Dr. Tristan Ingalls

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4,386 appearances 21 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 31 Aug

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

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Serial Killers & Murderous Minds · Shelly Michael: Nurse, Wife, and Killer Pt. 1 · 24 Aug 2026 podcast

Tend to target, and their attention narrows toward the goal. voice-verified

They go through three stages in their planning. voice-verified

They start with the formulation, the grievance, or the need that they have that makes violence the solution to them. voice-verified

And then there's the deliberation, the risk appraisal that they have, or in some cases, fantasizing about it, and then the preparation, which is the goal and the moral disengagement phase. voice-verified

that allows them to actually carry out the task itself. voice-verified

There isn't a single psychological point where someone suddenly can't stop. voice-verified

People abandon planned crimes every day. voice-verified

But there are several things that can make it harder to turn back. voice-verified

Once someone begins taking concrete steps toward carrying out a plan, stopping often becomes more difficult for several reasons. voice-verified

First, we don't generally like reversing course after we've committed to some. voice-verified

Something as human beings, it requires us to tolerate uncertainty or disappointment and sometimes the realization that we've been wrong. voice-verified

And the longer we are on a course, the harder it becomes to do that, as we've talked about. voice-verified

You become more invested. voice-verified

There's also a sunk cost fallacy to it as well. voice-verified

And second, once people commit to a goal, their thinking often becomes organized around achieving it. voice-verified

And the longer voice-verified

The longer your thinking does that, the harder it becomes. voice-verified

So instead of reevaluating whether it's the right goal, they often continue to focus on how to accomplish it. voice-verified

That's an adaptive process in most areas of life because it's what helps us finish degrees or train for marathons and build careers. voice-verified

It's but if the goal itself is harmful, and the same tendency can make it harder to stop and reconsider. voice-verified

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