'Murders and Murderers' - In Conversation with Professor David Wilson (SE 1980) 

For a fee I’m sure he’d read you a couple of chapters from his book Jackanory style. Also available for book groups

Love listening to him but his books are trash

What do you mean by dishy?

Hope you know he's gay and in a relationship with another guy

Not true. He is happily married to a lady lawyer and has two kids. You are promoting falsehoods on a public forum. Try and find something better to do with your time.

Agreed

I'm not sure about that. I'm not saying you're wrong - but I don't think there's enough evidence to support what you've said. Some crimes seem more abhorrent than others but does that mean that there's less chance of rehabilitating the perpetrator? I'm not so sure.

You're not qualified to say this.

​@@ppuh6tfrz646Sadism is at the top of the "unable to rehabilitate" list according to professional psychiatrists (not psychologists). There's a reason for that. Psychiatry is a different discipline and clinical professionals are in a better position than psychologists to make this call. Try doing some more research on the genetics side, the side you can't change through drugs.

He has a podcast call „IF IT BLEEDS, IT LEADS“ there‘s an episode title „crime in lockdown“.

@@kchang2269 is it on RU-vid?

@@kchang2269 thank you for that info :)

Me too x

nutbag, there's your answer

All I will say is penguins, you can research the rest for yourself ?

The vanity fair interview is great I won't disagree however, it's mainly about serial killers in movies and tv, I like to hear him discuss real life offenders - and yes I will admit he does make mention of certain offenders methods of trying to charm him etc, it's just not the same for me as watching something like this

If you're sensation seeking. This is a lecture. The vanity fair interview is very short. This is actual intellectual content here. If you want sensation, go elsewhere. Sheesh.

If you're not very bright...

@@n8vscience842 please be nice to eachother .

@@monkeytennis8861 please be nice to eachother

Unsound so interesting good on u people I work with know I'm so interested in why people carry out these terrible crimes prof David Wilson such a lovely man

Yes he’s out…

@@liverbirdxoxo1984 now back inside

@@LG-ue6no for now.. parole board has 28 days from his arrest to make a decision, sometimes there’s a hearing (don’t think they need all that though) after that he won’t be able to appeal until 2023! I wish they would give him a whole life sentence, why we are releasing people with 40 conditions Iv no idea. Why was he approaching young women on his long walks, was he getting the urge to rape n strangle them… I’m so angry about it, it’s unbelievable… I read the other day that at one point the parole board said he wouldn’t have to sign the sex offenders register because his crime pre dated the change in law…

He is trying to get parole again,hope hopefully they won’t let him out

It was right in the middle of covid apparently (2021), they were all wearing masks and making distance. I don't think those seats were empty because people weren't interested, probably the university only allowed a handful of people to be in the room.

Because you don't want to learn?

@@n8vscience842 Because it's just technical setup going on for the first 10 mins or so.

Yes, from other men. Women are overrepresented in inter-gender violence.

You would make a great detective

@@iJorded I know.

@@ppuh6tfrz646 he does do that..I agree but also I think he does it incase anyone he interviews or gains info from may mention that Bush then he has a picture for further references in the future

@@iJorded I don't think a bush will yield much information forty years after a crime has been committed.

@@ppuh6tfrz646 you never know.. the Bush could have committed the crime

Really like this man man of many best out there love u david and ur work

I think David Wilson is brilliant and he has empathy and can maintain decency towards suspects which let's them still know he has formed and opinion and he is not afraid to take these suspects on. David, I just respect you so much.

It's all about once you have a degree in this subject Your are believed to be right When in reality it is only an opinion

@@ronm9101 you are right some people ate also gifted with the power of percrption i believe i have a good sense of that what i am saying is that i havent heard anything from this guy that i didnt or dont already know or think there must be so many people out there the same who could have opunions just as accurate as him if not more and sometimes i think he gets it wrong when he is delving deep into someones psyche when it could be something a whole lot simpler i think lots of people are took in by people who can talk well and put a good story together and he makes a fortune sharing his OPINION as you say but sounds good doing it for me thats all he is

@@johncartledge7313 it is scary Because if a member of a jury listened to him After he is introduced as professor You would be inclined to take his opinion as fact And mister XYZ could give his excellent opinion As he is self taught The QC would make sure that the one who has the title is the one to believe Jurys are coned by a story