Suspect in Asian Ao Dai case was "exposed" by criminology expert: Not necessarily for 50 million, still confused

The case of victim HYN (residing in Ba Dinh district, Hanoi) who was m.urdered by subject Ta Duy Khanh (born in 1985, from Thai Binh), then divided into 4 and dumped into the Red River in recent days is being received. public opinion attention.

Regarding the above case, in addition to mourning the victim, public opinion also expressed indignation at the p.erpetrator's c.ruel tactics. Many people also question why a person with a supposedly "clean" background like Khanh could commit such a terrifying crime? Is the unpaid debt of 50 million VND the main cause of the crime as the subject declared?

Commenting on the above case, Colonel, Associate Professor, Dr. Do Canh Thin, former Deputy Director of the Center for Criminological Research and Crime Investigation, Institute of Police Science (People's Police Academy) recently commented. There are specific analyzes and assessments of the psychological developments of subject Ta Duy Khanh.

From a criminological perspective, Colonel Thin believes that any criminal act must originate from two main factors: causes and conditions.

Regarding the cause of crime, this is not a story of one day or one hour, but it must emerge, start and symbiose from many factors (social environment, educational foundation, behavioral awareness). ...) over time forms the negative personality of the offender.

"This is the side that is often hidden in every person, not easily revealed. It can be said that criminal behavior is not a moment in time, but is the consequence of accumulation and impact from many other factors. "When the accumulation of causes is large enough, as long as there are conditions, criminal acts will arise," Mr. Thin said.

In the above case, Colonel Thin analyzed that the conditions that led to the crime were initially clarified by the investigation agency to be due to conflicts and conflicts of interest (the suspect declared that the victim owed 50 million VND for a long time. pay).

In terms of behavioral developments, once the subject commits a crime, the psychology of concealing the crime will immediately arise. The more serious the crime, the more drastic the concealment becomes.

Usually in cases of d.eath, in order to hide their actions, the p.erpetrator will try to erase the victim's traces and whereabouts. The fact that the victim has no trace will make it difficult to investigate and e.xpose the p.erpetrator's crime. That partly explains the suspect's illegal behavior in the above case.

However, according to Colonel Thin, in reality, let others not know unless you don't do it. "Because when committing a crime, the suspect will not be able to erase all traces. And then, by applying many professional investigative measures, the police will gradually uncover and attack the suspect. detect even the smallest trace to find the truth," Mr. Thin emphasized.

Explaining the suspect's panic, fleeing back to his hometown, then barricading himself under the bed and wanting to end his unsuccessful life when discovered and rounded up by the police, Colonel Thin assessed this as a psychological development. Very normal for every human being (including criminals).

According to the criminology expert, even though the suspect had just previously harmed someone and disposed of the evidence without hesitation, when they have to end their own life, standing between the line between life and d.eath, they will feel panic. , hesitate. Desire to live and fear of d.eath are very real instincts of every person.

In this case, the police will continue to f.ight and investigate to clarify many other aspects. However, in Associate Professor Do Canh Thin's personal opinion, 50 million VND is not necessarily the only reason why the suspect acted so cruelly against the victim. "There may be many other hidden things that the suspect is trying to hide. To have a comprehensive and detailed view of the above case, we need to wait for the police to issue the final investigation conclusion," he said. Thin concluded.

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