Eric W. Hickey, Ph.D. - Robson Forensic

ERIC W. HICKEY, PH.D. Criminal Psychologist

Experienced in social, psychological and behavioral analysis of violent crimes including homicides, sex crimes and paraphilia, domestic violence, stalking, school violence, arson, robberies and burglaries. Also provide consulting in areas of crime scene investigation, victimization, jury selection, threat assessment and risk management.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2014 to present

Robson Forensic, Inc. Associate Provide technical investigations such as crime scene analysis, case analysis, reports, and testimony toward the resolution of personal injury litigation, criminal defense, and criminal prosecution cases.

2006 to present

Alliant International University Dean, California School of Forensic Studies A Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) accredited graduate and undergraduate university. Provide training in the professional application of forensic psychology, applied criminology and criminal justice. Provide training and consulting in the following specific areas:

Criminal Psychology Single & Multiple Homicide Criminal Personalities Juvenile Crimes Crime Scene Investigations

Sex Crimes & Paraphilia Victimology Domestic Violence Female Criminality Arson & Juv. Fire-setting

Serial Crimes Profiling Sexual Predators Jury Selection School & Workplace Violence Prevention

1985 to present

Independent crime consultant Private, public and government entities including Pease Officer Service and Training (P.O.S.T.) and Continuing Education Units (CEU) certifications.

Other professional experience includes: Psychiatric Technician in a Forensic Unit 1978-81; Correctional Officer, 1976; Retail Security Officer 1974-75.

EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy, Social Psychology - Major Specialty Areas: Crime and Deviance; Minor Specialty Area: Medical Sociology; Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 1985

Master of Arts, Sociology - Emphasis in Deviance and Corrections, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1982

Bachelor of Science: Criminal Justice Administration; French minor, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 1975

Specialized Training: Threat Management Seminars, hosted by the Los Angeles Police Department.

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ERIC W. HICKEY, PH.D. Criminal Psychologist

PROFESSIONAL and ACADEMIC SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS Society of Forensic Interviewers American Psychological Association Italian Investigative Psychology Association Forensic Mental Health Association of California American Society of Criminology Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

SAMPLE AREAS OF CONSULTING ? American Institute for the Advancement of Forensic Studies (AIAFS) providing seminars covering a variety of topics related to forensic mental health and behavioral assessment ? Court qualified expert in paraphilia including pedophilia, child molestation, child sexual abuse accommodation syndrome (CSAAS); fetishes; stalking; adult rape and sexual assault; drug facilitated sexual assault (DFSA); violent criminal behavior including robbery, burglary and homicide (solo and serial) ? Child Abuse Review Team (CART)/Sex Crime Investigators Member Hanford Parole Office, Hanford, California. I provide training for sex crimes investigators and evaluate registered sex offenders on parole for dangerousness and risk of recidivism ? Indiana Serial Murder Cold Case Task Force Member ? Law Enforcement & Private Agencies: cold case investigations involving homicides, missing persons and sexual assaults ? Federal Bureau of Investigation Threat Assessment Regional Evaluation Team Member (T.A.R.G.E.T,): A multi-disciplinary approach to threat assessment and risk management on college and university campuses ? Fresno, Madera and Tulare County District Attorney Offices involving cases of sexual assault, child molestation, stalking, homicide and other serial or violent crimes ? Federal and County Public Defenders Offices involving cases of sexual assault, child molestation, stalking, homicide and other serial or violent crimes ? The Fresno County Fire Department: Juvenile Fire-Setter Program 1995-present ? Picore & Associates: an international threat management and counter-terrorism agency ? California Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) 2004-present ? Law Enforcement: training seminars in serial crime and criminal personalities ? Jury Selection Consultant

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ERIC W. HICKEY, PH.D. Criminal Psychologist

BOARD SERVICE ? Board Member: Family Healing Center, Fresno, California (forensic interviewing), nonprofit agency, 2014 ? Editorial Board, National Behavioral Intervention Team Association (NaBITA). Pennsylvania, Current (Threat Assessment) ? Editorial Board, Journal of Criminal Psychology, Emerald Group Publishing, United Kingdom, 2012-present ? Board Member, Project Meridian Foundation, Inc., (Human Trafficking) Richmond, VA, ? Board Member, International Support and Collaboration Committee of the International Academy of Investigative Psychology, England, 2009-present ? Board Chair, Institute for Violence, Abuse & Trauma (IVAT), Alliant International University, San Diego, California, 2008-2009 ? Executive Director, Sex Crimes and Paraphilia Institute (SCPI), Alliant International University, San Diego, California, 2007-present ? Board Member, Institute for Behavioral Analysis and Research (IBAR), Alliant International University, San Francisco, California, 2007-2010 ? Board Chair, Global Traumatology, Griffin, Georgia, 2007-2008 ? The Forensic Panel Depravity Standard Advisory Board. Initiated in 1998, the Depravity Scale research project involves a series of protocols designed to create a standardized methodology for distinguishing the worst of crimes in any given legal case. The project is headed by Dr. Michael Welner, a distinguished forensic psychiatrist and includes several noted legal, forensic and academic scholars, 2007

PUBLICATIONS Books

? Serial Murderers and Their Victims, 6th Edition, Thomson/Wadsworth-Cengage Publishing Company (ITP), Belmont, California. (2013). 482 pgs.

