Flashback Forensics: Psychologist Analyzes Behavior and Body Language of Aileen Wuornos
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Join Dr. G, a clinical and forensic psychologist, as he delves deep into the complex world of Aileen Wuornos-a notorious American serial killer sentenced to death for the murders of seven men. In this comprehensive analysis, Dr. G leverages his expertise to dissect Wuornos's body language and psychology, offering a nuanced understanding that goes beyond the headlines.
🎞 What to Expect:
Dr. G will analyze two pivotal interviews of Aileen Wuornos: one from her time in prison and her final interview before her execution in 2002. Through these interviews, we see the evolution of Wuornos's mindset, demeanor, and emotional state over time.
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Dr. G is a clinical and forensic psychologist with years of experience in analyzing body language and behavior. His work, especially in the realm of true crime content, has helped shed light on the motivations and psychological underpinnings of various criminal behaviors.
📜 About Aileen Wuornos:
Aileen Wuornos was convicted and executed for the murders of seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990. Claiming her actions were in self-defense against sexual assault, Wuornos's case stirred public debate and became a subject of numerous documentaries and films.
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I read a book about her and what struck me was the horrific abuse she suffered as a child. Nobody cared for this child.
She hated men bc she was abused by them.
I almost wish Aileen didn’t receive the death penalty so we could continue to utilize her case study and elder-developmental experiences, but she seemed to accept or want death regardless - and I can’t fathom what it was like to live in her mind without the use of substances.
Tragic, tragic backstory; terrifying woman. Thank you as always, Dr. G!
She was really fractured and damaged - keeping her alive as a case study seems kind of brutal, no? She was actually suffering, even being subjected to interviewers like this guy, who seemed more interested in provoking more suffering than helping her towards any kind of healing.
I think the same about bundy he could have helped solve crimes
@@CreaticityIsLife Oh totally - from an ethics standpoint that’s absolutely out of the question. I think when I said ‘wish’ I meant to infer I don’t necessarily support the death penalty regardless (I am Canadian and it’s pretty cultural), and that we would have her case study de facto if she was given mandatory life in max custody with psychiatric services.
I’m radical in the sense that I support MAID for people with catastrophic psychiatric dysfunction, if they are giving genuine, non-coercive consent to choose death after all therapeutic methods are exhausted. In a utopian system where MAID was allowed for certain offenders, I believe Aileen would’ve chosen/preferred that regardless of the existence of a death penalty.
The childhood C-PTSD and psych. dysfunction she lived with is unfathomable. (I’m not wanting to imply what she did was conscionable or warranted in any way)
@@CreaticityIsLife Also, if I recall correctly, this is one of the only journalists she had an ongoing ‘media/journalistic relationship’ with. Fully agree that it is antagonistic to someone in a clear state of surreality and volatility, and is wholly unnecessary and just net-harmful in the long run.
terrifying? lol i think the patriarchy system for men is terrifying
Out of all these psychopath people,I feel so sorry for her, she had a terrible life, she's been made into this because of her childhood.
hhhh she's a victim!!!!!!!!!!!??? hhhh emm ted bundy is a victim too and the rest of the seriel killers are victims too..
To be fair, the interviewer was actually making a documentary about her. They have built a rapport over time. But I don't know why he was trying to agitate her in one of her very last interviews.
I don’t think so either. He tried to get her to admit that she was raped, he tried to help her.
He was trying to agitate her so that he’d have a lot of reactionary moments of her so he could show how sociopathic she looked. A lot of people especially women have empathy for her because of her very horrific life and circumstances she lived through. By showing her As angry and crazy the director can control how the viewer will see her- with less compassion for her. As someone in the business that’s what I gather he was trying to achieve.
@@wotiluv did you see the documentary? Because that’s not at all what the interviewer was doing. He does not believe in the death penalty as a Brit. He believed that she had been raped, as do I in at least 2 of the murders she committed. She was crazy. They are not supposed to execute mentally ill people. What the interviewer was trying to do was get her to admit that she was actually raped as she testified at her trial. If someone is raped and then kills the persons it’s not first degree murder. She would not have been eligible for the death penalty in those cases and it could get her a stay of execution. Maybe look into the documentary, I think it’s on UA-cam.
