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Jean M Mahan

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 Mind games criminals play, how to spot lying, gang behavior, sex offenders, how to change criminal behavior, PTSD, sexual abusive victimization.

Commander Chris Wagoner

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 I have been a police officer for 28+ years and still going! I am the Police Academy Commander at a Law Enforcement/ Corrections Academy in North Central Florida. I can answer most questions concerning law enforcement procedures, Criminology, Crime scene processing, law enforcement training and general questions about law enforcment. I teach the following subjects: RADAR/LASER, Law Enforcement Driving, Law Enforcement Firearms and Patrol Techniques, Officer Safety, WMD's for Patrol Officers, Application of Law, Communications skills, Dealing with the Mentally and Physically handicapped, crime scene processing, criminalistics, and many more subjects. I have worked as a subject matter expert for .....

Paul Edward Zukowski

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 What`s in the minds of arsonists, rapists and murderers. I`m doing a research project related to sexual motivated serial criminals {aronist, rapist, & murders} I have reviewed the FBIs texts on the subject and am preparing a research purposal for them.

Bruce Borkosky, Psy.D.

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 Any questions in the area of Forensic Psychology. I am not a criminologist nor an FBI Behavioral Analyst. "WHY" questions are particularly difficult to answer scientifically (i.e., why do people commit crimes?).

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2009-10-21 why?:

No its not the same drug addiction. Sex drive is a basic human urge like eating sleeping etc. Sex offenders, sex urges are tied to things determined to be criminal by society. Rape, sadism, pedophilia

2009-10-21 is he safe?:

I can't give you a definative answer. Sometimes pedophiles only molest strangers, others only family members or but some do both. Some molest only boys or only girls, but some do both. If he shown ANY

2009-10-15 ethics:

Hey Harri, This is a simple one, of course you have to report violations of laws. Especially since it is a threat to his life (drugs). And as the escape of course, your ethically bound to prevent possible

2009-10-02 getting a PhD in Forensic Psychology:

Hi Maggie, Well if your asking which will help you at the federal level then I would say yes, a MA or PhD in Forensic Psychology would be very very helpful. In fact it would qualify you for many federal

2009-09-29 Criminology/ Forensic Psychology Careers:

I think you have a number of options with your interest in Criminal Profiling/Behavior Analysis. Two options come to mind; working with a large police department in the Investigative Division and/or working

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