I'm somehow not so sure this was his first murder: on the footage where his mother was washing his covered with blood jeans she didn't seem surprised or shocked, but just exhausted. This makes me think that it's not the first time she had to do it.
During that conversation in the interrogation room his mother mentions how this effect him, herself and his father. No mention of Tristan or her family
@Dr. G Explains she even mentions his siblings and how they're gonna have to change schools cause they're prob gonna get beat up. And WE ALL know she knows his ass wasn't wearing khaki pants.
Aiden has psychopathy. One of the symptoms of the disorder is an inability to feel empathy. He'll never feel remorse because it's scientifically impossible for him to.
Of course he doesn't feel remorse, he stabbed his friend 114 times. It always amazes me people seem to look for remorse in people who do things like this. That was the high point of his life to him.
Ppl expect remorse because they have a conscious. For “normal “people they assume that crazy people would have remorse. It’s hard to fathom that someone would not have remorse after killing a person. That’s a normal thought. I don’t believe some people understand that if you can stab a person 114 times and it’s your friend they are definitely not normal
It's because 'normal' people view things from their own personal inner view. Those people will have a concious, empathy, etc so will view a crime like this expecting remorse to be shown. However you are right in your point that you made, people who commit a crime like this do not have the ability to even know what remorse is let alone have any. So there is no surprise they don't present with having any.
You are right in that these ppl are not normal . But they are not mentally ill . For whatever reason they donot develop ability to feel empathy . As Dr said they feel very little anxiety or stress . But no one so far has been able to form a theory as to why
Hate in our society - even by way of response to his horrific crime - makes everything worse. He'll never be able to mix with the rest of us - and, unfortunately, there are more like him out there. Thanks for this video, Dr. G. In a perfect world, you would never have to make another one of these.
Hey Dr. G! Thank you for doing this video! It's really disturbing that was so attentive and hanging on every word about the details of Tristyn's injuries, even looking the witness in the eyes, but was totally disinterested in victim impact statements or how he has affected their lives. Then seemed angry that they were holding him accountable in their statements. He had no shame whatsoever, zero empathy, and no remorse at all. He would absolutely do it again. He enjoyed every minute of the kill. The little sh*t has been threatening the smaller kids in juvy forcing them to give him their commissary or he said when he got out of lockdown and into reg population he would stab them to death and look them in the eyes while he did it. He can't even act right when he's on trial for killing someone. I am a believer in the opportunity for rehabilitation and a chance to use the tools they learn back in society. However, this young man is can not be rehabilitated in my opinion. After being locked up at such a young age, for the next 25 years with the big dawgs before he even has a review, he will be so hardened and so evil that there's no way he can be among society. What a waste of two lives for NOTHING. Shame on him!!!
It was unspeakably tragic to listen to the medical examiner gives details of the injuries. While it is a subset of people, there are some people that are very unlikely to be capable of rehabilitation. There is no reason to believe he wouldn't do something like this again if given the opportunity.
@@drgexplains Agreed. Even though prison is "supposed" to be considered a place for rehabilitation, it seems more likely to bring out the darker side of people. It breeds hate and loneliness and turns people cold. Aiden is obviously bulking up trying to prepare himself for the day he gets transferred to the men's penitentiary so he is aware, somewhat. Unfortunately for him, he has no idea what's waiting. 114 times, a 13 yr old little girl... That's not going to go well for him. I guess we reap what we sow. Are you still considering a teaching course where we can pay for classes that would be taught by you?? I know it hasn't been long since we mentioned it to you and I'm sure you have a pretty busy schedule. We're still interested if and when you have the free time if you feel like tackling that kind of project 😁
@@KatSpade1018 I am working on a course right now. It's going to be video modules covering head to toe and teaching body language for safety/deception and relationships. I will also likely do live meetings online so people can ask questions and so forth. I've done training with business and law enforcement, so I have materials but I want to adapt it for everyone. Thanks for asking!
He’s already evil jackass. Anyone can change. I don’t think he’ll get the chance. Someone will kill him in prison 100%. When he gets transferred to the adult section of prison he doesn’t stand a chance. All this kids shit he’s been doing in kids prison. When they transfer him to the adult side he’s dead meat guaranteed.
I noticed when he was listening to the autopsy details he was moving side to side, then when he is upset he moves back and forth. Thank you for another great video.
In watching this video, I'm reminded of Paris Bennett, a truly scary teenager, who manipulated his babysitter into leaving him alone with his lil sister. Then, brutally murdered her, along with other acts, we can't name on this platform. Since, you're revisiting old cases, I'd love to hear your analysis of Paris Bennett. I've watched the documentary with his mother and several of his prison interviews, and he's so excruciatingly Scary.
Very well done analysis. I appreciate your direct language, balanced by your respect for the situation. Subbed immediately. Looking forward to upcoming content from you sir.
Wow, thank you so much. Given his age I wasn't sure if maybe his personality had yet to develop and brain functioning was off. But you are saying he's a psychopath, its scary to see someone that young demonstrate those behaviours. Love your videos!!
I didn't follow this case as closely but I enjoy your input as always thank you Dr G. 🙌💙 It seems consistent with these cases that no emotion is showed.😢
I think the only person he actually feels ashamed for is his grandmother. He clearly lacks empathy with his parents, which suggests to me that he doesn’t have a strong emotional bond with them. Worse than that, he’s really not sorry for the lives he’s ruined. Rather, he acts uninterested with what the members of victim’s family have to say. You could literally see him growing impatient with how long the trial is going. Great review on this, Dr. G. I’d love to see your analysis on other cases too.
Not having a strong emotional bond with his parents could be on them. I was crazy about my grandparents, but you’re supposed to be. I think you hit a nerve because my parents were terrible people and the bond I have with them is not positive and it’s not my fault. I’m not defending Aidan, but your point is interesting and it makes me wonder about his parents. The act is all on him, but I wonder if they reinforced his…whatever is wrong with him, or were not able to have an effect or what. Dahlmer’s father just wanted him to straighten up and fly right and him ma didn’t see anything wrong with bringing road kill home and performing dissections on them. I’m going to google them to see any statements they made, Aidens parents I mean.
I have watched so many of these channels talking about body language. I started getting annoyed with the way they would talk about some small measure but when I got interested in this case (Which I am certain the reason your video came up in my feed!) I watched just one more but was I surprised! Love your take on this Fucci punk....Thank you for making me interested again!!
