Dr. Jeremy Jones is an accomplished academic, subject matter expert, and forensic psychology professional with a PhD in Forensic Psychology, specializing in Criminal Justice, from Walden University, equipping him with a comprehensive understanding of both psychological theories and criminal justice systems. This robust educational background, paired with his practical experience, positions Dr. Jones as a leading expert in his field. With over 14 years of hands-on experience in law enforcement, Dr. Jones has worked extensively with the Montgomery Police Department and the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation (SBI), where he specialized in the investigation of sex crimes and crimes against children. His time spent working on the front lines of law enforcement has provided him with invaluable, real-world insights into the psychological and investigative complexities involved in these sensitive cases. Dr. Jones has a deep commitment to supporting justice for vulnerable populations, and his work has consistently focused on ensuring that these communities are protected and that offenders are brought to justice. As a subject matter expert, Dr. Jones currently teaches at multiple universities, delivering advanced courses in criminal justice and forensic psychology. His teaching extends beyond traditional academic settings, as he has also shared his specialized knowledge through courses on sex crimes at The Alabama Advanced Criminal Justice Academy. In this capacity, Dr. Jones has worked directly with law enforcement professionals, helping to enhance their expertise in handling sex crimes and improving investigative practices. Dr. Jones' research interests lie in human behavior, particularly the psychological dynamics that underlie criminal activity. His scholarly work focuses on understanding the motivations and psychological factors that drive individuals to commit sex crimes and crimes against children. He also examines the lasting emotional and psychological impacts these crimes have on victims. Through his research, Dr. Jones seeks to contribute to the development of more effective intervention strategies, improve investigative techniques, and inform policy decisions related to criminal justice. His work continues to evolve, with a focus on the intersection of psychology, law enforcement, and criminal justice policy.