Bryanna Hahn Fox University of South Florida Department of Criminology 4202 E. Fowler Avenue, Tampa FL Office:

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1 Education Ph.D. B.S. Research Positions present Field Experience Bryanna Hahn Fox University of South Florida Department of Criminology 4202 E. Fowler Avenue, Tampa FL Office: University of Cambridge Area: Psychological Criminology 2013 Chair: Dr. David P. Farrington Committee: Dr. Alex R. Piquero, Dr. Friedrich Lӧsel Penn State University Majors: Crime, Law, & Justice and Psychology, Minor: Sociology 2008 Schreyer Honors College Scholar Magna Cum Laude University of South Florida Assistant Professor Department of Criminology Courtesy Appointment Department of Mental Health, Law & Policy Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Research Fellow FBI Field Investigation Group / Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) Visiting Scholar FBI Behavioral Science Unit (BSU), FBI Academy, Quantico, Virginia Demos Think Tank (London, UK) Statistical Analyst & Research Consultant Violence and Extremism Research Program University of Cambridge Research Associate Institute of Criminology Penn State University Research Assistant Association of Religion Data Archives Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agent Transnational Organized Crime Squad present Behavioral Analysis Training & Research Consultant FBI ATF U.S. State Dept. Pasco Sheriff s Office Tampa Police Dept. Clearwater Police Dept. Winter Haven Police Dept. Duluth (MN) Police Dept. Cheektowaga (NY) Police Dept. Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Daytona Beach Police Dept Daytona Beach Police Department Crime Analyst & Special Events Officer Research Interests Developmental & life-course criminological theory Forensic psychology Evaluations Evidence-based policing Awards 2018 Outstanding Paper Award Journal of Criminal Psychology 2018 USF Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award College of Behavioral & Community Sciences 2018 Junior Faculty Professional Development Teaching Award ACJS / SAGE 2017 Early Career Award ASC Division of Developmental & Life-Course Criminology 2015 Ralph E. Powe National Junior Faculty Award Oak Ridge Associated Universities 2014 Nigel Walker Outstanding PhD Award University of Cambridge, Institute of Criminology 2014 Excellence in Law Enforcement Research Award International Association of Chiefs of Police 2012 Cambridge Trusts Outstanding Scholar Award University of Cambridge, England 2008 Criminology Department Research Award Penn State University B.H. Fox page 1 of 10 updated 6/2018

2 Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles Fox, B.H., Moule, R. K., & Parry, M. (Forthcoming.) Categorically complex: A latent class analysis of public perceptions of police militarization. Journal of Criminal Justice. Jeanis, M., Fox, B.H., & Muniz, C. (Forthcoming.) Revitalizing profiles of runaways: A latent class analysis of delinquent runaway youth. Child and Adolescent Social Work. Scheitle, C., Moule, R. K., & Fox, B.H. (Forthcoming.) Googling in fear: Measuring moral panic using internet searches before and after Obama s 2008 election. Deviant Behavior. Moule, R., Fox, B.H., & Parry, M. (2018). The long shadow of Ferguson: Legitimacy, legal cynicism, and public perceptions of police militarization. Crime & Delinquency. Fox, B.H., & DeLisi, M. (2018). From criminological heterogeneity to coherent classes: Developing a typology of juvenile sex offenders. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 16, DeLisi, M., Fox, B.H., Fully, M., & Vaughn, M. (2018). The effects of temperament, psychopathy, and childhood trauma among delinquent youth: A test of DeLisi and Vaughn s temperament-based theory of crime. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 57, Turner, F., & Fox, B.H. (2017). Public servants or police soldiers? An analysis of opinions on the militarization of policing from police executives, law enforcement, and members of the 114th congress U.S. house of representatives. Police Practice and Research. doi: / Fox, B.H. (2017). What makes a difference?: Evaluating the key distinctions and predictors of sexual and non-sexual offending among male and female juvenile offenders. Journal of Criminal Psychology, 7, Awarded the 2018 Literati Outstanding Paper Award, Journal of Criminal Psychology. Fox, B.H. (2017). It s nature and nurture: Integrating biological and genetic factors into Social Learning Theory of criminal behavior. Journal of Criminal Justice, 49, #1 most downloaded article in 2017, Journal of Criminal Justice. Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. (2016). Behavioral consistency among serial burglars: Evaluating offense style specialization using three analytical approaches. Crime & Delinquency, 62, Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. (2016). Is the development of offenders related to crime scene behaviors for burglary?: Including situational influences in developmental and life-course theories of crime. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 60, Jennings, W., Rocque, M., Fox, B.H., Piquero, A.R., & Farrington, D.P. (2016.) Can they recover? An assessment of adult adjustment problems among males in the abstainer, recovery, LCP, and AL pathways followed up to age 56 in the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development. Development and Psychopathology, 28, Fox, B.H., Jennings, W., & Farrington, D.P. (2015). Bringing psychopathy into developmental and life-course criminology theories and research. Journal of Criminal Justice, 43, Fox, B.H., Perez, N. Cass, L., Baglivio, M., & Epps, N. (2015). Trauma changes everything: Examining the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and serious, violent and chronic juvenile offenders. Child Abuse & Neglect, 46, Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. (2015). An experimental evaluation of the utility of burglary profiles applied in active police investigations. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 42, Cited by ABC Eyewitness News, Duluth Police adopt new way to categorize crime, stop burglaries. May 6, B.H. Fox page 2 of 10 updated 6/2018

3 Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles (cont.) Coupe, R. T., & Fox, B.H. (2015). A risky business: How do access, exposure and guardians affect the chances of non-residential burglars being seen? Security Journal, 28, Fox, B.H., & Jennings, W. (2014). How to write a methodology and results section. Journal of Criminal Justice & Education, 25, Jennings, W., Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. (2014). Inked into crime? An examination of the causal relationship between tattoos and life-course offending among males from the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development. Journal of Criminal Justice, 42, Fox, B.H., Farrington, D.P., & Ttofi, M. (2013). Successful bullying prevention programs: Influence of research design implementation features, and program components. International Journal of Conflict and Violence, 6, Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. (2012). Creating burglary profiles using latent class analysis: A new approach to offender profiling. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 39, Cited by ABC Action News, Burglary suspect profiles. June 1, Cited by ABC Action News, Profiling porch pirate thieves. Dec. 27, Cited by Forensic Science Magazine, New findings: Burglars have one of four personalities and they re finally getting caught. Dec. 1, Scheitle, C., & Hahn, B. (2011). From the pews to policy: Specifying religion s influence on states treatment of sexual orientation. Social Forces, 89, Book Chapters Fox, B.H. (Forthcoming). Psychopathy and homicide. In M. DeLisi (Ed.), Routledge International Handbook of Psychopathy and Crime. New York: Routledge. Jennings, W., & Fox, B. H. (Forthcoming). Acceleration, deceleration, escalation, and de-escalation. In D.P. Farrington, L. Kazemian, & A.R. Piquero (Eds.), Oxford Handbook on Developmental and Life-Course Criminology. New York: Oxford University Press. Jennings, W., & Fox, B.H. (2016). Rape and other sexual offending behaviors. In T. Bynum & B. Huebner (Eds.), Handbook on Measurement Issues in Criminology & Criminal Justice (pp ). New York: Sage. Jennings, W., & Fox, B.H. (2015). Neighborhood risk and development of antisocial behavior. In T. Beauchaine & S. Hinshaw (Eds.), Oxford Handbook of Externalizing Spectrum Disorders (pp ). New York: Oxford University Press. Fox, B.H., Piquero, A.R. & Jennings, W. (2014). Serious, chronic, and violent offenders. In A. Roberts, W. Church & D. Springer (Eds.), Juvenile Justice Sourcebook: Past, Present and Future. New York: Oxford University Press. Other Publications Leiber, M., Boggess, L., Fox, B.H, & Moule, R. (2018). Facts and fears in the immigration debate. Guest contributors to the Tampa Bay Times. Perez, N.M., & Fox, B.H. (2015). Bullying. In C.J. Schreck (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Fox, B.H. (2015). Using offender profiling to affect burglary arrest rates. Office of Justice Programs blog. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice. Fox, B.H., Farrington, D.P., & Chitwood, M. (2014). An evidence-based offender profile for burglary. Police Chief Magazine, February 2014 issue. Fox, B.H., Farrington, D.P., Chitwood M.J., & Janes, E. (2014). Developing a profile for burglary. Revista de Investigação Criminal (Criminal Investigation Review), 6, (Published in Portuguese.) B.H. Fox page 3 of 10 updated 6/2018

