With no disrespect to the victims, I hate when they use autism as an excuse it is so disgusting but also insulting to every autistic person who would never do such a henous thing.
I think it’s ridiculous that the doctor said his autism wasn’t a major factor in his killing but the other guy said the way he stabbed repeatedly was probably to due with his autism. I’m sorry, but that’s bs. Repetitive motion and behavior are continuous, not just a one night thing. Stabbing is not a stem. Am I wrong?
@@greenliter1 No you are not wrong. These sweeping generalizations are not supposed to be made by seasoned professionals, particularly if they have not personally evaluated the person they are discussing. There is a tendency by a lot of people to focus only on one factor which is completely unrealistic and to make “cookie cutter” pronouncements. Few of these people have worked directly and daily over a long period of time with this population and they tend to become too reliant on medical diagnoses versus personal dynamics with these killers, particularly whatever is trendy at the moment. (It takes a very long time into their sentence before an offender feels comfortable fully divulging all the details of their life; it is common sense that most people don’t do this at the time they are initially evaluated, an obvious fact which seems to escape the public). I find the problem of rigid over reliance a little more pronounced in UK documentaries, but it is present in the US as well. A great great deal goes on inside these people’s families to produce them; this gets very little discussion on these shows and the public remains confused and cynical about the superficial causes given for the “whys.” For example, the absence of any genuine human bonds inside these families produces an absence of what is called an ability to “attach.” This looks similar to but is entirely different than autism even though both groups appear detached. As one murderer explained to me, “People have no idea how unbelievably cold the families of murderers are inside.” In some killers, both might be present. You will get a much better discussion of all the details by reading books on a case which is not cut down to fit in a 50 minute slot. Accurate evaluation requires sifting and debating as many facts and theories as you can on a case.
Autism effects each person so differently. Many with Autism have a hard time understanding their emotions and can struggle with empathy and such. I think this kids Autism effected that area a lot and the combo of the Psychosis was a recipe for disaster. Granted I think what he did was horrifying and he should be in a jail where he can get mental help for thr rest if his life. I feel so bad for the victims and their families. I hope they can get some peace.
@froginthemoss Yes...some are hyper empathetic while others with autism can be on the opposite end of that. Autism affects every person who has it differently.
Jo covering true crime is something I didn't know I needed in my life. She's great at talking to these families, the answers and conversation come across as more genuine, and I think they are. People can open up to her. This poor mother. Her son survived the accident and then gets murdered 😢 how heartbreaking
Satan goes after people who are empty minded and devour them. CLEARY, that is what happened to James F. Hearing voices is Satan speaking. Bulling is no excuse. Everyone has been bullied at some point in life.
It doesn't matter what age you are, if you're hearing "voices," it's time for a visit to a psychiatrist. Also, that Jim's mother would also want to speak on behalf of Nahid because she wouldn't have anyone to speak for her, is spectacular. [Edited to correct spelling.]
Yes he belongs behind bars. He should never ever be allowed out for any reason. What I find interesting is that there was no discussion at all about family/ home life, except for the death of a grandmother. Why?
Because people rarely know those things. Parents don’t actually care to notice much. I don’t find it unusual at all. 😂 Silent neglect. They aren’t around to see what abuses happened to them, and only stick to what’s socially expected of them as parents. Most parents don’t actually care. They just want a child like a puppy or trophy, and abandon them daily like furnishings in a house. Also, nobody really cares to give benefit of the doubt to an unlikable person. Especially children. A child has no voice or power, and will always be belittled to an ungrateful evil brat on any convenient occasion. It’s the status quo, unless you are cute or popular or loved by many.
@@desyxd4400Not true. Not all parents are as uncaring as you say. There are those who don't care about their children and unfortunately they are the ones talked about. The majority of parents love and care about their children.
@@desyxd4400Not true. Not all parents are as uncaring as you say. There are those who don't care about their children and unfortunately they are the ones talked about. The majority of parents love and care about their children.
I think its important to say that "some" people with autism struggle with empthaty, others are quite the opposite!!! The vast majority wouldnt go out there and try to hurt anyone, diagnosis or not!
As someone who has struggled with being apathetic while being on the spectrum. It is just from a lack of understanding other people’s emotions. I’ve gotten better as I’ve grown up. But I have never once thought of killing anyone. While I understand making sure people know that autism isn’t just one box- lack of empathy doesn’t mean lack of morals. (Just wanna add this for anyone going through the autism comments, I just don’t wanna make my own comment T-T)
As a parent of an autistic adult, I'm appalled that a professional would say the "sufferers of autism". They don't suffer. The judge saying they don't feel emotions, remorse, be empathetic.... far from it. This boy had way more wrong physchologically than autism.
