Sandra Cantu: Forensic Criminologist: "Cantu suspect may have had an accomplice"

Forensic Criminologist: "Cantu suspect may have had an accomplice"
April 17, 2009

A rash of mass killings and sexual predator killings has many of us baffled.
What's behind these disturbing crimes? Can criminals be stopped before they act out?
In this Central Valley Focus, Jon Brent sits down for an exclusive interview with the internationally known criminologist and director for forensic studies at Alliant University, Dr. Eric Hickey to get some answers.
Hickey talks about mass murderers and analyzes the killing of 8 year old Sandra Cantu of Tracy.
Hickey says there are social indicators that contribute to those on the fringe of society who act out.

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• Sandra
• Cantu

[peinay]

Oh okay... Thank you for expanding my vocabulary, btw.

[piszczeck]

I don't remember. It wasn't a video I was expecting to see you at. I just know that I suddenly saw your ID with that one-word comment, and it surprised me and made me laugh because I knew you must be really ticked off.

[peinay]

Oh my gosh, I did? I must have been really mad at that person. I almost rarely call people names on here. Which video was that?

[piszczeck]

PS I'm not condoning calling people "retard," but it was funny anyway. lol

[piszczeck]

LOL I saw you on another video and you posted this: Retard. LOL Nincompoop is a good one.

[peinay]

I like it, though. I'm going to start using that. ;)

[piszczeck]

LOL I guess I'm showing my age with that one. My grandma used to call people "persnickety."

[peinay]

NINCOMPOOP... I had to search for its definition.

[piszczeck]

That criminologist sounds like a nincompoop. Thanks for posting this! I wonder if she did have an accomplice.