CAC Stranger Abduction & Weapon-Based Coercion Ontology
Specialized ontology for modeling stranger abduction patterns, weapon-based coercion, disguise use, and opportunistic predation in child sexual exploitation cases, based on cases like Brooklyn DA v. Christopher Fiesco (2024).
Stranger Abduction
Abduction of child by unknown perpetrator without prior relationship or contact.
Opportunistic Predation
Spontaneous targeting and exploitation of vulnerable children encountered by chance.
Random Victim Selection
Selection of victim based on opportunity rather than specific targeting or grooming.
Street Level Abduction
Abduction occurring on public streets or sidewalks during victim's routine activities.
School Route Abduction
Abduction of child while traveling to or from school or educational activities.
Public Space Abduction
Abduction occurring in public spaces such as parks, playgrounds, or commercial areas.
Weapon Based Coercion
Use of weapons to threaten, intimidate, and control victims during abduction and exploitation.
Knife Threats
Use of knife or bladed weapon to threaten and control victim.
Firearm Threats
Use of firearm to threaten and control victim during abduction.
Blunt Object Threats
Use of blunt objects as weapons to threaten and control victim.
Implied Weapon Threats
Threats suggesting weapon possession without displaying actual weapon.
Weapon Display Intimidation
Display of weapon to intimidate victim into compliance without direct threats.
Physical Force with Weapon
Combination of physical force and weapon use to control victim.
Disguise Based Concealment
Use of disguises or concealment methods to hide identity during approach and abduction.
Facial Concealment
Concealment of facial features to prevent identification.
Ski Mask Concealment
Use of ski mask or balaclava to conceal identity during approach.
Hooded Concealment
Use of hooded clothing to partially conceal identity.
Mask Concealment
Use of masks or face coverings to hide identity.
Clothing Disguise
Use of specific clothing to alter appearance or blend into environment.
Vehicle Concealment
Use of vehicles to conceal approach or provide mobile concealment.
Forced Location Entry
Forcing victim to enter buildings, apartments, or other locations for exploitation.
Fire Escape Entry
Forcing victim to climb fire escapes to enter buildings through windows.
Window Entry
Forcing victim to enter location through windows rather than doors.
Unconventional Entry
Use of non-standard entry methods to avoid detection or surveillance.
Location Isolation
Use of isolated or secluded locations to prevent victim escape or discovery.
Apartment Isolation
Use of apartment or residential unit for victim isolation and exploitation.
Secondary Location Control
Movement of victim to secondary location for enhanced control and exploitation.
Victim Targeting Pattern
Patterns of victim selection and targeting in stranger abduction cases.
School Route Targeting
Targeting children on routes to or from school when they are alone and vulnerable.
Isolated Child Targeting
Targeting children who are alone without adult supervision or companions.
Routine Activity Targeting
Targeting children during predictable routine activities (school, recreation, errands).
Opportunity Based Targeting
Targeting based on immediate opportunity rather than planned surveillance.
Vulnerability Exploitation
Exploitation of specific victim vulnerabilities during stranger abduction.
Age Based Vulnerability
Exploitation of victim's young age and limited ability to resist or escape.
Size Based Vulnerability
Exploitation of victim's small physical size relative to perpetrator.
Isolation Vulnerability
Exploitation of victim being alone without potential helpers or witnesses.
Victim Control Mechanism
Methods used to maintain control over victim during abduction and exploitation.
Threat Based Control
Use of threats to maintain victim compliance and prevent resistance.
Physical Intimidation
Use of physical presence and intimidation to control victim behavior.
Verbal Threats
Use of verbal threats to maintain victim compliance.
Silence Enforcement
Specific threats or actions to prevent victim from calling for help.
Movement Restriction
Physical or psychological restriction of victim movement and escape attempts.
Compliance Enforcement
Methods used to enforce victim compliance with perpetrator demands.
Abduction Exploitation Pattern
Patterns of sexual exploitation following stranger abduction.
Immediate Exploitation
Sexual exploitation occurring immediately following abduction without delay.
Location Based Exploitation
Exploitation occurring at specific location following victim transportation.
Controlled Environment Exploitation
Exploitation in environment controlled by perpetrator to prevent escape or discovery.
Ritualized Exploitation
Exploitation following specific ritualized patterns (forced showering, specific commands).
Humiliation Based Exploitation
Exploitation designed to humiliate and degrade victim beyond sexual assault.
