Gregg McCrary

He's just, like I said, it's like me kicking back to the guys who raised me up in the Bureau, Marty Godfrey, Marty Patterson.

And of course, Greg McCrary, And my mentor, Dick Ludwig, who is no longer with us, because that's how I was taught.

And he's great.

And it's great to hear out of his own mouth just about the cases.

Yeah, for those posting about Amberges, I have the utmost respect for her.

She worked with Greg McCrary.

Greg McCrary, as I've talked about, one of the original two FBI profilers, he and John Douglas, he's a mentor of mine.

We work at the same place, although he's pretty much retired now, given away most of his cases.

But essentially, They work together.

And a lot of facts here.

We've gone over this case one other time with renowned profiler Greg McCrary of Criminal minds he helped write the script he has a character in the script he and john douglas were partners uh for many years beginning the first behavioral and

you know,

analysis unit, as many of you know, I've talked about.

The bulk of his training, and this is what I find interesting, so outstanding and so important is it was under Peter Hyatt.

And for those of you who know Peter Hyatt, understand Peter Hyatt's background and so forth, I think it's really critical for us to have this opportunity to hear from somebody who he mentored.

Just like Greg McCrary has mentored me, Steve has been mentored by the best of the best, Peter Hyatt.

He's also had, as he describes, the privilege of training with and learning from peers and a host of other professionals in the public globe.