[comprehensive] nowhere to escape

But Freddy Lowndes' nightmare was just the beginning.

As a woman who aspires to become a truly great reporter, she has managed a good network of contacts for herself. Many times, although she does not have a specific job in a certain portal media, she can still issue a draft, which shows this, but Recently, none of her press releases have been sent out, which has sent her into a panic.

Since he was still very confident in his own writing, including his interpersonal relationship, Lowndes still called the editor-in-chief of the local mainstream media.

When the call was connected, the editor-in-chief on the other end was very happy and comforted her: "Freddie, I think you, as an excellent reporter who is famous on the Internet for uncovering crimes, I think...we can do a column program. Someone will interview you, Freddy."

It was Freddy's dream to be interviewed.She'd always wanted to be a real celebrity, to be recognized, to be noticed, to be given the credit she deserved and deserved - and now, she's practically seeing success right in front of her eyes.

She was going to be interviewed in the afternoon, and it was still a TV station interview. Freddy Lundz hurriedly grabbed her wallet and left the room. Membrane nutrition care, new hairstyle... and nails and new clothes, she spent almost the whole morning on these, and even for the interview in the afternoon, she didn't eat much lunch, because she was afraid that she would not look so good on camera.

The interview arrived soon, and the location was in a coffee shop. A cameraman and a reporter faced Lanz. They didn't let each other open their mouths to speak, but asked a few simple questions—whether she studied hard? She has passed criminal psychology, does she know what criminology is, does she know the duties of a profiler, will she fully inform the media or the public of the case process in the early stage of the case being solved, does she care about the absolute importance of the case being solved or the investigation of the case? openness.

Lowndes, of course, spoke with eloquence.

In her opinion, criminology and criminal psychology have nothing to do with her. These are simply the excuses of the detectives. As long as you are a smart person, you don’t need these things to investigate the case. Even forensic science is in her opinion. A waste of taxpayers' money; and a profiler is no different from a psychopath. After all, catching bad guys should be a battle of wits with bad guys rather than turning yourself into a bad guy; however, fully report the investigation progress of the case in the early stage This is her favorite, because many people want to know this; as for solving the case and absolute openness, she doesn't think there is any conflict!

The interview was released on TV that night, and the TV station invited Reid and Ruiwen from the JJ development conference to be on the show, and asked them to express their views on the interview video.

Reid is a doctor, and many people are absolutely purely admiring and obsessed with degrees. They think that if this person can become a doctor, then he must have something special.

As for Raven, he is a mixed race. Although he is a mixed Indian, in the eyes of many people, this is regarded as having the characteristics of a yellow race. In the United States, the number of yellow races is already quite large. He is still of the yellow race, and he has an unparalleled tolerance for people of mixed race, not to mention that he is good-looking.

That's what Hodge meant when he asked the two of them to be on camera before, and since the people on the TV station were not fools, they quickly understood what such a combination represented, so they naturally invited them as well.

"So, at the FBI press conference earlier, Dr. Reid and Raven did not introduce themselves. I mean... Dr. Reid, you are already a doctor at a young age, so what is your major? "The host sat opposite the two of them, looking dignified and soft. After asking the question, she smiled at the camera, "You know, friends, I dare not speak loudly, Dr. Reed looks young And well-behaved, and Raven, you know, it's too much to bear to see the two of them at such a close distance, if I were older, I would definitely hug them and call them sons!"

The obvious ridicule made Rhett blush like a cooked shrimp, and Raven stretched out his hand to cover his face.

Obviously, the action of the two of them was so surprising that the hostess and even the cameraman and other staff burst out laughing.

After laughing, they let the two of them talk.

Rhett said nervously: "Well... it's chemistry, mathematics, engineering..."

"What? Doctor?" the host asked.

"He also has a master's degree in psychology and sociology, but he plans to study philosophy again." Raven added, "So he is a genius in the eyes of us normal people."

"Wow! That is to say, he has a Ph.D. in three disciplines, a master's degree in two disciplines, and a bachelor's degree... Of course, maybe we can expect Dr. Reid to have a few more degrees." The hostess did not hesitate Embarrassed or upset—because Red is so cute, "And what about Raven?"

