Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "JCS - Criminal Psychology" channel.

  1. Nikki Dolce Planning to murder someone or just dumb as a doorstop, are you?
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  2. melhupby What utter nonsense...
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  3. Everyone, who think water boarding or other forms of torture works, should watch this classic interrogation video. It shows exactly how reliable information is extracted by a skilled interrogator. Torture extracts endless amounts of useless garbage, consisting of what the subject believes his interrogators want to hear and will believe. The subject will probably also tell everything he knows, but that may be very little, and will become difficult to isolate from the mountains of fantasies he'll produce, as the sadistic destruction continues. He'll say whatever might stop or even just pause the crushing agony.
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  4. Family tragedy to the third degree… At this time 666K like this video.  The numbers of dislikes is a Google Secret for reasons of abject stupidity. All manifest reality is made up of entangled opposites. Erase the negative and the positive disappears along with it… The Google board of directors can’t be clueless to this basic fact of reality, so it must mean they’re deliberately killing off YT.
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  5. Officer: »You have the right to remain silent.« … Jeff remains silent… Officer: »Do you understand?« … … Silence…
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  6. If the investigator had asked Casey about childhood sexual abuse by her father, they could perhaps have got a confession. Her defense could then have used negligent upbringing in her defense as well, and her father, who seems strangely peripheral in the documentary, wouldn’t have skated.  You’ll say I can’t know, and this is true, I can’t. But 12 years in psychiatry taught me to recognize certain patterns. If the hypothesis holds up, her father taught her all her »impossible« character traits: That little girls' life don’t matter, to wear a bland face under unbearable stress, to become a proficient liar aso. Oh and her mother knew – at least subconsciously, but chose not to . That’s why Casey could get away with the truancy and have her mother cover for her. Was Casey’s daughter ever DNA tested? The father could be the big surprise…
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  7. Oh, she did tell her defense about the abuse. Well, I think its obvious…
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  8. Has YT become hyper-allergic to the truth? This is rock-solid documentary! What’s the matter, YT? We can’t all watch cute kittens all the time, and this is very educational and also reassuring for the public to watch competent investigators getting at the true crime…
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  9.  @brenne8030  They seem to be working cluelessly towards just that...
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  10. GrodRumpa Yeah, you just keep telling yourself that...
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  11. Momenтo MoRi Maybe try again? I haven't checked, but I'm pretty sure I typed "doorstop"...
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  12. Brandon Becker Not exactly. I'm merely suffering from an affliction which in the current company appears a bit rare. It's called "empathy" and makes this subject no joking matter at all. I could try to explain what warpes your view on this, but you wouldn't understand. You either get it or you don't. If you suspect I'm thinking that your emotinal maturity is childish or absent, though, you're not too far of.
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  13. Definitive Entertainment You're not really playing with a full deck, huh?
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  14. Gaming Git How about you grow up some, punk?
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