There are several reliable sources that provide statistics on rape and sexual assault in the United States. Here are a few options.

We might have reached a point where we can no longer count on the criminal's fear of getting caught as a deterrent.

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A woman who survived a knife attack by the killer is speaking out about her experience. Two other people died at the hands of the killer.

Decisive action by one armed woman stops a man firing into a crowd at a party undoubtably saving many lives.

A rape of a woman jogging in New York highlights two basic elements that need to be in your women's self-defense training program.

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Just like their counterparts in the wild, human predators search for the weakest members of the herd as potential prey.

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This real life attack reveals a number of lessons for us as we train to prevent and resist a physical attack or sexual assault.

Affecting any one of these elements of the crime triangle will have a dramatic affect on your personal safety and self-defense.

It's generally accepted that a percentage of sexual predators recommit rapes and attacks repeatedly. The problem is we don't really know the