Homicide in the US

The US Statistical Abstract reports 25,488 homicides in the US in 1992, of which 20,115 were men and 5,333 were women.  The homicide rate for men is thus almost four times higher than that for women.   This is one of the world's highest homicide rates--9.8 per 100,000 population, nine times higher than it was in the US at the turn of the 20th Century.  The Bureau of Justice Statistics reports that 63% or 16,057 of these homicides were "cleared" [read: resolved], leaving 9,432 homicides unresolved.  The proportion of unresolved homicides (3.6 per 100k population) in the US now exceeds the total proportion of resolved homicides in most countries.

	Cities and states with the highest percentage of blacks have the highest murder rates.
	Our high murder rate is comparable to African nations which experienced genocide.
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Table No. 145 of the 1999 US Statistical Abstract shows that the number of murders declined to 15,826 by 1996, to 12,195 men and 3,631 women, making men 3.4 times more likely to be murdered than women.

Rather than address this higher murder rate of men, the biased statisticians at the Bureau of Justice Statistics almost completely ignore this in their press releases, and instead promote the following misleading "Intimate Homicide Victims":

 Bureau of Justice Statistics
 Homicide trends in the United States
 www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide
    

 Intimate Homicide Victims by Race and Gender
 Intimates are defined to include spouses,
 ex-spouses, boyfriends, and girlfriends
    

             White         Black         Other
     Year    Male   Female Male   Female Male  Female
     1976    493    849    846    714    18      37
     1977    479    831    804    570    11      34
     1978    490    868    703    583    7       30
     1979    535    883    712    594    16      29
     1980    493    913    718    588    5       34
     1981    554    952    703    591    18      27
     1982    510    946    619    504    10      29
     1983    508    910    594    513    10      37
     1984    443    938    530    467    15      34
     1985    427    1005   518    492    12      48
     1986    448    1000   529    532    5       52
     1987    424    968    498    486    8       35
     1988    376    1007   459    527    15      36
     1989    371    883    512    474    11      42
     1990    393    952    441    490    18      45
     1991    359    931    413    520    7       55
     1992    337    890    369    509    10      48
     1993    330    989    362    542    12      43
     1994    318    900    359    463    11      35
     1995    255    874    282    387    9       50
     1996    259    862    248    422    8       28
     1997    239    761    202    401    9       40
     1998    274    876    223    393    12      38
    

 Source: FBI, Supplementary Homicide Reports, 1976-98.
 See the methodology section in Additional Information About
 the Data for weighting and imputation procedures used.  

Such selective use of data ignores 88% of the data, ignores that men are 3.4 times more likely to be murdered than women, ignores the key difference between boyfriends and husbands, AND ignores that mothers kill 6 times as many children as husbands kill wives:

It also ignores that, compared to wives who are murdered by husbands:

	6 times as many women are murdered by other "intimates".
	18 times as many are murdered in total.
	61 times as many men are murdered.
	12 times as many men are murdered by women.
	8 times as many children are murdered.
	2 times as many men are murdered by other "intimates".
	16 times as many women die from cirrhosis.
	19 times as many women are killed by women drivers.
	25 times as many women commit suicide.
	73 times as many women die in auto accidents.
	168 times as many women die from accidents.
	171 times as many women die from diabetes.
	230 times as many women die from pneumonia and flu.
	259 times as many women die from pulmonary disease.
	490 times as many women die from cerebrovascular disease.
	1,295 times as many women die from cancer.
	1,876 times as many women die from heart disease.
	3,685 times as many AMERICANS die from heart disease.
	8,040 TIMES as many babies are aborted each year.

http://www.census.gov/prod/1/gen/95statab/vitlstat.pdf

In 1991, black men were murdered at a rate 24 TIMES that of "white" women [with "white" including Hispanic women who are murdered at a much higher rate than White women].

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