@@stevierysie i will look for it thanks I’m now intrigued. I find it hard to watch female killers. I saw the film not the documentary so maybe I have him mixed up with the other filmmaker I guess. But as Dr G pointed out he was asking her questions that were clearly agitating her. I do still think he was trying to get her to show emotions- and her reactions. Regardless what his death penalty beliefs were he was making the film about a female SK. That’s just basic filmmaking 101 - get your subject to interact and show emotions so the viewers can connect and firm opinion.
@@wotiluvmaybe he was pushing it bc it’s her last chance to say something that may help her cause. He was prob emotional himself bc he had been on this journey with her.
Such a horrible life! She was not lying about that guy raping her. She just did not want to live in jail anymore. She was not in her right mind and they NEVER should have executed her. There was some proof that the first 2 guys raped her. I often wonder if the others she killed were in a PTSD response? So much trauma, living in the woods because your father raped you and you got pregnant … horrific.
No question that those events happened to her. She is difficult because she is both a legitimate victim and believes that she is a victim in ways that she wasn't.
@@drgexplains I am sorry, I should have clarified. The issue I was pointing out was that the state could not execute her for the murders that she was raped. That would have not qualified her for the death penalty. The reason she said it did not happen here is because she wanted to die. They are not supposed to execute a mental ill person either. Jeb Bush was up for re election and She was his human sacrifice to win. Look into to. They murdered her in my opinion.
Yeah she had a shocking life....incredible actually. Even her girlfriend using her in the end. I personally think she should just have had life in prison and be safe for the rest of her life. It was very sad.
@@vickivictoria1626 I agree. She should have got life.
True, but many people go through these things and don't turn out like that in the slightest. I can attest first hand
She was one of the few for whom I felt compassion for. Her life and what she did to others was equally tragic.
As much as I don't condone murder, I can't help but feel for Eileen, what a tragic life she had. I hope she is at peace now.
Aileen’s childhood home is literally about 6 houses down from the house I grew up and now live in as a 40 year old adult and I will say that I know for a fact that the things that went on in this neighborhood during the decade prior to when my parents bought this home in the early 1980’s were incredibly messed up and yes, sadly Aileen was one of the children victims of this neighborhood during that time frame. If you research her childhood/youth you will understand what I’m referring to. By the time my parents moved here, thank God.. the people doing these disturbing things were no longer in the neighborhood, thank God. I do believe and know Aileen was severely abused and traumatized and for her I believe this created a perfect storm that turned her into what she eventually became and the acts that she committed.
There were no child protective services back then. My mom told me horror stories about not only her own parents but other kids in the neighborhood.
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She was sickeningly brutalized in every possible way as a child and as an adult and she was very mentally ill. The death penalty shouldn't have happened. I realize what she did was beyond horrific but I still feel sick for her that the world literally saw her as trash her whole life and how is a person expected to turn out good after the tortures she experienced?
she was speaking truth and she was used as a darpa project to test their see through wall technology ... facts 100% my dad worked in that project
What was her childhood like?
Those whole used and abused her are also responsible for those murders.
i felt bad for her. her childhood was too much!
She got executed cuz she unalived a cop who picked her up for sex. Cops ❤sex workers
She did have a horrible childhood. She should have gotten life. It's worse than execution anyway
She had one of the worst childhoods I have ever read about. No wonder she turned out to be a sociopath. Not that everyone who is abused does but in this case its did.
Yes. I also believe she should have gotten life but not death penalty. I know she wasn’t legally insane as she knew what she did was wrong, but with what she endured I think most people would’ve either committed suicide or went the path she did. But I’m generally not in favor of death penalty
Charles Manson had a horrible childhood and Ted Bundy was made to believe that his mother was his sister.
It's sad to imagine how some of these people would have turned out if they'd had a less traumatic childhood. This woman was mentally a child in a lot of ways, and the horror of what she went through as a child... it's awful all around.
U wouldn’t say the same about Jeffrey dahmer
@@OhitzHurr.x_x I've thought it about a lot of serial killers. Especially when they've had head injuries combined with traumatic abuse. I'm not condoning their behavior, I'm just sad to think of how things may have been had they not suffered the trauma and injury.
True. My father has severe borderline personality disorder and complex PTSD and he is sometimes a VERY hard person to deal with (getting insulted for small things and shouting like a madman to you for it, having almost psychotic like breaks over triggers) He had extremely traumatic childhood (born a year after world war II in Finland into a poverty stricken family with extremely abusive parents) and I often think what kind of a person he would be if he had a normal, happy childhood with loving parents 😕
She would be a completely different person. I was born with multiple mental illnesses and due to having a good mother who supported me and got me help, I turned out pretty good overall. I still have problems but I'm nowhere near as bad as she was. But in the end it doesn't excuse her taking the lives of seven people. ❤
Society did create Aileen Wuornos, imo. I have great empathy for her. I think her first kill, Mallory did try to rape her, and it was self-defense. The rest not so much.
