He’s smart enough to know what he needs to say and what he shouldn’t say to get paroled. I think his only intention is to get out to murder his mother. Charity may not be a psychopath like her mother and son, but she has plenty of her own problems going on. She never seems to accept responsibility for possibly contributing to why Paris is the way he is. And I don’t believe her when she says she gave him such a normal childhood. That whole family was sick.
Correct. An addict doesn't 'use' for a short period of time then suddenly stop to become a great Mum. They may swap one substance for another, but they keep the same dysfunctional attitudes until they accept they need to change. Some would have her seen as the innocent party in this and there is likely to be so much more to it.
He is going to murder his new step sister, he will just do it all again, I believe if he was visited by someone who, unlike Piers, could provoke and trigger him, he would stumble and become very violent and threatening, that side of him needs to be revealed soon so it can be proven he is still a danger.
@@alexandriafitts9262 i agree with u , its not fair , a lot of People have had a ”bad” childhood but they dont go murder their little sister . Its not fair to blame the parent that way.
Spot on! He had become sexually attracted to his little sister and that shame in him turned to rage against her, when he acted upon that desire. Then he blamed his mother. Psychopaths lie and manipulate.
I wonder, have there been any studies on psychopaths where they are given small doses of empathy-producing drugs such as MDMA? Very curious on the effect on a brain that normally doesn't produce these chemicals, and if that part of their brain can be stimulated extraneously? Based on what I have read, most psychopaths *want* to feel things, so I find it surprising that I have never heard this avenue being explored.
Lots of empathy inducing drugs have not been legalised in lots of countries, these systems want them sick, they don't wanna give them the help they needed.
Paris liked killing his sister. He'll kill again. Paris makes me think of the intelligent and articulate Ed Kemper who also wanted to kill his mother but killed several others first. If Ed hadn't turned himself in, I don't think he would have ever been caught. Paris is like a ticking bomb. He's waiting for the right circumstances.
Psychopathy has a hereditary cause, it tends to run in families, the grandmother is a psychopath she caused the death of her husband, she seems flattered that her grandson is off, it was passed onto him
I watched both documentaries mentioned, first the interview with Pierce Morgan and then The family I had and I agree that you need more info into the family background to get the full picture. Knowing the horrific crime committed and seeing only the videos of a loving brother with his sister just didn't add up. How can someone be a psychopat with violent tendencies and no one notices any worrying signs for 13 years? But after watching the other documentary, it all made sense - the violent past involving his grandmother, her admitting to be manipulative, her lifestyle, his mum's troubled upbringing, his father's mental illness. Him trying to attack Ella before. Funny though, that the school never noticed anything odd about him. To be fair though, some of the videos of him being with Ella do show some odd stuff - him saying 'I'll kill you Ella' or asking his mother whether her least favourite sentence was 'killing Charity's children'.
It's not easily noticed as psychopath/sociopaths are are very manipulative and can put on a great mask to fool those they want to fool until they find their target and everyone else is shocked/dont believe the behavior. Which makes sense why the teacher may have never noticed anything. They appear as angels, appear level headed and great "temperament" this is due to lack of emotion and empathy. Although they don't have a problem hurting other people, belittle them, trying to come off as "humble" in a non humble way (if this makes sense) which is also manipulative to seem as a good person. All they care about is how other people see them, not the action they did. they only regret the action when people find out they did it. Hence when he said, the police came in and "knew what I had done" Sometimes it takes a measure this drastic to comes to terms with it, and even then there are comments blaming the mom. He had an IQ of 141 as a young child, this is higher than most adults so even when he was very young he knew exactly what he was doing and he was probably very smart about it and got away with it. Very sad
I can see in the early photos it appears to me he’s good at outwardly doing these nice things but looking at his facial expression is like he’s putting on a performance trying to emulate emotions of life but not actually experiencing these feelings.
I don’t think he should ever be released because of the fact that he has never acknowledged the fact that he sexually assaulted her. I appreciate your video.