@@uriituw 32 years of living with an autistic individual... the thousands I have met over the years... they are people just like everyone else. They have up and downs but they don't suffer because of autism. They think we are weird. What bothers them is ignorance and people trying to cure them. Theirs brains are just wired differently.
Competent psychologists KNOW that autism in no way involves agression. Autistic people don't attack others in any way. On the contrary, they can react to loud noise or to being attacked, by screaming of running away, but never attack anyone for no reason at all. Who is this guy? why is he insisting on him being autistic and moreover, saying that his autism has anything to do with his actions? They should remove him from his practice.
@tiggerpup_nz I base it on what I've heard and read. Therapy has been proven unsuccessful thus far. You may want to google "can psychopathy be cured" for further information
One of the people clearly outlined those with autism are much more likely to be victims of crime than a perpetrator. Most autistic person I know tend to be a rule followers as opposed to a rule breaker, if they break rules it tends to be due to a reactive response due to sensory overload not preplanned.
The bit that really bothers me is that it was OK that he showed no remorse because he was autistic. Huh? I know tons of autistic people, none of them like this. Autistic people have trouble showing emotions but that's not because they don't feel them. They tend to feel them more strongly.
@@kgem76 i get that but sometimes there is no reason. That is just the way they are and the way it js but we are label ibsessed niwadays and use these kabeks to justify and excuse bad/ evil/ anti sicial behaviour.
I've only just watched a few of these narated by Jo Frost. I appreciate her insight and find it compelling. No-one wants to think kids can be killers I think she may have prevented a few. Good on you Jo, most kids are just medicated now. As horrific as it must be, your voice and insight is a welcome angle on these tragic nightmares
If Jim was loving, polite and good-mannered, it is because he had a good and lovely mother! 🧡🧡 I hope you are doing well Julie! (under the circumstances)
I really! Hope! That he got life in prison without the possibility of parole ever! Because he really! Didn't deserve to be in the general public ever! Again in my opinion and also it really! Shouldn't matter how old you are when you do this to anyone at anytime
Yep, not liking the autism part. My 13 year old son is autistic, very high functioning but still sleeps with a light on. He knows very much right from wrong and certainly has empathy. I don't like that as an excuse for psychopathic behaviour....that's what it is.
@heatheral-hammadi3046 that's right, not all are high functioning but the people that are not high functioning are generally even more unable to do things like this. No one is prepared to say that anyone under 18yrs of age is showing psychopathic tendencies or sociopathic tendencies or any other extreme mental health disorders. I know this from my job and the neuroscientist says that in one of the other documentaries. They don't want to lable anyone too you with certain things but happily lable young people and children with autism, add, adhd and other behavioural disorders.
It's Scary how Online Gaming and a Fascination with Murderers etc is a contributing Factor to what he did, He needs to be kept away from the Public IMHO
Those who claim to hear voices is their way consciously or subconsciously not to feel any guilt for what they did. And they hope it will help them to gain sympathy rather than being dispised.
I also don't believe they actually hear voices. I believe they are experiencing what we all do when we talk to ourselves in our head...for example "hhmm should I go to the shops now or later" "no i'll go later when there is not so much traffic". But their internal conversations or musings are deadly. They must get a dopamine hit from such thoughts and don't or can't pull themselves up on them.
I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to both of the families and all of their friends I am really! So very sorry for your losses 😢💔 forever young they are gone way to soon they are gone but they will never be forgotten
I think of those of Fairweather’s ilk as mutations of nature. Favorable mutations enhance survivability; unfavorable ones decrease it. The positive characteristics are retained within the species group and passed on through the generations. The negative type tends toward extinction, but a small sample manages to survive and perhaps even reproduce, rarely. Then we have to account for social environmental factors and cultural differences. Of course, this is all very complex. . . . As for sentencing, Fairweather should never walk free again. He’s a mutation society can do without.
