. >> former fbi behavioral scientist clint van zandt studied robinson's history for nbc news. he says robinson is a highly organized sociopath for whom people, including his own family, were pawns. >> this is a stone cold anti-social personality who doesn't care about other people. he only tells you what he has to tell you to move you from point "a" to point "b." >> for three decades robinson bilked one employer after another, stealing everything from $640 in stamps from the mobil oil company to tens of thousands of dollars from harry truman's personal physician. a criminal chameleon, he forged a variety of identities, lawyer, businessman, medical technician. in the 1970s, he worked at a hydroponic system to grow crops in water. in his self-authored book, he described himself as a sensitive and stimulating human being. investors he defrauded said he used his children to promote his businesses. he was tireless in building his fake credentials. in 1977, he made kansas city headlines. after orchestrating a man of the year award for himself for helping the disabled. a few weeks la

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. >>> clint van zandt is a former fbi criminal profiler and an nbc analyst. hi, clint. >> hi, amy. great story, isn't it? >> it is. it's a rare one. when you talk about child kidnapping cases this is rarely the outcome, correct? >> it is correct. when we have these cases statistics unfortunately show that one in five children get back. we lose a child about every three days in the united states to kidnap, assault, and murder. so in a case like this, you've got to do what you've got to do to survive. >> and the alleged kidnapper jose garcia is currently in custody. what will investigators be doing next and what possible charges could he be facing? >> one of the things is this womt woent be the first time this guy has done stuff like this. he's going have situations in the past. the authorities will obviously put their case together concerned the current victim. he'll look at him as a suspect in any other similar-type case that's happened across the entire state. this is a guy when you have a predator like this, you want to make sure you've about got a good case and that he doesn't h

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