Thanks for this excellent analysis. Aiden Fucci is a psychopath, clearly with no empathy for his victim or her family. He deserves his life sentence. Even if such people have no empathy for others, I can never understand how they think it is worth it to satisfy their desires and pay with it with their lives, while harming their own family. l I read the book 'Let Me Take You Down' about Mark Chapman who murdered John Lennon and this gave an insight into his mind. It is unlikely that Chapman will ever be released.
His parents didn't fail. People aren't psychopaths because of their parents. They are psychopaths because they are born that way, and their brain is different than ours. They may not have been the best parents, and his mom certainly messed up by trying to cover the evidence of his crime. But you need to understand he is not a psychopath because of his parents, he's a psychopath because he was born that way.
@Sophie Uknavage I never said they thrived, don't be dramatic and put words in my mouth. I said he is a psychopath, which has nothing to do with his parents. Learn how to read.
@theraraio5191 I won't be giving them my pledge for parents of the year, and you mentioned me being dramatic.. hmm, a 13 year old was stabbed 114 times by her peer. If that's not a reason to be dramatic then really what qualifies
I would LOVE your thoughts/ analysis on Darell Brooks.. I can't understand how someone can taunt victim families or feel absolutely no remorse. His behavior was so chaotic and bizarre. I don't know if he was pretending to avoid embarassment. I've just never seen anything like it!
@@drgexplains they are both insane!! simple! Daryll Brooks has no remorse and believe people got in HIS WAY!! This may be a small thing - in the whole scenario but I did also think about - who he borrowed the car from. I remember borrowing my Fathers car, and I was so, so, so careful parked it away from other cars, I actually feared that I would end up getting a scrape on it, and that came to mind while he destroyed other peoples lives and no thought to the fact he was using someone else vehicle to do so. What did he intend to do? call them up and say "oops sorry I wrecked your car"!! - I know it is nothing in compared to what he did (it may be my autism that singles out little things - but that also showed his character. He really does not care at all.
@Tatum Pretty much anybody who does something completely evil and insane is demonically possessed. Richard Ramirez was possessed (and he knew it), David Berkowitz was possessed (and he knew it), Jeffrey Dahmer was possessed--I don't think he knew it, but he did religiously watch a possession scene from The Exorcist Pt. 3 before killing people (this is according to the man who escaped from him; Tracy Edwards). Even this Fucci kid; if you search for "Fucci demons" on TH-cam you can see him fearfully muttering about how demons want to take his soul. That guy Darell Brooks, if you do some digging you will find some drugs, or some occultism or something that opened up a portal to a dimension that he either liked or was not strong enough to resist, and the rest is history. That is the secret ingredient everybody misses with murderers of this sort: demonic possession.
That so-called mother just spent the entire night washing her sons, bloody clothes, and doing everything she could to cover his tracks! So she’s putting on a show too 👺
Most folks that do body language gets on my last nerve but I like you and you don't get on my nerves 😂😂😂.. I subscribed.. I'm fascinated by this particular case.. 114 times is something I can't fathom, unfortunately the age of him doesn't shock me because a lot of teens are angry little varmints, but the amount of anger in this one is insane.. Ty for posting 😊... Oh, I'll add that I think he will be fine in prison, I don't think he'll get pushed around much and will probably be in the hole for fighting a lot during his younger years..
The audio in the interviewing room was with too much bass and sounded muffled, even with the close caps on. Can you please do this vid again with on screen caps.
During Fucci’s last courtroom hearing prior to his guilty plea (prosecution and defense presented and defended motions to allow/limit the quantity and variety of autopsy photographs to be viewed by the jury at trial), I was surprised to see the extraordinary degree of interest that Aiden showed in viewing each of the reportedly explicit close-up photos of Tristyn Bailey’s knife wounds. As his public defense attorney paged through each photo under discussion, Aiden leaned in and gazed unwaveringly. I would posit that he admired his handiwork.
This case is eerily similar to a murder that occurred in my small midwestern town back in the late nineties. A 16 year old boy murdered his 17 year old female friend. He wanted her for a girlfriend but she friend zoned him. The kid had a tough life as his mother was a dope head and his father remained a mystery. He was living in a flop house supporting himself and 14 year old brother by working in a grocery store. This is where he met the girl. One Saturday night she came to his room in the flop house to watch movies and eat pizza. She thought he was her friend. When she dozed off he viscously stabbed and choked her. When she was dead he then had sex with her corpse. At the trial he claimed to not know why he did it but just snapped and apologized profusely to her family. He got life without parole but committed suicide in prison soon afterward. Such a tragedy. The strange thing about this case was that this kids extended family seemed to be cursed with death. Illness, cancer, suicide. His aunt was a murder victim along with her infant daughter. Now he was not only a murderer but also a suicide. I swear that family was cursed. And to add to this bizarre story the farm his mother grew up on had been previously owned by a troubled WW2 vet who murdered both his wife as well as his mother in law back in 1963. At his trial he too could not explain his actions. Makes one think.
@@aisnow5788 I am including this story in a book I am currently working on. It is just a work of local history. I will provide you the kids name. From the 90’s. The 60’s murders are another story. Very strange. Wisconsin. Greg Gueths Google him. The entire story I will reveal in my book “Wisconsin ghost farm “ It is a work progress that I hope to finish this year. I have only been at it for ten years !!
Good grief... what awful events. Yeah some families seem cursed don't they... Small towns can be the worst... everyone knows your business, adultery and abuse can be rampant... My family lived in a small French village for about 4 years when I was 4 to 8 years old. It was like that... One poor little school friend's Dad blew his brains out because his wife was both adulterous and abusive... My Mom helped clean the mess... (this was the 1960s, there were no professional police post-crime cleaning teams). A woman committed suicide by jumping in a well... Some men were horrible bullies... There were awful stories in that village. My family moved away thankfully and soon after happily immigrated to Canada. Some rural places are hell holes...
@@pigmanobvious I hope that you finish your book!😊 I would love to read it. I will save your title & person's name. Hang in there, many authors take many years to produce books. I too have been working on one, a fictitious story about Atlantis... for years!😂 Good luck! 👋🇨🇦
@@abelis644 thanks I will do my best. It is pretty much done but I am having another more experienced local author edit it for me. Hopefully this year It will get done!
Lived with a psycho for 13 years. The more they are able to play with your emotional well being, the happier they get. Takes a long time to decipher what is real and what is fake. Be vigilant of your false sense of of reality . So hard to do as you are becoming a victim, but your spider senses are your clue. Pay attention and don’t move forward in a relationship as soon as you have the slightest inclinations. The moment they lie to you, take from you, hold you responsible for their wrong doing…. You move along and get the he** out! Now! Not a minute later!
