Gave False Name (specify)
Increased or Decreased Temperature Setting
Moved Victim - From Murder and/or Assault Area to Release and/or Recovery Area

Planted Evidence
Prepared Escape Route Prior to the Assault
Ransacked Scene
Staged Scene
Told Victim Not to Look at Offender
Told Victim Not to Report Incident to Police
Used a Condom
Used a Lookout
Used a Police Scanner Radio
Vandalized Scene
Wore a Disguise/Mask
Wore Gloves
Other
72.

The offender released the victim/disposed of the victim’s body in the following manner (check one):
Openly Placed to Ensure Discovery
Concealed, Hidden, or Placed to Prevent Discovery
With an Apparent Lack of Concern as to Whether or Not the Victim Was Discovered
Unknown

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73.

Was the victim’s body intentionally placed in an unnatural or unusual position ( posed or staged)?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

74.

Victim Recovery (check all that apply):
As Skeletal Remains
Buried
Covered
Completely (describe)
Partially (describe)
Face Only (describe)
In a Bag (garbage, plastic, laundry, etc.)
In a Bathtub
In a Building ( residence, office, etc.)
In a Container (suitcase, refrigerator, etc.)/Box/Dumpster
In a Vehicle
In Water
Weighted Down (describe)
Not Weighted Down
Wrapped (describe)
None of the Above

75.

Is there any indication that the offender returned to the victim release/recovery site after the offense?
Yes (explain)
No
Unknown

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76.

At any time was the victim bound?
Yes (fill in the table below)

No

Unknown

PARTS OF THE BODY BOUND
ARTICLE
USED
TO BIND

Feet, Hands
Hands,
Wrists, Ankles, Bound
to
or
or
Feet
Legs
Arms

Arms
Bound
to
Torso

Clothing (describe):
Coathanger/Wire (non-electrical)
Electrical/Phone Cord
Flexcuffs/Plastic Ties
Handcuffs
Linens (describe):
Rope/Cordage (describe):
Tape (describe):
Other (describe):
Unknown

At any time was the victim bound to another object?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

78.

At any time was a gag placed in or on the victim's mouth or throat?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

79.

BINDINGS
RECOVERY

Found Unknown Left on
Unknown Brought
Victim
to Scene at Scene
by
by
Offender Offender
____________
Other
(describe)

Chain

77.

BINDINGS
SELECTION

At any time was a blindfold/hood placed on or over the victim's eyes?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

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Left at
Scene
(not on
victim)

Taken
From
Scene

CLOTHING AND PROPERTY OF VICTIM
80.

Clothing on Victim (post-assault):
Fully Dressed
Partially Dressed
Nude from Waist Up or Breasts/Chest Exposed
Nude from Waist Down or Genital Area Exposed
Nude With Sock(s) and/or Shoe(s)
Dressed Without Sock(s) and/or Shoe(s)
Other (describe)
Completely Nude
Unknown

81.

Was the victim redressed?
Yes (describe)
No

82.

Had any of the victim's clothing been intentionally ripped or cut by the offender?
Yes, ripped (describe)
Yes, cut (describe)
No

83a.

Unknown

Did the offender take items from the victim and/or any of the crime scenes?
Yes

83b.

Unknown

No (go to Item 84)

Unknown

If yes, indicate what items were taken (check all that apply and describe, to include serial numbers, etc.):
Backpack/Fannypack/Briefcase
Camera/Camcorder
Cellphone/Pager/PDA
Checkbook/Checks
Cigarettes/Case/Lighter
Clothing
Computer/Laptop
Credit/Debit/ATM Card
Driver's License/ID
Drugs
Electronic Equipment (stereo, digital music player etc.)
Electronic Media (CD, VHS, etc.)
Food/Drink
Jewelry
Keys/Keychain
Money
Personal Papers/Journal/Datebook
Photograph
Purse/Wallet
Telephone/Answering Machine
Vehicle (see Item 104 - do not describe here)
Weapon
Other

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TYPES OF TRAUMA INFLICTED ON VICTIM
84a.

Indicate the types (or attempted types) of trauma inflicted on the victim (check all that apply). Where appropriate,
indicate the number of wounds.
None

Unknown

TRAUMA
TYPE

TRAUMA
ON VICTIM

NUMBER
OF WOUNDS

Airway Occlusion
Asphyxiation
Blunt Force Injury(s)
EXTENT:

Minimal

Moderate

Excessive

Brutal

Unknown

Burns (fire)
Crushing Injury
Cutting or Incised Wound(s)
Drowning
Drug Injection/ Overdose
Explosive Trauma
Exposure
Gunshot Wound(s)
RANGE:

Distant

Intermediate

Close

Contact

Unknown

Hanging
Malnutrition/Dehydration
Poisoning
Smoke Inhalation
Smothering/Suffocation
Stab Wound(s)
Strangulation (ligature)
Strangulation (manual)
Strangulation (undetermined)
Other (specify):
Undetermined
84b.

