Behind Human Behavior
Join Dr. Gus, a former US DOJ behavioral and forensic psychologist as he discusses cases that he worked on firsthand, the psychological profile of the criminals involved, and how understanding human behavior can be applied to everyday life.
The Faces I'll Never Forget
Join Dr. Gus on a timeline through his early career and the HIV/AIDS Epidemic. As he discusses early treatment options, we are invited to understand how he shaped the rest of his career in forensic psychology and behavioral analysis, with much of his outlook stemming from his time with AIDS patients.
DISCLAIMER: The cases discussed on Behind Human Behavior are presented for educational purposes. They are drawn from my decades of experience as a forensic psychologist. To protect privacy and confidentiality, names, dates, locations, identifying characteristics, timelines, and other nonessential details have been changed, omitted, combined...
The Wedding and Divorce That Never Happened
Join Dr. Gus as he discusses a real forensic case from his time in the US Department of Justice. This weeks case follows the life, love, and crimes of a con-man, culminating in a shocking revelation in his personal life.
DISCLAIMER: The cases discussed on Behind Human Behavior are presented for educational purposes. They are drawn from my decades of experience as a forensic psychologist. To protect privacy and confidentiality, names, dates, locations, identifying characteristics, timelines, and other nonessential details have been changed, omitted, combined, or fictionalized. In some episodes, elements from multiple cases may...
When Trust Becomes a Crime: How One Lawyer Betrayed His Own Client
Join Dr. Gus as he discusses a real forensic case from his time in the US Department of Justice. This case follows a lawyer falsifying bribery and the fallout from his deception being uncovered.
DISCLAIMER: The cases discussed on Behind Human Behavior are presented for educational purposes. They are drawn from my decades of experience as a forensic psychologist. To protect privacy and confidentiality, names, dates, locations, identifying characteristics, timelines, and other nonessential details have been changed, omitted, combined, or fictionalized. In some episodes, elements from multiple cases may be incorporated to further protect identities while preserving...