Total psychopath... frightening. Good point about showing emotions; they have most of the emotions we all have but they lack empathy... thanks for sharing.
There was one part in the sentencing where it was read to the young psychopath that Tristan trusted him. I noticed it was one of the times he looked down. I actually think he took it as a compliment or as a needed supply to feed his ego. As in “I’m so good. So loved. Even my victim loved me because she trusted me. This means that I am good. She trusted me. I’m good.”
“Be as honest as you CAN about this.”, is not the same as “be completely honest.”. She was coaching him. “Stay close to the story.” Is one translation. JMO
I read that he was on several psych meds, including anti-psychtics, when he was in court. Does this affect his expressions? Regardless, I totally agree with your perspective. Thanks!
I thought about that also. But then I re-watched him in the interrogation room with his parents, he is acting the same way. Drugs or not, that's just who he is sadly.
@arronfrederick448I'm on mirtazipine and have been for several years. It has never, and does not affect my ability to feel emotions or know right from wrong..
It’s all about him. He viciously murdered beautiful Kristen & has no remorse. God bless her & the poor family! Hope he never, ever gets out of prison. Thank you Dr.G! I learn so much from your videos.
I appreciate your direct approach and logical analysis. Are you taking requests for future videos? I’d be very interested in seeing your thoughts on the murder of Mo Wilson. Specifically Kaitlin Armstrong and Colin Strickland. Barry Morphew as well, as the lack of justice for Suzanne continues to haunt so many. Thank you for sharing your insights.
Can’t imagine family wanting him out, how would you sleep in the same house, I was wondering while he was listening to the details of his crime could he be reliving it as the medical examiner was giving his testimony?
I think there is a blackmail dimension in this story that wasn't appropriately portrayed in various media outlets. What was she doing with Tre? And why Aiden came to pick her up at 1 AM? He doesn't even own a car. So what was the point behind that story. It seems there was a video between the victim and Tre that was recorded at one point by Aiden and he intended to use it as a blackmail tool that night but when it backfired, he killed her.
I believe he was interested, and engaged when describing the autopsy, and injuries, much like any serial killer, as I believe they are all narcissistic,, but when descriptions of their crimes, photos, etc., they relive this moment euphorically, and with pleasure and excitement.
Dr. G I also noticed it seemed like his parents had an idea he did it mom more than dad but both of them knew in their gut I believe. He’s very cold and callous 😢😮
Wow! I am now even seeing the hidden "smile" as the are explaining autopsy.. watch around 10:37-11:08 ... parts that are even paused his face (around the eyes) shows idk happy/proud?
During the conversation with his parents, he was jiggling his leg. Is that an indication of stress? Also, during the testimony regarding the stab wounds, do you think he’s enjoying this account, remembering the act of her murder? I was wondering if that might be why he was very focused and listening intently. Again, your videos are very fascinating and shed so much light on what’s going on with the subject. Thank you!
He told his girlfriend that he would play stupid, get away with it, and continue to kill. So during the interview he's probably thinking, act dumb, play stupid, you don't know anything, lie like crazy and everyone will fall for it. Also, he probably thought that since he's young they would just send him to juvie for a year or two.
Just found your channel today and I really love your analysis and explanations. You are so good at pointing out some of the less noticeable behaviors. I subscribed and I've already shared with a couple of friends who also enjoy body language videos!
I can't understand how a 14 year old can become so evil. What happened to make him stab a young girl over 100 times? To me, that sounds like a huge amount of anger coming out of him. Why?
How could anyone stab someone that many times and feel no remorse? Death penalty. That's a brutal way to die and he gets a slap on the wrist, because he is young? Why aren't these violent criminals being taken out the same way they did to someone else? Why is compassion shown to these criminals? They don't have any empathy, but they get empathy? Make the punishment tougher and get some these people an understanding of consequences. Get some real judges in the courtrooms! If he doesn't have empathy, he sure won't understand waking up to what he did to her everyday. He doesn't get it. Pathetic piece of garbage. Narcissists are just plain evil and they shouldn't be given empathy out of respect for the family of this girl.
Did his mother really not understand that WASHING his jeans did absolutely nothing to hide the blood from the police? Or is it just that all us true crime enthusiasts know this stuff like the back of our hand.
Thx for doing this video. Interesting how young he is and can notice things by body language. It makes me wonder about young students ive had over the yrs and thinking of can u notice this behavior in young children?
This kid will grow up to be a dangerous person to society. Look at the father mother dynamic it's so telling. He answers his father with a yes sir but the mom with a simple yeah. She shows to be very commanding presents but he doesn't give any to her while the dad seems very caring and concern but he answers with a firm answer. He has high regard for his father but i don't feel for the mom.
Hard life in a state prison will definitely make him reflect on his life. His inmates would be really excited to "welcome" this young, 16 year old convict.
I believe the difference with Dennis Rader and Aiden Fucci is that Dennis Rader thinks he is the smartest person in the room and he very proud of himself and loves telling everyone how smart he is. Fucci is not interested in what people think of him. He doesn’t feel the need to let everyone know his thoughts.
If this is the way he always has been how could you as parent not suspect that something is wrong with your child? He would have scared me in a way or at least I would have some worries.
Well, both parents are a bit bizarre themselves. His Dad did prison time for sleeping with an underage girl, as well, if I recall, as other crimes. And look at his mom, actually washing his blood soaked jeans... After 114 stab wounds, I imagine there weren't just one or 2 droplets to wash off...
I really enjoyed and learnt a lot from this video, thank you. Does showing remorse in court work in the defense’s favor? Does it matter one way or another? (Either than for the victim’s family ofcourse)
It can possibly help with sentencing, but more than that the vast majority of people automatically feel remorse. Seeing that someone is capable of it show positive signs toward some degree of rehabilitation.
One of the issues with perpetrators of viciously violent crimes is that some will feign remorse both in court and to both clinicians evaluating them before trials and for parole board hearings. Those with ASPD with psychopathy will frequently feign remorse in such circumstances so it's important for clinicians to do thorough psychological assessments because of this issue.
I feel a strong sense of empathy towards the whole situation. With one person having passed away and the other left with a significantly impaired life, there are no winners in this tragic circumstance. It is truly disheartening. Additionally, if there is indeed no remorse (although it is not for us to determine), alternative solutions should be considered instead of imprisonment since the irreversible nature of the situation calls for a different approach.
I saw you write the exact same comment on someone else's video about him. I'd love to hear your ideas about what approach you think would be warranted...
@@dental257 here’s an idea….why don’t YOU house him in your spare bedroom. No you wouldn’t would you. You would want him far away on someone else’s doorstep.
