David Keatley

Professor, Centre for Biosecurity and One Health, Harry Butler Institute, Murdoch University

Murdoch University

Australia

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David Keatley is a Professor at the Centre for Biosecurity and One Health, Harry Butler Institute, with Murdoch University in Australia. His research areas encompass criminal investigations, emergency call analysis, and psychological profiling, as highlighted in his recent articles. Professor Keatley explores themes such as the analysis of competing hypotheses, linguistic indicators in emergency calls, and crime script analysis in relation to various forms of violence and extremism.

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2022

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Christopher ODonnell

Academic, Interim Head of Division Psychology

University of the West of Scotland

UNITED KINGDOM

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Timothy Eschle

University Of Strathclyde

UNITED KINGDOM

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Adrian Parke

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University of the West of Scotland OLD

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Articles (10)

Prioritizing patterns in evidence: Applying the analysis of competing hypotheses framework to criminal investigations and cold cases

The Linguistic Disposition of Emergency Callers: Using Proximity Coefficients to Identify the Sentiments of Guilty and Innocent Emergency Callers

Consistently Inconsistent? Clarifying Conflicting Timelines with Aoristic Interview Analysis

How It Begins and Ends: Temporal Positions of Linguistic Indicators in Staged and Authentic Emergency Calls

A Crime Script Analysis of Involuntary Celibate (INCEL) Mass Murderers

Finding the here in where: Keatley’s Winthropping in missing persons and no-body homicide cases

Winthropping as an investigative tool in clandestine grave discovery and psychological profiling

Deceptive indicators

A Crime Script Analysis of Violent and Nonviolent Extremists

Risk factors for momentary loss of control and subsequent abandonment of self-devised dietary restraint plans in adults with weight-loss goals: a behaviour sequence analysis approach

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Christopher ODonnell

Timothy Eschle

Adrian Parke

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