Dramatized portrayal
Edmund Kemper
Kemper is portrayed in the investigators’ prison interviews.
Season 1, Episode 2 introduces the interview.
Netflix episode guide ↗Explore Edmund Kemper →ONE TITLE · SEVERAL CONNECTIONS
Mindhunter — Netflix Series
Joe Penhall · Netflix
A scripted drama about the development of FBI criminal profiling. Real offenders appear alongside fictionalized investigators and scenes. Use the case links to explore the history separately from the dramatization.
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Dramatized portrayal
Richard Speck
A dramatized interview with Speck creates conflict within the team.
Season 1, Episode 9
Netflix episode guide ↗Explore Richard Speck →Dramatized portrayal
Jerry Brudos
Brudos appears as an interview subject in the drama.
A&E: real cases behind Mindhunter ↗A linked case guide is not available in this collection yet.
Dramatized portrayal
Monte Rissell
Rissell’s crimes and an interview are portrayed in the series.
A&E: real cases behind Mindhunter ↗A linked case guide is not available in this collection yet.
Dramatized portrayal
Atlanta child murders / Wayne Williams
The Atlanta investigation is a central storyline in Season 2.
TIME: Season 2 case guide ↗Explore Atlanta child murders →Dramatized portrayal
Charles Manson
Manson appears in the second season.
TIME: Season 2 case guide ↗Explore Charles Manson & the Tate–LaBianca murders →Dramatized portrayal
David Berkowitz
Berkowitz appears as an interview subject in Season 2.
TIME: Season 2 case guide ↗Explore David Berkowitz →Dramatized portrayal
Dennis Rader / BTK
Rader appears in scenes outside the investigators’ interviews.
TIME: Season 2 case guide ↗Explore Dennis Rader →Connections reviewed . Suggest a correction