My niece is autistic and doesn't do that kind of thing. It's when a person is on The Spectrum or has ADHD and it's used as an excuse for the atrocities people commit, it shows a poor misunderstanding of both conditions. I know people with autism and AFDHD none of them would turn into serial killers none of them commit crimes against humanity. None of them commit unimaginable atrocities. That kind of behaviour and those actions are a mental disorder that isn't being cared for. I live in America. You can walk into any emergency room and tell them you have disturbing thoughts and that you have the desire to act out those desires. You'll be held in the psych ward for at least a few days and given an emergency evaluation. You can do this if you're suicidal too. I don't know if other countries have the same policy as a way to prevent you from harming yourself and others.
Awe. I much prefer Jo working with families, not true crime. She does such an amazing job and there are so many families who benefit from her work - this may help how many? I love Jo! I just want to see her back in what made her famous - child development and family dynamics
I really hate the narrative that media causes this. I've been watching horror movies, playing video games, listening to metal music and watching true crime most of my life and I've never even started a fight, let along stabbed someone 107 times!!!
We are all born with a killer instinct, that is a primeval left over to stay alive and protect ourselves. Like the fright and flight instinct. When you grow up in general you know what is right and wrong. He just wanted attention like most those dirtbags. One excuse after the other to excusing a horrible crime
when i was 15-16 years old... i had a black out episode... that day my boyfriend's roommate argued with me and he called my mother's names... and i lost it.. i can't tell you how things goes on.. or how long.. but the moment my mind came out that rage that total black out moment.. is when 4 police officers arrives .. i heard the knock on the door.. but i wasn't "there" yet.. when the door opened i believe is when i kind of come back from that ... terrible episode of my life... what to this day i can't undertand is... the right moment i came out that "empty or black space".. i had a knife in my hand.. i calmly put the knife on the kitchen table and take a sit... so calmly... i don't know how it happened... the officers.. ask what happened.. and ask me to leave.. they never believe the other guy saying he was afraid of me... who knows what i could've have done if the police arrives few minutes later... it never happened again... but in my life till my 40's.. i was getting angry really fast.. and had outburst.. and an other occasion... well... anyway... so what i want to say here... i am no psychologist.. or doctor... i'm just someone who knows that black out experiences are real... i don't know for this murderer...
Isn’t it interesting that everyone who has voices tells them to do bad things and you never hear about voices telling them to do good things I wonder why that happens?
I think that's the biggest stage of nature & nurture impacting your behavior. Your brain is developed enough to make your own decisions but not enough to fully grasp the consequences and long-term effects. The body is going through major changes and you and your peers are at the age where you're dissecting every little thing to fit in & find your niche.
As I understand he is medium and due to his unhealed emotional injuries he attracted unloving spirits. He lacked the desire to be loving or develop the courage to be loving. And indulged in emotional addictions with the spirits. He is fully accountable *
Evil in conjunction with it being a child might not be something that sits right with people, but it's a fact. Otherwise, we would not have disturbing cases like this. They can be as young as six years old. Innocence is a whimsical notion anymore.
On the note of repetitive behaviors in autism, as someone who has it, the guy calling the stab wounds "repetitive" and also "meaningless" doesn't understand our repetitive behaviors at all. They absolutely have purposes and meaning.
This boy should never be released. And not because he is Autistic. Excellent that they said psychopathic personality disorder. "Emerging" means it's still to mature fully - and it will.
I'm concerned with how much of his behavior is being chalked up to ASD. It's very evident he's got something extra going on that is more relevant than autism.
It's crazy some people are insecure about big ears or ears that stick out. That's something I immediately notice about people and one of my favorite physical characteristics, I love them and think they look so cute. Nuts how people are so insecure about things that some other people actually love
I don't recall them talking about this kid's parents. Where were they in all of this? Did he have siblings? I don't think that was mentioned either. Surely his mother, who was mentioned once when they said he alleged he was talking on the phone with her, had to be involved somehow and might have shed some light on why her son was acting this way. I find it odd that nothing about his parents was mentioned or his home life. All I recall was that he was bullied in school and then decided to be a bully himself to make himself fit in better.
I sincerely hope they reevaluate him after the age of 18 to properly diagnose him with Psychopathic Personality Disorder because that needs to be on his record and be very clear. 27 years is ridiculous. Each life was worth 14 years? What were their eyes worth? So sad. I lift those families up to the Lord. Also a lot of misinformation about autism, none of which is the fault of the host. I hope this never happens again, but the odds are he will do it again when he gets out.
It's disgusting that those psychologists have no clue about autism, they are still using old and outdated views about autism. Infuriating. Autistic people have emotions, they feel remorse and they can show it. He is a psychopath not an autists
Honestly, when these people insult killers by calling them scrawny or wimpy.. I lose all sympathy. You are the exact kind of bully that creates these kinds of killers. You say that killers prey on the vulnerable, and do exactly the same, insulting people on their appearances. Ridiculous.
