Kimon Iannetta is the founder of Trial Runs and has more than 29 years of experience in forensic/criminal behavioral profiling. She and co-wrote the book, "Danger Between the Lines, Resource Manual for Prediction of Violence," a guide for police, security and psychiatric professionals for the identification and assessment of dangerousness via handwriting. This months criminal profile is taken directly from the factors presented "Danger Between the Lines." It is based on a ten year study at the Hawaii State Hospital, to determine potential dangerous characteristics revealed in the patient's handwriting. It was a simultaneous evaluation of the patients by psychologists working there, using two different methods. The doctors used their normal procedures based on interviews, medical and criminal histories, testing, etc. The other evaluation (rating) was based solely on their handwriting samples. There was a high degree of correlation between the raters. Dr Craine then translated my understanding of graphology into psychological terminology and categorized the characteristics into three major areas: Facilitators, Dangerousness and Indicators.