Agatha Christie. Murder on the Golf course (№ 359651)

Every criminal has his particular method. Investigated, say, robbery, and often you can fairly accurately imagine the portrait of a criminal on the basis of the methods which he uses. (Japp would you certainly confirmed my words, Hastings.) A man thinks in stereotypes, no matter whether he lives within the law or transgresses him, he acts accordingly to his character. Whatever he's committed a crime, they will be like two peas like each other. A classic case - a certain Englishman gets rid of their wives, drowning them in the bathtub. Think of it something else, it is probably to this day has been able to avoid punishment. But over it is drawn one of the universal laws of human psychology: offender sure what had gotten away with it once, and succeed the second time, and third. As a result, he pays for the triviality of his thinking.