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A survey of prisoners found that criminals who as children beat, burned, choked, drowned, kicked, shot, starved, stoned, or had sex with animals were not at greater risk of committing future violence against humans, but those who stabbed animals were. A rosebush suspected of killing a woman was cleared when forensic scientists determined that the victim had been stabbed by a human. A study found that adults shot by law enforcement were twenty-two times more likely than those injured in car crashes in the two preceding years to have impulsivity disorders. Innocent black people are likelier to enter the…

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November 2018

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