n the book Mind Hunter, John Douglas tells how he has worked on the cases that are world renowned for being some of the most psychotic killings to date. He has researched killers and rapists, helped police officers catch the most dangerous of criminals, and taught local law enforcement how to pick out the warning signs of chronic offenders and dangerous people. When he got kicked out of the Air Force, his life was not looking to good. He was living off of 7 dollars a week from the military and had an apartment the size of a closet. He ended up getting a job at a gym and "... met a guy at the club named Frank Haines who turned out to be an FBI agent… I was offered a probationary appointment at an initial salary of $10,869." (pg 42-43). Just