Love this analysis bc you're spot on imo. Fucci has no empathy and I hope he spends the rest of his life behind bars bc he has no place in civilized society. Can you do a video or two on Letecia Stauch, the Wests, and Darrell Brooks please? Also looking forward to your body language course!
Hi Dr. G. I saw you on Recovery Addict's channel today discussing Leticia Stouch (sp?). It's remarkable how much of what you said of him relates to her. Indifference, only being truly interested when the autopsy photos were shown. Thank God RA didn't show those. It's eerily similar how close these 2 personalities are.
People on the spectrum often have higher than average empathy, we just have a different style of communication. It's a misnomer that Autistic people don't have/have low empathy. Some do, but not many (just like with neurotypicals everyone is different). The diagnostic criteria is built around neurotypical people observing Autistic people, and not on Autistic experience. The double empathy problem talks about how Autistic people don't feel a whole lot of empathy from Allistics (non Autistics), and how Allistics don't feel it from Autistics - but Neurotypicals make up the bulk of the population and we are disabled in this environment - we wouldn't be if the world was built by us, it's a matter of environment and understanding. The diagnostic criteria needs an overhaul with Autistic input. It really annoys me when Psychopaths are compared to Autistics - I know you were doing this in a positive way, but it implies that there is some similarity or overlap and there is not! Your videos are great though, thanks!
WTH his dad said you'll have to live with me ...like he was just going to walk out. I thought both parents didn't understand the severity of the situation.
This was a 14 year old child who committed this outrageous act Is there any way that modern psychology can identify such madness/sickness/psychopathy in children before they commit a heinous act? Seems there were warning signs, including among others, the fact that he told several friends that he was going to kill someone within a month - was he crying out for help by telling them that or was that just bravado?
There are almost always warning signs. People like this, also, generally tell someone they are going to do it. I don't see that as a cry for help, its more just sheer arrogance in this case in my opinion. We can most definitely identify it, but parents or friends or whomever is in their lives, have to be willing to not ignore signs when they see them. I have absolutely had the experience as a therapist of warning a family about concerns I had about a family member, and they quit as patients because they didn't like it.
I’ve always thought a great topic for a video or blog would be: what would it be like if you took all the most infamous serial killers and locked them in one room. How would that play out?
We must understand that persons with psychopatic nature aren't automatically deprived of what makes humans free persons that we can really value - reason, conscience and will. Otherwise, they could not even be held responsible for their actions. It is true that the emotional part is blocked with them, because they are dominated by abstract and strategic intelligence. But that doesn't mean they can't show repentance for their acts, because repentance is first and foremost based on a voluntary decision, which essentially is the only thing that makes repentance worthwhile instead of some emotion. In fact, many of the people with psychopathic behaviour can humble themselves to the ground when they experience total disaster or when they are overpowered so that they lose their power completely, through some disease for example.
He pays attention to the descriptions of the crime b/c it allows him to relive it. He enjoys hearing the details.
Very Ted Bundy-esque
@@MultiMediaEvanThat's exactly who I thought of.
This kid is scary. He’s a very dangerous psychopath. It’s a good thing he was caught after only one murder.
I'm somehow not so sure this was his first murder: on the footage where his mother was washing his covered with blood jeans she didn't seem surprised or shocked, but just exhausted. This makes me think that it's not the first time she had to do it.
During that conversation in the interrogation room his mother mentions how this effect him, herself and his father. No mention of Tristan or her family
Good point!
She should of mentioned the victims family and community and god etc…. Why didn’t she I wonder
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@Dr. G Explains she even mentions his siblings and how they're gonna have to change schools cause they're prob gonna get beat up. And WE ALL know she knows his ass wasn't wearing khaki pants.
tree don’t grow too far from the apple
i absolutely hate the fact that him and his family never really thought about how tristyn felt💔 may she rest in peace
He deserves the death penalty. Too bad that isn't going to happen. When he gets back into society, watch out.
In the old times if a kid did that their parents would be put in jail too
@@lautaro736 I wish this would be the case with this kid too. They're definitly part of the problem too.
Bc they're clearly selfish,and self absorbed. Which is why Aiden turned out the way he did..
Aiden has psychopathy. One of the symptoms of the disorder is an inability to feel empathy. He'll never feel remorse because it's scientifically impossible for him to.
Aiden looking down out of disinterest during the victim impact statement, says it all really. I'm glad he's being punished as an adult.
Of course he doesn't feel remorse, he stabbed his friend 114 times. It always amazes me people seem to look for remorse in people who do things like this. That was the high point of his life to him.
Ppl expect remorse because they have a conscious. For “normal “people they assume that crazy people would have remorse. It’s hard to fathom that someone would not have remorse after killing a person. That’s a normal thought. I don’t believe some people understand that if you can stab a person 114 times and it’s your friend they are definitely not normal
It's because 'normal' people view things from their own personal inner view. Those people will have a concious, empathy, etc so will view a crime like this expecting remorse to be shown.
However you are right in your point that you made, people who commit a crime like this do not have the ability to even know what remorse is let alone have any. So there is no surprise they don't present with having any.
You are right in that these ppl are not normal . But they are not mentally ill . For whatever reason they donot develop ability to feel empathy . As Dr said they feel very little anxiety or stress . But no one so far has been able to form a theory as to why
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Develop a conscience, not a conscious.
@@abelis644 you’re that dude,I know who you’re now.
Hate in our society - even by way of response to his horrific crime - makes everything worse. He'll never be able to mix with the rest of us - and, unfortunately, there are more like him out there.
Thanks for this video, Dr. G. In a perfect world, you would never have to make another one of these.
You got that right!! There are many more of him, out there.
@@kenn1936and many more that aren’t born yet.
@@karendobbs8153 yes!! they will keep coming.
Hey Dr. G! Thank you for doing this video!
It's really disturbing that was so attentive and hanging on every word about the details of Tristyn's injuries, even looking the witness in the eyes, but was totally disinterested in victim impact statements or how he has affected their lives. Then seemed angry that they were holding him accountable in their statements.
He had no shame whatsoever, zero empathy, and no remorse at all.
He would absolutely do it again. He enjoyed every minute of the kill. The little sh*t has been threatening the smaller kids in juvy forcing them to give him their commissary or he said when he got out of lockdown and into reg population he would stab them to death and look them in the eyes while he did it. He can't even act right when he's on trial for killing someone.
I am a believer in the opportunity for rehabilitation and a chance to use the tools they learn back in society. However, this young man is can not be rehabilitated in my opinion. After being locked up at such a young age, for the next 25 years with the big dawgs before he even has a review, he will be so hardened and so evil that there's no way he can be among society. What a waste of two lives for NOTHING. Shame on him!!!
