Dr. Bethany Marshall

It sounds to me like Brendan and Killer Nanny set up this sort of rape play, rape scene so carefully and so meticulously that they told the guy, they told Joe that,

You know, I want to be slapped a lot.

So that by the time the prosecutor questions Killer Nanny, she goes, oh, I heard a lot of slapping.

I mean, that's how well thought out this devious plan was.

Why does the cheating spouse accuse the innocent spouse of cheating?

You know, not only is it the cycle of abuse, Nancy, but it's a simple projection.

He's projecting into her what he's doing, which is he is cheating.

Nancy, there's no way to know this, but sit with us for a second.

I would imagine that Brendan and the nanny had erotic relationships.

fantasies about killing Christine.

I think this murder plot was something that was incorporated into their sex lives, talked about.

They had, I think, a very imaginative sexual aspect to this where maybe they even fantasized about him stabbing her in the throat or that she was a cheater or that she was having sex with other guys and that the had it coming to her.

And then they're going to move into the master bedroom.

She's going to bring her anal floss with her and that the baby's going to love the nanny.

And when you think of sociopathy, Nancy, you know, it's a disorder of detachment.

They're not attached to Christina.

They are not attached to the baby.

They have no idea that the baby's not going to bond with nanny.

What they are attached to is their sick, erotic sexual fantasies.

their sexual excitement with each other and incorporating Christine and this poor Joe guy that was set up into this like makeup grizzly fantasy world.