Dr. Tristan Ingalls
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 31 Aug
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He understands the seriousness of these charges.
And what they can mean for his future.
I know earlier we talked about how once someone has been to prison, the uncertainty about it can decrease.
They know what to expect.
They know they can survive it.
But surviving prison isn't the same as wanting to spend decades there.
And his first sentence was relatively short as far as sentences go.
It may have become less psychologically intimidating because it was no longer an unknown, but.
The magnitude of what he stood to lose is different now.
If someone has repeatedly sought to control people and outcomes throughout their life, the idea of surrendering all control for possibly decades, especially for someone who needs control, this could be motivation to prevent that, whatever the cost, which is ironic because the best way to prevent that is
is to just not offend at all.
But that's the paradox of Ivan's psychology.
The control he needs causes him to offend and simultaneously the consequences of that offending behavior threaten his control at the same time.
Yeah, possibly.
Highly probable.
But I actually think there are two different ways to look at this.
One is developmental.
If we're looking back at Ivan's childhood, there's been very little there to teach him about caution, respect for rules, or consideration for consequences at all.
Instead, he grew up in an environment where weapons and violence were normalized from an early age.
There were no consequences for that.
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