Victim Abduction Response
Victim's response to stranger abduction and exploitation attempts.
Initial Resistance
Victim's initial attempts to resist abduction or escape.
Compliance Under Threat
Victim compliance due to weapon threats or intimidation.
Survival Behavior
Victim behavior focused on survival and minimizing harm.
Escape Attempt
Victim's attempts to escape during or after abduction.
Post Abduction Reporting
Victim's reporting of abduction and exploitation to authorities or family.
Immediate Disclosure
Immediate disclosure of abduction and assault upon release or escape.
Delayed Disclosure
Delayed disclosure due to trauma, threats, or other factors.
Stranger Abduction Investigation
Specialized investigation of stranger abduction and sexual exploitation cases.
Abduction Scene Evidence
Physical evidence collected from abduction scene.
Exploitation Scene Evidence
Physical evidence collected from exploitation location.
Weapon Evidence
Weapons used in abduction and coercion recovered as evidence.
Disguise Evidence
Disguise items or concealment materials recovered as evidence.
Witness Evidence
Witness testimony regarding abduction or suspicious activity.
Surveillance Evidence
Video or photographic surveillance evidence of abduction or related activity.
abduction duration
Duration of abduction from initial contact to victim release in hours.
abduction location
Specific location where abduction occurred.
victim activity
Activity victim was engaged in when abducted (walking_to_school, playing, shopping).
time of day
Time of day when abduction occurred (morning, afternoon, evening, night).
approach method
Method used to approach victim (direct_confrontation, deception, force).
weapon type
Type of weapon used for coercion (knife, firearm, blunt_object, implied).
weapon displayed
Whether weapon was visibly displayed to victim.
threat specificity
Specificity of threats made (vague, specific, detailed, graphic).
threat effectiveness
Effectiveness of threats in controlling victim behavior.
disguise type
Type of disguise used (ski_mask, hood, mask, clothing, vehicle).
concealment level
Level of identity concealment (partial, full, complete).
disguise effectiveness
Effectiveness of disguise in preventing identification.
entry method
Method used to enter exploitation location (fire_escape, window, door, roof).
location isolation level
Level of isolation of exploitation location (high, moderate, low).
access difficulty
Difficulty of accessing exploitation location (easy, moderate, difficult).
escape routes
Number and accessibility of potential escape routes from location.
resistance level
Level of victim resistance (none, minimal, moderate, strong).
compliance reason
Primary reason for victim compliance (fear, weapon_threat, physical_force).
reporting delay
Time delay between incident and reporting in hours.
disclosure method
Method of disclosure (family, police, school, medical).
targeting criteria
Criteria used for victim selection (age, size, isolation, opportunity).
surveillance duration
Duration of pre-abduction surveillance if any, in days.
opportunity window
Duration of opportunity window for abduction in minutes.
evidence recovery rate
Percentage of expected evidence successfully recovered.
witness count
Number of witnesses identified during investigation.
investigation duration
Duration of investigation from report to resolution in days.
perpetrates abduction
Links perpetrator to stranger abduction they commit.
victims of
Links victim to stranger abduction they experience.
occurs at
Links abduction to location where it occurs.
uses weapon
Links abduction to weapon used for coercion.
employs coercion
Links abduction to coercion methods employed.
threatens with
Links perpetrator to weapon used for threats.
uses disguise
Links abduction to disguise methods used.
conceals identity with
Links perpetrator to disguise items used for concealment.
forces entry to
Links abduction to forced entry into exploitation location.
isolates at
Links abduction to location used for victim isolation.
transitions to
Links abduction location to exploitation location.
targets victim
Links targeting pattern to victim being targeted.
exploits vulnerability
Links abduction to victim vulnerability being exploited.
exhibits vulnerability
Links victim to vulnerability they exhibit.
exercises control
Links perpetrator to control mechanisms they employ.
responds to
Links victim response to abduction they are responding to.
resists abduction
Links victim to resistance efforts against abduction.
escalates to
Links abduction to exploitation pattern that follows.
facilitates exploitation
Links abduction methods to exploitation they facilitate.
investigates abduction
Links investigation to abduction being investigated.
documents abduction
Links evidence to abduction it documents.
supports charge
Links abduction evidence to criminal charges it supports.
recovered from
Links evidence to location where it was recovered.
reports abduction
Links victim to abduction reporting they make.
discloses to
Links disclosure to person or agency receiving disclosure.
triggers investigation
Links victim reporting to investigation it triggers.