Keith Morrison

LOL.

Well, studies, I don't know.

The studies that I know about are the ones that involve us doing one story after another for 30-some years now and have discovered along the way that because more often than not, women are the victims of these kinds of crimes, it's understandable that women would be more interested in the mysteries and in the resolution of those mysteries and in what happens in true crime situations.

You know, anybody who has a group tends to be more of the victim than some other group is apt to be more interested.

Does that seem reasonable to you, Anne?

I haven't been reasonable in years.

A final question, and it's from Sergeant Marti, who took a poll on X, and people responded.

The poll was, is Sante Kimes, A, a psychopath, B, a sociopath, C, both?

And the answer, not surprisingly, is that most people thought she was both.

I don't know if you can be both a sociopath and a psychopath.

No, no, neither one of us is, but if I had to guess, Sante certainly had the characteristics of a psychopath as far as that was concerned.

She seemed to have been born to it, and she certainly had no remorse about any of the things that she did.

No.

Keen to do more.

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