4 Other Publications (cont.) Fox, B.H. (2014). Federal Bureau of Investigation. In W. Jennings (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Fox, B.H. (2014). Burglary. In W. Jennings (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Birdwell, J., Vandore, E. & Hahn, B. (2011). Feeling the effects: Parenting, and its effect on binge drinking in Britain. London: Demos. Cited by BBC, The Guardian, Time-UK, & UK Parliament. Grant Funded Research 2014 ORAU/Ralph E. Powe National Junior Faculty Grant & Award Principal Investigator. Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and future criminal behavior: Developing a risk-assessment and prevention tool for policy and practice. $10, Cambridge University Trusts Research Grant & Award Principal Investigator. Conducting the first experiment to evaluate the effectiveness offender profiling in the field. $2,000. Grants Under Review / Unfunded 2018 U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance. Co-Principal Investigator with Pasco Sheriff s Office. Developing and evaluating the impact of focused deterrence on an empirically-based prolific offender list of violent and drug offenders and their social networks on offense rates. $279,000. (Under review.) 2018 Charles Koch Foundation Co-Principal Investigator with Dr. Richard Moule. Perceptions and perceived consequences of police militarization. $200,104. (Under review) Invited Talks 2017 Fox, B.H. Interview and interrogation strategies for sexual assault cold cases. Invited guest speaker, Florida Institute of Anthropology & Forensic Sciences, Cold Case conference. St. Pete Beach, FL. Fox, B.H., Allen, S., & Toth, A. An experimental evaluation of the effects of the Violent Impact Player list on violent and firearms offenses in Tampa. Invited guest speaker. United States Attorney s Office Comprehensive Anti-Gang Initiative meeting. Tampa, FL. Fox, B.H. Results of SPRUCE lab research, and benefits of academia/law enforcement collaborations. Invited guest speaker. Pasco Sheriff s Office, Intelligence-Led Policing meeting. New Port Richey, FL Fox, B.H. Homegrown violent extremists: A profile of the growing threat in the USA & abroad. Invited keynote speaker. U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Services meeting. Miami, FL. Fox, B.H. (Presented by FBI SSA Tom Baugher.) Homegrown violent extremists: Behavioral indicators and profile of offenders. Homicide Research Working Group conference. Clearwater, FL Fox, B.H. Homegrown violent extremists: Behavioral indicators and profile of offenders. Invited guest speaker. FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force meeting. Orlando, FL. Fox, B.H. Evidence-based offender profiling: How to use crime scenes to identify offense styles, evaluate offenders and raise arrest rates. Invited guest speaker. International Association of Chiefs of Police conference. Orlando, FL. Fox, B.H. The statistical psychological offender typology and the value of evidence-based research in policing. Invited guest speaker, Florida Police Chiefs Association meeting. Boca Raton, FL Fox, B.H. Black and Blue: Results from a collaborative research project on burglary profiling. Invited guest speaker, FBI National Academy, Quantico, VA. Fox, B.H. The value of evidence-based research and experimental evaluations in policing. Invited guest speaker, International Association of Chiefs of Police conference. Philadelphia, PA Fox, B.H. The future of criminal investigative analysis. How statistics, science and experiments fit into the art of offender profiling. FBI Behavioral Science Unit, Quantico, VA. B.H. Fox page 4 of 10 updated 6/2018

