Peak Into the Mind of a Cold-Blooded Killer | Psychopath Documentary | Only Human 

Bingo! He's manipulating. No change at all.

True that

And how to mirror their mannerisms.

Exactly!

Has this career affected you and your beliefs of those around you, known or unknown? Has it changed your mind of the effectiveness of how mental health is acted on within the judicial systems, or the various vast differences from country to country? Thank you for your efforts in your chosen career and I truly hope retirement is treating you well! All the best

Can I ask what degrees you need to do that? I'm considering it. Love to hear your thoughts and pick your brain

@@synaesthesia4183 Psychology. A doctorate/phd in psychology would help if you’re looking to attain a higher salary.

I see

What’s the point of trying to work with Evils? They don’t need therapy, the victims do 🤔

Yeah, very unfortunate, especially if you have to pay for that as well.

Very insightful comment, I likewise wish they had covered industrial psychopaths and not just criminal ones.

the difficulty is, they would need a willing industrial psychopath to work with them to know more about them, thus also admitting psychopathy

@@kimberleyladybugloveboutiq4888 I see the dilemma. But it would be worth it to seek someone like that out. They can keep a level of anominity for research purposes. The capacity for great harm is too high. How can businesses create systems to limit the amount of harm they can do if we have no idea what they are capable of in an industrial setting.

I read (but didn't fact-check!) that the profession with the highest percentage of psychopaths is CEO. Lawyers and people in media and sales also rank high. So you're right! Those are prestigeous careers, and psychopaths have big egos and love power. And they have no moral qualms with manipulating and stepping on others to get ahead, so they do well in competitive fields.

Just like billions of people on the planet. How a person would be able to tell the difference between his behavior and half the people on the planet would be impossible. Like fox Mulder trust no one. Sadly so many people would hear these people with the calming and almost sincere way of talking seriously. I was listening and inherently believed everything they said. How well spoken etc etc. Until you get the warning part about it.

em es we get it you’re in love with Hillary lol no one cares Hillary who lmao

That's exactly how my sister is. She tells her Drs exactly what she thinks she is supposed to say. Good thing the Drs know what she is doing.

that’s a psychopath for ya. they’re very manipulative and they try their best to blend in, which is why it can be so hard to diagnose. they act like there’s nothing wrong.

@Ranjit Tyagi Scary, but hardly funny imo..

As does the very weird child molester who says he can never be left alone with children.

More likely sexual arousal.

He "refuses to be programmed."

You can feel the evil pouring out of from him; from his very pores. His mouth, his expressions, themselves make me feel ill.

​@@erinthesystem9608 You mean he refused to become civilized as in being a decent human being. Yeah he refused that. I hope he appreciates the consequences of his decision. Darrell Brooks made that same decision.

Isnt a conscience the little voice in your head telling you right from wrong?

Yes, I noticed that, too. Very telling.

@@lukepatto4366 where is it? They have none..

@@lukepatto4366 only in a moral sense..... Touching a hot stove has nothing to do with morals, but more to do with common sense....

I was thinking the same when he said that. As he doesnt know how our normal brains work and how do we experience love, goodness, compassion, empathy etc... The only example he could give of conscience was not to touch a stove. Appalling!

Well… I mean scientists have been studying the subject a lot longer than you have what makes you think you know any better? They don't know if it is treatable that's why they're studying it if you could identify and treat psychopathy before any incidents wouldn't that be a good thing... It's easy for us to say these things when we aren't in the same position they are. What do you suggest we do start testing people and give them a lethal injections? Of course the only way to completely understand the subject is to study it...

Oliver jr Palmer I’ve worked in the field for over 25 years, I have completed numerous offender profiles that fit on the Psychopathy checklist, and actually have been teaching the Hare Psychopathy checklist to profilers, so yeah, I know quite a bit about the subject. The Behavioral Science Unit of the FBI is the leading outfit worldwide in the study of psychopathy and Europe is miles behind. Generally Americans are way more realistic about such things. You do not try and rehabilitate a serial killer or a child murderer. There are consequences to actions. Try again.

