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Software updates can be uploaded via signal from anywhere, but hardware? Hardware is hands-on. And even with years of practice and gloves designed for delicate work, it takes concentration. Snap off a piece or lose too many screws and it’s ...more
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John E. Douglas
“In the dirt, bare footprints led from the car to the mailbox, but—ominously—there were none leading back.”
John E. Douglas, When a Killer Calls

John E. Douglas
“Often, I’d found that local law enforcement was not particularly thrilled to have us consulting on a case. Either they were wary of the Bureau’s reputation for moving in and then claiming all the credit because they wanted to control the investigation on their own, or they were worried our analysis wouldn’t conform with the theory both the police and the community had firmly in mind.”
John E. Douglas, When a Killer Calls

John E. Douglas
“I don’t want it to happen again,” Bell replied. “But this fellow sitting right here did not do it.”

“You know it happens to you, and you want to stop it so bad you don’t know what in the world to do. It’s destroying you,” Perry asserted.”
John E. Douglas, When a Killer Calls
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John E. Douglas
“But in all of my years of behavioral analysis and criminal investigation, I have almost never seen someone whose urges to harm others were actually uncontrollable.”
John E. Douglas, When a Killer Calls

John E. Douglas
“I remember Mom and me riding in complete silence,” Dawn recalled. “There was nothing to be said. I think we were so exhausted, we were spent every way you can imagine. And I don’t know that we could even allow ourselves to believe it was actually going to be over, because it felt like it would never end, that he would never be caught.”
John E. Douglas, When a Killer Calls

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