All language subtitles for Signs of a Psychopath - S01E05[eng]

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Man: This is one of the most,
if not the most, heinous,

Atrocious, and cruel case that
I've been involved with

In my 24 years
as a district attorney.

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Man: There's a thing inside
of me, it's like...

The appetite.

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

Filling...The hunger.

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Woman: Friends described
lisa underwood as

A super responsible mom
and businesswoman.

She lives with
her seven-year-old son, jayden,

In north fort worth.

We called hospitals
before we called

The police because she is
seven months pregnant.

Woman: Lisa's 2002 dodge durango
is also missing.

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We are talking
to a number of people,

Many of which are very close
to miss underwood.

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Someone laughing while his
ex-girlfriend is missing might

Feel really cold
and callous and unemotional.

Tussey: It's really striking
that he's comparing women to

A buffet line when he's being
investigated for a potential

Double homicide.

He objectifies them.

He describes them as
something to be

Consumed cheaply.

So he was married, and he was
having an affair with lisa,

But just lying doesn't
make you a psychopath.

It makes you a liar.

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Tussey: One of the trades of
psychopathy is grandiosity,

And it seems he perceives
himself to be

Intellectually superior

And can maybe get around
whatever it is

They're trying to get at.

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Woman: Dodd said
he got a call from barbee

Saying he'd run out of gas.

Dodd took the gas to barbee
on farm road 407.

He said once there,

Barbee opened the back of
a blue suv, and that dodd saw

The bodies of a woman
and child in the back.

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They're letting him know
they think he killed her.

And for someone to go,
well, that's very upsetting,

Or that upsets me...

It could be a sign
of shallow affect.

If it's something
quite serious, like a murder,

We would expect to see
a greater expression of

Anger or sadness.

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[ sniffles ]

She had broken ribs, um,
and lots

Of damage to and around
her face,

Which meant that he had to
have been

Either kneeling on top of her
or hitting her.

She had multiple bruises.

So this felt superficial
to me.

I didn't feel like it was

A genuine display of emotional
distress about a victim.

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To say, "I didn't hurt him,
I just closed his mouth."

He's crying, sobbing almost as
if he pitied himself in this

Terrible situation he was in,

Rather than the situation that
he voluntarily entered into.

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Man: In a wooded area,

Investigators finally
made the discovery.

We know that
the grave contains

The bodies of a female
and a male consistent

With the ages of lisa
underwood and her son, jayden.

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There's a lot of focus on how
his life is ruined, how he's

Going to go to jail for a long
time, and how his life is over,

Which I think also exemplifies
that callous lack of empathy

That is seen in psychopaths.

And I hear so much more
of his pitifulness

And "poor me" than I see any
genuine expression of remorse.

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Man: Two days of searching for
10-year-old jamie rose bolin

Came to a devastating end
Friday afternoon

Here in the town of
purcell, oklahoma.

Man: Uh, this is
one of the most,

If not the most, heinous,

Atrocious, and cruel case that
I've been involved with

In my 24 years
as a district attorney.

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It's a form of what we call
a behavioral tryout,

And sometimes you see that
with these individuals.

They'll start mutilating, um,

Dolls or something as a way of
kind of living the fantasy,

And that no longer
is sufficient,

Which is why they select
actual victims.

Well, it's kind of a weird
indifference, you know?

I mean, it really wasn't
important to him

What her name was --
a lot of times,

Particularly with
serial killers,

They're looking for a type.

So what does it matter what
the person's name is?

He found
a vulnerable victim.

He has been relying
on the virtual world,

So he may have interacted
with people who had

Similar interests.

Berrill: I'm not sure
he's fully grasping

How unusual, how bizarre
his thinking is.

Berrill: Some psychopaths have
difficulty controlling

Their impulses.

He, in this case, impresses
as relatively immature.

You know, someone who is
socially sort of backward

In some ways.

There's a lot of
impulsive behavior here,

But not a lot of forethought
about what the consequences

Would be.

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It shows a lack of
appreciation of what he's done.

He's completed the act.

He's done what he's wanted to
do, and then he moves on.

Berrill: And he knows
what he just did,

And there doesn't seem
to be any remorse.

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Katsavdakis:
"I had a horrible 24 hours.

"that girl that lives
upstairs from me

"went missing last night,

"and I've been worried sick ever
since, mainly with the worry

"that I was going to be named
a suspect and the police

"would trash my apartment,
searching it while I was

"at work.

I've hardly ate in 24 hours."

I don't necessarily know
or believe that

He's actually anxious.

I think he has some kind of

Cognitive understanding that
he's gonna get in trouble.

So the reaction he's having is
more about being apprehended,

Um, and then, potentially,

"I may not have an opportunity
to do this again."

Berrill: "I'm afraid the cops
would come into my apartment

"and see all my horror movies

And documentaries about
serial killers."

His screen name
is subspecies23,

Which is an interesting
choice of name.

It's almost like
an acknowledgment

That he himself is

A subspecies, that really --

That he's not quite human.

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