203 - BSU: The FBI's Serial Killer Catchers

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4.7 • 21.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2020

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Summary

Investigation the investigators! Looking at the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit and some of the serial killers they've studied.

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0:00.0	The FBI Behavioral Science Unit, BSU for short.
0:03.7	Long time fast nation of Hollywood,
0:05.4	dramatized movies and shows like science and lambs,
0:07.8	criminal minds, technically the behavioral analysis unit
0:11.2	or BAU, what the BSU evolved into for that show.
0:15.4	Most recently, the BSU was reintroduced
0:17.3	into the public consciousness
0:18.4	in the popular Netflix show Mind Hunter.
0:21.2	The behavioral science unit and the FBI is a whole,
0:23.2	captured the attention of audiences for decades
0:25.4	and for good reason.
0:26.8	Working for the BSU is literally one of the most high stakes
0:28.9	jobs there is, analyzing and catching serial killers.
0:32.2	Do the job right, you save countless lives.
0:34.3	Do the job wrong, victims keep disappearing and dying.
0:37.1	No pressure.
0:38.3	As a job, a bunch of us have probably dreamt about doing
0:40.4	it one time or another.
0:41.8	I absolutely wanted to work with Jody Foster's Clarice Starling
0:45.2	after watching Science and Lambs,
0:46.6	one of my favorite movies of all time actually.
0:48.7	But most of us probably glad we aren't the ones
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