The real-life 'Mindhunter' reveals the most evil criminals he's interviewed | Your Morning

[@gamerbegins]

Out of time!!! Absolute disgrace. Why even have him on, wasting his time.

[@oldironsides4107]

He’s selling his new book. You think they just contacted him for no reason

[@mentalmaud8894]

3 minute interview?!! Seriously!! This guy is an absolute genius. He needs his own tv show where he discusses his work, the serial killers he’s interviewed, the cases he’s worked on. That would be an epic TV Series 👍🏻

[@ASDF-rl6jr]

Watch Mindhunter

[@mentalmaud8894]

Noelia Bohm Seen both seasons

[@UncleMcTouchyBottom]

@@ASDF-rl6jr Whooooosssshh

[@Treestandtroubadour]

You’re so right!

[@paulflint6254]

It would be a show I'd watch. Till then, Mindhunters Netflix

[@Njbear7453]

This man basically founded the way to solve basically every single crime committed.

[@1Nida]

I could listen to him for hours.

[@OTTAWASPOTTER]

*¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡""THE-KILLER WITH THE-CLUBBED-FOOT""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@Hugatree1]

The fact that parole is even a possibility for these twisted individuals truly boggles the mind.

[@jasonvoorhees6416]

As long as we have liberals. You will always have mercy for the worst kind of people.

[@michaelbronco1023]

@@jasonvoorhees6416 like Trump who inspires hate crimes and mass shootings, he's as responsible as Manson, the mass shooter in El Paso used his words. 7 children have died under his watch as well.

[@BloodPuls3]

@@michaelbronco1023 El Paso shooter was not inspired by Trump he even wrote that he wasn't and he knew the media would try to link them to him. Stop talking shit while knowing nothing you moron.

[@Touhid]

Robert Ressler & he did something great for humanity. Love & Respect Sir💯

[@frankgraszer3644]

Even this guy wouldn't be where he is without Robert. This guy just came along for the ride. You can tell by listening to him speak compared to ressler, ressler was far more knowledgeable on the field. Henson why bob coined the word serial killer and this guy likes to try and take the credit.

[@Billygoatsgrruff]

@@frankgraszer3644 Douglas had an intuition that most don't

[@YanusDV]

God bless these men

[@delhurworth6001]

Let’s not forget Roy hazel wood,among many others who have contributed to the field to!!!

[@k.s.thompson5766]

You have the opportunity to interview someone of this caliber and you give them FOUR MINUTES? This is the sort of interview that should be done over an hour. Wow. Extremely short sighted.

[@michaelarojas]

This guy is even more fascinating than the people he interviews.

[@2witzrs]

exactly

[@hoimoitoigoi]

This is a morning news show he has other longer interviews watch them

[@chrishandsome4267]

@@hoimoitoigoi where?

[@driaprivate4524]

John E. Douglas you are a diamond. When people actually cared about doing a good job. You deserve praise for your hard work on Williams.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Bravo

[@driaprivate4524]

@J G Hell yeah you have a coupon?

[@jasonvoorhees6416]

Brian Jones they were innocent everybody knows that.

[@billsimms2511]

@@jasonvoorhees6416 west Memphis 3 are guilty as hell

[@MajorBlip]

JOE ROGAN PODCAST

[@Prof_Tickles92]

Hit Rogan up on Twitter and ask

[@ItsTimeIDisappear09]

Wow this is definitely the Holden Ford character. So great. This man has saved so many lives that we dont even know.

[@michaelwatson2564]

4 minutes my god I could listen to this man for 4 hours

[@hemprope4326]

Read his books!

[@sburris65]

I was lucky enough to get to see him speak many years ago. Totally fascinating. The auditorium was packed and I dont think a single person moved from their seat. Met him afterwards and very nice guy. And once you start on his book, you don't want to put it down.

[@dukey19941]

Very lucky! I actually friend requested him on Facebook. He accepted. I was so in awe.

