Dr. Tim Gallagher

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24 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 14 Feb

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

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So this guy Mohammed walks into the Boynton Beach police station and he says, I know a woman who's trying to hire a hitman to kill her husband.
When a woman is domestically abused, she tells her friends,
hey, if I go missing, it's my husband who did it.
She never says, look, either he's going to die or I'm going to die.
In 30 years of private practice and working with domestic violence victims, I have never heard that line.
Usually they're afraid for their own lives.
They're not threatening the life of their spouse.
I'm just listening to all these facts and trying to assess the mindset of DiPolito, and it seems to me that she's one of these rare female sociopaths
who uses her sexuality and charm to preferentially relate to men so that she can get something from them, that this is her MO in the world.
And she turns on that same kind of charm in this YouTube video.
So when I looked at it, the cop says, you know, your husband's dead.
She burst into tears and you and I both know that when you get bad news, the first stage is shock, right?
You can't believe it.
You're trying to,
take in the information, you're rejecting it all at the same time.
She is prepared for this.
She starts crying big crocodile tears, but then she cozies up to the police officer who has just given her the so-called bad news, kind of presses her body up against him a little bit.
He has his arm around her waist.
It's a very sexualized interaction.
So here, as she supposedly learns that her husband is dead,
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