Ann Burgess

Dr. Ann Burgess is a pioneering psychiatric clinical nurse and former FBI profiler who has dedicated her career to studying the minds of perpetrators and understanding the psychological factors behind violent crimes. Known for her work in the Behavioral Science Unit, she gained significant attention for her involvement in the infamous Menendez brothers case, where she provided critical insights into the psychological trauma that may have influenced their actions. At 88 years old, Burgess continues to advocate for the importance of understanding criminal behavior as a means of preventing future violence.