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The Work of Dr. Anne Burgess: Mindhunter and Serial Predators
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Dr. Anne Burgess is a well-respected researcher, professor, and consultant in areas such as trauma-informed rape victim interviews, serial predation, forensic psych nursing, homicide investigation, and psychological profiling. Her work on sexual crimes is portrayed in Mindhunter, and she started looking at the subject back in the 1970s.
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