She's terrifying and fascinating at the same time
I watched the movie Monster staring Charlize Theron years ago. You couldn't help but feel sorry for her. Her own partner turned on her. Definitely had a lot of mental health problems.
Everyone in her life turned there back on her. Not just her loser GF. The most important people in her life turned on her. I actually used to exchange letters with her on Death Row
That Mallory rape was so horrific, she was driven insane by it.
It was the straw that broke the camel's back.
Recent research has come to light, that extreme trauma can alter brain chemistry in women.
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True! She had been traumatized since she was a child. Imagine how that altered her brain chemistry.
I felt bad for her also I was just afraid to say it and get blasted in the comments!
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos, and live in anothers world - Plato
@@WildandFree4 Thank you ❤
Agreed
Same. What really swung it for me is I do believe she was raped by that first guy, and she didn't have the mental capacity to handle what happened to her. It's why she turned to prostitution and dropped out of society. The main reason is I don't think she enjoyed killing, rather a means to an end for her inner rage and the money to keep her girlfriend. Her girlfriend throwing her under the bus at the end was painful.
It means you are human and have empathy....I cried when I read and listened to her story of her young years....God help us
Please analyze that preacher, Kenneth Copeland. His expressions are constantly changing.
He is so scary.
Sadly it is as simple as he is a fool
Haven’t even watched this video yet, but so excited to see your analysis on it. Got the notification and came straight to the video. I know it’ll be great.
Literally same!
Fantastic analysis! Please do an analysis on Sydney Powell that was just convicted today.
I've been planning a on Powell video. I wanted to include an analysis of the prosecution's psychologist, but I can't find any video of her. I have found the defens's'. Once I get all the footage together, I plan to do one. Thanks!
Loving your content!!!! Can’t wait for more Jodi & Ruby! I’ve been dying to get more analysis on Jodi in particular after all her previous victims have spoken out.
That should be coming out tomorrow, thanks!
@@drgexplains Her niece's statements mirror the injuries and abuses that the younger children who were rescued suffered. Your analysis shows how much they both enjoyed hurting others, and children especially. I'm curious if there's Religious doctrine that supports their Strict disciplinary Behavior, and might explain why The CPS workers in their community, might not have seen their Harsh disciplinary practices as abusive.
Mormon church referred members to their counselling and at least Jodi was Mormon, so yes!@@leisaamore7951
A rock did hit us.....Covid 19. She was right. She had such a terrible life. She was a product of a broken society. She wasn't psychologically well enough to be killed. Very disappointed that she was killed.
Her life growing up was horrible & she mentally went of the deep end as an adult & killed with all of the pent up anger. Sad life from beginning to end.
She was smart , eloquent but completely traumatized . I don’t see a sociopath , I don’t see a monster, I don’t see a psychopath in her but I do see a person completely burnout by life since childhood sounds like she was living in a torture chamber full time. This woman did not had a break to the point of wishing to die . She got rape not only physically but even her own story got rape to be made money by the media. Anything in this country it is turn to gold even people’s tragedies. Most of her murders must had been caused by her PTSD.
aileen did hav a schizophrenic/bipolar, PHYCHOTIC, delusional, schizoeffective brain disorder... ur born with this. its hereditary...the phychotic part is from all the sexually abused,she was SA since thd age of 6... not 13.. her uncle, dad, grandfather, other ppl frequenting her house..
I’ve been waiting for this one Doc! She truly believed a lot of what she said…..you can tell she did…. She suffered from mental illness! She suffered, period! Edit - the interviewer had a long running relationship with Aileen, he’d been interviewing her for his film. She’s right that sheriff department did make money off of her! They were reprimanded repeatedly! Read up on it! They were horrid!
Totally agree.
Agreedm plus she was executed as the governor was running for election on law and order!
She's the scariest type of personality for me because she's so erratic, unreasonable and unpredictable. Would fly off the handle and cause serious harm and the drop of a hat. I also think the interviewer is deliberately being confrontational to evoke an entertaining response out of her for his program.
Yes he is.
Might say the same for this one.
