Criminal Profiling Literature
Aaron B. Daniels · 2018
This chapter aims to contextualize the literature of profiling and to provide a basis for comparison to the Jungian material. J. Boe pursues the proclivity of C. G. Jung&s;s and prepares a rich discussion in "Simenon, Apollo and Dionysus: A Jungian Approach to the Mystery." The chapter discusses the practice of the discipline of crime scene analysis by presenting the relevant literature of the field. The study of violence and the criminal mind once thus formulated is a quest to come to grips with the human capacity for evil. The Federal Bureau of Investigation&s;s (FBI&s;s) crime scene analysis has any extensive first-hand accounts by the profilers of their actual experience of profiling. The traditional veneer of restrained FBI men-in-black faded quickly as many convicts resisted until met on their own terms. H. Teten&s;s pedagogical innovation was a decided emphasis on the crime scene itself over traditional criminology, which emphasized bromides criminal behavior.