#mindhunterdaily

Prison’s a frame of thought. We’re all our own prisons. We are each our own wardens. We do our own time. Prison is in your mind. Can’t you see I’m free?

I don't understand how nineteen children can be slaughtered, and we spend an entire afternoon figuring out which drill bit is official size.

When we know who the criminal is, we can understand what set him off. In a homicide situation, we do the inverse. We ask, "What happened? Why did it happen that way?" Which narrows the search for who did it. But what if our killer is someone who's not rational? Why do we behave the way we do? It's a question asked by poets, and philosophers, and theologians since time immemorial. The playground of Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky, Freud. The stuff of Crime and Punishment and Beyond the Pleasure Principle. The greatest minds in history have been fascinated by the vagaries of behavior. So, in a case where we can't immediately divine a motive, we shouldn't panic. It's a riddle, but it can be solved. It's complex, but it's human.

I found someone to take over who’ll be very good for the BSU.  He wants to expand the unit and he intends to make our approach practice.

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