@CrimePsych Paris was not charged as an adult, since the minimum age a juvenile can be tried as an adult in Texas is 14.[7] He was instead charged in juvenile court and pleaded guilty to capital murder. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison with the possibility of parole after 20 years, which is the maximum sentence for a defendant convicted of capital murder in juvenile court in Texas. When he was 19, Paris was transferred to adult prison.[8] During proceedings, Paris was diagnosed as a psychopath. He has said he has had homicidal ideation since he was a child.[9] Paris will first be eligible for parole in February 2027. If he is never granted parole, he will be released in February 2047. I hope for him that missing his 20s,30s and his 40s will make him regret what he did and make him realize what he denied to his sister or if he miss only his 20s or his 30s I hope that this will also be enough to make him realize what he did
I just watched the documentary, never seen anything like that.... I am bamboozled. So much to analyse and understand and featuring a female psychopath like you'd never see even in fiction, that grandmother... Charming, beautiful, wealthy but dark and dangerous. I thought she was like a female Tony Montana in her mansion full of art pieces
Charity is one messed up lady. I understand the circumstances, but, she's putting her youngest child in danger by not taking the doctor's advice and disappearing. On top of that, the child was a boy, and she had his ears pierced and his hair grown long by the time he was 3, as a replacement for her daughter. It was creepy watching her brush his hair like he was a little girl. She's not a psychopath - but, she's full of crazy, too.
Maybe. I'm not sure what I would do it those circumstances. She probably believes she is doing the best she can and what is right for her whole family. I know that if I had a spider in my room (not the same, I know - just an analogy) I would want to know where is is and how much of a threat it was rather than not knowing. She could be thinking along those lines.
wow theres alot there your comment about her son, really why can he not have long hair?or ears pierced? very outdated mentality of gender expectations. why on earth would she do that she works everyday for her etc no need. i have to only assume your either very young or not a parent?
@@CrimePsych True - that makes sense, but, when that spider decides to bite, it doesn't have far to travel. The reality is that the police can not protect you - the police are there for arrest and prosecution. They can only do this AFTER the crime has been committed. She should be taking gun safety courses, and doing her best to disappear. She can be notified when he leaves prison and where he's at, etc. It's just my opinion that you shouldn't be in familiar territory for him. Even if you're living somewhere else, but, in the same general area - he feels comfortable there.
Thank you for bringing this case to my attention. I wasn't familiar with this story so watched both documentaries. The links you posted didn't work for me but I found them on google. I can't imagine a more horrific life for Paris' mother. I do feel like she needs to cut ties with Paris and run to protect her younger son and the sooner the better. I wonder if she'll appear at his parole hearings to try to keep him locked up. I don't believe he's fit to live in any society outside of prison, ever.
I think part of the reason she remains in contact is because of fear. By staying in contact, she knows how he and what's likely to happen next. I have no idea whether or not she will turn up to the hearing, but I very much doubt it will be granted. I am glad to hear you appreciated the video. Because of the complexity, this one took a lot more research than others.
Possibly. It could be that she was brought up to believe that connection to her mother was important. Dominance, power and control would have been common place and everyday life for her. It could also be that she wants to know where he is and what he's doing to protect her younger child.
@@CrimePsych If she wanted to protect her younger child, she'd disappear and not bring him to visit Paris. She'd stop exposing the youngest kid to Paris and stop using the boy as a little girl replacement.
He was considered to be too dangerous for Pierce and Bennett to be face to face, he’s faced serial killers and said he was more chilled by Bennett. Watch out mom if he gets out you and Phoenix are not safe.
Observing the mother's lack of reaction and throughout self control listening to P. Morgan' interview is scaring. She most certainly has serious issues as well.
she is like that due to having years of listening not only to him but professionals etc so none of it was news to her so yeah she had serious issues which she has and most likely still does through therapy do better please
Hello Kathryn .I truly believe some people are "Born" evil.. And you can also have a horrific childhood and still be kind and Empathic. How does that work?
