CSI: Miami

Stockholm Syndrome Det. Tripp: Maybe the kid bonded with his captor, you thinking Stockholm? Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological response, that sometimes occurs with hostages, where they develop feelings for their captors, ultimately sometimes ending in defending their captors or even joining them. The terms was first used after a 6 day hostage crisis, at the Kreditbanken, in Norrmalmstrog, Sotckholm, Sweden. The term was instated by the criminologist and psychiatrist Nils Bejerot, who helped local authorities during that investigation. A similar syndrome is the Lima Syndrome, so called after MRTA Terrorists stormed the Japanese embassy in Lima, Peru and took everyone hostage. This syndrome however displays an attachment from the captor to the captives.