Know Their Motive | John Douglas Teaches How to Think Like an FBI Profiler | MasterClass

Netflix’s “Mindhunter” was inspired by the FBI’s first criminal profiler, John Douglas. As chief of the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime, he conducted groundbreaking interviews with notorious criminals such as Charles Manson and Ed Kemper, changing interrogative tactics forever. On MasterClass, he teaches you to use his methods in everyday life, unlocking your intuition to read people's motives.

Lessons in this online class include:
• Meet Your Instructor
• Becoming a Mindhunter
• Learning From a Killer: The Kemper Tapes
• Avoiding Cults and Manipulators: Charles Manson
• Spotting a Liar: John Wayne Gacy
• Understanding Motive: Son of Sam
• Predicting Criminal Behavior: The Anchorage Killer
• Understanding the Perp and Victim: The Trailside Killer
• Identifying Vulnerabilities: Darrell Gene Devier
• Developing Intuition
• Determining MO vs. Signature: The BTK Strangler
• Making Calculated Decisions: The Atlanta Child Murders
• Lifesaving Lessons: Larry Gene Bell
• Doing Your Own Profile

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[TheHyena-rubz]

I highly recommend John Douglas's book Obsession. It gives you tools to help keep yourself and your loved ones safe. I also recommend the book Dangerous Personalities by Joe Navarro. (Who is a retired FBI agent)

[thedigg]

During my research on past and present serial killers in Michigan, I often use John Douglas's teachings to help understand my subject matter. I find his insight INVALUABLE!

[stayhappylittlemermaid]

A strong person knows they have strength enough for their journey, but a person of strength knows that it is in their journey where they will become strong.

[KristenSmith-bj]

I loved it so much! So interesting and entertaining!

[elitegamerazhar]

waiting for the day when we get "Hoyte van Hoytema" cinematography class

[frankshoemaker]

Have you read any Malcolm Gladwell lately?