Question:
Typically criminal profilers are utilized on high profile cases and not the "typical" crime(s) that impact(s) the vast majority of victims. Should the role of the criminal profiler be expanded to include the normal incidents that occur day in and day out? Why or why not?
The general public's perception seems to be the role of the criminal profiler is essential in capturing serial killers. Research indicates this perception is not accurate.
How can this perception be changed to accurately reflect the realities of both serial killer investigations and criminal profilers?