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Richard Scott Smith needs to be off the streets.

And that's my whole goal in life right now.

But there's going to come a time where he's going to screw up.

It's just when, where, it's a waiting game.

Hello and welcome to Real Crime Profile. This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profile performer.

You actually prosecutor and writer producer of CBS's Criminal Markets. And with me today is...

Laura Richards, Criminal Behavior Wanderlace, former New Scotland Yard and founder of Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service.

This is Emberley, I'm the casting director for CBS's Criminal Minds. And here we go talking again about Showtime's amazing documentary Love Fraud.

Yeah, my goodness. There's so much here to discuss, isn't there? We just touched the surface again.

I mean, what they put on screen and just what happened. And I'm sure there's so much more material that didn't make it into the Docu series.

I mean, we get introduced to Carla, the bounty hunter. Yeah.

We should keep in mind that RSS had worn out for his arrest, prevailing the terms of his probation after he was convicted of domestic abuse against Sandy, one of his former wives.

The, the website, the women on the website make a crucial decision that they're not just going to sit there and complain about him and talk to each other about what he's done.

They're actually going to make a very proactive move in and that's to hire, try to hire a bounty hunter to find him. They hear about Carla with a C.

Well, that'll be important later. Carla with a C who is a bounty hunter and give me a description of Carla. What would you please.

I mean, I've only ever come across one bounty hunter dog, the bounty hunter. So this isn't a territory I know too much about, but I would imagine you have to be pretty dogged and pretty hard, hard nailed and hard nose to be in this role. And I think she's all of these things. I mean, she's a real character.

And she certainly takes no nonsense at all. She's very plain speaking. I got to say when I'm introduced to this certain things, I don't understand what she says, but I felt that the episode should have been called some days chicken, some days feathers.

I mean, I had no idea what that means, but to me, it just stood out as, wow, what is going on here? What am I hearing? What is that?

I think what that means is some assuming that you want the chicken. Sometimes you only get their feathers and the chicken gets away.

Right. In other words, she is a bounty hunter. She's somebody who chases people who are fugitives. I think she's also a bail, bail bondsman.

She works for a bonding company. So I think she actually bonds people out. And then sometimes those people become fugitives because they don't show up for their court dates. And I think that's why she used that analogy. That was my interpretation of it.

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