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  1. The gullible ones on the comment section lol. He's got them eating out the palm of his hands.
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  2. I like him. Would be hell to live with, but I like him :) Edit: OK, hadn't heard that bit yet. Yikes.
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  3. Just sad.
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  4. A rare insight indeed. Archival footage like this is crucial for study. Humbled and grateful that treatment has progressed so much since 1961. P. S. You can DEFINITELY tell it's an older interview (smoking during a session is not standard these days).
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  5. The most awesome part of this video is at 1:10 time stamp. Thank you Crime & Psychiatry, much Love & Respect from Ontario Canada
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  6. I love this channel! Please keep the videos coming (:
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  7. Nice take on him it's not often you come across the other side of stories like this
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  8. Are there effective meds for this? It seems like it'd be miserable, especially the labored breathing thing.
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  9. I love this channel already!!! You shall do great things with this!! Wishing you the best! Can't wait to see JeffD
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  10. Thank you for another informative video. Was wondering how long you've been in practice? Do you work in a hospital or private practice? Nothing sinister behind these questions, just curious. Again, thanks. My interest in true crime is about trying to understand these killers. Their minds may be warped but they're fascinating
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  11. I love these videos, thank you for that!!!! Please, do an analysis of Ted Bundy's interviews. Without a doubt, it's a very strange and dark mind to analyze.
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  12. Absolutely fascinating, always been a true crime enthusiast, well put together thankyou
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  13. Do you have anything on long term heavy use/misuse of strong opioids and sociopathic-psychopathic manifestation ?
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  14. And lots of interesting comments and information. What a shame spending 30 minutes of your life watching a video and missing all the points. I hope your week gets better.
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  15. I love your videos! They are so insightful and educational. Is there a chance you may be open to analyzing some specific cases recommended by viewers sometime in the future? 🤔
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  16. Yesss! One of my favorite channels posted a new video! 🎉
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  17. I get the feeling that the people that made The Simpsons used Ed as template for Ned Flanders. The look and in one ep they reveal that Ned was as troubled a youth as Ed.
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  18. I really struggled with understanding this movement, it seemed to be cemented before I understood where it came from or why it existed. This video has helped enormously. Thank you.
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  19. Thank you for uploading this video, very interesting
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  20. Kemper had many "quirks" & one was when he was being transported & they would make a pit stop- Ed would ask to smoke a cigarette as the "looky loos" stopped to see him 🧐 He got a huge buzz from prancing/preening for the crowd 'coz his prison issue oranges were way too small & only covered his knees The guy was a GIANT & he LOVED the attn !! 🕺🤳 Things were done alot differently back then as far as transporting prisoners 💜✌️
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  21. Thanks for another great video! Personally I enjoy the longer, in-depth videos more then the short ones as I find your content brilliant and on point. It's always a pleasant surprise to learn something new on subjects i thought i knew all about. your channel gives me joy! I just wish i could do more then just like and subscribe but it is what it is unfortunately ... (sorry for lame grammar)
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  22. Yes very appreciate your knowledge,insight and analysis thank you Sir🙏
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  23. I will be sharing this video in my Forensic Science classes this week. Thank you for your content & keep up the educational videos.
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  24. Please keep making these, most excellent.
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  25. Love this channel ❤
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  26. The possible outcome stories at the end really hit me hard. I have several schizophrenic relatives, one who just ended his life recently ... The first (untrue) story about Steven E was so nice and hopeful, but it didn't sound true even before the timeline issue. Yeah, number 2 is more likely :⁠,⁠-⁠)
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  27. She talks so normally about all of it, she doesn't seem to have any anxiety about confessing to being a serial killer.. like she's almost talking about someone else killing the people, if that makes sense.. chilling.
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  28. Thank you. This was an excellent video. I would very much appreciate a Ted Bundy series analyzing all of his interviews and anything related to his case.
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  29. Wouldn't the cheapest option, also saving future costs and suffering of innocent people, just be the death penalty?
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  30. Enjoyed the video
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  31. Well done 👍 keep up the good work.
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  32. Please bring back the original person who narrated these video's! This guy is annoying as heck; intonation is off, emphasis on the wrong parts and 'sensationalizes' when it isn't needed at all. It distracts from the message.
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  33. Thank you, Professor. Very compelling. I like this format. Sad, moving story. Best regards.
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  34. Everyone over looks the fact he lied about having headaches in his own admissions. Imo i believe the vs is a attention seeking. I know a girl that told everyone she was dying 4 two yrs. Shes bulimic and it was her excuse for losing weight so fast
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  35. Outstanding analysis! I want to see all your videos.
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  36. Oh this is a new channel, nice, I'm here early. Very interesting video, I'll be checking the others after this one. 👍
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  37. Evil
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  38. What happens when you house only psychopaths together? Do they get along like sharks or kill each other?
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  39. You have a deep and soothing voice - ideal, in fact, for such videos.
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  40. Such a good analysis!!! I'm in college right now for forensic psychology, so I love love love this!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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  41. I took a class on Serial killers when I was in college. Dr. Enter told us at that time that they were born that way.
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  42. Can’t wait for this channel to grow.
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  43. What strikes me is how attractive, neat, she is. Not my experience with people with psychiatric illnesses, in a psychotic episode. This is so sad. Thank you for your hard work.
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  44. Simply Red 😂
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  45. good job...a video on the rise of the serial killer in the 70s would be interesting too.. where did it come from, was there something or some murder that set it off
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  46. Im not sure Kemper wanted to be paroled
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  47. I would like a more in-depth look into Ted!
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  48. Very disturbing. Thank you for your insight.
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  49. I have a question? Who, if at all, should have stepped in? Should the jail have stopped the interview? Should the press have stopped the interview?
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  50. In my mind, Elizabeth's confession of her crimes is a demonstration of her taking responsibility for her actions. Also, she stated she wanted the killings to stop & didn't want to hurt kids. Isn't this a sign of remorse, however slight? Psychopaths don't feel remorse. I don't think she's a psychopath. However, I'm not a mental health professional. So, I could be wrong. She's behind bars & won't hurt anyone else. That's the important thing.
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