Took the words right out of my mouth. They're not treatable. They're fucked. And that's their karma for all the lives they've fucked over

@@lowrider81hd Sorry I guess i shouldn't have assumed that you haven't been working in the field. Although, realistically leaving a comment like that wouldn't really give any credibility to the fact that you're a doctor, anyone can say anything online. I never said they were treatable, they're doing research to see if it is possible, and to find what the cause is. I didn't mean that we should just say they're treated, and free them after they've commited a serious crime. They're researching this topic nobody knows the complete ability of the brain, nobody knows it's full potential. They are trying to research the topic they even said in the therapy sessions you have to take everything psychopaths say with a grain of salt, they are very deceiving, did you actually watch the documentary?They addressed the topics you are speaking about, and they have repeated over and over again that they do not know if it is treatable, your point is invalid instead of putting out your own moral judgement, you should look at the facts displayed in front of you, even if you and others think it is pointless to research, by that logic humanity wouldn't be where it is today. Nobody is saying to let them walk free and most likely the scientists are not stupid enough to let that happen, and most likely these people would still be watched their entire lives. Do you really think we could lock up each and every psychopath? imo I don't think so...

Oliver jr Palmer NOPE.

They are so keen they never blink.

@Euphøria Musiç Imagine self promoting on my comment.

He looks like a 70s wanna-be rocker

@Glippidy That's mean! 😒

I think if anything the face of the term "Cold Blooded Killer" is a person who lacks a Spotify premium account.

@@B_Bodziak Hes not a wanna be anything....He has his own personality... He knows how to think for himself, even though he has his favourite quotes... I think hes a fascinating person

😂 great tax payer dollars spent

Physically fit mentally ill equipped

😂

Yes more muscle to kill with

Hilarious x hauntingly true❤

The fact he killed his brother but was still in a position to harm other boys. The reason he is currently in jail.

Personable? He is very proud of himself and his crimes. Nothing personable about him.

You'd think he'd cut that hair then.

And hear

Do anyone know Wayne's last name?

Lies again? Cold Storage USD SGD

You are AMAZING!!!

Thanks 😊

Or pay £10 a month for premium

Wow! Not all heroes wear capes! Haha

Golly!! Thanks!

But how do you know that they are pretending?

@k2 If that’s the case then what makes u any different than them. I swear you people are full of yourselves.

@k2 so what your basically saying is to kill the people who are less fortunate than you is that what I’m hearing?

@k2 sounds like your insecure pal u should get that fixed instead of blaming people who don’t care about you at all.

@k2 hahaha have great life

That’s what a psychoathy is. Lack of empathy and remorse

Please don’t ever go back

@@KiraLou06 Thank you. Even after my sister died I couldn't go to her funeral or later to my mother's funeral. I don't understand why my parents did not protect me. I take life day by day Have a wonderful day!

I did the same with my sister and my mother. There's not treatment for this...the only way to survive is run away, forever.

We had to make a decision to report our (step) daughter and send her to a hospital because she had homicidal tendencies towards kids at her school & towards us her parents. To protect all our other 5 kids we had to call and report her to CPS . I’m sorry you’re parents didn’t protect you

@@karinatrujillo8437 best wishes for you, Karina OX

Actually psychopathy isn't either of these but its simply a case of demon possession... Psychopathy anti personality disorder, schizophrenia,bpd and such are secular terms but if one has any knowledge of spiritual matters it will become clear to such one that this is just a case of demon possession

@@jetlag8048 it is within the spectrum of personality disorders in the DSMV. You admit it yourself in your own comment. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🙆🏻‍♀️

It's a physical brain defect. It's as if they were born blind. They have no soul.

Thank-you. That error was killing me. (No pun.)

I am so glad you said it! 😊

I came here to say that. Such a glaring and obvious error has me questioning if I even want to watch the video. It popped up on my feed and fits my interests but....

Thank you this title kills me!

He's playing the game no doubt 😏

I am glad someone else mentioned that...I thought he was on the right track for a second, then he really went off the rails.

Definitely says alot about him and his conscience

Yeah, that missed.

@@four-x-trading5606 Says a lot about his lack of conscience and understanding what a conscience is.

