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We're hearing from the person
who came to the aid
of a Caledonia man

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severely beaten
in a road rage incident.

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[man] I heard a loud noise.

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It sounded like
hitting the truck maybe.

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<i>But when I got to the vehicle</i>
<i>and seen the gentleman,</i>

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<i>I noticed there was no damage</i>
<i>to the truck.</i>

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<i>So it must have been them</i>
<i>repeatedly beating</i>
<i>the gentleman.</i>

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<i>For people to be that angry,</i>
<i>and it's just ridiculous.</i>

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[man 1] <i>The thing inside</i>
<i>of me is like...</i>

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[man 2] <i>The appetite,</i>
<i>it's like a wolf that's...</i>

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<i>feeling...</i>

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<i>the hunger.</i>

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[reporter] <i>The victim,</i>
<i>64-year-old</i>
<i>William McFarlan,</i>

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<i>is fighting for his life</i>
<i>in a hospital tonight.</i>

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<i>The suspect in the case,</i>
<i>18-year-old Christian Hillman</i>
<i>from Ada.</i>

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[Dr. Charles] <i>So what's</i>
<i>really noteworthy</i>

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about his behavior
is it's very unlikely

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what we would expect
in a normal teenager

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who's gone in for questioning
with the police

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in that circumstance.

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<i>We might expect someone</i>
<i>to look a little apprehensive,</i>
<i>a little nervous.</i>

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<i>But he appears</i>
<i>relatively calm.</i>

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<i>He says, "For sure</i>
<i>I know why I'm here".</i>

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And then he moves
into a discussion,

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almost as if bragging about
the different kinds of
motorcycles that he has.

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<i>And my view is, this is</i>
<i>the immature manifestation</i>

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of what people
with psychopathy will do,

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which is to set the stage
for where the conversation
is going to go,

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<i>to kind of get your attention</i>
<i>onto a topic they want you</i>
<i>to be focused on.</i>

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From what we know
from police evidence

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is that this explanation
that Hillman's giving

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is really not plausible.

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<i>He's making up this narrative,</i>
<i>this story</i>

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<i>to displace the blame</i>

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<i>from himself onto the victim,</i>
<i>that he was targeted.</i>

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<i>What we know about</i>
<i>William McFarlan is that</i>
<i>he as an older adult</i>

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<i>that had mobility</i>
<i>and health issues,</i>

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and so we wouldn't assume

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that someone in
that kind of position
would be able to engage

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in such road rage
or aggression

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<i>or have anything</i>
<i>to do with a teenager.</i>

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I feel that the crime
that Hillman committed

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was a disorganized
and very impulsive action,

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and he goes from zero to 100
in a matter of seconds.

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I mean, even if the victim
was honking at him

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<i>or something like that</i>
<i>on the road,</i>

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<i>that in no way justifies</i>
<i>this degree of violence.</i>

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That he takes pride
in his physical prowess

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and that he was able to exert
and inflict this kind of pain,

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<i>he wants people to know</i>
<i>what he's capable of</i>

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<i>and that he's not somebody</i>
<i>to be messed with.</i>

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[Dr. Charles] <i>The fact that</i>
<i>he doesn't show any signs</i>

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of what we would call
social normative behavior

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is upsetting
to the police officer.

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<i>He's calm and cool.</i>

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<i>We refer to that technically</i>
<i>in psychopathy</i>

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<i>as this shallow affect</i>

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that they don't experience
and express the range

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or the feelings
that are appropriate

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for the situation they're in.

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<i>It's an absolutely</i>
<i>normal human reaction</i>

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<i>on the part</i>
<i>of the police officer,</i>

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but it is triggered
by the pathology
that they are running into.

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<i>It is triggered by the fact</i>
<i>that they're meeting</i>
<i>with someone with psychopathy.</i>

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[Dr. Nicole] <i>What we know</i>
<i>in psychopaths,</i>

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and what I think
we see here with Hillman

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is the classic
attentional-deficit
that they experience.

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Because they have problems
in information processing.

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Specifically in the beginning
of that system,

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where they are so
myopically focused

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on whatever is right
in front of them,

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<i>that they fail to process</i>
<i>the information around them.</i>

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So he's trying to repeat back
so he can track
what they're doing.

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<i>But he's so just</i>
<i>focused in the moment.</i>

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[cell phone ringing]

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Here Hillman's
calling his father

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trying to get someone
to bail him out.

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<i>He's trying to manipulate him</i>
<i>to get him out of a situation</i>

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<i>that he's uncomfortable in.</i>

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He wants to be rescued now,

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and he's not being able
to manipulate his father.

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<i>So what we're seeing here</i>
<i>is Hillman moving on</i>

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<i>to his next potential victim,</i>
<i>which is his mother.</i>

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[sighs in exasperation]

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[Dr. Miranda] <i>He's again</i>
<i>painting himself as a victim</i>

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when in reality he really
hasn't been wronged
in any way.

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In fact, he's the one here
who killed someone.

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[Dr. Charles] <i>He does throw in</i>
<i>a few questions to find out</i>

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<i>what do the police know?</i>

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<i>What have they found?</i>

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Remember,
this is about control.

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So, he's not in control
if he knows less than
the police.

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[rattling]

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[Dr. Charles] <i>He does</i>
<i>what I think is intimidating,</i>

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and I suspect
that's what's influenced
Mom's behavior in the past,

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where "We don't want
him upset" is the message.

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"I'm getting real upset",

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"You don't want me upset,
you need to fix this".

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[Dr. Nicole] <i>A core feature</i>
<i>of psychopathy</i>
<i>is superficial charm,</i>

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its disingenuous features
that they make themselves out

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to be better than
what they are.

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<i>He's trying to be charming,</i>
<i>engaging, likable.</i>

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He's trying to get something
out of them as well.

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<i>These detectives</i>
<i>are not taking</i>
<i>any sort of bait.</i>

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<i>They're very disenchanted</i>
<i>with him.</i>

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[Dr. Charles] <i>He does not</i>
<i>think before he acts,</i>

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<i>and I think we're seeing</i>

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the spontaneous, immature,
impulsive side of him
right there.

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He just had a thought,
"Oh, get my good side".

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So he said it.
He doesn't censor.

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And that's why
he gets into trouble.

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[Dr. Miranda] <i>Hillman makes</i>
<i>statements that my friends</i>
<i>would never do that to me.</i>

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They would never speak
to the police.

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And here we're seeing

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<i>in real time Hillman's</i>
<i>poor sense of reality</i>

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and how out of touch
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that he feels
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<i>would do anything</i>
<i>to protect him.</i>

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[Dr. Charles] <i>The whole idea</i>
<i>about making sure</i>
<i>they get the story straight</i>

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is about
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that is about control.

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That's about trying
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and to get what he wants.

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<i>He doesn't care</i>
<i>what will happen to them</i>

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if they go along with his plan

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<i>and then they would get</i>
<i>charged with the crime</i>
<i>as well.</i>