It was unspeakably tragic to listen to the medical examiner gives details of the injuries. While it is a subset of people, there are some people that are very unlikely to be capable of rehabilitation. There is no reason to believe he wouldn't do something like this again if given the opportunity.
@@drgexplains Agreed. Even though prison is "supposed" to be considered a place for rehabilitation, it seems more likely to bring out the darker side of people. It breeds hate and loneliness and turns people cold. Aiden is obviously bulking up trying to prepare himself for the day he gets transferred to the men's penitentiary so he is aware, somewhat. Unfortunately for him, he has no idea what's waiting.
114 times, a 13 yr old little girl... That's not going to go well for him. I guess we reap what we sow.
Are you still considering a teaching course where we can pay for classes that would be taught by you?? I know it hasn't been long since we mentioned it to you and I'm sure you have a pretty busy schedule. We're still interested if and when you have the free time if you feel like tackling that kind of project 😁
@@KatSpade1018 I am working on a course right now. It's going to be video modules covering head to toe and teaching body language for safety/deception and relationships. I will also likely do live meetings online so people can ask questions and so forth. I've done training with business and law enforcement, so I have materials but I want to adapt it for everyone. Thanks for asking!
He’s already evil jackass. Anyone can change. I don’t think he’ll get the chance. Someone will kill him in prison 100%. When he gets transferred to the adult section of prison he doesn’t stand a chance. All this kids shit he’s been doing in kids prison. When they transfer him to the adult side he’s dead meat guaranteed.
He’ll shit his pants when adult prison gets him.
Your analysis is excellent. Thank you. I am relieved he is being removed from society.
Thank you so much!
Albeit one murder too late ! 😞
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I will bet that he'll kill again in prison, he hasn't exactly been a model prisoner...
I noticed when he was listening to the autopsy details he was moving side to side, then when he is upset he moves back and forth. Thank you for another great video.
Interesting, I'll check that out.
I am thinking he is enjoying hearing about it, reliving it. What a psycho creep!
A chef’s kiss for keeping me interested from start to finish! One of my favourite TH-cam channels 👌😁
You are an excellent teacher. You don't just talk about things, you do an excellent job helping us learn.
In watching this video, I'm reminded of Paris Bennett, a truly scary teenager, who manipulated his babysitter into leaving him alone with his lil sister. Then, brutally murdered her, along with other acts, we can't name on this platform. Since, you're revisiting old cases, I'd love to hear your analysis of Paris Bennett. I've watched the documentary with his mother and several of his prison interviews, and he's so excruciatingly Scary.
I watched a doc about it too and ever since I hear of the case and it turns me sick he is one of the worst psychopaths to ever walk
Very well done analysis. I appreciate your direct language, balanced by your respect for the situation. Subbed immediately. Looking forward to upcoming content from you sir.
Much appreciated!
So glad I found this channel. Thanks, Dr. G!
I'm glad you found this channel too. Thank you!
Very interesting. Thanks! One of my new favorite channels.
Such a horrific case. Thank you for your analysis. Always enjoy your episodes!
I'm binging all your videos tonight
Wow, thank you so much. Given his age I wasn't sure if maybe his personality had yet to develop and brain functioning was off. But you are saying he's a psychopath, its scary to see someone that young demonstrate those behaviours. Love your videos!!
you can’t actually diagnose someone as a psychopath at this age. I wonder about Dr G as he doesn’t post his credentials
I didn't follow this case as closely but I enjoy your input as always thank you Dr G. 🙌💙 It seems consistent with these cases that no emotion is showed.😢
I think the only person he actually feels ashamed for is his grandmother. He clearly lacks empathy with his parents, which suggests to me that he doesn’t have a strong emotional bond with them. Worse than that, he’s really not sorry for the lives he’s ruined. Rather, he acts uninterested with what the members of victim’s family have to say. You could literally see him growing impatient with how long the trial is going.
Great review on this, Dr. G. I’d love to see your analysis on other cases too.
Not having a strong emotional bond with his parents could be on them. I was crazy about my grandparents, but you’re supposed to be.
I think you hit a nerve because my parents were terrible people and the bond I have with them is not positive and it’s not my fault. I’m not defending Aidan, but your point is interesting and it makes me wonder about his parents. The act is all on him, but I wonder if they reinforced his…whatever is wrong with him, or were not able to have an effect or what. Dahlmer’s father just wanted him to straighten up and fly right and him ma didn’t see anything wrong with bringing road kill home and performing dissections on them. I’m going to google them to see any statements they made, Aidens parents I mean.
Your analysis is so good! It all rings so true!
Thank you for sharing! 👍👍👍👍
Hey Doc you are on fire thanks so much!!!!
Thank you so much!
I have watched so many of these channels talking about body language. I started getting annoyed with the way they would talk about some small measure but when I got interested in this case (Which I am certain the reason your video came up in my feed!) I watched just one more but was I surprised! Love your take on this Fucci punk....Thank you for making me interested again!!
Thanks so much for watching! I appreciate your comment!
Thanks for this excellent analysis. Aiden Fucci is a psychopath, clearly with no empathy for his victim or her family. He deserves his life sentence. Even if such people have no empathy for others, I can never understand how they think it is worth it to satisfy their desires and pay with it with their lives, while harming their own family. l I read the book 'Let Me Take You Down' about Mark Chapman who murdered John Lennon and this gave an insight into his mind. It is unlikely that Chapman will ever be released.
His parents failed, and now society will throw away the key w ZERO remorse. God bless Tristyn and her fam ❤
His parents didn't fail. People aren't psychopaths because of their parents. They are psychopaths because they are born that way, and their brain is different than ours. They may not have been the best parents, and his mom certainly messed up by trying to cover the evidence of his crime. But you need to understand he is not a psychopath because of his parents, he's a psychopath because he was born that way.
@@theraraio5191 so by your standards his parents thrived? I don't think so, very low standards wouldn't you say
@Sophie Uknavage I never said they thrived, don't be dramatic and put words in my mouth. I said he is a psychopath, which has nothing to do with his parents. Learn how to read.
@theraraio5191 I won't be giving them my pledge for parents of the year, and you mentioned me being dramatic.. hmm, a 13 year old was stabbed 114 times by her peer. If that's not a reason to be dramatic then really what qualifies
For the record, NO baby has ever been born a psychopath, they're created. It's not genes alone
I would LOVE your thoughts/ analysis on Darell Brooks.. I can't understand how someone can taunt victim families or feel absolutely no remorse. His behavior was so chaotic and bizarre. I don't know if he was pretending to avoid embarassment. I've just never seen anything like it!
