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The thing
inside of me, it's like...

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the appetite,
it's like a wolf that's...

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feeling...
the hunger.

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The one thing that we see
a lot with psychopaths

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is they want to be normal.

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They think
they are being normal,

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but because they don't
actually feel it

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or know what normal is,

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some of them are
very bad at showing that.

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And here's Alec Blair,
who's just acting

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like he has
no fear, no cares.

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He's actually
laughing and giddy.

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This is what he's trying
to make seem normal,

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and yet it's anything but
for these detectives.

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[Dr. Saraiya]
I think that, you know,

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his feelings of rejection,

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I think that triggers
just incredibly,

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sort of, high levels
of anger and violence.

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And this is his way
of kind of containing that.

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So, he speaks about it casually,
matter-of-factly,

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alludes to it, talks about
saying these terrible things,

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doing violent things,

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and -- but then just
kind of laughing about it

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and playing it off
to try to minimize it.

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[Dr. De La Torre]
Blair's being disingenuous here

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when he's talking
to investigators, you know,

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saying that he doesn't
really know where she is,

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that he's never interacted
with this other guy.

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He had already been
interacting with both of them,

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essentially stalking
both of them

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and sending them, you know,
terrible messages.

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I think the reality
is more that

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he doesn't know
what the police know,

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and he's already started
the impression management

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of being, you know, "I'm just
this aw-shucks, you know,

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"this youthful guy who's just
wrapped up in a situation

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that I had no idea
that this was gonna unfold."

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One common thing we always
see with people that have

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high psychopathic tendencies
is in every situation,

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especially when
they wanna get out of it,

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they claim they were the victim.

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And that's what we see here.

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Blair is saying,
"I was trying to be civil.

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She was the one, you know,
making this bad for us."

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He's implying that
and saying

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he was trying to take
the high road with her.

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But in fact,
we know he was the one

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instigating all of this.

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At this point,
the vast majority of people

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would either genuinely,
or at least understand

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that they should
pantomime concern.

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Bizarrely, he's still
kind of focused on himself.

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We can sort of assume
that he doesn't feel any guilt,

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he doesn't feel any remorse,
he doesn't feel any empathy.

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So the only thing that
he would generally go by,

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and what we would usually see
with a psychopath,

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is that
self-preservation instinct.

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But that seems not to have
kicked in, which is why I think

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it comes across
as such a bizarre interaction.

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[Dr. De La Torre] I think
there's a unique element of this

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where he is obviously engaging
in misogynistic behavior,

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he's clearly engaging
in behaviors that are consistent

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with patriarchal systems
of oppression, and he expects

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the police officers,
because they're both men,

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to just laugh with him
when he says that he calls

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this woman that
he claimed to love

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all of these terrible things
and just excusing it.

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And so, is that
an element of narcissism?

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Sure, but I think
it has more to do

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with the objectifying nature
that psychopaths engage in,

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in order to accomplish the goals
that they wanna accomplish.

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We get to this point
and he's revealed

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all that he's alleged
to have done, right?

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He harmed her,
left her in the cornfield,

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he went to work.

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He still has
a smile on his face.

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Looking at the smile
is a little bit

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much to do about nothing.

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If we take that away,
what we see is a man

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who is calm and relaxed
and confident

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because he finally got
to engage in the thing

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that he's been wanting
to do, which is take a life.

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One common thing amongst people
with psychopathic traits is

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they're very goal oriented.

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They don't have the other goals
that we would have,

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like forming
long-term relationships,

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emotional closeness.

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So they want
these objective measures.

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Here we have this goal.
He had to win.

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He had to beat Gabe.

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He had to physically
just make her subdue to him.

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And so I think when he said
it was a big deal for him,

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he finally won in his mind.

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What we know is that
she was stabbed 14 times

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and her head was
nearly taken off the body.

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That's how severe
his behavior was.

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That's how intense
his anger towards her was.

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This wasn't some "Aw shucks,
let's try to get back,

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but, you know, I know we can't."

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This wasn't that.

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This was, "I am offended
that you would reject me.

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And so you can
no longer live at all."

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[Dr. Fox] They already
have all of the evidence.

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They have the receipts.

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So why wouldn't you
just cop to the truth?

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And the reason is,
psychopaths pathologically lie.

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They can't even
really stop themselves.

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It just comes natural.

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What they want to be
the truth is what they say.

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This was not a case
where he just,

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you know, had some rage

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and hit her and, you know,
things went sour.

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No, he brought a weapon.

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He stabbed her
savagely 14 times.

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He almost decapitated her.
It was so severe.

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It was what we would
call overkill.

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He went way beyond what was
needed to kill this poor woman.

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And he still won't even
admit that.

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So for the psychopath,
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unrequited love
is once-requited love.

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She decided to take her life
into her own hands,

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and he was offended
that she would do that.

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His ego is so fragile
that it needed to be masked

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by this youthful, aw shucks,
you know, I'm just a smiley,

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happy-go-lucky type of guy,

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when the reality is,
is that underneath the surface

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was this brewing buildup
of anger and frustration,

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and the moment that she decided
to do something different

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that did not include him,
she could no longer live.

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