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“Most people don’t try to expose psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists etc for the damage they do. It’s usually because they’re either fearful or apathetic or lack the necessary evidence. Whilst I understand this I also know that by doing nothing and letting them continue to destroy people’s lives is just as bad as being a sociopath. I realise it can be difficult to do so without support from others but it’s something that desperately needs to happen regardless of whether or not we have been directly impacted because these people are everywhere and they are more common than we realise. MRI studies on the brains of psychopaths have shown that neurological connections aren’t present or they’re under developed in the emotional area of the brain (amygdala region), so they have no ability to feel empathy or remorse. None whatsoever. They will never have compassion. They ultimately do not care one bit if their actions are harmful to others. They seek control at all cost. They are unconsciously driven by fear and vanity and commonly use retribution and manipulation in covert ways. You can see this pattern throughout the Ladonna episodes. These episodes shed light on how a sociopath operates and it’s researched in a relatively unbiased way. Could be more detailed however. Great work though for having the courage to check and follow up statements in interviews and not just rely on hearsay. I hope justice happens.”
Tate Causea via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/02/24
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“This is a really well produced podcast and interesting to listen to. Javier has a really mellow vibe and his voice draws you in as he takes you on a fascinating journey exploring the things no one is talking about.”
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United States of America ·
06/01/18
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“If you like learning about what might drive someone to exorcise a demon through wordless screaming, murder seven people, or drink a bleaching agent to cure their cancer, this podcast is for you. I heard about this show from a spot on Oh No! Ross and Carrie, and I wasn't disappointed. Javier...”Read full review »
annadomings via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/29/18
“Fascinating story and great interviewing! I love the storytelling.”
aambrosek via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/17
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