Ah, ha says the retired RN. Right out of the gate we have “ hearing voices” and “paranoia”. Also, we have the teen saying he didn’t feel bad about the killing. The in situations just with the hearing voices and paranoia the onus is on the parents to ensure their child gets referred to a psychiatrist. Also, it likely would be discovered that this teen had abused, killed small animals as a child.
I think this episode lacked depth. The answer stays rather unclear. Usually there'd be a female psychologist who'd add to the explanation, explaining what might and might not explain it. The criminologist always assigns it to a way to get in control, which may very well be true, but many people who try that don't end up murdering, so the other insights tend to add a lot to the explanation as well. I'm still confused about whether this child had empathy or if he was callous, what set him to get obsessed about serial killers, what kind of roll psychosis can play in such a thing and how common it is for voices to be this bad and how likely it is that people are able to say no to them, etc.
Him being autistic and obsessed with serial killers, should not have been allowed, let alone the obsession in a "normal" child, he was a child when he murdered. His parents should have been on top of that.
So not only are they talking about us autistic people in a very degrading way, but they are also using every stigma around it and also a lot of what they are saying isn't true. Most people can't read other people's minds, having a problem with social ques is not knowing what you mean with maybe, or saying something but meaning something else I.e the unspoken words. And saying people with autism instead of autistic people is so bad because it perpetute that it's a "sickness/illnes" and not something you are born with. Being autistic is an important sentence to solidify that it's a part of what makes us, us.
With no disrespect to the victims, I hate when they use autism as an excuse it is so disgusting but also insulting to every autistic person who would never do such a henous thing.
I agree with this
I think it’s ridiculous that the doctor said his autism wasn’t a major factor in his killing but the other guy said the way he stabbed repeatedly was probably to due with his autism. I’m sorry, but that’s bs. Repetitive motion and behavior are continuous, not just a one night thing. Stabbing is not a stem. Am I wrong?
@@greenliter1
No you are not wrong. These sweeping generalizations are not supposed to be made by seasoned professionals, particularly if they have not personally evaluated the person they are discussing. There is a tendency by a lot of people to focus only on one factor which is completely unrealistic and to make “cookie cutter” pronouncements. Few of these people have worked directly and daily over a long period of time with this population and they tend to become too reliant on medical diagnoses versus personal dynamics with these killers, particularly whatever is trendy at the moment. (It takes a very long time into their sentence before an offender feels comfortable fully divulging all the details of their life; it is common sense that most people don’t do this at the time they are initially evaluated, an obvious fact which seems to escape the public). I find the problem of rigid over reliance a little more pronounced in UK documentaries, but it is present in the US as well.
A great great deal goes on inside these people’s families to produce them; this gets very little discussion on these shows and the public remains confused and cynical about the superficial causes given for the “whys.” For example, the absence of any genuine human bonds inside these families produces an absence of what is called an ability to “attach.” This looks similar to but is entirely different than autism even though both groups appear detached. As one murderer explained to me, “People have no idea how unbelievably cold the families of murderers are inside.” In some killers, both might be present.
You will get a much better discussion of all the details by reading books on a case which is not cut down to fit in a 50 minute slot. Accurate evaluation requires sifting and debating as many facts and theories as you can on a case.
Autism effects each person so differently. Many with Autism have a hard time understanding their emotions and can struggle with empathy and such. I think this kids Autism effected that area a lot and the combo of the Psychosis was a recipe for disaster. Granted I think what he did was horrifying and he should be in a jail where he can get mental help for thr rest if his life. I feel so bad for the victims and their families. I hope they can get some peace.
@froginthemoss Yes...some are hyper empathetic while others with autism can be on the opposite end of that. Autism affects every person who has it differently.
Jo covering true crime is something I didn't know I needed in my life. She's great at talking to these families, the answers and conversation come across as more genuine, and I think they are. People can open up to her. This poor mother. Her son survived the accident and then gets murdered 😢 how heartbreaking
Jo does such a good job with these sad cases. Thank you for the coverage.
She's really great.
I agree with you 100%
I love Jo in this role. Kind of tired of screaming kids anyway 💪
Satan goes after people who are empty minded and devour them. CLEARY, that is what happened to James F. Hearing voices is Satan speaking. Bulling is no excuse. Everyone has been bullied at some point in life.
