The chief finding of initial victim surveys in the 1960s was that there was about twice as much crime as officially recorded by police.

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This statement is true. Victim surveys conducted in the 1960s showed that there was about twice as much crime as officially recorded by police. This is known as the "dark figure of crime," which refers to the amount of crime that goes unreported, undetected, or unrecorded by the criminal justice system.

The Chief Finding of Initial Victim Surveys in the 1960s