id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
concept-256	none	Classifications and Descriptions of Parents who Commit Filicide	2004	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4205	165	49	Child murder is not necessarily common, but it is a leading cause of child death in developed countries, and when child murder occurs, the perpetrators are most likely the children’s parents (Marleau, Poulin, Webanck, Roy, & Laporte, 1999; Stanton & Simpson, 2002). Unwanted child filicide occurs when mothers, for reasons such as illegitimacy or uncertain paternity, kill their children through acts of aggression or through neglect; spouse revenge filicide occurs when the parent seeks to “get back” at his or her spouse for some particular reason – usually revenge for infidelity; in acutely psychotic filicide, the parent kills the child under the influence of a severe mental illness or psychotic episode.	cache/concept-256.pdf	txt/concept-256.txt