John E. Douglas

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John E. Douglas is a pioneering former FBI criminal profiler whose work interviewing and analyzing serial killers helped shape modern behavioral analysis and inspired the book and TV series "Mindhunter."

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instanceOf criminal profiler
former FBI agent
human
non-fiction writer
awardReceived FBI Medal of Valor NERFINISHED
birthDate 1945-06-18
birthPlace Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States NERFINISHED
citizenship United States of America
coAuthorWith Mark Olshaker NERFINISHED
educatedAt Eastern New Mexico University NERFINISHED
Nova University NERFINISHED
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee NERFINISHED
employer Federal Bureau of Investigation NERFINISHED
familyName Douglas NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork behavioral analysis
criminal profiling
forensic psychology
genre non-fiction
true crime
givenName John NERFINISHED
influenced behavioral analysis practices in law enforcement
development of modern criminal profiling
inspiredWork Mindhunter (TV series) NERFINISHED
Mindhunter (book) NERFINISHED
knownFor developing behavioral analysis techniques
interviewing serial killers
pioneering FBI criminal profiling
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf FBI Behavioral Science Unit NERFINISHED
FBI Investigative Support Unit NERFINISHED
name John E. Douglas NERFINISHED
notableIdea organized vs disorganized serial killer typology
use of offender interviews to build behavioral profiles
notableWork Anyone You Want Me to Be NERFINISHED
Journey Into Darkness NERFINISHED
Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit NERFINISHED
Obsession NERFINISHED
The Anatomy of Motive NERFINISHED
occupation FBI special agent
criminal profiler
writer
sexOrGender male
subjectOf Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit NERFINISHED
workLocation Quantico, Virginia, United States NERFINISHED

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Mindhunter basedOnAuthor John E. Douglas