Comments by "Samuel Lourenço" (@samuellourenco1050) on "JCS - Criminal Psychology" channel.

The fact she was a detective for so long worries me. How many innocent people did she sent to jail in the meantime, only to satisfy her ego? I only can wonder.
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Makes me confusion how these psychopaths describe their crime as someone describing how to paint a house or how to make furniture. I guess killing someone is trivial to them. "I'm sad that I've got caught." - Yup, typical psychopath. A normal human that killed someone wouldn't care less if he got caught. In fact, he would fill remorse for the victim and the victim's family, and shame.
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And you are celebrating the acts of this low life. Obviously, the police is not acting on his best interest, but this guy is destroying himself.
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She underestimated the colleagues intelligence. That's how psychopaths get caught.
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@lowkeyodinson So you don't fit the bill? Because the core of a narcissist/psychopath is that they underrate other's capabilities. I take what you've said with a grain of salt. Most probably, you think are superior but don't want others to know, in order to control them or keep them in check. My psychopathic boss also claimed to be very innocent and easily fooled, but he was not as stupid as he claimed. He knew way better. He knew perfectly what he was doing, even when pretending to be irrational. He was a liar, basically, and couldn't help himself. As for the part of not knowing you, indeed, I don't but also don't need to or wish to. I like keeping people like you at bay. As long as you validate certain checks and pass the criteria, that is. Lets say I trust my first judgement, and thus psychopaths will never have the chance of flicking off my alarm button, or gain my trust.
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"Human being" feeling self pity at 33:52. Yes, psychopaths also cry, but not for their victims.
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@lowkeyodinson Lets see how you would react when pressured. The fact that you can change in the blink of an eye would raise an alarm during interrogation. Your theatrical play wouldn't be perceived as true, for one. And two, no normal person changes his state of mind on a dime. You would stick like a sore thumb. And you would denounce yourself since you tend to underestimate others.
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@angelbabyy5606 Indeed. Try 1 in 100. The world is too full of them. Or else you wouldn't have so many incidents.
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@donnamellick5240 Perhaps for good reason?
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And that was the point exposed at the begining of the video.
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And why they don't give him methadone? They are sleazy. They want to put him in jail.
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@garychap8384 Talk for yourself. Don't project your world view onto others. Just because you don't know what love is, it doesn't mean others don't as well. You have your limited view, and you don't know what others think. By the way, explain me the "again" part, because I've only replied once to a comment of yours. I think your qualia has gaslighting issues.
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@1OfdaKoldest Answering to your question: no, they are incapable of showing compassion or love. They can mimic these feelings by experience, or just simulate dopamine discharges, or whatever they claim. They don't have the access to the spiritual dimensions of such acts, and so they can't perceive or sense them.
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@garychap8384 I'll explain with a quote from you: "How do you know that YOU feel love? How do you know that what you mean by the word - is the same feeling as someone else associates with the word?". To me, that is conclusive.
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This reminds me of the interview with the McCanns, where the wife controlled the husband, being the case that she was responsible for Maddie's death. Of course this is different.
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I'm glad she did. That's typical psychopathic behavior: thinking that others are dumb or that they can get away with anything. They probably didn't needed her confession, but in case of doubt, this interrogatory was instrumental to get a watertight case, that even shark defense attorneys can't question in a reasonable manner.
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@jaysands6391 I'm not enough evil to understand it.
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@adamm7760 For society.
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The guy decided to argue about a parking space, but it could be anything. He did gone out of his way. No self-defense argument is possible.
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Good one!
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This guy has a very short fuse. However, the black guys didn't defuse the situation, quite the opposite, they provoked it. You don't talk to these guys. Just let them be.
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@forgonenapster8888 So, if I threaten you, am I using my freedom of speech, or am I abusing my rights? Not that a threat is an excuse for killing someone. Don't confuse things. Your freedom ends when someone else's begins.
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That is very natural. You don't have to be guilty to feel nervous.
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@GJLCreativeStudios Yup! That's truth.
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LOL
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LOL
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Also, I can only imagine the force needed to break a neck. It is not something you do by accident.
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I would be shouting like a sergeant if I was faced with such situation.
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And that is exactly what happened here.
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@ThErElOaDeR99 I've met my previous boss, who was a psychopath. Whitewashing, gaslighting, you name it. My first impression of him was not good, but somehow he managed to gain my trust (maybe because I'm diplomatic). But his constant lying and putting down was too much. He was seen as a very good person outside his department, but his reports knew him well. Some backed him up, others didn't.
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@garychap8384 Except that when you ask how come someone else feel love, it is very clear to me that you never felt it. Love is not a color or a sensation. It goes beyond that.
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