[@sanjaypaul9414]

John Douglas is definitely a living legend. We go over his and Roy Hazelwood's cases early on in my classes and the students love emulating and guessing their profiles. Out of the tragedies, we can get an deeper-understanding into the criminal minds. Both of these giants influenced current FBI members and society at large with their body of work and the support of their colleagues in their division.

[@mattaub7139]

4 mins we are out of time I could talk to this guy for days lol

[@reeseslightning11]

What a fascinating man with a stunningly brilliant mind. Y'all should just give him a 60 min special.

[@tubhair]

I read Mindhunter when it first came out. I was fascinated and still am. There was a fair amount of jealousy from other investigatory agencies and they were quick to poo-poo the whole profiling thing as a hoax. Douglas was well aware of the irreplaceable value of gumshoe detective work and never discounted it, but some were put off by the sudden interest and success of this new approach to crime solving.

[@tephra_]

4 minutes? Pathetic.

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

I vividly recall reading the first edition of Mindhunter in the late 1990s and I was so impressed that I never forgot this man's name. Haven't read the latest book, lovely to see and hear him speaking here though.

[@jbird4754]

I totally agree! How can you make this such a short interview regarding such extensive research, cases and journeys?!?! Yuck

[@EdertheJust]

You have this fascinating man on and you talk to him for 3 minutes? I really need to check out his books, even though he got the Atlanta Monster case wrong.

[@paulparry1419]

How so?

[@EdertheJust]

@@paulparry1419 not enough evidence to say he did it. The only reason why they think its him is because he was on one of the many bridges they were staking out.

[@paulparry1419]

Theres more to it than that. Read the books. They're brilliant.

[@EdertheJust]

@@paulparry1419 the body that they found 2 days later? I know about the case. Most of it is based on his personality traits.

[@paulparry1419]

@@EdertheJust my understanding was he was convicted on two counts and this was largely due to hair and fibre evidence found on the bodies. The behavioural aspect assisted with the search and courtroom cross examination strategy but profiling was in its infancy in those days, so much so this was one of their first major cases. The case has been revisited a number of times with more DNA testing done, which failed to rule Williams out as a suspect in a larger percentage of the other cases. Interesting stuff.

[@paulflint6254]

4 minutes for something as informative as this? I bet if it was a celebrity they would get more airtime

[@joshuacrowe76]

I agree this was silly to try to cram this mind and interview to a few minutes. Great book have recently read it. Brilliant stuff

[@dukey19941]

Yet, they would keep some "celebrity" on for half an hour.

[@chadcobb2285]

Amazing guy ressler was too also amazing he's still sane dealing with the lowest form of humans

[@isaacibanezlopez9101]

What 4 min You got to be kidding

[@LightYagami-ze5ob]

I love that this is on a morning show lmfao, I thought these were supposed to be cheerful

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

Every interview I see with this guy is only like 3 minutes long at most!

[@patriciawashburn1624]

Absolutely terrible... this man should have been properly interviewed, not this sham ..... if this is how this tv program books and treats guests, I would never watch...

[@OTTAWASPOTTER]

*¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡""THE-KILLER A CROSS THE-STREET IN THE-BLUEHOUSE""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@jamesbingham1007]

He interviews those that are caught. He doesn't do much finding. Check into it.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

GREAT guest for a morning show while people are having breakfast! 😂

[@OTTAWASPOTTER]

*¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡""THE-KILLER WITH THE-ARTIFICIAL-HAND""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@OTTAWASPOTTER]

*¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡""THE-KILLER A CROSS THE-ROOM""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@genera74]

4m interview was a bit disrespectful to the man

[@OTTAWASPOTTER]

*¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿""THEKILLER A CROSS THETABLE""???????????????????*

[@done8140]

U see the look on his face after talking for less than 5 minutes ? "I came all the way here for 5 fuckin minutes ??" is my guess.

[@nancystevens1453]

Mr Douglas you are my hero...I followed you for years and read everything about you....thank you for what you do though I imagine it must be difficult...my family truly adores you and your incredibly supportive family

[@messiahgodstar7609]

Profiling is a wonderful discipline. But the recent “trendiness” of serial homicide among clueless millennials, is very disturbing. Murder, is not a joke.