Yes
In the documentary he was trying to get her to be honest and admit she was raped. He knew she was trying to get put to death and didn't want her to loose her life. It was quite emotive.
ya think.,.???? this is caused by SA as a 6 yr old by several family members.and her whole life.. society created this,, no on ever called cps or cops to save her, help her as a small child..
So happy to see this one. Can you body analyze Robert Chambers aka Central Park murder? Thank you
Here she killed 7 and got death but people like Nikolas Cruz killed 17, shot 17 others and gets life. Such crap. Different states but still. I have always felt bad for Aileen. A horrible childhood and her first kill (RM) set her off after what he did to her. The other 6 were innocent men and i feel for them too. Aileen never had a chance in this world. I hope she and 6 of her victims have found peace.
I would think it's different as he shot people in one sitting
Hi Dr. G! I just found your channel. I love how you approach this! Im a therapist in training and i would like to get better at reading body language. Do you have any videos of people who aren't psychopaths? I feel that could also be helpful.
I think he gives courses in body language!
Not many but there may be a few! I'll go back and check because I can't even remember 😅
Aileen is an anomaly. She’s one of a kind and her talking scares me
just a question...but i saw NO ONE ever analyzed her testimony when talking about what richard mallory did to her, her first victim..she later said it was a lie to get executed faster..but the details were compelling and mallory was in a institution for criminally insane for 10 years for sex offense..and while there attempted to rape a nurse using a ligature, same exact way aileen said he did to her.... i hope someone takes a crack at it..... she is crying and her hand is shaking during traumatic details....maybe i am wrong but it looked true to me
Aileen’s execution was in itself a criminal affair. It, along with “Dead Man Walking” anchored my stance on the unfairness and brutality of the death penalty.
I know she had a terrible childhood and I don't doubt she was badly treated by men as an adult. Is she unstable because of the childhood or was she born that way? I have moments of feeling badly for her, then I shake myself out of it because she didn't have to kill. Most sex workers don't kill. Most women with bad childhoods don't kill. So I think she made choices that came out of her bad treatment and she doesn't get a pass for those. Still - a wasted life, which is always hard to see.
I have the same reaction. She is sympathetic to a point, but also terrifying. No question she led a very difficult life but legitimately was a psychopath.
I would have guessed sociopath.. Could that not be a possibility? That she was born normal, but the neglect and abuse led to the brain not developing empathy. To me, she seems much less in control than psychopaths.
Well, you can't compare her to others like that. "Bad childhood" is not the same experience for everyone. It's a matter of balancing the level of damage done with the resources available to create resilience to that damage in the life of this one person. She suffered severe, prolonged, and repeated damage with little to no resources for creating resilience. She is a monster, but she was created by severe abuse and absolute lack of love and care. She was not born this way, or she would have been killing a lot more people a lot earlier in life with far less provocation.
She is a soldier with Ptsd,
I think people just react to things differently . Genetic play a role factor too, all her family were wrong’uns
"Sonic pressure" is really possible
My mom's ex-boyfriend had borderline personality disorder, like Aileen. Whenever he got mad, his eyes bulged out exactly like Aileen's. Never seen anyone else's eyes like that.
Please analyze Don Wells, Candus Wells, and Candy Harer, in the Summer Wells case. There are SO many videos/interviews to watch.
Good content man, you rock
Thank you for a logical explanation about this case and not being overly sympathic. I know she had a horrible childhood, but we all have choices as adults. It is a good idea not to make adult decisions operating from your hurt inner child. As you said she was a psychopath so I'm sure she was wired differently in general.
She had a hard life of SA. Not an excuse for her to murder the men but I still have pity for her. She was a bottle of rage. Another commenter noted she reminds her of Manson and I agree. Black pupils. Playing the victim. Thank you Dr. G.
@@kate-pure Sure, Kate, sure. You can always take a sip from my bottle too.
May I join you guys? 🍾 😁 👍
@@tabby73 Absolutely! Love tabby’s. Do you prefer your bottle of rage with a twist (😁) or on the rocks? Meow.
@@KohalaLover I'd like to twist the bottle and then throw it on some rocks! Kaboom! Psshhhhhh! 😀 fun times
All she wanted was love..she never had a chance..but damn she killed a lot of men in hatred.
When she was a preadolescent, she had to live outside. And I know how boys that age are. They are mean as hell and treat girls like c*** they passed her around, humiliated, degraded her. she did it to survive. I totally understand why she turned out like that.
