Although experts differ on the precise number of victims to use in defining "multiple homicide," Fox and Levin's (1998)criterion of "the slaying of ______ victims, simultaneously or sequentially, by ______ individuals" is probably the most widely accepted opinion.

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Fox and Levin's definition of multiple homicide includes "the slaying of four or more victims, simultaneously or sequentially, by one or a few individuals." This criterion is widely accepted in the study of such crimes.

Although Experts Differ on the Precise Number of Victims to Use