Explaining Victimization

Question

As a result of a homicide, law enforcement personnel often prioritize questioning individuals who are considered to have had strong interpersonal relationships with the deceased. What theory explains the basis of this policy within the scope of criminal investigations?

Answer 1

Any victimization theories associated with Benjamin Mendelsohn will suffice. In particular, his theory posits that victimization is likely to exist among individuals who have a strong interpersonal relationship.