[@anonymousmobster2444]

I know. This trendy obsession with true crime isn't right. It's like they forget that this stuff was real and killed people. Imagine in 40 years when there's a trendy obsession with terrorism. It's amazing how cold our generation is.

[@andreasjohansson221]

This has nothing to do with millennials lol. It’s always been this way and it used to be infinitely worse. True crime has always been a human fascination and people used to take it way further. When Bonnie and Clyde were moved post Mortem people were ripping off pieces of bloody hair and clothing and one guy tried to cut off Clyde’s trigger finger. Countless cases like the infamous trunk murders, Albert fish, belle gunness, etc all made people go rabid and onlookers often showed up to crime scenes to gawk and bodies and steal pieces of the crime scene for memorabilia. This “trendiness” has literally been happening for centuries all across the world but sure gripe about millennials

[@andreasjohansson221]

@@anonymousmobster2444 it’s literally always been like this. It’s nothing new and if anything it used to be way worse

[@Flibbybibby]

Too bad he isn’t more articulate.

[@rose191991]

mindhunter is absolutely amazing show i really hope there will be more seasons

[@conanlabiche]

hes done so much for the victims. robert ressler's da man!

[@80srican71]

I wish I could be him... Dope how he figured them out... Thank you Sir...

[@jamesfreeman7954]

This here is a prime example why no one gets their news from the TV anymore 😂

[@cherie7732]

Can NOT believe the interview was so flipping short! This man is a wealth of knowledge, UUUUGH

[@oldironsides4107]

It’s a morning news show and he’s plugging his book. And you’re shocked it’s a short interview?

[@ronnie_5150]

If I could spend and evening talking with someone it would be Douglas. Fascinating man.

[@Wesplaylist]

I’ve been reading his books. At first I thought how could he interview killers and maintain his composure. When reading more he wanted to understand why the killed. So that in the future he can stop some else from doing it. As horrendous as they are you have to understand why they did it. So someone who does something like it he can stop them

[@thejew1789]

Dude a 3 minute interview does not cover this man.

[@yousaid4026]

Disagree with his statement @3:06 “he’s not a ped0file” Joan’s killer literally SA’d her… wtf. That’s qualifies as an attraction to minors

[@Shirley-lm8gh]

I really like that he says what he believes to be true. A lot of people would say yeah he is a pedophile, to try to get the job in quotes done. But this kind of casual denial of what is true ultimately dumbs people down I think and stops progress.

[@brianmead6053]

You gave this man 4 mins? Are you serious? What possibly could be more interesting or newsworthy not to make more time for John?.... come on

[@JustSomeGoy]

Mind hunters is a shit/misleading title, they dont do anything but interview killers after the fact. Waste of time and money...

[@n-dog9325]

Misleading title.

[@tabularasa2015]

Rosemarie DÁlessandro is a true hero. John was so right to dedicate the book to her and her daughter Joan.

[@billscannell93]

What's the point of having on someone so interesting on for less than five minutes? It almost struck me like she rudely cut him off.

[@konstantinostzaras7555]

Hahahaha 4 minutes??!!! Great job journo😂

[@kimyoung2447]

I would have liked him to continue. I would love to know what he thinks about the idaho 4 case

[@hectorherbert6585]

Where is Stephane Bourgoin...??

[@Alex-oy6wb]

Who’s the most evil killer?

[@LoisFox131]

People care about losers not winners. John Douglas is an amazing individual. John, is driven by strong instincts, dedication, passion, and savvy. I’ve learned so much about human nature from his books and online lessons. He is steadfast, in making our home a better place. Thank you, Sir! 🇺🇸

[@natashamamotko8829]

We're out of time...

[@rose191991]

right? rather lets talk about kardashians... damn what a joke :/

[@hectorherbert6585]

Too bad it was not filmed and released to the public ,just like the interview of Lt Col Russ williams by Det Jim Smith in Canada..Amazing Police work.