5 Invited Talks (cont.) Fox, B.H. A new approach to offender profiling: Creating a profile of burglars using latent class analysis. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. Conference Presentations 2018 Fox, B.H., Allen, S., & Toth, A. An experimental evaluation of the effects of the violent impact player (VIP) list on violent and firearms offenses in Tampa Bay. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. New Orleans, LA. Law, C., & Fox, B.H. Evaluating and profiling aggression in juvenile offenders. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. New Orleans, LA Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. Meta-analysis of longitudinal studies comparing risk factors for offending measured using self-reported versus official records. American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, PA. Moule, R., Fox, B.H., & Parry, M. Public support for police militarization. American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, PA. Rosa, M., & Fox, B.H. Evaluating and comparing profiles of burglars developed using three statistical classification techniques: latent class analysis, cluster analysis, and multidimensional scaling. American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, PA. Jennings, W., Rosa, M., & Fox, B.H. Do developmental/life-course risk factors equally predict sexual and non-sexual offending among at-risk juveniles? American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, PA. Fox, B.H. Profiling cybercrime. Florida Center for Cybersecurity conference. Tampa, FL Jeanis, M. & Fox, B.H. Developing a typology of runaway youth: A latent class analysis. American Society of Criminology. New Orleans, LA Perez, N. & Fox, B.H. Trauma changes everything: The effects of Adverse Childhood Experience (ACEs) on delinquent behavior. American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, CA. Fox, B.H., Perez, N. & Cass, E. Using Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) scores to identify and predict serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Philadelphia, PA Fox, B.H., & Farrington, D.P. The development of offending trajectories: Consistency of offending style across multiple property offenses. American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, GA Fox, B.H. The academic & police partnership: Creating a co-operative relationship between the fields. American Society of Criminology. Washington, DC. Teaching Fox, B.H. Profiling burglars: Creating a typology using offender traits, offending behaviors, and offense characteristics. International Association of Investigative Psychology. San Francisco, CA. University of South Florida Undergraduate: Research Methods Forensic Psychology Criminal Investigations (live & online) Graduate: Seminar: Forensic Psychology (Service-Learning Course Cold Case with Pasco Sheriff s Office) Profiling Cybercrime (online) University of Cambridge Undergraduate: Research Methods Introduction to Statistics Graduate: Hierarchical Linear Modeling Regression Diagnostics B.H. Fox page 5 of 10 updated 6/2018

6 Student Research Supervision Doctoral Students Melanie Valentin Rosa Co-Chair: Examining juvenile sex offending from a DLC perspective present. Norair Khachatryan Committee member: Qualitative research on incarcerated homicide offenders present. Sean McKinley Committee member (USF Psychology): Personality and police decision-making present. Caitlyn Muniz Committee member: Perceptions of victimization by authority status type present. Yeungjeom Lee External member (University of Florida): DLC theory and psychopathy present. Elisa Toman Committee member: Female prisoner misconduct and recidivism Bernadette Stewart Committee member: Police decision-making present. Michelle Jeanis Committee member: Trajectories and predictors of chronic runaway youth Nicholas Perez Co-Chair: Adverse childhood experiences and trajectories of offending Brandy Henderson Committee member: Psychopathy and criminal behavior Fred Turner External member (NOVA): Police and Congressional opinions on police militarization Mathew Lynch Committee member: Body worn cameras and police use of force Masters Students Lance Gilmore Co-Chair: Evaluating offender profiling using a field experiment Nicole LaRosa Committee member: Jury decision-making in serial homicide cases Maude Beaudry-Cyr Committee member: A life-course approach to sexual offending Undergraduate Honors Students Jacquelyn Burckley Chair: Analysis of female versus male white collar/cyber offenders present. Rowan Wilson Chair: Meta-analysis of studies on psychopathy, schizophrenia, and crime Valerie Kobanzenko Chair: Experimental evaluation of varied authority on jury decision-making Franchesca DiNapioli Committee member: Systematic review of green criminology literature James Hubbell Committee member: Evaluating risk assessments to predict juvenile offending Kelly Logan Chair: Florida Mental Health Institute thesis: Protective factors for child abuse on crime Service to the Field present Associate Editor Journal of Criminal Psychology present Chair, Nominations Committee ASC Division of Developmental & Life-Course Criminology present Member, Awards Committee ASC Division of