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[sirens wailing]

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[theme music playing]

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MAN: There's this thing inside
of me, it's like...

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the appetite.

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It's like a wolf that's...

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filling...the hunger.

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MAN: A deadly rampage
that crisscrossed

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the picturesque Matanuska
Valley in Eastern Ontario.

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Early in the morning,
a gunman drove to three

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different communities,
killing three women.

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This is a guy who likes to think
that he is a good Christian

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and that he is a good person,
and these people who wrong him

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are bad people.

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It's a very, I think,
unconvincing,

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"I'm a good guy,
I'm the victim" presentation.

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One thing that approaches
psychopathy with it is it's

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really lacking an awareness

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that no one's really gonna
buy his sob story.

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He's just trying to
rationalize and justify

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his actions in a way
that make moral sense,

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but it's not
at all believable.

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MUNDY: "It felt as if God
was telling me."

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So it's -- it's kind of
distancing language.

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He's not really
coming close to

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taking responsibility and
certainly not feeling remorse.

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SAHNI: He believes he has
a special relationship with God.

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It's his ego talking,
that he is special,

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he's a chosen one, that he is
above the rest of us

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in his ability to decide
who dies and who lives.

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SAHNI: He talks about watching
himself on camera --

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I think that's also part of
his own narcissism.

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You know,
"Look at what I did."

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Particularly the more
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and the more narcissistic
somebody is,

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watching themselves is
really an ultimate honor.

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Basil Borutski, when you pay
attention to his crimes

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and what he's done, is very
classically a chronic domestic

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violence perpetrator.

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He's a misogynist,
and he's a psychopath.

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He has a difficult time
not getting his way.

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He has a complete lack
of respect

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for women and sees them
as objects.

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He is devoid
of typical emotion

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and attachment to people.

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He has a history of stalking
Carol, of showing up

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at her home unannounced,

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showing up to do work
on her property

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that she didn't ask for,
and while she's not there.

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Here's an excerpt from
a letter

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that Borutski wrote Carol.

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"I'm a deep thinker.

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"I worry about the world,
the planet, the people,

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"the pollution.

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"That's me.
I can't change me.

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"I am a loving, caring
human being.

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I am a good person."

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He's trying to convince her

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that he's this horribly
misunderstood person.

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And you see that time and time
again with domestic violence.

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Perpetrators justify
their own rage.

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If you would just behave,

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I wouldn't need
to do this to you.

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MUNDY: Certainly, knowing that
people are joking about him,

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it's very challenging
to his ego.

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It's a challenge to
his masculinity,

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his role as a provider,

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his sexual potency.

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He's not
a competitor anymore.

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He's not
a romantic competitor.

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He's your old BF.
He's your friend.

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He is not somebody
to be threatened by.

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I can imagine that being
intensely threatening to him.

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And so that's that kind of
egotistical, self-centered

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component that you might
see in psychopathy.

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My guess would be
when he killed Carol,

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he actually felt good.

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He felt a release of the rage,
humiliation, shame.

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MAN: Borutski was convicted
back in 2014

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of assault and for attempting
to choke,

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suffocate, or strangle
Anastasia Kuzyk, along with

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a charge of mischief for
burning her property.

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He spent nearly two years
in prison.

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He believes every woman
in his life is bipolar.

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That's what he's talking about
with the three victims,

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and ultimately, what he's
really doing is trying to

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discredit them.

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He's trying to say,
"Don't believe them.

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They're irrational."

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Borutski's blaming the victim.

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Things that he's responsible
for, actions that

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he ultimately was proven in
a court of law to have done,

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he now assigns to her.

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His narrative of his history
is that he was

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wrongfully convicted.

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He was wrongfully sent
to jail.

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What we know in public record
is that Borutski

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served two years in prison
for seriously

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assaulting Anastasia.

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[gunshot blasts]

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[distant sirens]

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RAGHAVAN: One thing that
abusers often do that

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terrifies women is they
threaten their children.

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They try to figure out
the best way to

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manipulate, control, and get
obedience and submission

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from the women.

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So it's about control,

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and if he's not getting
enough control,

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then you hit where
it hurts the most.

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And for mothers,
it's the child.

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So he threatens
the safety of her son.

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Ultimately, his narrative of
this, once again, is that

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he's misunderstood and that
Nathalie is actually to blame.

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She's the manipulative person.
Nathalie made the decision that

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any protective parent would,

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which was to pursue charges,
to use the legal system

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to help protect her.

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He's full of self-pity
and consistent deflection

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of responsibility and blaming
everyone else for his actions.

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He's always the victim.

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This kind of manipulation

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and minimization and denial

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and twisting
of reality is very,

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very common in
domestic abusers.

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But it is also
a psychopathic trait.

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SAHNI:
Borutski is a psychopath,

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and that's what
you expect to see

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in somebody
who's a psychopath.

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He doesn't spend a lot of time
taking responsibility

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for his own behavior,
affect and emotions are shallow.

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He's impulsive,
and he doesn't lose

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a whole lot of sleep
over that.

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He likes to view himself,
I think, as being a good person,

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even though all the evidence
is to the contrary.

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And when that's questioned,
he responds really angrily.

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He likes to kind of
drink his own Kool-Aid.

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His Kool-Aid is,
"I'm a good person,

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and I'm the victim here."

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WOMAN: A guilty verdict
was handed down

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in the brutal murders of

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Carol Culleton,
Anastasia Kuzyk,

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and Nathalie Warmerdam.

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that had so many warning signs.

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Borutski represented himself
during the trial, refusing to

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utter a single word or ask

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a single question, despite being
given multiple opportunities.

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Then,
on the final day,

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with the jury absent, Borutski
called the judge a liar.

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