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Watching from the UK. Love, love, love your analysis. So interesting, and I love how you analyse and then go back for us to watch it again so we know what you mean! ❤
Colonel Russell Williams interrogation would be interesting, not even just him but the interrogator too.
The detective was amazing.
This is a very interesting case and wish you would do more on her. I believe she would have been better served to be put in a mental instution for the criminally insane. There was some question that she wasn't mentally stable considering her horrible childhood.
I totally agree
Totally agree.
Wasn't she diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and also antisocial personality disorder? I believe she had also A LOT of psychopathic traits.
what a character..
very animated.!
appreciate your input
and hard work.!
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Thank you Dr. G, for analyzing Aileen Wuornos! Was living in Florida at the time of her crimes, trial, and execution so she always fascinated me. Also, had always wondered why she used so many crazy expressions during her interviews. Once again, thank you from Atlanta and keep the great videos coming!
I have no patience with people who wring their hands, agonizing over how horrible her childhood was. The woman shot seven men in cold blood, but these strange people want to anguish about how what happened to her was horrible, but not a word about the horrific crimes she committed.
These are seven times she murdered in the commission of armed robberies. On top of that, she was a pathological liar who at times blamed others for her offenses (the police, the system, the victims, the victims' families, etc.), but, in a rare moment of candor, she chillingly stated: "I killed those men, robbed them as cold as ice. And I'd do it again, too. There's no chance in keeping me alive or anything, because I'd kill again. I have hate crawling through my system...I am so sick of hearing this 'she's crazy' stuff. I've been evaluated so many times. I'm competent, sane, and I'm trying to tell the truth. I'm one who seriously hates human life and would kill again."
I’m so glad to see this. I don’t see anyone excusing the male serial killers that also have horrific backgrounds.
I would love to see an analysis of Kenneth Copeland, though I am not sure you do current religious figures. I was raised under his teachings and would love to see your thoughts. Thanks! Love your videos!
So many of these cases are just tragic. I feel so bad for some of them. What she was talking about ripping people apart and not caring about human life is so true…
Great work again 😊
Thanks again!
Thank you. She is very scary and utterly fascinating at the same time!
big fan of your content. would u pls do a video on kalinsky sometime
You’re my favorite BLE thus far.
I appreciate your honesty.
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I also find it ironically interesting that she says " you don't take a human life like this" when referring to her..
Except that, in her mind, her life was taken by the brutality she experienced her whole life. She was never helped, never believed, and never protected. Not excusing her murderousness, but I do think her fractured and damaged psyche does perceive her actions as self-defense - that she FINALLY fought back and protected herself because no one else ever did. And I do think society is culpable when we fail to protect children from the kind of abuse she suffered. To blame her for what she turned into is some weak sauce. Even she knew the world needed to be protected from her - she didn't see any other alternative response to living in a world that was so abusive. She was failed over and over again.
@@CreaticityIsLife ya her child hood was really messed up. She never really had a chance and her issues where totally amplified.
She changed her story multiple times during her period on Death Row, hence Nick, the interviewer probably feeling a bit frustrated and coming across quite argumentative... despite this, he'd built a great relationship with Aileen over the years. She originally claimed self-defence, before changing it to a guilty plea, saying that she had actually killed them all in cold blood. In a later scene, Aileen told Nick (when she thought that the cameras were off) that a lot of the murders were self-defence, but that she had just given up and would rather get it over with and take the death penalty for them all.
This woman would have had so much potential with the right care and support, but unfortunately she was the product of a completely loveless and selfish world.
She was not the first ever female serial killer. I'm not sure why people say that. Maybe because she was the first one shooting victims? There are countless other women who have killed multiple people before her. Particularly through poisonings.
Lizzy Borden was the oldest female serial killer known to date and she was an axe murderer from the 1800s
This was one I was hoping you would cover... thank you
2019 has passed.
No rock.
I guess we dodged another bullet.
As well, after learning about her childhood, her life leading up to this? I'm so so sad for her. No matter what, we're all born innocent 💔
This was a good one. Thanks
Hi Dr G. Fantastic analysis of her. I’ve not seen her trial or really know much about her. My question is, if she’s this crazy, did she have the plea of not guilty by insanity? She is unhinged.
Even with all of her volatility, she wouldn't meet the legal definition of insanity. Not guilty by reason of insanity means someone can't tell the difference between right and wrong.