I'll add him to my list of videos after I finish one I'm working on right now about Lori Daybell.
@@drgexplains they are both insane!! simple! Daryll Brooks has no remorse and believe people got in HIS WAY!! This may be a small thing - in the whole scenario but I did also think about - who he borrowed the car from. I remember borrowing my Fathers car, and I was so, so, so careful parked it away from other cars, I actually feared that I would end up getting a scrape on it, and that came to mind while he destroyed other peoples lives and no thought to the fact he was using someone else vehicle to do so. What did he intend to do? call them up and say "oops sorry I wrecked your car"!! - I know it is nothing in compared to what he did (it may be my autism that singles out little things - but that also showed his character. He really does not care at all.
@Tatum
Pretty much anybody who does something completely evil and insane is demonically possessed. Richard Ramirez was possessed (and he knew it), David Berkowitz was possessed (and he knew it), Jeffrey Dahmer was possessed--I don't think he knew it, but he did religiously watch a possession scene from The Exorcist Pt. 3 before killing people (this is according to the man who escaped from him; Tracy Edwards). Even this Fucci kid; if you search for "Fucci demons" on TH-cam you can see him fearfully muttering about how demons want to take his soul. That guy Darell Brooks, if you do some digging you will find some drugs, or some occultism or something that opened up a portal to a dimension that he either liked or was not strong enough to resist, and the rest is history. That is the secret ingredient everybody misses with murderers of this sort: demonic possession.
His 2 hour rambling just before sentence was mind boggling
@@richardlongmore9301 seriously!!! My brain hurts when I try to make some of the things he said make sense.
That so-called mother just spent the entire night washing her sons, bloody clothes, and doing everything she could to cover his tracks! So she’s putting on a show too 👺
Most folks that do body language gets on my last nerve but I like you and you don't get on my nerves 😂😂😂.. I subscribed.. I'm fascinated by this particular case.. 114 times is something I can't fathom, unfortunately the age of him doesn't shock me because a lot of teens are angry little varmints, but the amount of anger in this one is insane.. Ty for posting 😊... Oh, I'll add that I think he will be fine in prison, I don't think he'll get pushed around much and will probably be in the hole for fighting a lot during his younger years..
Fascinating!! Thank you for your time 💙💙💙
Thank you! Cheers!
Brilliant analysis, doctor. 👌
The audio in the interviewing room was with too much bass and sounded muffled, even with the close caps on. Can you please do this vid again with on screen caps.
I'll see if I can add them on this video using TH-cam's editing tools. Thanks.
@@drgexplains I should have directly mentioned the caps from the interview were not captured, only for yourself. Thank you.
I really like your insight and attention to detail when you’re observing these individuals.
During Fucci’s last courtroom hearing prior to his guilty plea (prosecution and defense presented and defended motions to allow/limit the quantity and variety of autopsy photographs to be viewed by the jury at trial), I was surprised to see the extraordinary degree of interest that Aiden showed in viewing each of the reportedly explicit close-up photos of Tristyn Bailey’s knife wounds. As his public defense attorney paged through each photo under discussion, Aiden leaned in and gazed unwaveringly. I would posit that he admired his handiwork.
Link?😅
So glad you did Aiden Fucci s body language
Your spot on as usual 😄
You have such a great channel. Ty
Thank you so much!
This case is eerily similar to a murder that occurred in my small midwestern town back in the late nineties. A 16 year old boy murdered his 17 year old female friend. He wanted her for a girlfriend but she friend zoned him.
The kid had a tough life as his mother was a dope head and his father remained a mystery. He was living in a flop house supporting himself and 14 year old brother by working in a grocery store. This is where he met the girl.
One Saturday night she came to his room in the flop house to watch movies and eat pizza. She thought he was her friend. When she dozed off he viscously stabbed and choked her. When she was dead he then had sex with her corpse.
At the trial he claimed to not know why he did it but just snapped and apologized profusely to her family.
He got life without parole but committed suicide in prison soon afterward. Such a tragedy.
The strange thing about this case was that this kids extended family seemed to be cursed with death. Illness, cancer, suicide. His aunt was a murder victim along with her infant daughter. Now he was not only a murderer but also a suicide.
I swear that family was cursed.
And to add to this bizarre story the farm his mother grew up on had been previously owned by a troubled WW2 vet who murdered both his wife as well as his mother in law back in 1963. At his trial he too could not explain his actions.
Makes one think.
Interesting. Any names you could give so I can look into the story?
@@aisnow5788 I am including this story in a book I am currently working on. It is just a work of local history.
I will provide you the kids name.
From the 90’s. The 60’s murders are another story. Very strange.
Wisconsin. Greg Gueths
Google him.
The entire story I will reveal in my book “Wisconsin ghost farm “
It is a work progress that I hope to finish this year. I have only been at it for ten years !!
Good grief... what awful events.
Yeah some families seem cursed don't they...
Small towns can be the worst... everyone knows your business, adultery and abuse can be rampant...
My family lived in a small French village for about 4 years when I was 4 to 8 years old. It was like that...
One poor little school friend's Dad blew his brains out because his wife was both adulterous and abusive... My Mom helped clean the mess... (this was the 1960s, there were no professional police post-crime cleaning teams).
A woman committed suicide by jumping in a well... Some men were horrible bullies... There were awful stories in that village.
My family moved away thankfully and soon after happily immigrated to Canada.
Some rural places are hell holes...
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I hope that you finish your book!😊 I would love to read it.
I will save your title & person's name.
Hang in there, many authors take many years to produce books.
I too have been working on one, a fictitious story about Atlantis... for years!😂
Good luck!
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@@abelis644 thanks I will do my best. It is pretty much done but I am having another more experienced local author edit it for me. Hopefully this year It will get done!
Very intelligent review
Thank you!
Lived with a psycho for 13 years.
The more they are able to play with your emotional well being, the happier they get.
Takes a long time to decipher what is real and what is fake. Be vigilant of your false sense of of reality . So hard to do as you are becoming a victim, but your spider senses are your clue. Pay attention and don’t move forward in a relationship as soon as you have the slightest inclinations. The moment they lie to you, take from you, hold you responsible for their wrong doing…. You move along and get the he** out! Now! Not a minute later!
Total psychopath... frightening. Good point about showing emotions; they have most of the emotions we all have but they lack empathy... thanks for sharing.
