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[theme music playing]

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[man] The 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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feeling the hunger.

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[De La Torre] So the guys that
actually work on the oil rigs,

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they're called roughnecks,

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and they're called roughnecks
for a reason.

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This is a job
where masculinity is key.

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You have to be strong,
and you have to be tough.

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This kind of job is very,
very dangerous.

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So everything is about
the bravado and the machoism

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of working a job like that.

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[Tussey] It's a missing persons
case at this point,

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yet he's describing her in a way

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that he's almost blaming her
for the circumstances.

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She dressed provocatively,

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she had a smart aleck attitude,
she had a bad temper.

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He's got a lot of negative
things to say about her,

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but you don't hear any concern
about, where is she?

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Is she OK?

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It's just a lot more like
potential victim blaming

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is what we're
hearing here.

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The first big signal is
the fact that he said,

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"I've never been arrested for
beating somebody up."

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If somebody asked me, I would
say, "I've never done it."

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So the fact that he's already
saying I was never arrested

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shows he knows he can get away
with this.

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He's done it before,
and there was no consequences.

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One thing that people with
psychopathy hate is

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being questioned.

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It undercuts their authority,

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and so he's actually thinking,

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why should I have
to answer to you?

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This is my situation.

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I'm in control.

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That's why he's getting so
irritated throughout

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this conversation.

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He doesn't run, he stays.

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He thinks, I'm in control
of the situation,

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and that really
shows his narcissism.

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What we're seeing emerge is
the start of pathological lying.

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I mean, he's
changing his story.

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He knows he's at risk of
getting caught,

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and you see him rapidly coming
up with these

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quite manipulative,
deceptive stories.

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He shows enthusiasm as he's
telling the story of

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his girlfriend's head getting
beaten in,

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and he's excited about it.

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It makes him --

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the technical term would be
aroused.

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He's clearly showing signs that
this is something

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he's interested in,

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and that tends to happen
in psychopathy.

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[reporter] Horrific news out of
Carlsbad tonight.

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Police say they found the body
of missing third grade teacher

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and mother of two,
Emily Lambert,

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beaten and barely clothed
behind this bar near Loving.

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Her boyfriend, Robert Earley,
initially told police that

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Lambert took off with
another man.

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However, authorities now say
Earley has confessed

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to her murder.

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For psychopaths, when they have
a grandiose sense of self,

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it can often take
particular forms.

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For Earley, it's related to
his masculinity and being

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the most macho guy in the room.

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He has unconsciously already
revealed the reality of what

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has happened.

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There was something that
she did not like,

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and because she didn't like it,
she decided that she was going

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to use her own agency and stop
that thing from happening,

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but because that threatened
his masculinity,

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he's going to be violent.

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Definition of first-degree
murder is that you had

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an opportunity to cool off
and still engage in

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the behavior anyway,

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and if his plausible story of

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"It was self-defense,
we got into a fight,"

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was true, none of these things
would have happened.

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Emily wouldn't have been on
the ground when he's kicking

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her in the head if he was
engaging in self-defense,

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but he continues on with this.

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It's just getting worse
and more brutal

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and grotesque and sadistic,

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and he's just enjoying
the torture of her.

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So after committing this
heinous crime, Earley goes back

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to the hotel room and is able
to fall asleep.

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Somebody who had remorse for
their actions, or even just

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the physiological reaction
we would expect someone to have

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after so violently hurting
another human being,

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doesn't seem to be in place
for Earley.

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He's able to just drive back to
the hotel and go to bed.

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For a psychopath,
they know the words that people

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expect them to say,
but they just don't have

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the same definition.

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I think what he actually means
when he says that he loves

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her was that Emily was willing
to be the toy that I wanted

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her to be,

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and like any other little kid,
when they're tired of the toy

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and they want to throw
a temper tantrum,

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they're going to kick that toy.

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Psychopaths need other people
in order for them to get

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their own wants and desires
fulfilled, but they're only

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ever a tool.

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An object can be discarded once
the object has threatened

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the person's own ego.

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I think that he finally becomes
aware that the investigators

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are going to charge him with
murder, but he's thinking,

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how can I still control
this situation?

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And I think he's trying to,
even now, while he's

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essentially confessing to
the murder, saying,

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"Well, if I can get the charges
that I want, then I still won."

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[reporter]
It was our first look at Robert
Earley, the oil worker from

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Texas accused of killing
his girlfriend of three months,

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Emily Lambert,
while working in Carlsbad.

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Lambert, a third grade teacher
and mother of two, was visiting

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Earley for the weekend.

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Investigators found her body
behind a barn.

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Earley is charged with
first-degree murder.

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