This is an excellent interview of FBI Profiler John Douglas conducted by journalist Krista
Errickson.
From Krista: This article was
originally supposed to be published for Il Messaggero. It was given to me as an
assignment, after the editor and legal expert of the newspaper saw the Maxim
interview with famed FBI profiler, John Douglas, in the January 2011
issue.
When the article was turned in, albeit shortened, my editor told me – “this article is too dangerous to print in Italy”.
Hunting the Hunters
When the article was turned in, albeit shortened, my editor told me – “this article is too dangerous to print in Italy”.
Hunting the Hunters
There are
two kinds of hunters: the hunter that waits and the hunter that tracks.
The difference of two is the complexity of their hunting techniques
though both aim for the same thing; bagging the prey.
Hunters
who wait prefer to lure their prey into range. This is usually the
preferred method of serial killers. They watch, and wait for the chance
to pounce. Hunters who track their prey, involves a more detailed
approach; knowing the specific differences, patterns and behaviors of
the hunted, and calculate their next moves. John Douglas is of the latter. However, he pursues a different kind of animal: serial killers. He is the investigator and legendary criminal profiler known as “The Mind Hunter”.
