Grooming, Coercive Control and Hidden Predatory Behaviors Part II: Investigating Manipulation, Documenting Evidence & Proving Predatory Intent

Grooming, Coercive Control and Hidden Predatory Behaviors Part II: Investigating Manipulation, Documenting Evidence & Proving Predatory Intent

When: September 16, 2027

Location: Live online

Host: Justice Clearinghouse

Delivery: online

Predatory offenders often leave behind far more behavioral evidence than physical evidence. Recognizing patterns of manipulation, documenting non-physical abuse, and demonstrating a course of conduct are increasingly critical to building successful investigations and prosecutions. Building on the behavioral foundations introduced in Part I, this session shifts from recognition to investigation. Participants will learn strategies for documenting coercive control, identifying behavioral evidence, conducting victim-centered interviews, recognizing offender counter-strategies, and analyzing