"He has two master's degrees in linguistics at Berkeley. He can speak five languages, not counting indigenous languages. He is studying for a master's degree in psychology and criminology. Last year because of..." Rhett pursed his lips, "for personal reasons, he didn't You don’t get a degree by defending your thesis.”

"Wow, that's a shame, so you're both geniuses?"

"No, I just study hard." Raven shook his head, "I was a problem boy before the age of 14, but suddenly one day, I woke up - things that I thought were not cool at all became incomparable in my eyes, and those things Thrills that young people love become something that isn't cool at all. Is it kind of messed up?"

"Yeah, it's a bit messy, but it's okay, so can you tell me what made you change?" The host suddenly felt that this program could be improved.

"I saw someone... a young man, my friend, died from a robbery, and he didn't know who did it, no one knew, and the murderer was never caught, but this matter I was very touched..." Raven lowered his head, making others think that he was really sad for his friend, but he knew that that friend was a marijuana seller who was beaten to death by a group of marijuana sellers .

But the hostess felt the same when she heard it, and she was immediately embarrassed: "Oh... oh, it's just... I mean, I'm so sorry, Raven."

"No, it's nothing." Raven pushed Reed, "In fact, people like us are not popular in school. Many people hate us and think we are nerds, but in fact we are."

Immediately afterwards, they watched the video of the interview with Lowndes.

"About this criminology and criminal psychology, I have to refute her." Reid looked a little offended, "Many people think that they can catch suspects only by relying on surveillance video. This idea is also wrong. What we take is With taxpayers’ money, everyone has a role to play, and research on criminal behavior and criminal psychology can narrow the scope better. For example, if a person eats, we study what this person likes to eat, so we will find out what he likes. Call surveillance in the restaurant to find this person——so what if we don’t study it? How many restaurants are there in the whole city? And how many people are there in the FBI? , What should we do if the suspect is mixed in? These are the roles that criminology, criminal psychology, and profilers can play."

A long section, full of eloquence, toppled Lowndes like a bulldozer.

Viewers now only think that the two FBI kids on TV are smart, well-behaved, sensitive, clever, well-organized, and not so aggressive...Americans always like other people with less aggressive personalities, and they are not so aggressive towards others. The attitude has to be a little grumpy.

And Ruiwen also took the hammer: "Last year, the Interpol anti-narcotics team...sacrificed four people. They died after the photos were exposed by the media. The media thought it was nothing to expose a handsome anti-narcotics policeman, but drug dealers would not Let them go, they not only sacrificed themselves, including...their wives and children, one of the children was only one and a half years old, he was eating a bowl of rice porridge at the time...he was brutally brutalized by drug dealers..."

Rhett took his hand.

It happened in New Mexico, and they were there, listening to old Hank.

Reid immediately continued: "Then there was a serial murder case in this place. When we passed by, what their sheriff told us was simply... a demon."

For the public, even for many criminals—not to mention serial killers and the like, but purely angry criminals, even mafia people, what they hate most is the person who preys on children, and the media coverage has killed a poor It's not a good thing to eat a confused one-and-a-half-year-old baby.

Even the hostess is saying and guaranteeing that they will never do what the unscrupulous media does.

Afterwards, they discussed the case that happened here, and mentioned Will, including Will's mental problems.Regarding mental problems, it is actually the psychological barrier of every profiler, and they all need counseling from a psychiatrist—not because they are mentally ill, but because their doubts about human nature make them confused.

Anyone who sees these things full of loss of humanity every day, isn't it normal to be confused?

"But we have also seen good things." Raven smiled and turned out a small card pack. "The photos here, every photo is of people we rescued... But I can't take pictures for you," he smiled Closed the card case, "Take them out together, take a look when you feel confused, and the world will become better in an instant."

On TV, they are still talking about these things, and the show seems to have come to an end.

The host asked them to give the last sentence to all the audience. Including the cameraman, many members of the program team came onto the stage with slaps and ready to shake hands with them.

It's unbelievably good on TV.

Click, the TV is turned off, and the room is dark.

The two folded legs were lowered, and then there was the sound of leather shoes rubbing against the ground.

"How beautiful, isn't it, Will?" a deep, smooth voice rang out in the empty room.