ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Have you ever noticed how often a killer seems to show up in the middle of an investigation?
They join search parties. They give interviews. They attend vigils. Some even call police, offer tips, or publicly plead for justice.
At first glance it makes no sense. Why would someone draw attention to themselves?
In reality, criminal psychologists have identified several reasons offenders insert themselves into investigations. Some are seeking control. Some want to relive the crime. Some be
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