Wait a minute. Two of my favorite things? Super Nanny and True Crime??? The combination I never knew I needed!
Same!
🎉
I feel like someone peeked into her Netflix account, saw Jo was a true crime girlie, and was like "Jo... I have an idea..."
It doesn't matter what age you are, if you're hearing "voices," it's time for a visit to a psychiatrist.
Also, that Jim's mother would also want to speak on behalf of Nahid because she wouldn't have anyone to speak for her, is spectacular.
[Edited to correct spelling.]
This mum is just so caring and lovely. I’m so sorry for your loss💝
every time they show his photo and say he was 15 years old I do a double take. He looks like an old 35!
I love Jo Frost! Her work with children is inspirational❤
Yes he belongs behind bars. He should never ever be allowed out for any reason. What I find interesting is that there was no discussion at all about family/ home life, except for the death of a grandmother. Why?
Because people rarely know those things. Parents don’t actually care to notice much. I don’t find it unusual at all. 😂 Silent neglect. They aren’t around to see what abuses happened to them, and only stick to what’s socially expected of them as parents. Most parents don’t actually care. They just want a child like a puppy or trophy, and abandon them daily like furnishings in a house. Also, nobody really cares to give benefit of the doubt to an unlikable person. Especially children. A child has no voice or power, and will always be belittled to an ungrateful evil brat on any convenient occasion. It’s the status quo, unless you are cute or popular or loved by many.
I would also dearly love to hear from the parents of this kid.
@@desyxd4400Not true. Not all parents are as uncaring as you say. There are those who don't care about their children and unfortunately they are the ones talked about. The majority of parents love and care about their children.
@@desyxd4400Not true. Not all parents are as uncaring as you say. There are those who don't care about their children and unfortunately they are the ones talked about. The majority of parents love and care about their children.
It would be mind blowing to see Jo interview these killers. She can see through any b.s❤
I think its important to say that "some" people with autism struggle with empthaty, others are quite the opposite!!! The vast majority wouldnt go out there and try to hurt anyone, diagnosis or not!
It’s already said very clearly in the video.
My daughter is overly empathetic. She feeds off other people's emotions.
@@desertparanormal2791 pretty much the same
It's a gift and a curse at the same time ❤️
As someone who has struggled with being apathetic while being on the spectrum. It is just from a lack of understanding other people’s emotions. I’ve gotten better as I’ve grown up. But I have never once thought of killing anyone. While I understand making sure people know that autism isn’t just one box- lack of empathy doesn’t mean lack of morals. (Just wanna add this for anyone going through the autism comments, I just don’t wanna make my own comment T-T)
Jo, I think you have done a magnificent job of telling this story. Thank you so much.
As a parent of an autistic adult, I'm appalled that a professional would say the "sufferers of autism". They don't suffer. The judge saying they don't feel emotions, remorse, be empathetic.... far from it. This boy had way more wrong physchologically than autism.
Yeah, I thought those days were over
How do you know they don’t suffer?
@@uriituw 😂
@@uriituw 32 years of living with an autistic individual... the thousands I have met over the years... they are people just like everyone else. They have up and downs but they don't suffer because of autism. They think we are weird. What bothers them is ignorance and people trying to cure them. Theirs brains are just wired differently.
@@janwatt5 How can you generalize based on such a small sample?
Jo you have found your true calling. God she’s good!
Competent psychologists KNOW that autism in no way involves agression. Autistic people don't attack others in any way. On the contrary, they can react to loud noise or to being attacked, by screaming of running away, but never attack anyone for no reason at all. Who is this guy? why is he insisting on him being autistic and moreover, saying that his autism has anything to do with his actions? They should remove him from his practice.
He should NEVER be released, ever!
Psychopaths can't be cured
He'll enjoy being in prison with much older kilkers.
@@susanne4106
Nor do they want to be, not one of them want to be found out and enjoy spreading their evil.
@@susanne4106is that based on fact or how you feel? Would be interesting to find the data
@tiggerpup_nz I base it on what I've heard and read. Therapy has been proven unsuccessful thus far. You may want to google "can psychopathy be cured" for further information
I love seeing Jo Frost in this role she does a really good job! I used to watch supernanny all the time a few years back.