There was one part in the sentencing where it was read to the young psychopath that Tristan trusted him. I noticed it was one of the times he looked down. I actually think he took it as a compliment or as a needed supply to feed his ego. As in “I’m so good. So loved. Even my victim loved me because she trusted me. This means that I am good. She trusted me. I’m good.”
That's very possible!
Good point!
ps: the victim's name is Tristyn.
this was great. awesome job!
Thank you so much!
“Be as honest as you CAN about this.”, is not the same as “be completely honest.”. She was coaching him. “Stay close to the story.” Is one translation. JMO
I agree with you. That is certainly how it sounded.
Yes, I would like to see more content like this. Have you done Lori Daybell?
Yes, I did! I released it about a week ago and you can find it on my channel. Thanks!
Thank you Dr. G. So interesting.
Thanks so much for watching!
You are my favorite on Psychology & Body Language! You are to the point and on point. 😌 Thank You, for the awesome content!
Edit: words to clarify😌
Wow, thank you! Always looking for new people and few footage to analyze!
Thank you so much!! ❤ Fascinating analysis.
Thank you for watching!
I think he loves his grandma. I think he was sad at that point. Not for Tristan or what he did. But for his grandma
Great analysis!
Thank you so much!
Stabbing someone 100+ times tells me he felt extreme rage. That’s also A LOT of work. He must have been exhausted afterwards. It’s so depraved.
Fascinating- thanks Dr G.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing job and content 😃
Thank you! 😁
You are excellent. Subscribed.
Found your channel on a whim. Love the facts.
You should do an analysis of his parents too! I'm curious!
If you have time I’d love your analysis on his mother’s body language.
Love your commentary 😊
Thank you! 😁
Woah that is a lot of anger!!
I read that he was on several psych meds, including anti-psychtics, when he was in court. Does this affect his expressions? Regardless, I totally agree with your perspective. Thanks!
They can to an extent, but not to the degree that we are seeing.
I thought about that also. But then I re-watched him in the interrogation room with his parents, he is acting the same way. Drugs or not, that's just who he is sadly.
@arronfrederick448I'm on mirtazipine and have been for several years. It has never, and does not affect my ability to feel emotions or know right from wrong..
It’s all about him. He viciously murdered beautiful Kristen & has no remorse. God bless her & the poor family! Hope he never, ever gets out of prison. Thank you Dr.G! I learn so much from your videos.
Thank you so much for watching. This one is such an unbelievable tragedy, and Fucci is as bad they get.
I appreciate your direct approach and logical analysis. Are you taking requests for future videos?
I’d be very interested in seeing your thoughts on the murder of Mo Wilson. Specifically Kaitlin Armstrong and Colin Strickland. Barry Morphew as well, as the lack of justice for Suzanne continues to haunt so many.
Thank you for sharing your insights.
I'm absolutely taking requests for future videos. I get most of my video recommendations from these comments. I'll add your suggestions. Thank you!
@@drgexplains wonderful to hear! Thank you for your generosity and attentiveness to your audience.
Can’t imagine family wanting him out, how would you sleep in the same house, I was wondering while he was listening to the details of his crime could he be reliving it as the medical examiner was giving his testimony?
I think there is a blackmail dimension in this story that wasn't appropriately portrayed in various media outlets. What was she doing with Tre? And why Aiden came to pick her up at 1 AM? He doesn't even own a car. So what was the point behind that story. It seems there was a video between the victim and Tre that was recorded at one point by Aiden and he intended to use it as a blackmail tool that night but when it backfired, he killed her.
Lol the attorney in me is wondering why his public defender didn’t make him rewrite the letter.
I'm glad the lawyer didn't because these are his true feelings and basically proves he has no remorse and only looking to say I'm losing all of this.
It's like he is enjoying reliving the experience. When the path. goes through it, he's getting off on it again as he probably did at the time.
I tried to do Smart View with your videos so I can watch it on TV but your sound is always recorded verytomorrow! Low
I believe he was interested, and engaged when describing the autopsy, and injuries, much like any serial killer, as I believe they are all narcissistic,, but when descriptions of their crimes, photos, etc., they relive this moment euphorically, and with pleasure and excitement.
Dr. G I also noticed it seemed like his parents had an idea he did it mom more than dad but both of them knew in their gut I believe. He’s very cold and callous 😢😮
It's hard to imagine that they didn't know.
Wow! I am now even seeing the hidden "smile" as the are explaining autopsy.. watch around 10:37-11:08 ... parts that are even paused his face (around the eyes) shows idk happy/proud?
I think you are interpreting it correctly.
Hey Dr. G, nice work as always!! I would be interested in a video on Lori Vallow Daybell. Thanks for all the time you put in your videos.
Sure thing! I've been working on it this week and its coming this weekend.
During the conversation with his parents, he was jiggling his leg. Is that an indication of stress? Also, during the testimony regarding the stab wounds, do you think he’s enjoying this account, remembering the act of her murder? I was wondering if that might be why he was very focused and listening intently. Again, your videos are very fascinating and shed so much light on what’s going on with the subject. Thank you!
Great points, I wish Dr. . had answered you...😢
Hey Dr. G.
He told his girlfriend that he would play stupid, get away with it, and continue to kill. So during the interview he's probably thinking, act dumb, play stupid, you don't know anything, lie like crazy and everyone will fall for it. Also, he probably thought that since he's young they would just send him to juvie for a year or two.
Just found your channel today and I really love your analysis and explanations. You are so good at pointing out some of the less noticeable behaviors. I subscribed and I've already shared with a couple of friends who also enjoy body language videos!
Much appreciated! Thank you so much for watching!
Good video. I have a question. What is the study of eye movement and eye dialation called?
Poor Girl 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭
I can't understand how a 14 year old can become so evil. What happened to make him stab a young girl over 100 times? To me, that sounds like a huge amount of anger coming out of him. Why?
How could anyone stab someone that many times and feel no remorse? Death penalty. That's a brutal way to die and he gets a slap on the wrist, because he is young? Why aren't these violent criminals being taken out the same way they did to someone else? Why is compassion shown to these criminals? They don't have any empathy, but they get empathy? Make the punishment tougher and get some these people an understanding of consequences. Get some real judges in the courtrooms! If he doesn't have empathy, he sure won't understand waking up to what he did to her everyday. He doesn't get it. Pathetic piece of garbage. Narcissists are just plain evil and they shouldn't be given empathy out of respect for the family of this girl.
You know you have a problem mother on your hands when she's upset but not surprised that her 14 yr old son stabbed a girl over a hundred times.
