"if law enforcement had been able to monitor the hateful postings one MySpace user wrote about his wife on his blog, immediately followed by a post in which he talked about how much he loves her, authorities may have been alerted to erratic psychological behavior that eventually led to his murdering her"

"Criminal psychological profiles should be admitted as evidence in criminal trials. Courts already permit some aspects of profiles into evidence as a means to connect multiple crimes to a single offender. Admission of full profiles would accomplish the same goal through additional methods. As a result, their use at trial would not be an impermissible use of character evidence. In addition, criminal psychological profiles are both relevant and reliable in that they have a basis in established psychological and sociological principles, and the procedures involved in constructing such profiles are subject to peer review and contain control mechanisms. As a result, courts should welcome the benefits of criminal psychological profiles in criminal trials"