Frank Figliuzzi

“One of the many aspects of Bureau life that preserves reliance on the FBI code is the Bureau’s reluctance to assign agents back to their hometowns. It is still a rare event for anyone to be transferred back home right out of the academy. I tried for twenty-five years to get back to Connecticut, but it never happened. This isn’t about keeping an agent off-balance. It’s about mitigating the risk that an agent might be more influenced by external factors than by the Bureau’s internal code. So of course, the Bureau took this Connecticut Yankee and sent me to Atlanta, Georgia, right after training.”
― Frank Figliuzzi, The FBI Way: Inside the Bureau's Code of Excellence

“Commonalities that connect the dots that form a line that points to a serial killer.”
― Frank Figliuzzi, Long Haul: Hunting the Highway Serial Killers