Dr. Judy Ho

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104 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 27 Mar

Dr. Judy Ho’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Nancy, it's incredible.
It's like the last thing that he just had to do to make everything so much worse as if it already isn't terrible enough.
And that just shows you the mindset that he has.
He already murdered her.
And he decided that she was not going to even be able to have any kind of interaction, any kind of connection with her children.
It's like he wanted her to suffer even in death.
I mean, you have to think about the mindset of somebody who would plot that as they were doing it and saying, you know what, I don't even want to give her the dignity of facing up, I want to put her face down.
So not only is she continuing to suffocate in death, she's not even going to be able to look at her family.
Whatever.
Nancy, this isn't a clinical term, but he's obviously a monster.
But going back to clinical terms, when somebody may have sociopathic tendencies, there are genetic loads for that, meaning that sometimes their brains are just not stimulated by the things that normal people would be stimulated by.
So in this case,
murdering his entire family.
And then it's like his brain doesn't even light up with disgust with fear with, you know, feelings of being disgusted with himself after what he's done.
Instead, it's going towards his hunger cues.
And he's saying, yummy, I want to have my meal right now.
And I'm going to enjoy this meal.
there's something most likely wrong with the wiring of his brain and how he even perceives experiences on top of everything else that he did.
But that also leads him to be able to do these things and then to eat apparently a delicious meal afterwards as if nothing happened.
Well, Nancy, when we are in our eat and digest mode, which is when we experience hunger cues and when we want to have food, when we have an appetite, it's because our bodies are not in fight or flight, right?
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