[@Dianimations_]

4 mins.....u brought the man for 4 mins....? ffs he basically rushing thru his words, that's a shame

[@bootneckbonz]

Out of time? This is why morning tv is dead in the water (no sick pun intended). This guy needs to be on Joe Rogan.

[@micheleerwin2848]

Mr. Douglas, I've read so many books about you and Roy Hazelwood. It is absolutely crazy that the two of you have sat and interviewed so many evil beings. Do you ever have nightmares about the things you have learned?

[@Tiange678]

Very genius man. It’s amazing how he can study these criminals, and profiles predators that help police departments.

[@sabrinamourarodrigues8322]

It would have been quite interesting to see him interviewing the Ramseys (JonBenét case / Colorado).

[@annacarrie269]

I just imagined him sitting in a little chair for preschoolers, looking up at Manson dangling his legs on a 10 ft stool.

[@barbachas425]

Manson never Kill nobody must be Out, just took the oportunity to manipulate weak People but he is a joke

[@claudineschultz8935]

John Douglas an awesome person who had committed his life to the benefit of mn kind, ever faithful. A Good Man who help catch bad guys!

[@Ford-wt8rn]

Been studying the Criminal Mind for years, Douglas is one of my Heroes, bar none.

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

For those complaining about time limits. Pick up the book

[@brettmitchell8014]

Legend, hero, genius, and role model!!!!! This guy is the real deal! The character Jack Crawford in the film The Silence of the Lambs is based on this man here!

[@susanwilson2831]

Not enough time for Douglas! I’m going to try to find podcasts on him

[@clare1971]

This man is such an incredible man, he has a wealth of experience

[@GDug-rs5sh]

doesn’t a reporter change the way they interview depending on who? so stupid waste of time poor john d

[@bkind2wolves]

Great series hopefully the third season will happen.

[@waynemcg6355]

NEWS FLASH!!! MANSON NEVER KILLED ANYONE ;/

[@Tiange678]

John Douglas is Brilliant. He is one of a kind

[@kendragoodo7085]

I bet he and they are not as good as my team criminal minds lol

[@artoficial1445]

This guy should be on Joe Rogan

[@samanthab1923]

Never heard about that Jersey case.

[@nyibol1609]

throw this whole morning show away, he deserved a longer segment lool

[@brandonc6714]

I don't understand why everyone keeps referring to Manson as a killer... Smh.

[@theresag1969]

You, a concrete thinker, can't seem to understand that they are working on linking Manson to actual murders he commited with his own hands. But, he was convicted on conspiracy to commit murder he simply didn't want to get his hands dirty because he was a freaking weakling, even a woman could fight him off.

[@ChrisMcloviification]

He was convicted of first degree murder of Donald shea and Gary hinman

[@ChrisMcloviification]

I'm saying he was convicted off first degree murder and was clearly a lunatic how can you say for 100% sure he wasn't a murderer? Where u chilling with him at the ranch back then?

[@renatawarec]

@@ChrisMcloviification I totally agree Manson &his followers would never tell the truth no matter what.i believe he absolutely did kill.but when he found people that would do it for him,well bingo !!there u have it.

[@RE-pz6kr]

He was a rapist and at LEAST an attempted murderer. He shot a drug dealer and left him to die and I kind of doubt that’s the only person he ever tried to kill. So even if Manson wasn’t convicted for his “Family’s” killings he would have been in prison for life had he been convicted of his numerous other crimes. The whole “Manson isn’t a killer” argument I see all over is so bizarre to me because of this. He committed countless crimes even if you don’t include the infamous spree killings.

[@adairpowers1696]

how was this so short??

[@frankgraszer3644]

This guy was just along for the ride. Ressler was by far the brains that started profiling and the technique that was used Ressler pioneered. John always tried to take credit for Robert's work. He even tried to claim the coining of the word serial killer.

[@griffinsebastian3898]

Agent Holden is too old damn 😓

[@davym23]

Manson never killed

[@ChrisMcloviification]

He was charged with killing two people

[@04tsxpower]

Definitely seems impressed with himself

[@mantisxxx3656]

Damn. He was just warming up..