There's a huge debate as to whether someone can be born evil. I believe someone can be born with blunted emotions that allow them to hurt or kill others. Particular personality traits can lead some people to crime. But I don't think people are necessarily born evil - but because of genetic traits they can make decisions that lead to crime. As for those who have suffered traumatic abuse and can still be empathic - I think this is best explained by how well supported or particular personality traits they have. People can either be victims or survivors. But to be a survivor and still be empathic takes support and a good understanding of self. It is normal to harbour resentment and anger towards their abusers. But if this is carried around for years and buried deep within, it can lead to self loathing and anger. Negative experiences and emotions are often not talked about and 'brushed under the carpet' so to speak. My counsellor once taught me a very valuable lesson. I used to 'act' the strong single mum. Nothing bothered me because I was closed off. For me, that was the safest option. I repressed memories of traumatic events because I didn't want to feel the emotion. My wonderful brain blocked it out to protect me. But she told me that FEAR was important - I could choose to F**k Everything And Run or Face Everything And Recover. It wasn't until I was in a safe enough place that I faced it. And I think parallels can be drawn to those who have been abused and are loving and loyal with no resentments. Bit of a lengthy answer, but I hope that answers your question and helps somewhat.
Here it's not about horrific childhood but more the reproduction in the family of antisocial/ sociopath traits. It's crazy how the grandmother seems like an unapologetic narcissistic thug, the mum a co dependent with borderline traits and the son a massive sociopath who also has a taste for violently resolving his emotional issues. It's not even that the grandmother wasn't motherly, it's just that in the end... No one knows if she actually made her husband killed or not. She looks like a female drug baron in her mansion. Never seen a woman like that. She looks like she relished being dominant and manipulative. Well nothing in this family is normal.
The Bible says that there are people that are born evil. I believe every word of the Bible and if ever read it... everything that goes on in this world makes perfect sense.
@@CrimePsych have you ever thought of investigating maybe what happened to the children when the mom had relapsed? Clearly she wasn’t parenting. Maybe she let shady people in the home and did something to Paris? or maybe she in the past had an ex abusive boyfriend that did? Maybe Paris thought she knew or maybe in fact she did new and do nothing? this level of sadism and sexual aggression is it normal and I don’t think it is something you can just be born with.
People on drugs should not have children. If anyone have an addiction should get help and become sober for long period of time before becoming parents. If not the whole family suffers . Most crimes is caused of Drugs and Alcohol
Are you really blaming this tragedy on a teenage addict and severe abuse survivor? Charity is STILL being terrorized by two psychopaths, and THAT is your takeaway!? Eugenics? And no. They aren't. Don't make shit up to sound smart wtf
Addiction of any kind is a symptom, not a cause. Have you ever sat and talked with an addict? You will find they are struggling to cope with something. Are you saying that Charity and her drug use are the reason Paris killed her child? Are you saying that her children should have been removed from her and placed into care because she was in emotional turmoil and coping the only way she could at that time in her life? Nobody has the right to decide when a woman can or cannot have a child.
@@NefariousSpineLizard Don't be disrespectful . My ex stepdad Chocked my mom and hit me he is a drugy his parents we're abusive. Being on drugs can mixed up people brain. Prince made the choice to kill. There a lot of family victims of drug abuse. Babies suffer because people make the choice to do drugs and have children they suffer. You might not care but I do
@@CrimePsych Yes I have I lived with one because of my mom married a drug crazy abuser. Finally she left him after he chocked her and hit on my abuse us
@@CrimePsych a child is a living being , and while it may be so that you can't stop a woman from having children, you can still argue it's wrong to do so when you can't provide a safe environment for this living being you bring in this difficult enough life. The rights of innocent and helpless children are more important than the right of a woman to become a mother.