? The Myth of A Psychiatric Crime Wave: Public Perception, Juror Research and Mental Illness, Corey Vitello, co-author. Carolina Academic Press, Durham, North Carolina, (2006). 250 pgs.

? Sex Crimes and Paraphilia. Editor, Prentice-Hall Publisher, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. (2006). 550 pgs.

? Encyclopedia of Murder and Violent Crime, Editor, Sage Publishers, Thousand Oaks, CA. (2003) 550 pgs.

? Controversial Issues in Criminology, Allyn and Bacon Publishers, Boston, MA, Co-editor: Dr. John Fuller. (1999). 256 pgs.

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ERIC W. HICKEY, PH.D. Criminal Psychologist

Book Chapters ? "Cultural Development of Monsters, Demons, and Evil" in Violence and Society: A reader, edited by Matthew Silberman, Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall Publishers, 2003. ? "An Interview With A Serial Murderer" in In Their Own Words: Criminals On Crime, edited by Paul Cromwell, Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishers, 2002. ? "Female Serial Murderesses: Constructing Differentiating Typologies," in Elliot Leyton's (ed.) Serial Murder. Ashgate Publishing. Co-authored with Ronald M. Holmes and Stephen Holmes, 1999. ? "Trauma-Control Model in Serial Murder" in Criminology in the 1990s, edited by Conklin, John, New York: Allyn & Bacon Publishers, 1996. ? "Victimization Prevention: A Review of Missing and Murdered Children" in Helping Crime Victims: A National Survey, Albert R. Roberts editor, Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publishers, 1990. ? "The Etiology of Victimization in Serial Murder: an Historical and Demographic Analysis," in Serial Murder: An Elusive Phenomenon, Steven Egger, New York: Praeger Publishers, 1990.

Articles ? "Serial Murder," The Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences, Second Edition, Elsevier Inc. Publishers. June 2012. ? "Serial Murder," The Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention, Sage Publishers: Thousand Oaks, Spring 2010. ? "The Beltway Snipers," in E.W. Hickey (Ed.), The Encyclopedia of Murder and Violent Crime. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pp. 54-58. ? "The Role of Psychology in Juvenile Fire-setting," Bay Area Adjuster's Almanac, Fall 1997. ? "Female Serial Murderesses: Constructing Differentiating Typologies," Contemporary Journal of Criminal Justice, vol.7, No.4, December, 1991. PP. 245-256. Co-authored with Ronald M. Holmes. ? "Dealing With Juvenile Delinquency: The Re-education of the Delinquent in the People's Republic of China," Co-authors, John D. Hewitt and Robert M. Regoli, pp. 67-81, in Official Responses to Problem Juveniles: Some International Reflections, edited by Jim Hackler, published by the Onati International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Spain, 1991. ? "The Female Serial Murderer, 1800-1986," Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology, Vol. 2, No. 2, October, 1986, pp. 72-81.

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Other Publications ? Personality Characteristics and Behavior of Violent Criminals. A manual developed for California P.O.S.T. Homicide Investigation courses. Sacramento, CA January, 2005. Coauthor: Gary Lowe, LCSW. ? Instructors Manual and Test Bank (345 pg.) for Senna and Siegel's Introduction to Criminal Justice, 5th edition, West Publishing Company, Jan.1990.

ARTICLE & BOOK REVIEWER

Review book and article manuscripts for several academic and trade publishers:

Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology

American Journal of Criminal Justice

American Sociological Review

Journal of Humanity and Society

Western Criminology Review

University of Chicago Press

Homicide Studies (Sage Press)

McGraw-Hill Publishers

Brooks-Cole Publishers

Random House

Dorsey Press

Palgrave-Macmillan Publishers

Prentice-Hall Publishers

Wadsworth-Cengage Publishers

Pennsylvania State University Press

FUNDED GRANTS ? In partnership with VALOR, a private Victim-Witness Assistance program organization based in Washington, D.C., and our Victim's Certificate Program at California State University-Fresno, we were awarded a $125,000. Department of Justice grant to establish the first National Victim Assistance Training Academy in Washington, D.C. in August, 1995. This program provides advanced training to coordinators of victim-witness and victim advocacy programs throughout the United States. Funding has continued for the Academy every year since 1995. ? Undergraduate Fellowship Grant. Awarded by the Honors College at Ball State. I worked with students designing and implementing a research project involving the study of violent behavior. 1989-90. ? Ball State University Summer Research Grant. June, 1989. ? Ball State University Research Grant. To assist in completion of research in the empirical analysis of serial murderers and their victims. June, 1988.