That mom is right, he was just evil
My autistic daughter hasn’t killed anyone
Just look in his eyes 👀
Not every autistic person is the same lol
One of the people clearly outlined those with autism are much more likely to be victims of crime than a perpetrator. Most autistic person I know tend to be a rule followers as opposed to a rule breaker, if they break rules it tends to be due to a reactive response due to sensory overload not preplanned.
I think she is one of the best person for this true crime channel
Oh FGS. These psychiatric doctors get on my nerves. Why not accept that some people are just rotten. Stop making excuses
I do agree, but its a normal human reaction to try and understand the who,what, why. Unfortunately many take advantage of these illnesses.
Yup it’s always some type of mental illness. I agree some people are just rotten.
The bit that really bothers me is that it was OK that he showed no remorse because he was autistic. Huh? I know tons of autistic people, none of them like this. Autistic people have trouble showing emotions but that's not because they don't feel them. They tend to feel them more strongly.
@@kgem76 i get that but sometimes there is no reason. That is just the way they are and the way it js but we are label ibsessed niwadays and use these kabeks to justify and excuse bad/ evil/ anti sicial behaviour.
I've only just watched a few of these narated by Jo Frost.
I appreciate her insight and find it compelling.
No-one wants to think kids can be killers
I think she may have prevented a few.
Good on you Jo, most kids are just medicated now.
As horrific as it must be, your voice and insight is a welcome angle on these tragic nightmares
He is a complete danger to society and surely needs to stay locked up! You cannot rehab these type of people!
If Jim was loving, polite and good-mannered, it is because he had a good and lovely mother! 🧡🧡 I hope you are doing well Julie! (under the circumstances)
Jo's empathy and tenderness shine through. I'm happy to see a child advocate speaking on these types of cases.
Would love to have known more about his childhood and family life and culture.
Jo is such a great listener and interviwer ❤
I really! Hope! That he got life in prison without the possibility of parole ever! Because he really! Didn't deserve to be in the general public ever! Again in my opinion and also it really! Shouldn't matter how old you are when you do this to anyone at anytime
I can understand doing something like this during psychosis but afterwards you would be absolutely mortified if you had empathy
He only got 27 years? He should have gotten life.
😢😢imagine stabbing one person so many times😢😢soo bizarre
Horrific terror, 27 years should be life in prision. May the victims rest peacefully 🕊.
Yep, not liking the autism part. My 13 year old son is autistic, very high functioning but still sleeps with a light on. He knows very much right from wrong and certainly has empathy. I don't like that as an excuse for psychopathic behaviour....that's what it is.
Everyone is aware that there is a spectrum. Not all are high functioning.
@heatheral-hammadi3046 that's right, not all are high functioning but the people that are not high functioning are generally even more unable to do things like this. No one is prepared to say that anyone under 18yrs of age is showing psychopathic tendencies or sociopathic tendencies or any other extreme mental health disorders. I know this from my job and the neuroscientist says that in one of the other documentaries. They don't want to lable anyone too you with certain things but happily lable young people and children with autism, add, adhd and other behavioural disorders.
I want more of these, is there more recent episodes of this series?
When someone does monstrous things, they lose the mantle of "child" and just become "monster."
15, looks 35
I would like to see how he’s doing in prison.
It's Scary how Online Gaming and a Fascination with Murderers etc is a contributing Factor to what he did,
He needs to be kept away from the Public IMHO
Those who claim to hear voices is their way consciously or subconsciously not to feel any guilt for what they did. And they hope it will help them to gain sympathy rather than being dispised.
Some mental pasients really do hear voices so it is a real thing
I also don't believe they actually hear voices. I believe they are experiencing what we all do when we talk to ourselves in our head...for example "hhmm should I go to the shops now or later" "no i'll go later when there is not so much traffic". But their internal conversations or musings are deadly. They must get a dopamine hit from such thoughts and don't or can't pull themselves up on them.
I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to both of the families and all of their friends I am really! So very sorry for your losses 😢💔 forever young they are gone way to soon they are gone but they will never be forgotten
I think of those of Fairweather’s ilk as mutations of nature. Favorable mutations enhance survivability; unfavorable ones decrease it. The positive characteristics are retained within the species group and passed on through the generations. The negative type tends toward extinction, but a small sample manages to survive and perhaps even reproduce, rarely. Then we have to account for social environmental factors and cultural differences. Of course, this is all very complex. . . . As for sentencing, Fairweather should never walk free again. He’s a mutation society can do without.
I call it demon possesed
@@dvangils227 Could be. I’m open to all interpretations, including demonic possession.