For deceased victims only – using the list of trauma types in Item 84a, indicate the medical examiner’s/coroner’s
officially listed primary cause of death, if known:

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85.

Major Trauma Locations (check all that apply):
None
Abdomen
Anus
Arm(s)
Back
Breast(s)
Buttock(s)
Chest
Ear(s)
Eye(s)
Face
Finger(s)

86a.

Were human bite marks identified on the victim’s body?

Yes
86b.

87a.

Foot/Feet
Genitalia
Groin
Hand(s)
Head
Leg(s)
Neck/Throat
Shoulder(s)
Thigh(s)
Torso
Other (specify)
Unknown

Unable to determine if human bite mark

Unknown

If yes or unable to determine, indicate the location(s) of the bite marks on the victim’s body:

Were body parts removed by the offender?
Yes (fill in the table below)
No (go to Item 88)
BODY PART REMOVED

87b.

No (go to Item 87)

Unable to determine if removed by Offender (fill in table below)
Unknown

NOT
RECOVERED

RECOVERED
AT SCENE

Dismemberment Method (check all that apply):
Bitten
Cut – Skilled
Cut – Unskilled
Disarticulated
Hacked/Chopped
Ripped
Sawed
Other (describe)
Unknown

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RECOVERED ELSEWHERE
(describe)

88a.

Were there elements of unusual or additional assault/trauma/torture to victim?
Yes

88b.

No (go to Item 89)

If yes, indicate what elements occurred (check all that apply and describe):
Beat Sexual Areas:
With Hands/Fists
With Object
Body Cavities or Genitalia Mutilated
Body Cavities or Wounds Explored/Probed
Body Set on Fire
Burns (cigarette, iron, branding etc.)
Cannibalism
Carving on Victim
Douche/Enema Given to Victim
Evisceration
Hair Cut/Shaved:
Head
Pubic
Other
Hair Pulled
Hanged/Suspended
Kicked/Stomped
Patterned Injury
Pierced Body Parts
Pinched:
With Hands
With Device
Postmortem Assault:
Sexual
Other
Pulled Body Parts
Puncture/Torture Wounds
Shocked:
Electrical
Stun Gun/Taser
Skinned
Slapped/Spanked (with hands)
Tickled
Vampirism
Vehicular Assault:
Dragged By Vehicle
Pushed/Shoved/Thrown From Vehicle
Run Over By Vehicle
Victim Defecated/Urinated Upon
Whipped/Paddled (with object)
Other
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Unknown

WEAPON INFORMATION
89a.

Was a weapon used, displayed, or threatened during the commission of this crime?
Yes (fill in the table below)

No (go toItem 90)
WEAPON SELECTION

WEAPON TYPE

Brought
to Scene
by
Offender

Found
At Scene
by
Offender

Unknown

Unknown
WEAPON RECOVERY

Not
Recovered
Recovered at Scene

Recovered
Elsewhere
(describe)

Asphyxial Device (describe):
Bludgeon/Club (describe):
Drug (describe):
Explosive Device
Fire/Accelerant (describe):

Firearm (see Item 89b)
Hands or Feet
Ligature (describe):
Poison (describe):
Stabbing/Cutting Weapon (describe):
Vehicle (see item 104)
Other (describe):
Unknown

89b

Firearm/Projectile Characteristics

FIREARM TYPE
(handgun, rifle, shotgun, etc.)

FIREARM MAKE

CARTRIDGE,
CALIBER,
OR
GAUGE

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PELLET SIZE

#LANDS/GROOVES
&
DIRECTION OF TWIST

SEXUAL ACTIVITY
90a.

Is there an indication of sexual activity or attempted sexual activity with the victim?
Yes

90b.

No (go to Item 104)

Unknown

Type of sexual activity or attempt (check all that apply):
ORAL SEX: OFFENDER PERFORMED ORAL SEX ON VICTIM

Unknown

(M)
(N)
(O)

ANAL PENETRATION
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

Penile
Digital
Hand/Fist
Unknown

Anus
Penis
Vagina

ORAL SEX: VICTIM PERFORMED ORAL SEX ON OFFENDER
(P)
(Q)
(R)

Anus
Penis
Vagina

VAGINAL PENETRATION
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)

OTHER SEXUAL ACTS

Penile
Digital
Hand/Fist
Unknown

(S)
(T)
(U)
(V)
(W)
(X)
(Y)
(Z)
(AA)
(AB)

MASTURBATION
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)

90c.

