Mind Hunter Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit

According to a former FBI agent, John Douglas, in his book Mindhunter, Ed gets so good with the test that the hospital authorities let him look at the tests and even they let him give the test to other inmates.

I am reading the John Douglas Mark Oleshaker book that's like the Mindhunter dudes. This is their new book. It's fucking gory. It's good. It's interesting.

Yeah, I dig it. I love it because they do such a good job at writing and blending all those stories together. So it's just - They are. You just keep getting another case and another case.

I am reading the John Douglas Mark Oleshaker book that's like the Mindhunter dudes. This is their new book. It's fucking gory. It's good. It's interesting.

I love it because they do such a good job at writing and blending all those stories together. So it's just - They are. You just keep getting another case and another case.

Mind hunter, even though the show, there's like a couple of cases that are similar.

Hello, Mindhunter. We're going to get something.

And there actually is a book called Mind Hunter and that's what the, the book is about.

Now, Bobby was named as a likely suspect in even the Mindhunters book. You know, the Netflix show. Well, that FBI agent, what's his name? Ressler something. OK. He wrote a book about serial killers.

if you like read Mindhunter and read like a profiler's do this. It always happened near this. There's always the number one, the pressure thing.

Like if you listen to Mindhunter with John Douglas, now it's a TV show or now it's a Netflix show. That's really good. But if you, if you look at, if you read the Mindhunter book, they go into the details about the Speck interview and it was a D he had to depersonalize it.

That's what he always calls it. He always says, if you want to find the artist, look at the art.

In a book called Mindhunter, inside the FBI's elite serial crime unit, authors John Douglas and Mark Olshaker note that a former senior investigator for the FBI said psychics may be used as, quote, a last resort, as an investigative tool with caution for providing clues not directly admissible in the court of law, such as comments on the criminal's character or the location of dead bodies.