The fields of criminal psychology and behavioral analysis operate at the intersection of science and intuition, requiring experts to delve into the complexities of human behavior. Among the most intriguing and challenging behaviors to study are those associated with sociopathy and psychopathy. Profilers — highly skilled analysts of behavioral patterns — play a vital role in identifying and addressing these traits. Their expertise not only aids in criminal investigations but also sheds light on how certain traits, if understood and managed, can be used for both beneficial and potentially contentious applications. However, the use of these insights raises ethical questions, particularly when profiling is employed to influence, guide, or even “program” individuals for specific purposes.