90d.

Offender Masturbated Victim
Offender Masturbated Self
Victim Masturbated Offender
Victim Masturbated Self

Ejaculated Upon Victim (see Item 90e)
Fondled/Grabbed/Hugged
Forced Victim to Swallow Semen
Inserted a Foreign Object (other than a body part) (see Item 90d)
Kissed
Licked
Rubbed Genitalia Against Victim
Simulated Intercourse
Sucked Breasts
Other (describe)

List the sequence of sexual acts (or attempts) from the initial contact to the end of the assault by writing in the
corresponding letters of the specific acts listed in Item 90b. Repeat use of letters / acts as necessary
1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

11th

12th

13th

14th

15th

16th

17th

18th

19th

20th

If there was an indication of foreign object insertion, identify the body orifice, the foreign object, and whether or not
the object was still in the victim’s body when found.
BODY ORIFICE

FOREIGN OBJECT

NOT IN BODY
WHEN FOUND

Anus
Mouth
Vagina
Other (specify):
90e.

Semen Locations (check all that apply):
None
In Victim's Anus
In Victim's Mouth
In Victim's Vagina

On Victim’s Body (describe location)
On Victim’s Clothing (describe location)
Elsewhere at Scene (describe location)
Other (describe location)
Unknown
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IN BODY
WHEN FOUND

OFFENDER’S SEXUAL INTERACTION
NOTE: If there are multiple offenders/suspects, submit only one complete ViCAP Report per victim; photocopy and attach additional
offender/suspect pages as needed (Items 34-56, plus 91-103 if there was sexual activity).

91a.

Did the offender possess sex-related paraphernalia/devices?
Yes

91b.

No (go to Item 92)

Unknown

If yes, indicate what items (check all that apply and describe):
Belts/Leathers
Condoms/Contraceptive Devices
Handcuffs
Lubricants/Lotions
Masks/Costumes/Clothing
Rape Kit/Crime Kit
Rubber Dolls/Vagina
Sexual Bondage Materials
Sexual Devices (dildos, vibrators, etc.)
Torture Devices
Other (specify)

92.

Did the offender possess sex-related collections (erotica, pornography, visually arousing material, etc.)?
Yes (fill in the table below)
MEDIUM

DESCRIPTION

Text
Image
Audio
Video
Other
Ex: Image

93.

Nude photos, sexually explicit poses

No

Unknown

AGE

GENDER

TYPE

SOURCE

Adult
Child

Male
Female

Sexual-Non Violent
Sexual-Violent
Non-Sexual

Commercial
Homemade

Child

Male

Sexual-Non Violent

Homemade

What are the offender's sexual practices and preferences (check all that apply):
Bestiality
Bisexuality
Bondage Practitioner
Child Molester/Pedophile
Exhibitionist
Group Sex Practitioner
Heterosexuality
Homosexuality
Incest

Masochism
Necrophilia
Promiscuity
Sadism
Transsexualism
Transvestitism
Voyeurism
Other (describe)
Unknown
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94.

Indicate the offender’s reactions to the types of *resistance used by the victim(s):
* Victim Resistance: Any action or inaction on the part of the victim which precludes or delays the offender’s attack.
VICTIM
RESISTANCE

OFFENDER
REACTION
Ex: C

Ex: 5 – Level 3
(1) - Fled

(A) - None: followed the
(B) -

(C) -

(D) -

(E) (F) -

95.

instructions or demands
given by the offender
Passive: did not resist
physically or verbally
but also did not comply
with the offender’s
demands
Physical: struggled,
fought, or attempted to
escape (kicked, hit,
scratched, ran, etc.)
Verbal: screamed,
pleaded, argued,
attempted to reason or
negotiate with the
offender
Other (describe)
Unknown

(2) - Ceased the Demand (but may
have moved on to another
demand or phase of the attack)
(3) - Compromised or Negotiated:
suggested or allowed the victim
to suggest alternative acts
(4) - Used Threat: verbal or physical
(5) - Used Force (indicate the degree
of force using levels in item 95)
(6) - Escalated Force
(7) - Ignored
(8) - Other (describe)

Indicate the level of force used by the offender at each of the following stages of this offense:
STAGE OF OFFENSE

(0–5)

