Dr. Dwayne Fuselier, perhaps better known as Supervisory Special Agent Fuselier, retired, was the Special Agent in charge of the FBI investigation following the Columbine School Shooting ten years ago. Recently, a new book about this incident has been published in which Dwayne's role is extensively discussed. (Also of interest is the fact that Dwayne's youngest son was a student at Columbine and in the school at the time of the shootings.)
Recently Dwayne, who is a specialist in hostage negotiation and criminal behavior profiling, was asked whether or not parents could be educated with respect to spotting a teenaged child's predilection for such lethal behavior as school shootings. His response was to write the following article--you can read it here.
By the way, before becoming a Special Agent of the FBI in the early 80's, Dr. Fuselier had earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology and had served a tour of duty as an Air Force psychologist.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
by John Call