Geographical Profiling Applied the M25 Rapist

The video tutorial explores geographical profiling, a method used to evaluate crime locations to predict where an offender might live or work. It details a real-world case from 2001-2002 involving a series of rapes in the UK. Despite having a DNA profile, the police struggled to identify the suspect. Geographical profiler DS Colin Johnson was brought in to analyze crime patterns, leading to a public appeal and the arrest of Antoni Imiela. The case highlights the importance of geographical profiling in prioritizing investigative leads and its impact on solving crimes.

What role did the public appeal play in the investigation of the M25 rapist?

Explain how geographical profiling contributed to the identification of Antoni Imiela.

What was the outcome of the investigation into the M25 rapist, and what sentence did Imiela receive?