Criminal Mind Novels & Stories

“I’ve added the following three points. “Firstly, if the defendant, an intermittent mental patient, commits a crime during the onset of their illness, why can the defendant target her victims so precisely? This only shows that the defendant was in her right mind at the time of the crime. “Secondly, the defendant has been suspected of murder before entering the country illegally, which means that the defendant may be a habitual offender. If she were to be acquitted, this would be a scar that the justice system leaves in the heart of every family member of the deceased and the victims.

"Fair enough. So tell me, since you studied all type of qualifications to do with human psychology, when someone tells you how they plan to kill someone else, what do you do?" "I listen. When they are done saying what they felt, I given them my view. I'm not responsible for what you are going to do when you leave my room." "I hear you." He sighed, "Funny how... you know what, no further questions." ""Any witness from the defendent?" "No, my lord. I'll pass." "My lord, we shouldn't forget who we have on trial and what he is capable of doing. We have Mastermind, a thug trapped in a child's body. The only 17year old to have encountered several charges, from murder, rape, human trafficking, drug

“I won’t look into it, because we don’t want any human law enforcement looking into his death again because I started asking questions. But I suspect if we did, then we’d find he was a serial rapist. Men like that don’t go out and attack strangers once and then stop. He’d probably done it many times before, and would probably have continued to do it. He may have killed before or in the future also, we won’t know. It’s not a leap to see his actions escalating. Cal sighed and went quiet for several moments as he composed his thoughts again before he continued speaking. “From the smell you described, I’d say he was also homeless and may have been suffering from some kind of mental illness. If I

As they are all fighting for justice for a girl that the criminal killed, Other than winning a case, they also want justice for that girl's soul. But their case is tricky as if the person is declared mentally ill, then his killing wasn’t considered killing; instead, it will be regarded as done by a mentally disabled person, and he will be released. “I want to kill him. How can he kill so many girls? They aren’t even twenty, but they are already dead, and their parents know what they are going through, sigh,” Ellon commented.

"Do you remember what I promised, Phil? I'll stay with you. And that's no matter what. I'll always be with you." "The interview with the suspect was able to determine that he is under a uhm-- ah, I'm sorry, I can't read my own writing... under mental illness, no signs of conniving. The suspect Collin Beaver has been affected by a trauma back when he was just a boy, and that stress took him to do things that is obviously illegal and brutal." The police stated to the family of the Hamiltons while sitting on the sofa of their living room. "Collin Beaver?" Carl repeated the name with such confusion playing on his face.

Mu Zi looked to the jury, "But what does that have to do with this case? A psychiatrist who has only seen my client five times and spent no more than five hours together is using a psychological diagnosis from eleven years ago as a reason to charge my client with murder! Eleven years ago, my client did not commit any violent acts while sleepwalking, and after he was cured, his condition worsened to the extent that he killed and cut up his body without realizing it? Think about it, is it absurd?"

The surveillance footage ended abruptly there. I felt a bone-chilling cold shoot straight to my head, and my palms were slick with sweat. A few days later, all the major news outlets published the final investigation results of this horrifying murder case. The final assessment report stated that at the time of the crime, Vivian was suffering from acute mental distress and was in a state of severe psychiatric disorder. Therefore, the forensic psychiatric institute determined she had no criminal capacity. The court ultimately accepted the evaluation.

"Now... The police will keep calling us to try to solve the case, because they think there is much more behind these crimes. Apparently, they suspect that there is one more person behind, the mastermind. They agree that the group was made up of very humble people, and that they have never had such an extensive criminal record to want to kill and steal overnight. So, until they find out if there is really someone behind, or if the leader of the group had a mental problem that made him act overnight in an impulsive way, they will continue to call us to give testimony and clarification.” "What about the minor who is hospitalized?” "He died.” I widened my eyes, mentally thanking Flynn for not be

“And how would you know that, Jen? You haven’t seen him in a decade, and the information you have is based on what I told you about him. So, how would you know if he loves me or not?” She snickered, giving me a side-eye before she brought the mouth of her glass to her crimson red lips and took a sip of her drink. Jenny had always been a woman to follow her heart, turning deaf to other opinions that attempted to go against her dreams. She was taking a Master’s degree in Criminal Law: a course that was nurtured inside her brain at the tender age of five. Jen was bamboozled by criminals’ ways of thinking after watching shows like Criminal Minds, trying to deciphe

So, he looked through her work. "It looks good." Despite only scanning a few lines, he did so with great seriousness. Satisfied, Yara cupped her face with her hands. "Wow, I'm such a smart, beautiful, optimistic, and amazing girl." He was at a loss for words. He had never seen someone with skin quite as thick as hers. "I have a question for you, Mr. Howard." She braced herself on the desk and leaned in to lock eyes with the seated Timothy. "Is it illegal for a mentally ill person to commit murder?"