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Cold case king advises Australian law enforcers An ex-criminal profiler who used cutting-edge mapping technology to help catch a notorious US serial killer has been invited to advise Australian law enforcers on how the technology could breathe new life into thousands of the nation's unsolved crimes. Learn more
