Adolf Hitler kept Geli Raubal's bedroom as a preserved shrine in two of his residences — the Munich apartment and the Berghof — and had her portrait hung in prominent positions for the rest of his life. From a behavioral profiling standpoint, this prolonged shrine behavior is associated with two distinct psychological patterns in cases of violent death. One pattern is consistent with genuine grief after losing someone to circumstances the survivor feels responsible for. The other pattern is associated with something more troubling. What is the behavioral term for the second pattern, seen in killers who memorialise victims in elaborate ways?