How Psychopaths Think and Behave - Part 1| FULL DOCUMENTARY
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Psychopaths like William F and Paul Shaker lack empathy, manipulate others, and seek power through toxic means, often causing significant harm, as seen in their criminal actions and behaviors. Individuals with psychopathic traits, such as Earl Jones, engage in fraud schemes, manipulate investments, and betray trust, showcasing a lack of remorse and disregard for the consequences of their actions.
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- Psychopaths, such as William F and Paul Shaker, lack emotional empathy but possess cognitive empathy, using it to manipulate and exploit others for their own pleasure or profit, showcasing a disregard for others' well-being.
- Corporate psychopaths like Earl Jones engage in fraudulent schemes, manipulating investments and betraying trust, demonstrating a lack of remorse for their actions while causing significant harm to those they deceive.
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What are psychopaths known for?
Lack of emotional empathy but possess cognitive empathy.
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Summary
00:00
"Psychopaths: Manipulative, Violent, and Lacking Empathy"
- William F is accused of first-degree murder of 12 women and is suspected of a double murder.
- Psychopaths, who make up around 1% of the population, are often male and seek power and control over others.
- Psychopaths lack emotional empathy but possess cognitive empathy, using it to manipulate and exploit others.
- Psychopaths like William F exploit others for pleasure or profit, with intact causality and a lack of concern for others.
- Paul Shaker, a suspected psychopath, was arrested for a double murder after taking a family hostage.
- Psychopathy is diagnosed using the Hare Psychopathy Checklist, with a score of 30 or more indicating psychopathy.
- Psychopaths can be found in various professions, including law enforcement, business, and media, where they can be successful.
- Donald Trump has been associated with traits of psychopathy, such as pathological lying and lack of empathy.
- Brain scans of psychopaths show reduced activity in emotional regions, indicating a lack of emotional response to violent stimuli.
- William F, a notorious serial killer in Quebec, murdered multiple women between 1979 and 1999, displaying extreme violence and psychopathic tendencies.
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Psychopaths: Manipulation, Deception, and Deviant Fantasies
- Serial murders with sexual offenses are common among sadistic rapists who indulge in deviant fantasies and derive sexual arousal from their victims' suffering.
- William F led a double life, appearing normal with a wife, children, and a job, while harboring delinquent tendencies.
- William F carefully monitored his interactions with his wife, mimicking empathetic behaviors to test their impact, which his wife appreciated despite their insincerity.
- Psychopaths, termed "snakes in suits," lack empathy, manipulate others, and seek power through toxic means, often causing significant harm.
- Corporate psychopaths, like Earl Jones, engage in fraud schemes, deceiving clients and embezzling millions, leaving a trail of destruction.
- Earl Jones, a financial adviser, defrauded over 150 clients of $50 million, manipulating investments and betraying trust.
- Earl Jones operated a Ponzi scheme, using new investments to pay returns on old ones, showing a lack of remorse for his actions.
- Paul Shaker, a criminal with a history of violence, orchestrated a double murder, targeting vulnerable individuals for his crimes.
- Paul Shaker manipulated a mentally disabled man, Jean Pierre M, to commit murders, showcasing his callous disregard for others' lives.
- Psychopaths like Paul Shaker are adept at manipulation and deception, using charm to exploit and control others, even those close to them.
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Earl exploits Maxine's family trust for inheritance.
- Maxine's priorities shifted as a teenager due to family responsibilities.
- Earl attended Maxine's father's funeral and offered to help settle the inheritance.
- Earl took advantage of the situation to exploit the trust Maxine and her family had in him.
