 Once the links between crimes have been identified by CSSCP, law enforcement officials can then use the data that is produced to build leads or solve criminal cases.Through its capability to run autonomously, the CSSCP has proven that it can operate non-stop without any human interaction and can achieve results with much more accuracy and efficiency than a human.The Classification System for Serial Criminal Patterns was started by Professor Thomas Muscarello and Professor Kamal Dahbur at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois in 1996 with the help of a Chicago Police Detective.