Dr. Coltan Scrivner

methodical and just like none of this affected him and on top of that had a family right had a wife he had kids and it blows my mind that again someone like that can sort of switch modes between being this ruthless but cold coldly effective uh mafia hitman but then go home and and have some sort of semi-normal interaction with a family what do you know about the way that he was raised what is it how did he get there

I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean, I, from the documentary that I watched or the interviews I watched, you know, you had the sort of typical, like, I think it was like an abusive dad or abusive of home.

But to me, that's there's, there's two issues with that.

One is that there are a lot of abusive homes out there that don't produce mafia hit men or serial killers.

The other is that there's sort of some genetic confounding going on there in that

people who are more likely to abuse their kids are also more likely to be just genetically predisposed to violence in general, right?

And violence towards people who are even close to them.

And so they're passing on that, you know, that genetic tendency to the offspring that they're abusing.

And so I don't know that, you know, would Richard Kuklinski have become who he did without abuse?

Unclear, you know, it probably influenced him a little bit, but it maybe didn't, it might not have changed the trajectory too much of the course of his life.

No, I don't think I do.

I've had some really spooky, weird experiences, but ghosts are one of those things for me that would require a pretty hefty change in the way that I view the world.

They would require that I...

And now try to explain where all these spirits are and where they're living after they die.

And it would require a lot more other would require a lot of other kinds of evidence other than just something strange happening inside of a haunted hotel.

So, no, I don't think I do.

But but I do find paranormal investigations and ghost hunts to be really fun.

I enjoy going on them.