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CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
Criminal Behavior Research involves analyzing the psychological and behavioral patterns of offenders to understand their motives, methods, attitudes, and conduct during criminal actions. Criminal behavior can often arise from psychological, social, and/or environmental influences. Recognizing the motivations of criminal activity can assist law enforcement, investigators, and security professionals in identifying risks, preventing offenses, and crafting effective resolutions.
RITUALISTIC CRIMES
Ritualistic Behavioral Crimes involve criminal activities that are performed with a specific ritual or symbolic significance, often linked to occult practices or group ideologies. These crimes usually include such acts as arson, animal mutilation, and murder, typically carried out by individuals or groups who believe in the transcendent purpose of their actions. Ritualistic crimes usually involve supernatural practices, symbolic evidence, specific rituals, repeated behaviors, or religious beliefs.
Bryan Edwards, PhD specializes in criminal behaviors and occult-related criminal investigations. He researches and investigates serial crimes that involve ritualistic elements, often examining the cultural and psychological motivations associated with occult-related crimes and activities. Bryan is trained to recognize the distinctive characteristics of such behaviors and motivations. Dr. Edwards frequently consults with law enforcement and legal teams to provide support with difficult cases involving complex criminal activities, occult behaviors, patterns, and motivations.