Marilou ERb

Ms. Erb has over 25 years of experience in the legal and psychology fields in the areas of criminal prosecution and behavioral analysis.  Her areas of expertise include the investigation, preparation and prosecution of criminal cases up to and including capital offenses.  She is a geographic offender analyst and has been analyzing criminal activity for academic purposes.  As she continues her certifications, she is concluding a Professional Certificate in the area of Criminal Profiling as well as Death Investigation.

She currently teaches general psychology, psychology and the law, forensic psychology, psychology of emotion and terrorism, among other subjects at York College of Pennsylvania.  She is a criminal law subject matter expert in the creation of testing materials for Prometric, Incorporated.  She is also a consultant for the Cold Case Foundation .  Ms. Erb is a Fulbright Specialist in Criminal Law and is affiliated with National College of Ireland, Dublin Ireland and UCC School of Law, Cork, Ireland.

Ms. Erb provides casework as a forensic/investigative psychologist for law enforcement and attorney clients through the United States.  Ms. Erb is available to perform training, consulting and case development with private individuals, attorneys and law enforcement agencies on an ongoing basis regarding both criminal and civil matters.  Consulting areas include behavioral and geographic profiling, crime analysis, evidence handling, personality analysis and assessment and motivational analysis for criminal activity, including but not limited to rapes, serial rapes and homicides, sexual homicides, domestic homicides and multiple homicides of a violent or aberrant nature.  

Ms. Erb has multiple degrees, including B.S. in both Forensic Psychology and Psychology, a Masters in Psychology as well as a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology, a Juris Doctorate.  She is currently in the final stages of her dissertation on the topic of Exploratory analysis of criminal profiling protocols and techniques and will soon her Ph.D. in Forensic Psychology/Criminal Justice Concentration.