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According to social media, Doug Mirabelli, former catcher for Red Sox currently resides in Michigan. In Discussion 6, Doug and Scott briefly speak on “pitching and catching” this caused me to wonder if he was a former baseball play and I was able to find this information on social media. Doug doesn’t work in law enforcement, in discussion 5 Doug states “I 'm sure a lot of law enforcement would love to answer. I for one do not have a good answer for that, other than what the profilers do to determine who they think it may be.” This comment showed he didn’t work for law enforcement and social media was able to prove his current occupation is a sale associate at Coldwell Bank. Profile 6 = DaRon McGee According to social media DaRon McGee, is a Kansas City, MO resident. He is younger than 30 and his major is criminal justice. In discussion 1, Doug also expressed how he enjoys watching television shows that involve solving crimes and/or politics. In discussion 4, DaRon described the Q&A session as an “argument” which lead me to believe he has aggressive tendencies. DaRon was very passionate and wanted other classmates to understand his point of views. He is ambitious because he sets goals and make meets those goals which is probably how he is now a Kansas State Representative. According to votesmart.org, DaRon attends Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church. …show more content…

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