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  1. Love your narrator!!!
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  2. Love your presentation Dr! Again another informative, knowledgeable analysis ❤
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  3.  @johnmilius3031  you spelled less wrong
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  4. I'm familiar with this case & this is such a great vid !! I'll be back too 🤗 BTW y'all-this is why you don't jump in the sack with people you DON'T KNOW !! 🤷 I'm still shocked when people do this in this day & age 💜✌️
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  5. I have always wondered why their eyes seem significantly different yet exactly the same as people who don't suffer these neurological differences.p.s randomly stumbled across your incredible channel tonight and I'm already needing more content
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  6. It's ok to get help with this. Professional help
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  7. Your videos are a pleasure and a privilege to watch, this one was no exception...
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  8. More videos like this please. I love your professional opinion and knowledge. What is around her neck? It looks like a cord. I'm guessing you're in Britian or the U.K.?
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  9. Great timing!
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  10. So, there is only one known survivor of rabies without the vaccination. Jeanna Giese. Fun fact? I live in Fond du Lac where she lives. I feel lucky to have been so close to something historical. Rabies has always been fascinating to me. It's so horrific. Thank you for this video!
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  11. This is really a great channel! Please keep all this fascinating and educational content coming.. bravo!
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  12. Thank you for uploading this video
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  13. You say we have to keep in mind information about the interviewer. How much weight do you put on this? We all adapt to other people. Let's say you should analyse me. You'd see a very different me if you saw me with my mother, compared to me being interviewed by a journalist, or even worse, me being interrogated by the police or other authorities. Also I have good days and very bad days, which is why I believe I am difficult to analyse. Analysing me on a good day would give quite a different result than me on a bad day. You talk about baseline but isn't that for people who are very stable? People who struggle with anxiety and depression can really behave very different even in the morning compared to later in the day. Or am I over analysing things, even misunderstanding what you mean by baseline?
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  14. Very well put together and informed, looking forward to the future of this channel
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  15. Ur videos are incredible. I’m mad I almost watched all of them. Keep up the good work man.
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  16. Although Chris Watts is not a psychopath, he struggled mightily with all emotions. It was as if he barely experienced emotions at all. He had to Google "how does it feel when someone says I love you" etc. This, despite being married for years and having two small daughters. A very odd man, indeed.
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  17. Disclaims being an authority, then makes a claim to authority by saying he's been a killer for twenty years. Typical. He blames everything on his mother, but that seems shallow. My father and I had an extremely violent and contentious relationship. I didn't go around killing people because of it. In fact, the opposite is true. People didn't die because I was willing to differentiate the anger toward my father and the anger I was experiencing in the moment toward another individual. Kemper tries to come off as some deep thinker with keen insights coupled with honesty. I find him to be immature, and extremely self-centered. Like a lot of people, I thought of killing people I felt had transgressed against me. Like most of those people, I never acted on those thoughts. The question isn't why he thought that way. The question is why he acted on the impulse. It's not as simple as saying he had no empathy or connection to people. He killed because it made him see himself as powerful and not the weak pathetic person he was. He spent his life being the person he claims she despised and mocked. Her murder was her ultimate triumph over him. In killing her, he admitted she was too powerful mentally for him. He could not mature sufficiently to rise above her, and was incapable of perceiving an existence with her in it.
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  18. Thank you for yet another illuminating chapter! A Fascinating and educational as always. More please! :)
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  19. I scored a two. I did it for my brother, too, from my point of view and based on facts, and he scored a 32.
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  20. Your channel is seriously phenomenal and next level. I hope it blows up to massive success!!
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  21. Sorry to say how disappointed I was with the man interviewing Ed! Jeez if he attended Quantico no wonder the police can't catch a cold. However id love you to analyse and explain my diagnosis and found the combination of yourself and Ed awe inspiring and wish you were in that room instead. I now want to go on to study criminology and criminal psychology
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  22. Very interesting video again. Love the fact that you mentioned dr. Peterson, who I think, has a clear view of the fenonomon of incels. He has been wrongfully accused of being a supporter of the incelcommunity, in the sence that he supports their believes. While, like you mentioned, he is telling them to selfimprove instead of blaming it all on women. I hope this channel will become way more popular soon. You really deserve this! ( Sorry, English is my second language )
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  23. When ur an adult time to stop blaming parents
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  24. I’ve watched this before but I’ve learned more from yours 😊 My take. No way this should’ve been remotely allowed to continue this. It was the press. Clearly she’s unwell. They were taking the Michael out of her. Laughing at her. Pushing her. But selfishly l am also grateful to see this, it’s fascinating. With trying to find out the way people think. So it is very interesting for me to see this. It’s where I’d like a career.
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  25. What a frightening individual. I wonder if his motivation to surrender was to parade his intelligence before the world. Perhaps his narcissism was what ended his run, not any desire to stop the killing.
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  26. This is great, glad I caught this channel early!