That makes so much sense about how that works
I’ve always thought what she says is a mix of the truth and lies. I think she was clearly a victim in her childhood and she always made me think she was attacked and she decided it wouldn’t happen again and then thought all men were a threat. She just really seems mentally not ok.
Sorry. Even if her life was horrific, you can't murder 7 people. We can't use past hardships to cause harm to others who did nothing.
She was mentally ill as well. The combination is what led to the mess. We can't ascribe normal traits tk someone who is mentally ill and their reactions after being brutalised, compared to someone who isnt ill to start with. Society let her down and those men down. This is society being complicit.
hey Doc glad you did this video! her life story is very interesting/tragic. i have no doubt she suffered from mental illness. i wonder how much is nature vs nurture as she had such a terrible life in her younger years. be interesting to know what her diagnosis was? PTSD, Borderline PD, Antisocial PD, Psychotic disorder of some type or a mixture of all of these. i would also like to see a video on Ed Gein. i know there are probably no interviews for you to evaluate his body language and that is your thing but just a summary of his history and thoughts on his mental state would be awesome. keep up the great work!!
This woman was never shown any love. Betrayed by everyone that should have been her support system since birth. Yeah I always felt sorry for this dangerous woman :(
brilliant video thank you
How about you do a video on celebrities during interview. Like Tom cruise blowing up during a interview. Just a thought
Rest in peace Aileen < 3
Oh I ❤ your content Dr. One of my 😍 I think she is psychotic "sonic pressure on my head since 97" thats something straight out of psych ward.
They should not have been able to execute at crazy person. This was disgusting.
I hope you'll tell us if she was actually psychotic or not. I always believed she was, but if someone's a psychopath, you never know
I believe she was, I really do. They wanted to execute her, therefore she was sane. F Bush for signing that document and allowing the execution to happen.
I think at times she was. Some of her beliefs seemed like real delusions.
@@drgexplains well, I was primarily referring to this interview, in particular. But, you told us that she was a psychopath, so that pretty much answers my question. I actually did not think she was a psychopath, but what does my autistic behind know about reading people?? 😅 Thanks for another great video, Dr. G!
She was likely bi-polar and was psychotic quite often, and very emotionally labile. A fractured broken psyche.
@@drgexplains I wudnt be surprised if the prison system use this little talk things, to annoy prisoners. We have this in Switzerland too and they trolled me with it.
Does anyone see the resemblance between her eyes and Bryan Kohberger? Whenever I’ve seen images of his eyes bulging out I’ve always thought what does that remind me of and now when I see this I’m like oh that’s right Eileen -Eileen‘s eyes would pop out like that. This was another great read Dr. G. I can’t wait for the Delphi !!!!
@@kate-pure 😳 I know
I've always had (would you call it?) a soft-spot for her.
Crazy or not.
Note: She has those flat black eyes Plunder, Creator talks about.
I notice flat eyes all the time now, always on the evil ones.
Me too. So much abuse and pain. I believe she was raped by at least a few of the men she killed. I think the others were because she was crazy and did believe they were going to hurt her. When she testified, that was the truth. It was real, I am a survivor and that was real. More real than anything else she ever said.
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Yes, somehow, there is something genuine and even enduring about her.
I like her WAY better than (ie)
Jodi Arius.
Something true.
God knows; Thank God.
Aileen Wuornos got screwed by society as a whole and I genuinely feel a lot of empathy for her. Her ex partner got off with no charges for testifying and basically threw her under the bus. Her lawyers also did wrong by her - I really think if she had a good lawyer she may have got life - She didn’t deserve the death penalty. Society as a whole failed Aileen Wuornos.
I love your channel❤
The interviewer is Nick Broomfield, he had an ongoing relationship with Aileen through his work
Aileen has always fascinated me
You're face fascinates me
What happened to this woman when she was a little girl was horrifically criminal. Tragic life.
I'd be very interested in your analysis of Taylor Shabusiness
Thanks for covering Aileen.... I have always been fascinated with her body language. She was a complicated person for sure
Do an analysis of Russell Williams!! His interrogation is legendary.
👏🏼awesome analysis again doc! Glad you did this lady. She had a pretty pitiful childhood early on. Not an excuse by any means..I just don’t think she ever had a chance. Had her early life been different/better, I don’t think her ending would’ve been the way it was. She was definitely scary unstable
Interesting👏🏼❤️
I’d love to see your take on Israel Keyes👍🏻
Great video as always! I would love to see you analyze Dr. Tomasz Kosowski if/when footage is released!
