CRIME CULTURE: Portrait of a profiler

1 May, 2019 Tim Kent

With Netflix rebooting its popular Mindhunter true crime drama for a second season, Tim Kent takes a close look at just how useful criminal profiling is when it comes to solving crimes.

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About Tim Kent 14 Articles
Tim Kent is a mental health professional with a keen interest in crime. He has had experience over many years as a registered nurse as well as a mental health clinician, in a role that frequently involved a forensic crossover. He holds a BA in the Behavioural Sciences and has an active interest in attempting to understand the complexities that drive criminal behaviour and the public perceptions of the same.

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