Summary of John Douglas & Johnny Dodd's Inside the Mind of BTK
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#1 I had been working with the FBI’s elite criminal profiling unit for the past five years. I had helped create the tool, and investigators from police departments around the globe turned to me after they’d hit a brick wall.
#2 I worked like a physician to help police crack cases and put dangerous people behind bars. But I could never turn down any request for help on an investigation. My caseload became so overwhelming that I worked myself past the point of exhaustion.
#3 I began to see things from the perspective of those who had had their lives taken away from them by another. I understood the horror that comes with being murdered, raped, or beaten.
#4 I had a hunch that the only way we could catch the ghost of BTK would be to force him out into the light. I rummaged through a few drawers in my hopelessly messy desk, but couldn’t locate the criminal profile I’d written for police in 1979.
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#1
I had been working with the FBI’s elite criminal profiling unit for the past five years. I had helped create the tool, and investigators from police departments around the globe turned to me after they’d hit a brick wall.
#2
I worked like a physician to help police crack cases and put dangerous people behind bars. But I could never turn down any request for help on an investigation. My caseload became so overwhelming that I worked myself past the point of exhaustion.
#3
I began to see things from the perspective of those who had had their lives taken away from them by another. I understood the horror that comes with being murdered, raped, or beaten.
#4
I had a hunch that the only way we could catch the ghost of BTK would be to force him out into the light. I rummaged through a few drawers in my hopelessly messy desk, but couldn’t locate the criminal profile I’d written for police in 1979.
#5
I had used BTK to help pry information out of the head of one of the nation’s most notorious serial killers three years earlier. I was trying to convince Berkowitz to help me with my criminal profiling study, but he wasn’t impressed.
#6
I was fascinated by the fact that one of the serial killers I was investigating had been able to keep his dark inner world separate from his outer world. I wanted to know how he’d done it.
#7
I thought about the eyes of Josephine Otero, the 11-year-old victim in the first series of murders committed by BTK. I wondered how someone like this could start. And how could I put an end to him.
#8
I had trained myself to dream about whatever case I was working on. I had written a profile on BTK in 1979, when he was still unidentified. I had found parallels between BTK and professional athletes, who want to play in the big media venues.
#9
The BTK Strangler is a Fantasy-driven killer who is alienated and lonely. He would not be expected to have any lasting relationships with others, and he would lead a solitary existence dominated by magical thinking. His killing is an attempt to find affection and acceptance.
#10
The BTK Strangler was an average student who was more adept at disrupting class with profanity and pranks. He had a history of voyeuristic activities and arrests for breaking and entering. He hunted his victims by selecting neighborhoods where he could peruse different homes without being detected.
#11
The key to writing the kind of analysis that helps investigators catch the bad guys is to deceptively simple: regurgitate back to the police the data they already know, but also develop some proactive techniques to flush the killer out of