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 · Joji Obara: Thirty Years of Hidden Crimes in Japan Pt. 2 · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

It can feel like emotionally reliving it. voice-verified

Krista also had no reason to believe that Joji would become one of the most prolific serial sexual offenders that were ever identified. voice-verified

And from what we know, which is not a lot about her life, this was her only dangerous experience working there. voice-verified

If Krista thought this was an isolated incident, then why would she warn these girls regarding the line of work as a whole? voice-verified

Instead, she'd be more likely to teach them how to be more aware and voice-verified

and generally safe. voice-verified

So that said, her focus was likely on staying functional and finding a new normal for herself. voice-verified

And when or if people ask why she didn't warn anyone, I think it's worth considering what speaking up would have required of her. voice-verified

And to also remember everything that we've talked about so far in episode one, including what happened to Katie when she did speak up. voice-verified

Then redirect those questions to the man responsible. voice-verified

In general, voice-verified

Yes. voice-verified

We talked about how incredibly isolating a sexual assault can be because of the self-blame, the guilt, and the shame that comes with it. voice-verified

But when they learn voice-verified

That someone else has gone through the same thing, they often begin to re-evaluate their own experience. voice-verified

Because seeing that and recognizing that it's not an isolated incident, that can help reduce self-blame and it can increase confidence, especially in their own memory. voice-verified

And it can make talking about it feel less terrifying or isolating. voice-verified

Also, research consistently finds that concerns about not being bullied. voice-verified

Self-blame and negative reactions are major barriers to reporting the assault to begin with, but validation and supportive responses make disclosure more likely. voice-verified

I think a lot of women have been in a situation where we've told more than one person where we're going, who we're with, and when we expect to be home. voice-verified

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