Right?? If this was my 13 year old, I would be freaking out!! 😮😮😮
Did his mother really not understand that WASHING his jeans did absolutely nothing to hide the blood from the police? Or is it just that all us true crime enthusiasts know this stuff like the back of our hand.
Thx for doing this video. Interesting how young he is and can notice things by body language. It makes me wonder about young students ive had over the yrs and thinking of can u notice this behavior in young children?
The behaviors are often different depending on the development stage, but they can be observed through most of the lifespan.
@Dr. G Explains my follow up would be .. if a person is showing signs young, is too young for a dx, what does the support for them look like?
I’d be interested in seeing a video on someone who is genuinely showing remorse/regret for a crime
There's a reason there aren't any such videos...
This kid will grow up to be a dangerous person to society. Look at the father mother dynamic it's so telling. He answers his father with a yes sir but the mom with a simple yeah. She shows to be very commanding presents but he doesn't give any to her while the dad seems very caring and concern but he answers with a firm answer. He has high regard for his father but i don't feel for the mom.
The icy cold look on this future serial killer’s face shows just how appropriate this life sentence really was.
Hard life in a state prison will definitely make him reflect on his life. His inmates would be really excited to "welcome" this young, 16 year old convict.
I believe the difference with Dennis Rader and Aiden Fucci is that Dennis Rader thinks he is the smartest person in the room and he very proud of himself and loves telling everyone how smart he is. Fucci is not interested in what people think of him. He doesn’t feel the need to let everyone know his thoughts.
If this is the way he always has been how could you as parent not suspect that something is wrong with your child? He would have scared me in a way or at least I would have some worries.
Well, both parents are a bit bizarre themselves.
His Dad did prison time for sleeping with an underage girl, as well, if I recall, as other crimes.
And look at his mom, actually washing his blood soaked jeans...
After 114 stab wounds, I imagine there weren't just one or 2 droplets to wash off...
I really enjoyed and learnt a lot from this video, thank you. Does showing remorse in court work in the defense’s favor? Does it matter one way or another? (Either than for the victim’s family ofcourse)
It can possibly help with sentencing, but more than that the vast majority of people automatically feel remorse. Seeing that someone is capable of it show positive signs toward some degree of rehabilitation.
One of the issues with perpetrators of viciously violent crimes is that some will feign remorse both in court and to both clinicians evaluating them before trials and for parole board hearings. Those with ASPD with psychopathy will frequently feign remorse in such circumstances so it's important for clinicians to do thorough psychological assessments because of this issue.
I feel a strong sense of empathy towards the whole situation. With one person having passed away and the other left with a significantly impaired life, there are no winners in this tragic circumstance. It is truly disheartening. Additionally, if there is indeed no remorse (although it is not for us to determine), alternative solutions should be considered instead of imprisonment since the irreversible nature of the situation calls for a different approach.
Get lost
I saw you write the exact same comment on someone else's video about him. I'd love to hear your ideas about what approach you think would be warranted...
@@crowmedicine3890 I don't have any answers... :( It just seems that locking him up is not the solution.
@@dental257 Oh ok.
@@dental257 here’s an idea….why don’t YOU house him in your spare bedroom. No you wouldn’t would you. You would want him far away on someone else’s doorstep.
Love this analysis bc you're spot on imo. Fucci has no empathy and I hope he spends the rest of his life behind bars bc he has no place in civilized society.
Can you do a video or two on Letecia Stauch, the Wests, and Darrell Brooks please?
Also looking forward to your body language course!
I'm already working on Staunch and Brooks. I'll add the Wests. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@drgexplains awesome! Looking forward to watching. ♥️
Hi Dr. G. I saw you on Recovery Addict's channel today discussing Leticia Stouch (sp?). It's remarkable how much of what you said of him relates to her. Indifference, only being truly interested when the autopsy photos were shown. Thank God RA didn't show those. It's eerily similar how close these 2 personalities are.
You are going to see a lot of similarities between the different psychopaths I cover on this channel. Thanks!
How did they control themselves from slapping the shit out of him?
I wonder why too. I would explode if he was my kid
Agreed. Afraid of the cameras, and fearing that they might be accused of child abuse?
People on the spectrum often have higher than average empathy, we just have a different style of communication. It's a misnomer that Autistic people don't have/have low empathy. Some do, but not many (just like with neurotypicals everyone is different). The diagnostic criteria is built around neurotypical people observing Autistic people, and not on Autistic experience. The double empathy problem talks about how Autistic people don't feel a whole lot of empathy from Allistics (non Autistics), and how Allistics don't feel it from Autistics - but Neurotypicals make up the bulk of the population and we are disabled in this environment - we wouldn't be if the world was built by us, it's a matter of environment and understanding. The diagnostic criteria needs an overhaul with Autistic input. It really annoys me when Psychopaths are compared to Autistics - I know you were doing this in a positive way, but it implies that there is some similarity or overlap and there is not! Your videos are great though, thanks!
WTH his dad said you'll have to live with me ...like he was just going to walk out. I thought both parents didn't understand the severity of the situation.
ME said "45 defensive wounds." Meaning this poor kid was alive and fighting for a very long time.
This was a 14 year old child who committed this outrageous act Is there any way that modern psychology can identify such madness/sickness/psychopathy in children before they commit a heinous act? Seems there were warning signs, including among others, the fact that he told several friends that he was going to kill someone within a month - was he crying out for help by telling them that or was that just bravado?
There are almost always warning signs. People like this, also, generally tell someone they are going to do it. I don't see that as a cry for help, its more just sheer arrogance in this case in my opinion. We can most definitely identify it, but parents or friends or whomever is in their lives, have to be willing to not ignore signs when they see them. I have absolutely had the experience as a therapist of warning a family about concerns I had about a family member, and they quit as patients because they didn't like it.
It appeared to me like he intentionally disassociated anytime someone got to talking about feelings except grandma. He looked a little in thought then
I’ve always thought a great topic for a video or blog would be: what would it be like if you took all the most infamous serial killers and locked them in one room. How would that play out?
That video in the cop car was pure bravado and stupidity . He’s detached from the crime at that point.
We must understand that persons with psychopatic nature aren't automatically deprived of what makes humans free persons that we can really value - reason, conscience and will. Otherwise, they could not even be held responsible for their actions.
It is true that the emotional part is blocked with them, because they are dominated by abstract and strategic intelligence.
But that doesn't mean they can't show repentance for their acts, because repentance is first and foremost based on a voluntary decision, which essentially is the only thing that makes repentance worthwhile instead of some emotion. In fact, many of the people with psychopathic behaviour can humble themselves to the ground when they experience total disaster or when they are overpowered so that they lose their power completely, through some disease for example.