Expert Guest
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
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Cut her clothing off. And was that symbolic or in a ritualistic kind of a fashion? The removing of a tongue has often happened as a way of punishment for betrayal or lying.
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Absolutely. And we see this happen in many cases where a predator takes control of victim and their phone, and it's a way to buy time to go in and manipulate the phone. So what becomes important in the interview process is that the past behavior of this individual is really understood.
And that's where interviews with the family, looking at her social media accounts, looking at her just regular text messages on her phone gives you this sense of what this person's activity is and how much they're willing to expose in a public light.
The removing of a tongue has often happened as a way of punishment for betrayal or lying.
Yeah, I think that's a bunch of malarkey as far as screaming for help because she could still vocalize. The tongue doesn't make the noise. It's the lungs and pushing out. through the vocal cords. And someone that's going through that would certainly make horrendous cries from agony as they're going through this.
So there were a couple of things that troubled me about that, particularly that that was something that he might have said as a way to justify more of a fantasy that was going on in his mind.
Interesting way of hiding her body makes you think this is someone who's probably thought through a process more than someone who has just all of a sudden lost themselves in a fit of rage.
and acts out although this is an organized predator whose plan is to go in commit this homicide and then dispose of the body and in this particular case with the scenario you've painted mutilate the body and and dissect it and move the body parts to different locations An organized offender would come prepared to do that.
But a disorganized offender is not going to be thinking, ah, I need to take an ax or a shovel, or I got to have plastic bags or all of those things are going to be much more challenging when all of a sudden they're thinking, how do I wash my hands of this mess that I've created? Was this his first?
Yeah, absolutely. The clothing might have physical DNA from the suspect or from her. And as a profiler, one of the things that we always looked at was not just the fact that, for instance, a sexual assault or a homicide occurred, but what was the order of those things? What were the things that were going on before that?
And in kind of a creepy silence of the lambs kind of a way, you have to think about, to a profiler, we want to know things like, Did he cut her clothing off? And was that symbolic or in a ritualistic kind of a fashion? Because that tells us what's going on in the mind.
The statement that there is no association between the ionosphere and surface weather is an outright lie. We can artificially influence the Earth's aurora with a relatively small amount of energy, and we know that outbursts of the northern lights do change weather patterns. There is indeed mounting evidence that upper atmospheric events affect lower atmospheric weather, and vice versa.
What's most scary and exciting about HAARP is the potential of its application. For example, ELF waves generated by the array could be used for a variety of military applications, including finding underground bases, tunnels, even caves. The government is interested in HAARP technology because it's a new frontier, a new way to solve an old problem.
The device is sending electricity to pace the heart, okay? It's also taking snapshots of what the rhythm is in the heart. Now, those wires that send the electricity is also giving data back to the computer here, the pacemaker. And if that data suddenly goes haywire, that's when we know that the heart muscle itself is no longer responding, which is how you infer that that was the moment of death.
That was like the jaw-dropping moment.
It's a tale of murder, skullduggery and international intrigue.
It's probably worse than a needle in a haystack. Toward a truth desperate to be found. When you think about it logically, how we've got from there to there is unbelievable. And it truly is.
Correct. And again, that risk management part is a prediction of what she's likely to face, but her institutional stability, her acceptance of rules, her willingness to accept feedback, that all bodes well for her compliance with conditional release.
The Home Service Expert Podcast · Mastering the Art of Negotiation with Chris Voss · 13 Dec 2024
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How do you turn an opposition into a collaboration? And I think that's one of the main secrets in negotiation, because in any deal, and particularly in the circumstances you're talking about, they want to know how good a partner you're going to be, how good an ambassador you're going to be. If you can't stand up for yourself, then how can you stand up for them?
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