I think what he meant is that most people feel some remorse or guilt when they do something bad to someone else so the 'pain' prevents them from doing it again. He's like a person who doesn't feel pain when touching the stove, so he's inclined to keep touching it if there's something to gain. Some people aren't as moral as they think, they're just controlled by their feelings. For example, people don't feel guilt or remorse if they think the person deserved it and a person could feel guilty about something like being raped if they live in a society where that's seen as being their fault.

The fact they even say they can control themselves in situations so they don't get caught. In fact its amazing how many people that would be classed as having specific mental disorders can play the game when they don't want to be seen. My daughters father would act normal in the Dr's surgery then be off the rails again after.

@@Areyousayingidontknowmyname play the game when they don't want to be seen? That's invisible man!!

Psycopaths are dangerous. Period

shekel goblin got that right.

@@christiang2840 You def seem to know a lot about it. Sounds very much my point. How easily these people can wiggle their way into power and sit at the top. Pushing buttons at will. Being almost god like in their minds. Will i do a good thing or destroy someone today. They only need to have enough personal protection to realize if they destroy to much they will be found out and put in jail. But i can do this for as long as i like as long as i play the game. Look the part on the outside. Ironically as you mentioned as in neurosurgeons etc these traits are useful. Or even those in great power such as Generals. Able to make those ruthless choices most people would struggle to do. Honestly though even though they might have a place. We really don't need to have them in place in every high position.

Among other things, I imagine

What industry are you in?

Ye lol

blonde howard stern

@@user-zp9br7jk9k YES! gosh I was staring at the image and couldn't place it, but that's spot-on!

Damn, perfect description.

Sideshow bob

I wish I were able to visit him .....Id love to chat with him for hours.....You could learn so much from him

If you are not a trained professional is very dangerous to do that

He's been out for several years.

@@spurdosparde554 how do you know? Ive been trying to read moreabout his case, but couldn't find anything. Maybe you have some leads 😁

@@nirdegani just do the math. Even if he had to do every single day of his sentence he'd be out. He might have reoffended and gone back inside of course.

And there’s the problem

It’s a catch 22 in that case I’d suppose.

Healed? Dream on!

They cannot that is why they let too many criminals go that should be eliminated from society ... but they are out there to re-offend ... 🤬

Right? Only through magnetic brain waves

They know the difference between right and wrong, and that's what matters. Whether they can feel it emotionally is irrelevant. It's not a mitigating factor for them legally.

Many laws have nothing to do with morals but are all about making pay checks

If they have no emotions, they don’t understand right from wrong. That doesn’t make sense.

@@AmazinNatalie They have emotions. Anger and jealousy are definitely something they experience, though they have less anxiety and fear. Empathy they don't understand on an emotional level, but they still know what it is and will often fake it strategically if it gets them what they want.

I dont think following the law is a good indicator for who shouldnt or shouldnt be out in society. There are many illegal things you can do that wont always negatively affect others. Illegal ≠ immoral. For example, a lot of people steal, pirate movies/tv, drink before being of legal age, take illicit (but harmless) substances like devils lettuce, shro0ms, MDMA, etc. Of course, its still illegal and I agree they should face consequences if caught. Most criminals do not commit crime thinking they're going to get caught, otherwise they wouldnt do it or they dont have enough knowledge of the law to be aware of just how many laws theyre violating and the type of consequences they come with like how much you can be fined, how much time you could face in prison, your criminal record, what would happen if people found out, etc. because of this, making the punishment more severe has little effect on crime. States that have the death penalty still have people that commit horrible crimes thatd warrant capital punishment. The thing with psychopaths is that there is no cure and attempting to "cure" them only makes things worse but you can't give someone life in prison because they repeatedly pirate music or because they got the APD diagnosis (indicating a lack of empathy; you can lack empathy and still obey the law) Psychopaths dont really commit serious crimes out of impulse, its not done as a reaction like revenge. They do it as a means to an end; to get something they NEED like money, shelter, food, s3x, etc.

Oh, dear...you must be a psychopat trying to fool us to belive that your sister even took the test and unbelivably scored max points.

Stop lying

@Monte Cristo Yeah but he had other stuff going on too, like sexual sadism.

What do you mean by “triggered during church”?

@@Dr10s She told me that during a church service (we were raised Christian), at eight years old, she remembers thinking, “This is all a lie”, and she was angry and became rebellious at that point.

sound like ted bundy

What happens when this is outlined to the psychopaths? They continue to lie etc mimic.