I like your thought process, very contemplative and enlightening. 👍
@@Sharon-be4df TY for your reply. I appreciate it!
My niece is autistic and doesn't do that kind of thing. It's when a person is on The Spectrum or has ADHD and it's used as an excuse for the atrocities people commit, it shows a poor misunderstanding of both conditions. I know people with autism and AFDHD none of them would turn into serial killers none of them commit crimes against humanity. None of them commit unimaginable atrocities.
That kind of behaviour and those actions are a mental disorder that isn't being cared for. I live in America. You can walk into any emergency room and tell them you have disturbing thoughts and that you have the desire to act out those desires. You'll be held in the psych ward for at least a few days and given an emergency evaluation. You can do this if you're suicidal too. I don't know if other countries have the same policy as a way to prevent you from harming yourself and others.
This young man must never be released from prison. He will do it again. This is so sad.
Ok wait so why didn't Jim see his kids for 4 yrs after his accident, if he was only in a coma for 8 weeks, that doesn't make sense!
Why wasn't more said about his family and background..?
Jo Frost is a real asset to these programs that highlight younger criminals. She does a really good job 👏
it’s been 10 years since these beautiful souls were senselessly taken from this earth 🕊️❤️
I'm very impressed with
Jo Frost's presentation of these cases.
She seems to have found herself a new niche.🌻☠️
I'm loveing this .can't believe I came across it.❤❤❤❤❤
Awe. I much prefer Jo working with families, not true crime. She does such an amazing job and there are so many families who benefit from her work - this may help how many? I love Jo! I just want to see her back in what made her famous - child development and family dynamics
I really hate the narrative that media causes this. I've been watching horror movies, playing video games, listening to metal music and watching true crime most of my life and I've never even started a fight, let along stabbed someone 107 times!!!
I would have liked to hear about his family and upbringing to see where his psychopathic tendencies grew .
She is perfect for the subject matter!
I thought they were going to answer the question which they didn't.
This boy is a pure evil.
If he had mental issues, his parents had to notice that and do something...
We are all born with a killer instinct, that is a primeval left over to stay alive and protect ourselves. Like the fright and flight instinct.
When you grow up in general you know what is right and wrong.
He just wanted attention like most those dirtbags. One excuse after the other to excusing a horrible crime
More please! Super interesting & Jo is awesome! 🖤
when i was 15-16 years old... i had a black out episode... that day my boyfriend's roommate argued with me and he called my mother's names... and i lost it.. i can't tell you how things goes on.. or how long.. but the moment my mind came out that rage that total black out moment.. is when 4 police officers arrives .. i heard the knock on the door.. but i wasn't "there" yet.. when the door opened i believe is when i kind of come back from that ... terrible episode of my life... what to this day i can't undertand is... the right moment i came out that "empty or black space".. i had a knife in my hand.. i calmly put the knife on the kitchen table and take a sit... so calmly... i don't know how it happened... the officers.. ask what happened.. and ask me to leave.. they never believe the other guy saying he was afraid of me... who knows what i could've have done if the police arrives few minutes later... it never happened again... but in my life till my 40's.. i was getting angry really fast.. and had outburst.. and an other occasion... well... anyway... so what i want to say here... i am no psychologist.. or doctor... i'm just someone who knows that black out experiences are real... i don't know for this murderer...
Isn’t it interesting that everyone who has voices tells them to do bad things and you never hear about voices telling them to do good things I wonder why that happens?
I sometimes wonder about the effect of hormones in triggering mental deviances... Puberty seems to be the "preferred" age for changing drastically 🤔
Especially for boys for some reason. Testosterone causes anger maybe?
I think that's the biggest stage of nature & nurture impacting your behavior. Your brain is developed enough to make your own decisions but not enough to fully grasp the consequences and long-term effects. The body is going through major changes and you and your peers are at the age where you're dissecting every little thing to fit in & find your niche.
As I understand he is medium and due to his unhealed emotional injuries he attracted unloving spirits. He lacked the desire to be loving or develop the courage to be loving. And indulged in emotional addictions with the spirits. He is fully accountable *
Evil in conjunction with it being a child might not be something that sits right with people, but it's a fact. Otherwise, we would not have disturbing cases like this. They can be as young as six years old. Innocence is a whimsical notion anymore.
On the note of repetitive behaviors in autism, as someone who has it, the guy calling the stab wounds "repetitive" and also "meaningless" doesn't understand our repetitive behaviors at all. They absolutely have purposes and meaning.
