blitz stops and the defense attorneys start bringing in the clinical people to find an apology for this bad conduct i think eventually he will be giving in views. he is going to for the rest of his life attach himself to a particular persona. and that is a murder cop s perspective. judge jeanine: will we ever find out the motive? i don t think so. i think there is a lot that will not come out. i think if we had a film of this man s life we would see a lot more that would be evidence of a criminal line and just as in the columbine case and others there are always going to be far more questions than answers. judge jeanine: and that is a shame. but final question, candace delong, you are the fbi profiler and the chief said today in the press conference that there will be people brought in to get a sense of what motivated this guy. will we ever know his motive? i think we will. i wouldn t be surprised if when
morning. the start of what could be months of legal proceedings. with me from washington, d.c. is clinical psychologist dr. stanton. from new york, former nypd lieutenant commander and here in colorado, former fbi criminal profiler candace delong. thanks for being with us this evening. and candace, i m going to start with you. you are a criminal profiler. what have you seen about this guy that triggers some thoughts in you about where he fits in the profile of criminals? westerlies i was a psychiatric nurse long before i was an fbi profiler and i worked with people that did this kind of thing periodically. some of the things that we know he did the night of the shooting of indicative of mental illness. judge jeanine: what? a few red flags. one is people sinking into mental problems when they do this kind of thing erupts
morning. the start of what could be months of legal proceedings. with me from washington, d.c. is clinical psychologist dr. stanton. from new york, former nypd lieutenant commander and here in colorado, former fbi criminal profiler candace delong. thanks for being with us this evening. and candace, i m going to start with you. you are a criminal profiler. what have you seen about this guy that triggers some thoughts in you about where he fits in the profile of criminals? westerlies i was a psychiatric nurse long before i was an fbi profiler and i worked with people that did this kind of thing periodically. some of the things that we know he did the night of the shooting of indicative of mental illness. judge jeanine: what? a few red flags. one is people sinking into mental problems when they do this kind of thing erupts
morning. the start of what could be months of legal proceedings. with me from washington, d.c. is clinical psychologist dr. stanton. from new york, former nypd lieutenant commander and here in colorado, former fbi criminal profiler candace delong. thanks for being with us this evening. and candace, i m going to start with you. you are a criminal profiler. what have you seen about this guy that triggers some thoughts in you about where he fits in the profile of criminals? westerlies i was a psychiatric nurse long before i was an fbi profiler and i worked with people that did this kind of thing periodically. some of the things that we know he did the night of the shooting of indicative of mental illness. judge jeanine: what? a few red flags. one is people sinking into mental problems when they do this kind of thing erupts
after the immediate media blitz stops and the defense attorneys start bringing in the clinical people to find an apology for this bad conduct i think eventually he will be giving in views. he is going to for the rest of his life attach himself to a particular persona. and that is a murder cop s perspective. judge jeanine: will we ever find out the motive? i don t think so. i think there is a lot that will not come out. i think if we had a film of this man s life we would see a lot more that would be evidence of a criminal line and just as in the columbine case and others there are always going to be far more questions than answers. judge jeanine: and that is a shame. but final question, candace delong, you are the fbi profiler and the chief said today in the press conference that there will be people brought in to get a sense of what motivated this guy. will we ever know his motive? i think we will. i wouldn t be surprised if when