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  27. I am Bi-polar type one, I get thru my life with Quetiapine Wellbutrin and Topiramate. What makes my case really hard to treat is the fact I am a recovering Heroin addict and have been on 95mg of Methadone for 23 years (don't laugh, I am still alive and NEVER went back to jail or prison) but as long as I take my meds, STAY SOBER, and see my therapist my life is fairly manageable, I live on my own. However when I don't live right (get high on meth, heroin, coke, and don't take my meds) I act just like old Mr. 21 here, AND IT IS NOT FUN LIKE IT LOOKS, and like it says when you come back down or just before, you want to eat a bullet, because you know what's coming, and how horrible it's going to be. Yeah this is a very educational video, it reminds me of why I am blessed that my MH Treatment has been successful, because it (ALL MH DISORDER S) ARE VERY HARD TO TREAT, VERY HIT AND MISS)
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  28. Very very different to Bundy.
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  29. I like this format. Hope to see more video's like this in the future. Thank you again.
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  30. Thank you so much for an interesting and informative video. I found it so good because it's different than the typical true crime stuff out there. Your channel is one of only a few channels that i actually learn something from, not just a rehash of the known facts of a case. Been following for awhile and love this channel❤ Please keep them coming. I love to learn
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  31. A very sly Fox indeed!
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  32. Her family are not addicts. They have multiple times tried to help her, putting her into rehab and welcomed her home. when she did not get her way (her drugs), she lashed out physically, mentally and tried to destroy her families employment.
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  33. congrats on 1k subs!! i know its exactly 1k because I am the thousandth lol. great job. i am looking forward to the next part in the series!!!
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  34. Irrumatio is a new word for me lol. I had no idea there was a word for....that specific.. action.
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  35. Thank you for uploading this video, as always it was very interesting
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  36. Absolutely fascinating!!!
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  37. Yeah he stopped doing that little while ago. But there was a time he would of no problem and he's on hospice now so not to much long for him and little crazy fact he was up for parole 2023 not that he would of got it nor would he of took it
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  38. I love how you explained all of this. Very interesting! I just want to give Vera a hug
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  39.  @crimeandpsychiatry  also it was a party house so they would have been used to strangers coming and going at strange hours and you wouldn't necessary think that all your friends had been butchered upstairs. Even more inportant maybe though was the fact that they had been warned by the cops that they may end up in court due to noise complaints just a few weeks before and there is actually body cam footage of them warning Xana on YouTube. So, with all these factors and the possibility of intoxication I'm not surprised at all that the police were not called. Add to that the fact that young people tend to be reluctant to involve the cops in anything and I'm not surprised at all that she closed the door and went back to sleep. The poor survivors must be so traumatised that I really hope people find some understanding of their actions, this must have completely broken them 😥😥😥
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  40. Wow. Am I really the first to comment? 🤔 Also, I've never heard of this case before. This is HORRIBLE! 🥺 I'm 60 yrs. old now, and this terrifies me...
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  41. Absolutely fantastic content, I have subscribed immediately! I can’t wait until the time off work so I can binge watch all your content! Wishing you luck with your channel - hopefully will grow rapidly, you definitely deserve it! ❤
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  42. OUTSTANDING. Thank you.
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  43.  @crimeandpsychiatry  I can hardly imagine how careful everyone needs to be in situations like that. I have MI in the family and know how unpredictable someone can be when having an episode. And in some ways, both can be true at the same time - he was joking, but if you dared to agree he may fly into a rage. Imho, it's usually a no-win scenario with someone very unwell.
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  44. Okay, now see. Now I have a big problem with the hospital staff. I’m referring to when mom called to speak to Maya and was told she couldn’t by I believe a nurse. She said she “spoke to social work and that won’t be possible”. I’m a social worker with a graduate degree in social work in the state of Florida. I have lived in Florida my whole life and I obtained my social work degree in Florida. That is out of our area of expertise and we could not make that decision. I would recommend two things: first of all, determining with DCF if there were any parameters we needed to adhere to, and second, consult with legal professionals to see what parameters there were. No hospital social worker should be determining child custody and what that looks like- only facilitating what’s been determined to be in the best interest of the child.
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  45. You've quickly become my favorite psychology channel. Thank you for the in-depth analysis & variety.
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  46. Thank you for sharing your videos. I am hooked because you explain what is happening so clearly. So I wonder I am now finding you. Where have you been and why don’t you have more videos? 😊
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  47. First of all, I really enjoyed this video analysis. It is always interesting to learn about people and their psychology. And second, and responding to the thought experiment about what Diane said about “monotonous”: if someone shot my family, I would feel enormous rage, because they would take away something that is part of me. I don't know what my life would be without that support and that "family routine". Yes, It would be strange to live alone and have everything in charge. Well, I know, you will notice that I focus a lot on myself, I am aware of this, since I have read a lot of psychology and can self-analyze, so I understand that my way of thinking is not what is "normally expected". But I can't feel it any other way. I mean, I get it, but I'm not feel. As soon as I heard the proposal to pause the video and experience that event as if it were happening to my family, the first thing that came to mind was “how ugly that someone breaks my daily routine and makes me feel helpless in the world.” I'd like to know what you think about this. I will be very grateful to you. (And sorry for my basic english)
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  48. the ai voice is not good, hope you go back to doing videos like you did before.
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  49. Very interesting, thank you - new subscriber
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  50. This is Rodney alcala, he was on the us dating show like uk blind date show, with cilla black. He won, the girl picked him then asked the producers of the show if she could back out coz she said he was creepy , luckily she lived to tell the tale. He almost killed a little 9 or 10 Yr old girl I think she is called Tali shapiro, he was caught in the act but Tali wouldn't testify so he walked.
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