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[ominous music playing]
[police siren wailing]
[narrator] Officers from six South Florida
police forces on a volunteer mission
to bring Christian Aguilar back to his family.
With any missing persons case,
with every day that goes forward,
the likelihood and the odds
just get less and less.
[detective speaking]
[speaking]
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[man speaking]
[man speaking]
[man speaking]
[man] The thing inside of me, it's like the appetite.
It's like a wolf that's feeling the hunger.
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[police sirens wailing]
[reporter] Gainesville Police are now searching
several wooded areas.
Today, they're backed up by canine's cadaver dogs
and other special forces from Miami Dade to Miramar.
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[Chriscelyn] Most of us, if we were asked,
"What do we think should happen
if somebody really hurt our friend?"
I think most of us would say,
"They should go to jail
or they should face consequences,
serious consequences."
It doesn't match with what he had said earlier
about his friend being important to him
and that is certainly a red flag.
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[Kostas] "He was a good friend,"
Freudian slips, they come in many different forms.
I think he's thinking so quickly.
He's not thinking through what he's saying.
Perhaps Christian's no longer with us in this planet.
He's gone.
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[Chriscelyn] He says it in a very sarcastic way,
almost as if it's impeding on his...
free time or his freedom and anytime
somebody mentions suicide, that's very sanely an issue.
It's a good opportunity to divert the attention away
from his missing friend.
He sees it as an opportunity to really derail
the conversation.
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[Erika speaking]
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[Erika speaking]
Two of the things that I find relevant
that she said is that he was, perhaps, lying.
And the other one is the presence
of behavioral manipulation.
[Chriscelyn] It is an affront to his ego
that she doesn't want him back.
But I think that he also wants
control of the situation
and he wants her when he wants her.
It's that classic, um, "I love you,
don't leave me,"
and this relationship instability that is sometimes
seen in individuals with psychopathic characteristics.
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[detective speaking]
- [Erika speaking] - [detective] Mmm-hmm.
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[Erika speaking]
[Chriscelyn] To think that they had to keep
a relationship secret, perhaps she recognizes
that Pedro may not have a very healthy reaction
to this.
[Kostas] She gives indications
that she's afraid of him,
and when we are around individuals
who are psychopathic,
we have a visceral reaction,
like, "This doesn't feel right,"
um, and the argument is that we have that instinctually
to protect us from the predators
to prevent being killed.
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[Chriscelyn] He's aware there is a video, you know,
and he wants to give the impression
that he's concerned.
It's rather dramatic and doesn't match
with the rest of his actions in this interview.
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[door opens]
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[Pedro speaking]
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[Chriscelyn] You can see that he's visibly
getting more anxious because he's aware
that there's gonna be evidence on his cell phone
and his laptop that's going to be,
um, not good for him.
His writings and his pictures
suggest an obsession with this
relationship with Erika and his desire
to get her back.
[Kostas] T his is a snippet from Pedro's journals.
"I miss her, what's wrong with me?
I'm scared if she's okay but now I'm more scared
that someone will take her from me."
One of the things that it indicates
is that she potentially is a possessed object.
Psychopaths do see people as objects to be manipulated,
uh, influenced, uh, serving their own means.
Part of the reason they do that is because
psychopaths do not see people as humans.
They're just the means to an end.
[Chriscelyn] As I read through his writings,
"You slaughter innocent animals
for their hides and their flesh.
You devastate the landscape and you gouge the earth.
To build your monuments to vanity and yet
you call me the monster."
When he uses the word, monster,
that's how he perceives others are treating him.
He feels very devalued, very, um, you know,
hideous in her sight.
"I feel as if someone stabbed me in the chest
and was sorry all throughout as they just pressed deeper.
Then left me to die with the look of remorse
in letting me die."
He is positioning himself as a victim.
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[Pedro speaking]
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[Pedro laughs]
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[detective] And he... And you...
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[Kostas] Some of the feelings are coming to the surface
and he's kinda reliving the moment,
and more likely than not,
he's remembering the thoughts
of actually killing him
and disposing the body.
I think he's becoming physiologically aroused
as he's talking about his narrative.
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[Chriscelyn] He's nodding almost as if in agreement.
I think that in this moment he's...
he is breaking down a little bit.
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[Pedro speaking]
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[officer] At this point Christian Aguilar
is still missing.
We don't have any information
on his location at this point.
[man] I told them we have to start thinking the worst.
There is something more evil about it.
The importance right now is finding my son.
[woman] Pedro Bravo has been charged
with first degree murder in the case of missing
University of Florida student Christian Aguilar,
Gainesville Police said Saturday.
The teen bought a shovel and a roll of duct tape
days before the student vanished.
Gainesville Police spokesman said the items
were bought by 18-year old Pedro Bravo several days
before the disappearance of Christian Aguilar.
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[Kostas] When you read his journals,
"A problem has occurred, you need an alibi.
He's afraid, maybe he senses it,
notices what my intentions are with him.
Now, I'm in a position of power."
For psychopathic individuals,
there's nothing better than inducing fear in others,
it's complete control and dominance over them.
There's gratification knowing that you have control
over someone's life.
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[Kostas] One of the things that you see with psychopathic
individuals in general is that they are narcissistic.
There's clear trends of a narcissistic
character pathology.
With Pedro, he's not the victim.
It's all about him.
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[woman] Human remains discovered
by two hunters in Levy County, Florida
have been identified as those of missing
University of Florida student Christian Aguilar.
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[prosecutor speaking]
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[Angelo speaking]
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