Dr. Tristan Ingalls

The amygdala is where the fight or flight response is, which is where anxiety, fear, and empathy are. So it's more likely than not that it's a combination of psychological and biological causes for why he's quick thinking, but also not very reactionary. I think most of us, when we walk back to our car and see police there, are going to have a bit of an anxiety reaction to that.

The amygdala is where the fight or flight response is, which is where anxiety, fear, and empathy are. So it's more likely than not that it's a combination of psychological and biological causes for why he's quick thinking, but also not very reactionary. I think most of us, when we walk back to our car and see police there, are going to have a bit of an anxiety reaction to that.

Joel is clearly not capable of that.

Joel is clearly not capable of that.

Joel is clearly not capable of that.

So this is an example of habituation that I was referring to earlier. Habituation is when there is a decrease in the thrill response because of the repeated stimulus. So he's had four years of the same murder, right? So after four years of having the same repeat of a stimuli, he is getting a decrease in his reaction or his response to it. And what drives him is that thrill, right?

So this is an example of habituation that I was referring to earlier. Habituation is when there is a decrease in the thrill response because of the repeated stimulus. So he's had four years of the same murder, right? So after four years of having the same repeat of a stimuli, he is getting a decrease in his reaction or his response to it. And what drives him is that thrill, right?

So this is an example of habituation that I was referring to earlier. Habituation is when there is a decrease in the thrill response because of the repeated stimulus. So he's had four years of the same murder, right? So after four years of having the same repeat of a stimuli, he is getting a decrease in his reaction or his response to it. And what drives him is that thrill, right?

So there's likely to be an increase in thrill-seeking behaviors as a result of the fact that there's now some level of tolerance to his current routine. And it's similar to an addiction in that way, only there's no real physiological dependency like you would expect to see if it was an addiction to a substance.

So there's likely to be an increase in thrill-seeking behaviors as a result of the fact that there's now some level of tolerance to his current routine. And it's similar to an addiction in that way, only there's no real physiological dependency like you would expect to see if it was an addiction to a substance.

So there's likely to be an increase in thrill-seeking behaviors as a result of the fact that there's now some level of tolerance to his current routine. And it's similar to an addiction in that way, only there's no real physiological dependency like you would expect to see if it was an addiction to a substance.

But what we are seeing is an increase in frequency and carelessness as a result of his need for more stimulation.

But what we are seeing is an increase in frequency and carelessness as a result of his need for more stimulation.

But what we are seeing is an increase in frequency and carelessness as a result of his need for more stimulation.

It's interesting that they're able to identify that they died from strangulation wounds because generally speaking, strangulation doesn't really leave any outward signs. It's like a silent killer in that way. Generally, what they find is that there are signs of strangulation internally versus externally.

It's interesting that they're able to identify that they died from strangulation wounds because generally speaking, strangulation doesn't really leave any outward signs. It's like a silent killer in that way. Generally, what they find is that there are signs of strangulation internally versus externally.

It's interesting that they're able to identify that they died from strangulation wounds because generally speaking, strangulation doesn't really leave any outward signs. It's like a silent killer in that way. Generally, what they find is that there are signs of strangulation internally versus externally.

But either way, this really speaks to Joel's rage because that's really what drives that kind of killing.

But either way, this really speaks to Joel's rage because that's really what drives that kind of killing.

But either way, this really speaks to Joel's rage because that's really what drives that kind of killing.