Comments by "Mia Kœnig" (@miaknig3130) on "The Disturbing Case of the House of Horrors Killer | Documentary" video.

The description says he had an attorney to analyze the legal material, and someone w a baccalaureate in psych for the analysis of his crazy ass. Tbh I though that most kids w undecided majors, end up w a BA in psych. If the person only had a BA, then he def paid attention in class bc his analysis seemed v good. I was surprised at the length, but grateful bc I had some work to do and this helped it get done more easily.
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Idk if I could ever fall asleep or be normal without the help of meds or liquor, after something that awful. I don't think this type of nightmare is as rare as people would like to think, and kids need to be taught to exercise caution even when they think they are with "friends". We should all be aware of our surroundings, and a possible escape route in case it becomes necessary.
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@excoriated1 in the description he says the interrogation analysis was by an attorney, while the analysis of the psych aspect was by someone w a BA in psych (it seemed thorough to the point that I thought it was a professional w at least some therapist skills or LCSW type of education).
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@margaret6839 v true, in addition to more obvious people who are having overt symptoms of mental issues e.g. the multiple cases of schizophrenic patients who did not have their normal resources and support teams during lockdown, and they were off of their meds and committed some horrific acts. A few of the random acts of violence in NYC, were attributed to loss of access to meds and therapists. One mentally ill man died while he was attacking someone on a subway platform. Another man came to the aid of the victim, and threw the schizophrenic man onto the tracks where he hit the third rail and was electrocuted. The mom of the dead attacker was interviewed and it was heartbreaking. She could only do so much,and she was trying toget things sorted but everything was closed or inaccessible. Of course people were hating on her for being his mother, but she tried and was hurting for the victims, her son, and others like him.
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@drgonzothe4th why are you replying to me? Where did I ever state it was not as it seems? Are you assuming I said that? I was replying to Margaret's comment about how we don't know who could be standing next to us, then I contrasted it w an example of someone who was obviously intending to do harm. Essentially saying there are dangers that are hidden and obvious. Is English a second language for you or are you challenged w reading comprehension problems?
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@drgonzothe4th lol. That was concise and effective (unlike your first reply😉). Have a good holiday✌
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@JayDidntDoIt I'm actually giggling, ty!
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@nikolai7231 Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I think they are able to act in therapeutic/ counseling roles and usually don't get paid quite as much as a psychologist and psychiatrist. I have noticed that many couples therapists have LCSW credentials. Sometimes they work on teams under psychiatrists who can handle any prescription requirements, while the LCSW has more direct contact w the client.
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Is that him snoring in the background of the 911 call?
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