Candice DeLong didn’t plan to spend her career interviewing killers. She started as a psychiatric nurse, helping patients at Northwestern University Hospital in Chicago, before an FBI agent attending one of her lectures suggested she consider joining the bureau.
DeLong entered the FBI at age 30, and spent the next 20 years investigating violent crime and profiling offenders. She later interviewed convicted murderers for television, giving her a front-row seat to dozens of killers over the course of her career.
That unusual career path shaped the way DeLong thinks about violent crime. Her years as a psychiatric nurse taught her to understand…
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