He looks strange. Evil is just a personality trait. Accept it!
I wonder if they will also make a documentary on that young boy who murdered the little kindergarten girls recently.
Love you Jo !!! ❤
No info onbthe murderers family?
This boy should never be released. And not because he is Autistic. Excellent that they said psychopathic personality disorder. "Emerging" means it's still to mature fully - and it will.
Jo Frost, what a left turn!
Background music not loud enuff🙄
“…enuff?”
I wish it was louder 🥴
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What does it mean for a child to be evil?
They are dangerous, obviously.
@@cherylween4973 So they’re dangerous. Why call them evil?
@@uriituw because they could be?
@@cherylween4973 That doesn’t answer the question.
I’m sure you have a dictionary on hand look it up 🤣
I'm concerned with how much of his behavior is being chalked up to ASD. It's very evident he's got something extra going on that is more relevant than autism.
It's crazy some people are insecure about big ears or ears that stick out. That's something I immediately notice about people and one of my favorite physical characteristics, I love them and think they look so cute. Nuts how people are so insecure about things that some other people actually love
If only the Glasgow gang from your recent video, had chosen (or chanced upon) this boy.
What?? Say it isn’t so, SUPER NANNY? Good to see her again!
I don't recall them talking about this kid's parents. Where were they in all of this? Did he have siblings? I don't think that was mentioned either. Surely his mother, who was mentioned once when they said he alleged he was talking on the phone with her, had to be involved somehow and might have shed some light on why her son was acting this way.
I find it odd that nothing about his parents was mentioned or his home life. All I recall was that he was bullied in school and then decided to be a bully himself to make himself fit in better.
Where were his parents?
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I sincerely hope they reevaluate him after the age of 18 to properly diagnose him with Psychopathic Personality Disorder because that needs to be on his record and be very clear. 27 years is ridiculous. Each life was worth 14 years? What were their eyes worth? So sad. I lift those families up to the Lord. Also a lot of misinformation about autism, none of which is the fault of the host. I hope this never happens again, but the odds are he will do it again when he gets out.
It's disgusting that those psychologists have no clue about autism, they are still using old and outdated views about autism. Infuriating. Autistic people have emotions, they feel remorse and they can show it. He is a psychopath not an autists
the mom seems a bit delusional. something was off, left at 14 and at that time she was a sweet child. no, sweet, happy child doesn’t run away at 14.
Yes.
Honestly, when these people insult killers by calling them scrawny or wimpy.. I lose all sympathy. You are the exact kind of bully that creates these kinds of killers. You say that killers prey on the vulnerable, and do exactly the same, insulting people on their appearances. Ridiculous.
Yikes!
Ah, ha says the retired RN. Right out of the gate we have “ hearing voices” and “paranoia”. Also, we have the teen saying he didn’t feel bad about the killing. The in situations just with the hearing voices and paranoia the onus is on the parents to ensure their child gets referred to a psychiatrist. Also, it likely would be discovered that this teen had abused, killed small animals as a child.
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Is this her new show?
I think this episode lacked depth. The answer stays rather unclear. Usually there'd be a female psychologist who'd add to the explanation, explaining what might and might not explain it. The criminologist always assigns it to a way to get in control, which may very well be true, but many people who try that don't end up murdering, so the other insights tend to add a lot to the explanation as well. I'm still confused about whether this child had empathy or if he was callous, what set him to get obsessed about serial killers, what kind of roll psychosis can play in such a thing and how common it is for voices to be this bad and how likely it is that people are able to say no to them, etc.
Is this her new show.
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And now hes in jail right?😢
I know nothing about UK laws, but why manslaughter? He murdered people and would have done more if not caught.
GOV creates war and ascribes the killing to sacrifices also, they hear the same voices
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I love jo
That's a great police department ❤
Him being autistic and obsessed with serial killers, should not have been allowed, let alone the obsession in a "normal" child, he was a child when he murdered. His parents should have been on top of that.
So not only are they talking about us autistic people in a very degrading way, but they are also using every stigma around it and also a lot of what they are saying isn't true. Most people can't read other people's minds, having a problem with social ques is not knowing what you mean with maybe, or saying something but meaning something else I.e the unspoken words. And saying people with autism instead of autistic people is so bad because it perpetute that it's a "sickness/illnes" and not something you are born with. Being autistic is an important sentence to solidify that it's a part of what makes us, us.
What a incredible women
Good show but the music is poor and too loud.