Catnip - a good way of saying it

Scary is that a lot of these professional "experts" fall for it too, because they believe in treatment and tend to see what they want to see.

sounds like my two classmates

They do not see themselves as such but think of normal people as idiots to be USED.

​​@@chatita9527 That's exactly right and millions of people have learnt this helpful information from the self-confessed narcissistic psychopath, HG Tudor, who is educating the public with his excellent videos! I've had personal experience in this area, but won't go into all that now. Of course, HG isn't the only one doing so, but he's extremely intelligent and easier to listen to than others, even though the content is confronting at times. He does warn people to have nothing to do with his kind, if possible, though. 😊

Thanks. I will have a listen.

20 yrs for me.

What was the first thing that made you realize your husband was a psychopath? I was also taken in by a man who was an expert in manipulation. When I look back on it now, it makes me wonder how I could have fallen for his behavior.

@@faustlove I think when I realized he could stand and lie to my face when I was holding evidence to the contrary of whatever he was lying about and he would still deny it

i'm not a psychopath

@@Shhehwhsi24 and i am not a human😂, stfu

Ppl are

I do t think the opinion of a woman Matters anymore. Men go redpill everyday

Its alot more complex

​@@totoro7419 no it is not. They should be away from the ordinary. This is sick and dangerous.

I think we can think about "responsible" in more ways than one. It may be helpful not to moralise our response. We want the psychopaths out of circulation. Whether they're morally responsible doesn't affect that. Even if they are not morally responsible they pose a threat which needs to be neutralised. Where moral culpability does come into play is how we treat them once they have been taken out of circulation. It's a bit like contagious disease. If you're a carrier you'll be put under quarantine irrespective of your moral culpability. It's sufficient that your physical presence poses a threat to others. So it is with psychopaths.

If only it was that transparent and simple! Psychopaths are excellent at remaining beautifully camouflaged in society. And there are many who are not psychopaths, yet land up causing harm. In that case, many of us will be in prison for sure!

I was high af watching this and imagined the script he was reading it off of

@@ayemar1660 that you didn't invite me to the watch party is criminal!

He is very cute

😄so true!

Nope I'd just say it's curiosity😃😅

I know, it is all about him. It's not good for me to be around any female child! No, it's not good for any female child to be around you!

​@@shapiro9640They don't consider other people as valuable. They may cognitively recognise that "if I do this,I might go to prison" but they feel nothing being the source of others suffering. Our pain at seeing a hurt child is as perplexing to them as the most complex quantum string theories. They don't and will never understand why we care about other people's needs and wants when it doesn't benefit us.

I look at psychopathy as being a muted rainbow, if emotions were colors.

@@CamiMack5616 they don't see emotion

@@CamiMack5616 I would say total color blindness is also accurate

i think they feel most emotions at a good level , except for fear and sadness where they have almost zero feeling

​@@krimokrimov6050Xander (friends acc): so I score 36/40 on Hare's psychopathy check list and am in the diagnostic process for ASPD, and from this perspective yes. I CAN feel all emotions at a surface level, but for some emotions that's as deep as it goes and it doesn't effect me. I can choose to be empathetic, even when the feeling is either shallow, or annoyance at having to help. The current question is: how much of the feelings I get is simulated or a cover up for something else to blend in and how much is legitimate feeling. For example I get fiercely loyal to the people I love, in my own way. But deeper examination shows that I get territorial because those are MY people, and I take exception to people breaking my things.

Well if they gain the ability to feel emotions they might get PTSD from the types of crimes that they have commited )

@@user-rd8rv6nb7f not likely

You sound like one of them

@@c-rlt730 and?

They’re still human and the guy said the majority of them don’t break the law.

Any relation to Kendrick Moxon?

Do you have a formal diagnosis of psychopathy? Genuine question as I'm an ex mental health nurse and now a therapist.

Or so you think, because psychopaths think they're smarter than everyone.

@@GypsyGirl317 He's not gonna risk it.

@@ultraconservative They don't lock you up just for having a diagnosis. You have to actually commit a crime. Not all of them do.