Developmental & Life-Course Criminology present Executive Counselor ASC Division of Developmental & Life-Course Criminology present Guest Editor Journal of Criminal Psychology: Biopsychosocial Predictors of Violence present Guest Editor Journal of Crime & Justice: Contemporary Issues in American Policing present Guest Editor Policing: An International Journal: Intelligence-Led Policing present Editorial Board Member Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice present Editorial Board Member Journal of Criminal Justice present Editorial Board Member Policing: An International Journal 2017 Guest Editor Journal of Forensic Psychology: Psychopathy 2016 Grant Reviewer, U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security Social Network Analysis Grant 2013 Grant Reviewer, National Science Foundation Law & Social Sciences Division B.H. Fox page 6 of 10 updated 6/2018

7 Manuscript Reviewer: Criminal Justice & Behavior (7 reviews) Policing Quarterly (1 review) Aggression and Violent Behavior (1 review) Journal of Criminal Psychology (2 reviews) Journal of Forensic Sciences (2 reviews) Youth & Society (1 review) Police Practice & Research (1 review) Security Journal (1 review) European Journal of Criminology (1 review) Journal of Crime & Justice (1 review) Journal of Forensic Psychology (1 review) Psychiatry Research (1 review) Journal of Criminal Justice (6 reviews) Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice (4 reviews) Policing: An International Journal (4 reviews) American Journal of Criminal Justice (3 reviews) International Journal of Criminology & Sociology (1 review) International Journal of Behavioral Development (1 review) International Journal of Environmental Research & Public Health (1 review) Journal of Investigative Psychology & Offender Profiling (1 review) International Journal of Offender Therapy & Comparative Criminology (8 reviews) Service to the Community present Service-Learning Fellow University of South Florida, Cold Case course (with PSO) present Executive Committee Member Tampa Bay Violent Crime Intelligence Center/Task Force Co-Chair Mental Health Committee, Hillsborough County Violence Prevention Collaborative Research Partner / Trainer: Pasco Sheriff s Office ( present) Clearwater Police Department ( present) Tampa Police Department (2016 present) U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives (ATF) ( present) Winter Haven Police Department ( present) St. Petersburg Police Department ( present) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) ( ) Lumina Analytics ( present) Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office ( present) Duluth (MN) Police Department (2015) Cheektowaga (NY) Police Department (2016) Daytona Beach Police Department ( ) U.S. State Department, Consular Services (2015) Service to the University of South Florida & Department of Criminology present Vice Chair, Faculty Council College of Community & Behavioral Sciences present Strategic Planning Committee Member Criminology Department present USF Criminology Social Media Coordinator Criminology Department present Faculty Council Member College of Community & Behavioral Sciences present Executive Committee Member Criminology Department present Graduate Committee Member Criminology Department present Director & Co-Founder Social and Psychological Research in Crime Etiology (SPRUCE) Research Lab: Supervision and direction of graduate & undergraduate students conducting a variety of research on forensic psychology and presenting findings to law enforcement agencies present Faculty Advisor Criminology Club (attend bi-weekly meetings, organize events, etc.) present PhD Comprehensive Exam Committee Member Criminology Department present Scholarship Committee Member Criminology Department B.H. Fox page 7 of 10 updated 6/2018

8 Service to the University of South Florida & Department of Criminology (cont.) present Guest Speaker Undergraduate Spotlight Series- Getting a Job at the FBI and Federal Law Enforcement Agencies (2 sessions per semester) Cyber Crime Master s Degree Program Committee Member Criminology Department 2017 Assistant Professor Search Committee Member Criminology Department 2016 Guest Speaker Criminology Graduate Student Association, Brown Bag Lunch Series 2014 Summer Research Institute Mentor College of Behavioral and Communication Sciences Cyber Security Professor Search Committee Member Criminology Department Library Representative Criminology Department Entrepreneurial Committee Member Criminology Department Specialized Training & Certifications 2017 High-Value Interrogation Group