LEVEL OF FORCE

Immediately Upon Contact With Victim

(0) - No Force

After Victim Contact, Prior to Assault

(1) - Minimal Force: Offender uses little force;
mild slapping may occur; force is used more to
intimidate than to punish or injure

Only Upon Passive Resistance From Victim
(if applicable)

(2) - Moderate Force: Offender repeatedly
slaps or hits the victim in a painful manner, even
in the absence of resistance

Only Upon Physical Resistance From Victim
(if applicable)

(3) - Excessive Force: Offender beats and/or
kicks the victim, causing bruising and lacerations
to the victim’s body

Only Upon Verbal Resistance From Victim
(if applicable)
During Assault

(4) - Brutal Force: Offender subjects the
victim to sadistic torture and intentionally inflicts
physical and emotion pain

After Assault, Prior to Offender Leaving

(5) - Unknown

As Offender Was Leaving

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96.

Did the offender experience a sexual dysfunction?
Yes (fill in the table below - indicate the dysfunction and the action that was taken to overcome it )
No
Unknown

DYSFUNCTION

Ex: A

ACTION

Ex: 5

(1) - Nothing
(2) - Forced Victim to Fondle/Masturbate
the Offender
(3) - Forced Victim to Meet a Specific
*Condition (specify)
(4) - Forced Victim to Perform Oral Sex
(5) - Increased Violence Toward Victim
(6) - Masturbated Self
(7) - Other (describe)

(A) - Unable to Obtain Erection
(B) - Unable to Maintain Erection
(C) - Premature Ejaculation
(D) - Retarded Ejaculation
(E) - Other (describe)
•

97.

Conditional Sexual Dysfunction: The offender forces the victim to meet a specific condition in order to obtain or maintain an erection or to
ejaculate. The condition is likely to be very specific and may be difficult to detect. The offender may be very specific and instructive to the victim in
order to achieve the condition ( forcing the victim to say “You are a great lover”) or the offender may simply control and manipulate the victim to
achieve the condition (choking the victim during intercourse).

Was there offender verbal activity?
Yes (check all that apply):

No (go to Item 99)

Offender Said Nothing
Apologetic (“I'm sorry this had to happen to you.”)
Commanding (“Remove your blouse, now!”)
Complimentary (“You are very pretty.”)
Concern (“Are you cold?”)
Derogatory (“You are so stupid.”)
Ego Satisfying (“Tell me I'm better than your boyfriend.”)
Inquisitive (offender asked victim questions)
Knowledgeable (“Your two children are upstairs and your husband isn’t home.”)
Negotiating (“If you stop struggling, I’ll loosen the bindings.”)
Personal (offender talked about himself/herself)
Profane (continued use of profane speech)
Reassuring (“I’m not going to hurt you, just do what I say.”)
Self-demeaning (“You'd never go out with someone like me.”)
Threatening (“I'll cut you if you don't do as I say.”)
Other (specify)
Unknown
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98.

If applicable, indicate what the offender said to the victim(s), in chronological order. Use the offender’s exact
words/phrases where possible and include anything the offender directed the victim(s) to say or do. Attach
additional pages if necessary.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________
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_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
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99.

Did it appear that the offender was operating from a *ritual/mental script or fantasy?
* Ritual/Mental Script: Some offenders live out their fantasies during the course of their assault and follow a certain ritual or mental script.
For example, there may be a specific set of conditions that must be met before the offender chooses a victim, or the offender may have a
certain sequence in which the offense must occur, or the offender may require the victim to say specific words or perform specific acts or
movements. While the M.O. may change significantly with time as the offender becomes more effective or efficient in the manner in which
he/she commits assaults, certain aspects of the mental script seldom change, remaining constant over time.

Yes (explain)
No
Unknown
100.

Did the offender display any obvious *fetishes?
* Fetish:

Sexual interest in some artificial object or non-sexual part of the body.

Yes (describe)
No
Unknown
101.

___________________________________________________________________________

Did the offender use special props, such as an item supplied by, or introduced into, the offense by the offender as part of
a fantasy (red negligee, handcuffs, costume)?
Yes (describe)
No
Unknown

102.

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

Who disrobed whom? (check all that apply):
Victim’s Clothing Not Removed
Offender’s Clothing Not Removed
Victim Already Nude
Offender Already Nude
Victim Disrobed Self
Victim Disrobed by Offender
Offender Disrobed Self
Offender Disrobed by Victim
Victim’s Clothing Moved Up/Down/Aside
Offender’s Clothing Moved Up/Down/Aside
Other (describe) ___________________________________________________________________________
Unknown

103.