I don't know how you mean it but I HOPE you are serious. I believe many politicians are in fact psychopaths.

Or any other position which gives them control over others. Control is really the stuff they get off on. Also displaying their 'excellence'.

I'm a psychopath about spelling and it should be PEEK not PEAK in the title. There is a vast difference in meaning. I HATE sloppiness and laziness.

@@moonshadow--1207 Ok, but why saying it to me, under my section? By the way, English is not my mother tongue...

@@l.-s.mutemba6521 I wasn't talking about you, I was talking about the title of this video. I didn't pick this comment to put my two cents under specifically. It's just the one I happened to be reading at the time. Sorry.

Yes 👍 D.T. is definitely one 👌 💯

I completely agree with you.

SAME! I’m the complete opposite of her. I think I had to develop heightened empathy to keep myself as safe as possible from her craziness.

Me too honey and I 💯 hear you So sorry for your endurance of suffering Take care of yourself sweetie 💖 Hugs 🤗

The irony

Empath is not a real term and it’s as “scientific” as astrology.

People who seem to have "dead eyes" aren't always psychopath either. My dad kinda has eyes like that and he's definitely not psycho

They plan carefully and try to not get caught so, yeah

@@maggie2962 cause they re killers and/or rapists. That s what they do. The experts have to stop questioning whether they should be held accountable. They re not insane, they dont have meltdowns, psychotice breaks or whatever.

Im one off em

@@pupsikgaming +1

🖐🏻 hello

Hi !

Lol I'm one of them to

No. Try to come off as another disinterested psychopath, so they realize that the charm and manipulation is futile.

I definitely agree. Ive had experience with a psychopath. Hes no longer in my life, thank god.

That's exactly what they meant; It's rare for researchers like them to find a specimen like that outside of criminality.

Even among prison psychopaths he was at the extreme end.

Scoring 40 in a psychopathy test means a person exhibits the 20 traits of psychopathy to an extreme factor of 2. Most of these traits will send you to jail so you cant really find an extreme psychopath blending with society, that person would have been incarcerated multiple times.

learning more about social rules can help to better integrate into sosciety. Following those new rules in a conscious decision

Yes they do , but when given an FMRI scan experts notice theres no change in brain activity..

wow you cracked it, i'm sure no one else ever thought of that

Agreed. But what would they do with a young toddler that showed the traits? Interesting to think about

@@laurieb3703 raise it if it still shows symptoms murder it

The psychopaths own everything and run all the big banks and corporations. You think they want to root themselves out? Remember, they are self-interested at a cost to society. Ayn Rand and Milton Friedman were their puppets. The MRI scan would wreck The elite.

Yes, early intervention could make a difference. It won't cure them, but it could help influence whether they become violent ones.

From society's perspective it is, as it harms society. "Bad people" aren't morally equivalent to others, so it's normal to treat them as different. Psychopathy in particular is definitely a disorder, you can see it in their brain scans.

Not necessarily. For those of us who think murder is one of the worst crimes possible, then we’d have to generally work our way up to murder, unless there are exceptional circumstances. But for a psychopath who does not feel normally, it’s just another decision, like whether to buy a Coke or Lemonade. They don’t have the angst behind the decision that most people would do. They just get the urge to commit murder or it seems like a potential choice based on the circumstances & so they do.

​@@allisonjames2923Exactly. We "can't think like them" because most of "normal" , empathy having people, inherently include other people's interests in our thoughts and behaviour.

Donald Trump is a classic example of a functional, successful psychopath. He has absolutely no empathy or remorse & has proven across his entire life that he’s willing to do anything to feed his ego & wallet. He has committed numerous crimes that he’s gotten away with so far. He’s bragged publicly about sexual assault, openly lusts after his daughter & has done since she was a very young child (& I will not be remotely surprised when she finally admits he abused her - look at photos of them when she was young). He has bribed, blackmailed & bought people. And the only things that stopped him starting a nuclear war or ordering the murder of various people, was the actions of some of the people around him who refused to do as he said. He tried to overturn a legally elected government FFS because it hurt his ego to lose an election. If only his followers realised they worship a psychopath. Mind you, they’d no doubt turn it around & say it’s a good thing so he can make tough decisions 🙄

The psychologists have said this repeatedly in this documentary. Thanks, tips.

