Boy, 16, guilty of Alesha rape and murder". 21 February 2019 . Retrieved 22 February 2019– via www.bbc.co.uk. Crime against households and adults using data from police recorded crime and the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW). Males were much less likely to be the victim of a domestic homicide, with only 11% (50) of male homicides being domestic related in the latest year, a similar proportion to the previous year. In a third (33%) of cases, the victim or suspect was under the influence of alcohol. In almost a quarter (23%) of cases, the victim or principal suspect was under the influence of illicit drugs (data not shown). There were 69 homicides victims aged 13 to 19 years, of these, 51 were killed by a knife or sharp instrument.

The homicide rate was 11.7 per million population, with the rate for males (16.9 per million population) more than twice that for females (6.6 per million population). The current number of unsolved murders in Hampshire was not available from Hampshire Constabulary. Seven of the eight unsolved murders featured here were disclosed and published by Hampshire Police in 2018 following a Freedom Of Information Request. The Poisson distribution can be applied to the number of homicide incidents per year, with the number of these incidents being large enough to approximate the normal distribution. A statistical test (in this case a Z-test) can be used to determine if the counts in each year were statistically significantly different from one another at the 95% confidence level (that is, whether there has been a true change in the underlying risk). Further information on this methodology can be found in Chapter 11 of the Homicide chapter of Focus on violent crime and sexual offences, England and Wales: year ending March 2016.

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The analysis and commentary in this section focuses on data combined from the last three years (the year ending March 2020 to the year ending March 2022) because of the low number of drug- or alcohol-related homicides in each category. The section is based on all victims and suspects charged from incidents recorded in that period. For the purposes of the Homicide Index, a suspect in a homicide case is defined as either; a person who has been charged with a homicide offence, including those who were subsequently convicted and those awaiting trial, or a person who is suspected by the police of having committed the offence but is known to have died or committed suicide. Killed four infants in her capacity as a pediatric nurse. Received thirteen life sentences for the murders and other crimes targeting infants.There were 282 homicides committed using a knife or other sharp instrument recorded in the year ending March 2022, an increase of 19% compared with the previous year ( Appendix table 8). This was the highest annual total since the Homicide Index began in 1946 and similar to the previous high of 281 in the year ending March 2018.

Demographic factors discussed in this section are not necessarily independently related to homicide and the findings only report on differences between estimates. Although sex, age and ethnicity are important factors in homicide, there are likely to be many other factors that cannot be examined using the Homicide Index data. For example, socioeconomic indicators at the individual and neighbourhood level are also likely to be related to being a victim of homicide (further information can be found in The social patterning of deaths due to assault in Scotland, 1980–2005: population-based study). Sex Alesha MacPhail murder: Life sentence for Aaron Campbell after he admits guilt". 21 March 2019 . Retrieved 4 May 2019– via www.bbc.co.uk.Paedophile gets life for killing boy, 7, at orgy: Homosexual ring abducted children and drugged them for group sex". The Independent. 23 October 1992 . Retrieved 30 January 2013. Crime statistics are produced by multiple departments across government. The aim of this guide is to collate the main sources of crime statistics, broken down by potential areas of interest, to provide a more efficient way to find the crime statistics needed.