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there is a difference between crime assessment and profiling I feel like everyone knows profiling I mean it's
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like it's literally mainstream TV but there is a difference right it is the the big difference between the two is
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profiling is psychological and crime assessment is evidence-based so what we do is we look at the evidence at the
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scene um and I tell people this all the time like you know and we break it down into different categories but everyone
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has mannerisms about themselves everyone has behavior that that that kind of grow
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grows with them and develops with them through through life and those behaviors come out when they commit a crime and
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that's what we look for in the evidence what's there what's not there you know why is something like this in a lot of
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cases is why is that person the victim like why did they choose this person versus somebody else to do this to so
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and it's really evidence-based that we go off of what we see at the crime scene or don't see and it's not psych like if
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you look at some of the older profiling like they're given you know hey we think
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this is a you know a white male and given an age and some of these other thing we don't go down there like I
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always say and you know this I can get you into the right church I can get you into the right Pew it's your job to
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figure out which one of those five people did this then that's what it comes down to