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Sharp science, zero dramatisation. Your speaker Jim Iaccino, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology · The Chicago School Created the Cinematic Serial Killers Research Project, involving 100+ forensic students in coding films that depict real-life offenders. His work correlates cinematic portrayals with actual killer demographics, typology, motives, and victim patterns. Published in APA's PsycCRITIQUES. What you get 🧠 Where Hollywood gets it right and wrong about serial killers Research comparing films on real offenders with actual forensic profiles. 🔓 Open Q&A after the talk Ask what documentaries and true crime shows never answer. 🍺 Bar atmosphere, drink in hand Science on the table, none of the formality. 🔬 A different case each session A new killer, psychological profile or forensic method. 👥 Couples, groups or solo True crime fans and the genuinely curious. How the night works 1 Grab a drink Order at the bar, find a seat. No formality. 2 The talk Profiling, motives, methods. Evidence-led, zero sensationalism. 3 Ask anything The floor opens. No filter, no question off limits. Good to know ⏳ Duration 55 minutes Talk followed by open Q&A 📍 Location The iO Theater Chicago 👤 Age 21+ (valid ID required) 🗣️ Language English ❓ Questions before you book Read the FAQs You already know the names. What you don't know is what was actually happening inside their heads. Curious Hour brings expert-led science talks into bar settings, and this edition hands the floor to Jim Iaccino, a forensic psychology professor who has involved over 100 forensic students in coding films against actual offender data. You'll hear where movies get profiling right, where they fabricate, and what forensic psychology actually tells us about motive, typology, and victim selection. Then the floor opens. Get your tickets now for Curious Hour: Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer in Chicago!
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The iO Theater, 1501 N Kingsbury St// 60642, Chicago, United States
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USD 33
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