The profiler

I am diligently watching Criminal Minds seasons 1-3. Thanks to Sedi I am now looking forward to my nights at home. That is one show that kind of stuck to me even after the episodes end.

All my life, I’ve always been fascinated by crime stories, real or fiction. I should say the same goes to ghost stories but this fascination has to be put on hold for now. I love Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie on paper or on TV, Murder She Wrote is my all time favourite, and now it’s CSI, NCIS, and Without A Trace. Midsommer Murders is fun when I run out of programmes to watch, but I do love the village where it’s being filmed.

Now, maybe I should be a criminalist or a writer who writes about fictional crimes based on real evidence or a profiler like the Behavioural Analysis Unit team in Criminal Minds. Or be like Jane Doe, whose interest lies in solving puzzles and who is also a secret agent.

I wish I had the skill like Jason Gideon. At a glance it’s almost like he can read people’s mind. They don’t teach that in universities here, do they? No. I don’t think so. Anything that has to do with enhancing one’s mind is considered disruptive here.

I’m adding ‘To learn profiling skill’ as another one of my target.