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Criminal Minds is an American police procedural crime drama tv series that premiered on CBS on September 2005. Created by Jeff Davis, the show follows the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit as they investigate crimes and find the suspects known as unsubs. With an IMDB rating of 8.1/10, some disturbing episodes from Criminal Minds coined from real-life cases will make your skin crawl or make you wonder what the Criminal Minds writers were thinking about making them. Before we get down to those disturbing episodes of Criminal Minds based on real-life cases, this is where to watch the show if you’ve been asking if Criminal Minds is on Hulu. Criminal Minds is on Netflix too (but only the first twelve episodes); for context, there are sixteen seasons if you’re wondering how many seasons of Criminal Minds Season 1, Episode 11 The Behavioral Analysis Unit, BAU tracks a paranoid schizophrenic in this episode. After violently murdering his victims, the unsub performs cannibalism and even...