That smile the first 2 seconds was crazy looking
Id love for a psychologist to answer this question; What do you diagnose someone as when theyre clearly not connected with reality like this woman but not schizophrenic or having a bipolar episode?
Can someone be psychotic without having scizo or bipolar diaorder?
@@kate-pure thanks. I've heard of it but don't know much about it.
I do think she's a good example of how personality disorders can be a reflection of early environment. I think she might have had some good in her heart even though she allowed fear to overtake her, but I didn't know her personally.
I think the victim mindset are lies that one needs to tell oneself in order to live with oneself after what they did...
I wonder if the victim mindset is the aspect of the self that truly was once a victim, that needs to tell that story and be witnessed, and that is still demanding justice for the brutality one suffered.
The second interview I firmly believe she was trying to get off death row and said what she had to say to get it done!
DR G‼️ PLEASE.....
make a video analysis of female murderer Stephanie Lazarus
the ex LA police officer who murdered her ex boyfriends wife and was finally arrested 25+ years later.
Thankyou Dr G Very interesting as always 👍🦘
Btw do you think she was psychopath? I always thought she was sociopath that all that happened to her - society made her like that.
Im a psychopath (aspd) diagnosed, and one thing that people mistake with that personality trait is, we’re killers, & we are not ! Well, the majority are not.
I think she is a sociopath. I think she is a product of her environment. Sociopath are made psychopath are born.
What about an analysis of the disorders the characters had in Girl, Interrupted? Is the portrayal accurate? How about how mental health was "treated" during that time frame?
Being a different person every 5 minutes seems a lot more like severe dissociation, possibly DID, rather than psychopathy. Her volatility, especially in the context of a provocative interviewer, seems more like an intense PTSD response. She genuinely has things she wants to say, and she is constantly frustrated and triggered by this interviewer who seems way more invested in confrontation. I am wondering how she would present and come across with an interviewer who was more skillful, one who was actually compassionate and focused on understanding rather than provoking. This honestly feels like psychological abuse by this interviewer.
He was making a documentary and was trying to get her to say she was raped as a child, maybe to try get a stay of execution. He didn’t believe in the death penalty.
I can relate to Eileen... the difference is I have never chosen to end lives but inagined it say I haven't 't
What she done has no excuse. However, she was a victim herself. She needed help. Her execution should have never happened. She needed to be in a psychiatric hospital. She wasn't well, and didn't deserve to die. She was right, the system and society did let her down. Again, no excuse for murder. But as much as she made victims of murder, she too was a victim of murder.
I think Aileen is the perfect example of A Sociopath. Her Horrific and Tragic background, created the Monster (Pun Intended) she became. Almost, from the start, she was abused, victimized and used by everyone and ostracized from her family, community and eventually, Society in general. So, like many others, she went from being used and bullied to being The Bigger, Badder, Bully, tho, still disorganized, impulsive and erratic.
What pun exactly?
well unless you ask the people who knew her
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm referring to the analysis suggestions you made at the end of the video. Would you be interested in analysing Amanda Knox's verbal and non-verbal behaviour? This case has been much talked about in Italy (as well as in the United States and England). It has been surrounded by controversy from the outset and has given rise to a wide range of debates and opinions in Italy.
Thanks for your Videos. Great content. ❤
Your videos are very interesting. I always wait for the next. .Thank you🤗
What do you think about Diane Downs? Since 1983 she says that she is innocent. But it is hard to believe, in all this interviews she was very strange and she can't understand that people don't believe her...😳
I feel so bad for her. She suffered horribly and I don't blame her. I just wish she had someone love her.
My favorite serial killer. I honestly don't blame her. Men were the cause of all the pain in her life since birth.
100%
I’m a highschool student currently, and I’m very interested in your profession, specifically as a criminal psychologist. Would you say this is a profession you recommend?
Good for you Gabby! I would say yes in answer to your question. You could not go wrong headed in this general direction and focus would hone in better as you get more exposure in college, don't limit yourself, so much available to you!!! For the record, He is also trained in counter terrorism and that to me shows through in his approach. Good luck little friend!
I feel so bad for her. She had such an awful childhood, she never stood a chance. I hope she’s finally at peace.
Well that was enlightening. Great video
She had little care & sympathy during her life. She was standing up to the media which does things for drama & ratings. Monster was so well done & sad.