How did the victim/offender contact end?
Escape (offender lost control of victim)
Inadvertent Intervention by Third Party
Offender Left Scene
Release (offender intentionally gave up control of victim)
Rescue/Intervention
Other (describe) ___________________________________________________________________________
Unknown

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VEHICLE INFORMATION
NOTE: If the offender owns or has access to other vehicles, which may have been used in similar crimes, attach additional vehicle pages
(Item 104) for each vehicle.

104a.
104b.

Was a vehicle known or suspected to have been used in this incident?
Yes
No (go to Item 105)

Unknown

What is the ownership status of the vehicle? (check all that apply):
Owned/Under Control of Victim
Owned/Under Control of Offender
Ownership Status Unknown
Rented/Loaned
Stolen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Date ________ / ________ / ________
year
month
day

Street Address
City

County

State/Province

Zip

District

Country

Division

Beat

Latitude:

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

Longitude:

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

Not Recovered
Recovered . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Date ________ / ________ / ________
month
day
year

Street Address
City

County

State/Province

Zip

District

Country

Division

Beat

Latitude:

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

Longitude:

Degrees

Minutes

Seconds

104c.

License Number_______________

104f.

Vehicle Year

104g.

Vehicle Make

104i.

Body Style (check one):

104d.

License State/Province__________

(or approximate range

Bike/Moped
Motorcycle
Passenger Car
Pick-Up Truck
RV/Motor Home
Sport Utility
104j.

Vehicle Color(s)

104k.

Distinctive features of vehicle, if any (describe)

104e.
to

104h.

Station Wagon
Tractor-Trailer
Van
Other (specify)
Unknown

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Vehicle Model

License Country__________
)

ADDITIONAL CASE INFORMATION
105.

Indicate all forensic/physical evidence items pertaining to this case that may be suitable for comparison:
DNA from Offender:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to CODIS:

Regional

National

DNA from Victim:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to CODIS:

Regional

National

Latent Prints:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to AFIS:

Regional

National

Offender’s Prints:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to AFIS:

Regional

National

Victim’s Prints:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to AFIS:

Regional

National

Projectiles/Casings:

Available

Analyzed

Submitted to NIBIN/IBIS (ATF)

Other Evidence ( hairs, fibers, tire tracks, shoeprints, fingernail scrapings, etc.)

106.

107.

108.

Is there a statement attached?
Offender:

Yes

No

Victim:

Yes

No

Is there a photo, composite, or facial reconstruction attached?
Offender:

Yes

No

Victim:

Yes

No

Are you aware of any other similar cases, or cases in which the offender may have been involved?
Yes (provide details below). Attach additional sheets if necessary.

CASE
INFORMATION

CASE 1

CASE 2

Agency Name
State/Province, Country
Case Number
Investigator
Telephone Number
Victim Name
Offense Type
ViCAP Number

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No

CASE 3

NARRATIVE & HOLD BACK INFORMATION
109.

110.

Give a brief but comprehensive Narrative Summary of this case so the reader will have a clear understanding of the
facts, unusual circumstances and events based upon your investigation. Include any details you believe are important
for case comparison purposes – especially any that pertain to M.O. or signature aspects of the crime. Also, provide
details if the offender has been suspected of, implicated in, or has admitted to other similar crimes of violence.
Attach additional sheets if necessary.

List Hold Back information that you do not want discussed or disseminated outside FBI-ViCAP but which may assist in
the analysis of your case.
NOTE: If you enter data in the Hold Back question, your entire case will automatically be withheld from national
viewing.

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ADDENDUM
Please enter any other important information relevant to this crime.
Photocopy additional pages for each category as needed.
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION RELATES TO:
Victim #

Crime Scene

Offender/Suspect #

Other (specify)

CATEGORY
Acquaintance

Person of Interest

Associate

Relative (specify):

Boyfriend/Girlfriend

Roommate

Coroner

Specialist (Odontologist, Doctor) (specify):

Co-Worker

Spouse

Employee

Tips Caller

Employer

Witness

Informant

Other (specify):

Neighbor
NAME
Last :

First:

Middle:

Suffix:

Nickname/Street Name:
Business/Agency Name (if applicable):

Street #:

Street Name:

City:

County:

State/Province:

Zip:

Country:

District:

Division:

Beat:

Latitude: Degrees
E-Mail Address:

Minutes

Seconds

Longitude: Degrees

Minutes

Telephone Number/Extension:

A

Seconds

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DATE (mm/dd/yyyy)

TIME (00:00:00)

B

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ViCAP Number
FBI Number

IC

Date

ViCap Assignment

SSA

Entered By

Date

CA

Proofed By

C