Dale Yeager

Mr. Yeager began his education as a Forensic Profiler and Criminal Behavior Analyst in 1988. He has extensive training in Criminal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Sex Crimes Investigation, and Crime Scene Forensics and Domestic Terrorism Analysis. Mr. Yeager also had advanced training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center [FLETC] from 2005 to 2008. As a Criminal Behavior Analyst, Mr. Yeager has consulted on numerous criminal cases, including the first murder investigation of JonBenet Ramsey. Mr. Yeager's research work on violence has been published in the: FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin "Profiling Violent Crimes" by Dr. Ronald Holmes. National Criminal Justice Reference Service - U.S. Department of Justice Mr. Yeager is a frequent expert with media outlets including a featured episode of Forensic Files ["Bump and Run" Season 3, Episode 21 2002] and a new History Channel series entitled 'True Monsters'. Mr. Yeager has lectured at many higher education institutions throughout the U.S. such as Drexel and Howard universities. Mr. Yeager is an instructor for the Neumann University and Peirce College Criminal Justice Programs. In 2005, Mr. Yeager was appointed to the development committee for the Fairleigh Dickinson University, School Security & Safety Administration Masters program. In 2002, Mr. Yeager was given a Presidential appointment to the U.S. Selective Service System and in 2004; he became a member of the FBIs' InfraGard program. Through his firm SERAPH, Mr. Yeager and his education team has provided school safety training and consulting to more than 30,000 schools in the U.S. Beginning in the year 2000 Congress tasked SERAPH with providing a "State of School Safety in America" report to them every two years. To date SERAPH has provided three reports to members of Congress specifically the Senate Judiciary Committee. Mr. Yeager is also a Federal Law Enforcement instructor and SME for the HIDTA High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas and MAGLOCLEN Middle Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network programs.