PEER GRANT REVIEWER ? American Psychology - Law Society (AP-LS) Early Career Psychologists Grant-in-Aid External Reviewer, 2011, 2012. ? Office of Research and Evaluation, National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., February 2001.

SPECIAL HONORS ? Keynote Speaker at the International Association of Investigative Psychology Seminar (Sponsored by the California School of Forensic Studies, Alliant International University). "Futures in Forensics and Other Elephant Stories," San Francisco, CA, September 2011.

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ERIC W. HICKEY, PH.D. Criminal Psychologist

? Guest Speaker for Project Meridian. Topic: From Sex Trade to Human Trafficking to Organized Crime: Reframing Slavery, Human Trafficking Engagement Day, State Capitol, Olympia, Washington, January 11, 2010.

? Guest Speaker at the Outstanding Professor Lecture Series, Alliant International University, San Francisco, California Topic: Profiling Paraphiliacs: The Reality of Fantasy in Violent Sexual Predators, 2007.

? Keynote Speaker at the Center for Forensic Studies Annual Research Conference, February 02-03, 2007. Alliant International University, Fresno, CA campus.

? Participant in the Federal Bureau of Investigation Serial Murder Core Work Group, developing a 2006 international seminar on serial murder, Virginia, Nov. 2005.

? Guest Speaker: Wadsworth Publishers Criminal Justice Online Event Series. Topic: Development of Maladaptive Behaviors in Childhood: The Variant Pathways of Serial Killers, February 24, 2005.

? Guest Speaker: CSU-Fresno's School of Social Science faculty and invited members of the community, Topic: Emerging Issues in the Research of Violent Crime, April 2002.

? Guest Speaker: Board of Trustees and Chancellors Office, California State University system, Long Beach, CA, Sept 11, 1996. Topic: "The Application of Criminal Psychology in Our Community: Profiling and Tracking the Unabomber."

? Guest Speaker: Barnes and Noble Bookstores, Fresno and San Francisco, 1996. Topic: "Using Criminal Science in Conducting Serial Murder Research."

SELECTED PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS ? "Understanding Relational Paraphilic Attachment (RPA) in Crime Scene Investigation," Annual Meeting of International Society-Investigative Psychology (IS-IP), Amsterdam, Netherlands, April 2011. ? "Behavioral Analysis of Sexual Predators," Eastern Illinois University, Illinois, Oct. 2008. ? "The Father Figure: Men for All Seasons," 5th Annual Hawaii Conference on Preventing, Assessing and Treating Child, Adolescent and Adult Trauma, Honolulu, Hawaii. April 7, 2008. ? "Stalking Behaviors and Threat Assessment for Intimate Partner Violence Situations" 5th Annual Hawaii Conference on Preventing, Assessing and Treating Child, Adolescent and Adult Trauma, Honolulu, Hawaii. April 2-4, 2008. ? "Profiling Victims of Serial Sexual Predators" Third American Symposium on Victimology, California State University, Fresno, CA, April 28, 2005. ? "Profilers & Serial Murder" Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV, March 2004. ? "Problems in Profiling Offenders" American Society of Criminology, Chicago, Nov. 2002. ? "Classifying Sexual Predators," State Univ. of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA, April 2001. ? "Psychopathic Killers," Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, April 10, 2001. ? "Emerging Perspectives on Violent Serial Behavior" Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington, D.C. April 3-7, 2001.

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FORMER CONSULTANT ? Institute of Criminal Profiling and Analysis, (IPACC), Paris, France, 2004-2005. ? Police Promotion Board, Fresno Police Department, 2003. ? Minors With Dangerous Traits Task Force, Office of the District Attorney, Juvenile Division, Fresno County, CA. 2001. ? Crime Victims with Disabilities, California Department of Mental Health. (Speakers Bureau). 2001. ? Department of Justice: National Institute of Justice Peer Reviewer. 2001. ? Department of Justice: FBI-ATF-PS UNABOM Task Force. ? Consultant for the United States District Attorney's Office, Baltimore, Maryland. Spring 1998-1999. ? Board of Governors. The Violence Immunization Program. Based at Valley Children's Hospital. Fresno, CA, 1998-1999. ? The Fresno County Domestic Violence Core Planning Committee. ? The Fresno Grand Jury. ? California Association of Arson Investigators.

CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL TRAINER ? CSU-San Bernardino. Campus Violence: Understanding Realities of Threat Assessment and Risk Management. San Bernardino, CA. May 16, 2012. ? California Sexual Assault Investigators Association. Sexual Predators and Their Relational Paraphilic Attachments, Shell Beach, CA March 14-16, 2012. ? Collegiate Hospitals Keynote Speaker. Sexual Predators and Paraphiliacs: How to Avoid Victimization in Public Places. Los Angeles. Oct. 26, 2011. ? The California Association of Administration of Justice Educators (CAAJE). Best Practices in Determining Probation and Parole for Sex Offenders, Sexual Predators and Recidivistic Criminals. San Diego, CA, April 29, 2011. ? California Sexual Assault Investigators Association. Understanding Paraphilic Courtship Disorders in Pedophiles and Rapists, Shell Beach, CA March 26-28, 2009. ? California Association of Lanterman-Petris-Short Hearing Officers CALPSHO. Probable Cause to Believe a Patient is Dangerous, Oakland, CA April 2008. ? California Department of Corrections. Female Offender Populations Seminar. Valley State Prison for Women, Chowchilla, CA, February 6, 2008. ? Gray Forensics and Consulting. Profiling Stalkers: Their Methods and Motivations. (CEU certified). Visalia, CA, Jan. 19, 2008. ? Alliant International University. The Therapist & Client Dangerousness: Assessment, Documentation and Intervention. (CEU certified). Fresno, CA, Oct. 19, 2007. ? Alliant International University. Profiling Stalkers and Their Victims. San Francisco, CA, July 20, 2007. (CEU certified). ? California Association of Licensed Investigators. Profiling Sexual Predators: Fantasies & Behaviors of Pedophiles, Child Molesters, Rapists & Paraphiliacs. Fresno, CA, May 31, 2007.

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? Peace Officers Standards and Training. "Profiling Serial Murderers: Crime Scene Investigations Involving Signatures, Trophies and Souvenirs." San Francisco, CA. May 2007.

? Alliant International University. "Psychological Profiling: A New Investigative Tool?" Alliant International University Continuing Education Program, San Francisco, March 9, 2007. (CEU Certified).

? Alliant Center for Forensic Studies. "The Role of Profiling in Cases of Violent Sexual Predators." Alliant International University Annual Forensic Research Conference, Fresno, CA. February 2002-2003.

? Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma. "Assessing Dangerousness in Maladaptive Behaviors of At-Risk Youth." Violence in the World of Our Youth, 4th Annual Conference, San Diego, March 20, 2006. (CEU Certified).

? Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma. "The Origins of Dangerous Traits in Minors: The MacDonald Triad and Other Conduct Disorders." Violence in the World of Our Youth, 4th Annual Conference, San Diego, March 19, 2006. (CEU Certified).

? Kern County Department of Mental Health. "The Dark Side: the Science of Profiling Criminal Minds and Criminal Behaviors." Bakersfield, CA. March 17, 2006. (CEU Certified).

? Alliant International University. "The Dark Side: the Science of Profiling Criminal Minds and Criminal Behaviors." Fresno, CA, December 2005; San Luis Obispo, CA, July 2006. (CEU Certified).

? California Law Judges' Institute. "Stalking & Stalkers: Determining Judicial Responses." California Judicial Council. San Diego, CA. August 2004.

? California Juvenile Officers Association. "Profiling Violent Characteristics in Children: Antecedents to Criminal Behavior. Fresno, CA. March 2004.

? California State Crime Lab, Fresno. "Profiling Violent, Paraphilic Predators in Organized & Disorganized Crime Scenes." Fresno, CA. February 2004.

? Pleasant Valley State Prison. Topic: Criminal Manipulation by Prison Inmates: Understanding Sociopaths and Psychopaths, Coalinga, CA, June 27, 2002

? Fresno County Probation Dept. Boot Camp. Topic: Profiling Violent Childhood Behaviors, Cruthers, CA, March 22, 2001.

? Madera County Victim Services. Topic: Parenting & Discipline, Madera, Jan. 25, 2001. ? Fresno County Child Protective Services. Topic: Domestic Terrorism and Workplace

Violence, October 26, 2001. ? Madera County Victim Services. Topic: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Madera, CA

October 10, 2000. ? S.A.R.T. Training (Sexual Assault Response Team). Sponsored by Family Services of

Tulare County, Topic: "The Dynamics of Stalking, Paraphilia and Sexual Assault," Visalia, CA Sept. 2000.

NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL TRAINER ? The American Institute for the Advancement of Forensic Studies. Fire-Setting, Arson and Pyromania: Professional Intervention Practices in Fire Related Crimes. September 14, 2012. St. Paul, Minnesota.

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