Katie Ring

It's kind of about winning and punishment.

So although he never said he chose victims that reminded him of his ex-girlfriend,

I think that there were something inside of him that did want to punish her.

And that's why he chose some victims that resembled her.

Unfortunately, traditional therapy hasn't been very successful with psychopaths.

However, there are studies on early intervention, especially focused on parenting, social skills, and emotional regulation that have shown promising results.

So again, we never know whether early interventions would have actually helped or not, but there is some promising research that maybe in the future we can help lead kids with these traits in a better direction.

Okay, we're about to go over the time limit, but I will be breaking down some more of my thoughts or your guys' questions in the next episodes, as well as some of my top safety tips as a self-defense instructor.

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