Compared to individuals who are grieving for the loss of a loved one who died nonviolently, the process of mourning for families of murder victims lasts longer, is more intense, and is more complex.

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Studies have shown that the mourning process for families of murder victims is typically more difficult and prolonged than for those grieving a nonviolent death. This is due to the suddenness and violence associated with a murder, leading to feelings of trauma, shock, and a sense of injustice. The legal process and media attention also add to the complexity of the mourning process.

Compared to Individuals Who Are Grieving for the Loss of a Loved