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I got ahold of some notes from a "Criminal Psychiatry" class by a "Dr. De River" class, circa 1948; includes terms I've never heard of ("trivity", "Urnings", "Urvids"). Does this accurately reflect the views of sex and criminality in other mental health fields at that time? Is this from a "quack"?

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I got ahold of some notes from a "Criminal Psychiatry" class by a "Dr. De River" class, circa 1948; includes terms I've never heard of ("trivity", "Urnings", "Urvids"). Does this accurately reflect the views of sex and criminality in other mental health fields at that time? Is this from a "quack"?	19