Not all !! My sister stole $500,000. Of mine from my mother’s estate. Get power of attorney and put everything in her name.

How do you know

The vast majority of people are quite open to manipulation. The odds of you not being one of them are very low.

Their psychologist s. Who's. ? That makes no sense mate ...

But he only wants freedom for #1, not for others.

Number two is called "Sociopath"

@@pinoyguy1659Yeh and there's a lot of contention on this issue. Some don't consider them to be separate and others do.

@@lrn_news9171 the difference between sociopaths and psychopaths is not just how they’re made but their para-sympathetic nervous system. Psychopaths don’t get nervous, for example. Sociopaths can feel empathy, but only in select circumstances.

⁠@@graceg3250give one example of select circumstances

Yes

Who are you arguing with?

Y

ya ik

Sara C true.

Number of subs isn't equal to number of views

joaosimpson99 yea I know that. But it’s not normal that they only get a couple of thousands of views When they have so many subs.

Yeah I recall reading one paper stating that non-violent psychopaths have upregulated endorphinergic system.

No, those are sociopaths, not psychopaths, psychopaths are impulsive and on the spot, whereas the sociopaths think with great detail before, during and after. Think about Elon Musk for an example, if he were a psychopath that wouldn't make much sense, but in the case of him being a sociopath, would make plenty of sense. (Not saying he is either, just an example.)

@@sleepner777 You have it backwards. Primary Psychopaths are characterized by low neuroticism while Secondary Psychopaths (are often referred to as sociopaths or someone who has the strong traits of ASPD) have moderate to high neuroticism.

@@theb2694 from what I’ve read and studied is that sociopaths are grown via environment and upbringing and psychopaths are born

@@sleepner777 from what I’ve read and studied is that sociopaths are grown via environment and upbringing and psychopaths are born

@sv3rige so let them do what they want without consequences?

@@spitfirestake54 No, he means hold them accountable because they chose their actions

Nature vs. Nurture. Is an individual a natural born pychopathic OR is it due to the condition/state of their upbringing/environment? OR is it a combination of both? OR is it a choice? As is said there are a group of things to consider. But aren't a total lack of of empathy, moral/ethical compus & self reflection in there to?

Both nature and nurture can lead to violent behaviour. Psychopaths are born wired for it, while Sociopaths are created. Psychopaths (aka Primary Psychopaths) are cold, calculating, and manipulative, but can also be charming. They can sometimes lead "normal" lives. Sociopaths (aka Secondary Psychopaths) are impulsive, angry, chaotic, and generally lead pretty dysfunctional lives.

Ruth Neumann That's an excellent point and psychiatric drugs are known to blunt empathy and compassion etc as well, which is frightening, because many millions of people all over the world are taking one or more and a lot are killing while on them, or withdrawing too quickly. 🙁

Yes, I thought the same thing. Some people are just desensitised. Hopefully they are using more than one kind of stimulus for these studies.

these people in the world aka normies think that they are exempt from creating what we call psychopaths, they are the reason they exist in many ways. i have been abused and treated like trash most of my life for being empathetic and now all i want to do is harm others

I am extremely thankful, happy, lucky, and humbled that I can feel these great emotions and I'm not alone

@@1594simonsays That's incredibly sad to read. I'm deeply sorry for you - as well as for those you harm if you don't manage to hold yourself back.

@@I_Ace I'm very glad that you and many - perhaps most? - others feel that way. The less suffering there is in the world, the better. The sad thing is that we're not all that lucky.

Except they still experience a great deal of negative emotion

Well Richard Long shaft, excuse me Dr. Lol , you must have a tiny one to pick that name.

@@csc8697 very tiny. Almost baby like.

We all put a mask on. Few like their bosses, colleagues or clients.

@Some Guy in Australia assuming I'm going to therapy voluntarily. Pretty smart. And it's called insurance. Google it

@@kimber5566 I suggest you find someone to talk to and walk away from this person He/She is keeping you from have a true life

Hahaha you have reviewed? Who cares for the "review" of some moron who has no idea what he is talking about lol

No?

Polars are opposite??

Yes

I thought, WHAT??? Polar bears are a truly vicious animal!!!