Interview/Interrogation Training Clearwater Police Department FBI Interviewing and Interrogation Advanced Training FBI Las Vegas Field Office FBI Special Agent Firearms Qualification FBI Academy, Quantico, VA FBI Special Agent Training FBI Academy, Quantico, VA Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) Certification FBI Academy, Quantico, VA Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL:R) Training & Certification Dr. Robert Hare & Dr. Matt Logan. Professional Organizations American Society of Criminology (Division of Developmental & Life-Course Criminology, Division of Biopsychosocial Criminology) Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Homicide Research Working Group Media Coverage / Featured Expert CNN Tampa officials meet with residents after unsolved killings. Oct. 23, CBS News Police arrest suspected serial killer in Tampa. Nov. 29, Police: Tampa killer knows quiet neighborhood where 4 slain. Nov. 15, NBC Today Show Tampa police meet with scared community as search for serial killer continues. Oct. 24, Washington Post Police hunt killer after 4th slaying in Tampa neighborhood. Nov. 14, New York Times 3 killings in Tampa frighten residents and perplex the police. Oct. 24, USA Today Mother of child who was kidnapped said she asked for Amber Alert. May 5, NPR DNA technology improvements increase cracking of cold cases. June 18, BBC News Associated Press Seminole Heights killer: Developing a profile. Nov. 16, Does profiling make sense - or is it unfair? Dec. 19, Serial killer fears: Area of Tampa on edge after 3 killings. Oct. 24, Featured in stories by Good Morning America, NBC, Fox. Florida officials blame arsonists for 320 wildfires in May 6, Featured in stories by Fox, NBC, ABC. B.H. Fox page 8 of 10 updated 6/2018

9 Media Coverage / Featured Expert (cont.) WFLA Radio Dr. Bryanna Fox - Profiling the Seminole Heights killer. Oct. 26, Tampa Bay Times Guest contributor. Facts and fears in the immigration debate. Friends stunned by arrest of suspected serial killer in Seminole Heights. Nov. 29, Experts have some theories on who s carrying out Seminole Heights killings. Oct. 21, ABC Action News Burglary suspect profiles. June 1, Profiling porch pirate thieves. Dec. 27, Not your typical serial killer. Dec. 1, Ex-FBI agent experiment: Would you be a good witness if you saw a crime? Nov. 14, Former FBI agent gives profile on Seminole Heights killer. Oct. 23, Man with autism is 3rd murder victim in 11 days in 1 neighborhood after taking wrong bus. Oct. 23, Search for a killer. Oct. 20, Hillsborough to start tracking animal abusers with new registry. Sept. 12, Duluth Police adopt new way to categorize crime, stop burglaries. May 6, News Channel 8 Murder, porn connection in Seminole Heights killings not that unusual,' expert says. June 12, Former FBI agent: Investigators will look into motive of Texas bombings. Mar. 21, Former FBI agent, USF professor says Seminole Heights murderer is a serial killer. Oct. 26, On Your Side: How to protect your child from bus stop predators. Nov. 6, App-based security systems convenient, but can put owners at risk. Oct. 30, Fox News 13 Reward increases in Seminole Heights killings. Nov. 16, USF criminologist weighs in on Seminole Heights murders. Oct. 23, Channel 10 News UCF student to be deported for 'disturbing behavior'. Mar. 30, Bay News 9 Documents: Accused Seminole Heights killer visited porn website after first 3 murders. June 13, Lakeland Ledger Experts: arsonists find power in scaring others. May 5, Lakeland burglary arrest rate drops in May 24, SKY TV (UK) Documentary: Killer Cops. Sept. 9, Forensic Magazine New findings: Burglars have one of four personalities and they re finally getting caught. Dec. 1, Top of Mind Radio Personality profiling for burglars. Jan. 10, B.H. Fox page 9 of 10 updated 6/2018

10 Media Coverage / Featured Expert (cont.) CiberCuba News A possible serial killer round the streets of Tampa, warn authorities. (Translated from Spanish). Oct. 23, NewsMax Florida serial killer theories emerge in search for suspect. Oct. 29, USF Media Press release: New findings: Burglars have one of four personalities and they re finally getting caught. Nov SPRUCE lab: USF researchers present studies on missing person cases, at-risk youths to Pasco Sheriff s Office. July 14, USF joins community partners to strengthen anti-human trafficking efforts. Jan. 30, USF Magazine Helping the unseen: Research-based trafficking prevention and intervention. Summer New findings: Burglars have one of four personalities and they re finally getting caught. Apr B.H. Fox page 10 of 10 updated 6/2018