Tell us your story from where you were out to becoming an FBI agent.

My brother Peter gave me a call and said, look, now that you're a prosecutor,

we should do something about the director of the camp on Merkitt.

I went undercover. I met with the guy I wore a wire and we locked up the guy.

Correcting that injustice ended up with the agent pushing over an application to me and saying,

you should join the FBI.

Becoming a murderer, committing major crimes of taking center's life.

Is it nurture? Is it nature?

The way I like to summarize it is genetics, loads the gun, personality and psychology,

aims it, and your experience is bulletproof.

What do you mean when you say snipers have a god complet?

It's not as easy to pull the trigger on human beings as it is on paper targets.

Generally, people choose to snipe versus one-on-one contact with their victims

because they want to feel omnipotent. They want to feel powerful.

My guest today had a 22-year career with the FBI and here's what's so

interesting about him.

I've interviewed a lot of FBI guys and I've watched a lot of commentary and interviews from FBI agents.

He was a supervisor and this is probably one of the best teachers in the area of crime that I've

seen myself on how they go about catching a bad guy. What is the idea of a sniper? Why this sniper

has a god complex and is it nurture versus nature? The fact that somebody becomes a killer.

The way he breaks it down is very interesting and he's from an interesting family as well.

Both he and his brother, two brothers, are FBI agents. Him and his other brother, Tim are FBI agents.

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