Studying Victimology in the Meeks Family Murder Case

The speaker discusses the importance of studying victimology in the Meeks family murder case, including the family's routine and the potential significance of obtaining information from the surviving six-year-old. They also explore the appearance of a young girl victim and speculate about the control the attackers had over the victims. Additionally, the chapter discusses George Taylor's suspicious involvement and the details of the revolver left behind at the crime scene.