he is a genius. I think that when he says love is too complicated for him to just point at something and say that is love... i think he doesn't say that because he can't feel love.. i think he says that because he's a very smart and logical thinker. When someone ask's him what love is his brain goes into so much depth at what real love is vs what love is portrayed in movie or what the classical and simple answer to what love is. He has a point.. love is very complex thing if you really want to dig deep. His brain in incapable of giving a short easy answer, I think he's a genius because he approaches topics into a level of complexity so high that he refuses to look at things very simply and which is why he doesn't consider himself or anyone normal by definition. He thinks too logically with not a lot of emotion at all but that doesn't mean he still doesn't feel it. There are many forms of love. And at the end he isn't saying he can't describe what he felt when he was doing the killing when he was younger because he cant feel... he's trying to say that when he was younger it was a different version of him, different brain and different way of thinking because his brain wasn't fully developed and he didn't really understand what he was doing, the way he answers his questions now about how he felt is different because he grew up, he's a man, therefore he can't possibly explain what his mind was feeling as a little kid. if they would have asked him that question when he was younger it would have been different, because people change and brains develop. You have to understand that his responses are a lot more thought out and complicated even if it doesn't seem that way for someone to be able to quickly say oh because he didn't give a concrete answer that instantly means he doesnt have any emapthy in him at all. I believe he does feel emotion and empathy just not as simple as we all might. When he says he felt alone he meant mentally, because no one understood him and how his brain processed like his mom and his friends. He's a genius who simply felt alone in his billions of thoughts in his head. He didn't think emotionally when he killed his sister. He thought logically. How to get his moms attention and show her that he isn't normal because he's always felt she didn't quite understand how crazy his brain was but that has to do with him being a genius. They don't think with all around with areas of their brain but they think a lot more than we do with specific areas of their brains. So though he lacks emotional intelligence his logical intelligence is so high it deems him genius. Sometimes its easier to think less because that makes you "normal"
I think you are right to some point, but still I think he is a sadistic psychopath and how he killed his little sister was very evil. If you saw the documentary The Family I Had then you saw the drawings he made of his family and he mentioned killing his sister as a very young child. I think in this way he was telling them what he was feeling and thinking, but his mother and grandmother ignored him and did not take it serious. I think the murder could have been prevented if they would have let him stay in the institution they put him in. I think he did show them who he really was, but they did not see it. They did not even try to understand him prior to the murder. And even in the documentaries they don't explain why he has so much anger. He does not really explain i detail what the issue with his mother really is. Sure she was a drug addict, but what exactly did she do nobody says it. They don't go deep into that. I think she should never get parole. His mother recently cut him out because he was "involved" with a woman who lived two hours away from her and was out on bond for planning a mass shooting.
Mom of Paris seems to really like the spot light from all of this.... She will not break ties so she can be important. Has a lot more to blame than we know
are you being serious? none of what she does has anything to do with the spotlight hence why theres only been 3 documentary's on the case one of which she had no say in it she just took part since the crime in 2007 come on educate yourself before making foolish comments like that. sooooo frustrating
Love love love this Dr. H! Paris Bennett has fascinated me since I watched the documentary. As a Psychologist, I'd love to work with psychopaths more. It's a fascinating case and so saddening that someone can be born without empathy or remorse. Definite CPD for me! Love your psychoanalysis vids.
How lovely of you to say so, thank you. I'm really glad to hear you are enjoying the videos. If you search professor David Wilson you will find interviews with psychopaths and it's incredible to watch them in action.
I posted your comment as it was so lovely and I had posted a cr*ppy comment the day before. In a strange coincidence, my daughter in law to be says she knows you from her home town in Leek. Katrina Barks.
@@CrimePsych Wow what a small world indeed! I do indeed know Kat and I hope she's doing very well. You're very welcome, I like the way you use the formulation-led approach (5Ps!) to disseminate information and knowledge. I will certainly look for David Wilson as well as watch the documentary you mentioned in the vid.
Thank you for this episode. Please do more in Charity and Kyla. After watching the documentary, I think the grandma is definitely sociopathic and Charity, I’m not sure but would love to hear your opinion.
This is pretty terrible. His mother was pregnant with him as a 17 year old drug addict and managed to kick her habit. But then look at the videos of Paris as a kid with his murderous ideation he passed off as jokes - his mother was too young and inexperienced to realise this was a concern... Paris and his half brother should never have spoken honestly, the mom's instincts remain terrible even if she is hard working and very loving
Yes, she was young and had very little guidance. However, as you say, even as an adult she doesn't seem to take action to protect her and her youngest. Doctors told her to stop spending money on him and spend it creating a new identity in a different area, but she refused.
He doesn't know what love is. Love is caring, protecting, nurturing, worrying about their well being, wanting to make them happy. It isn't bashing, punching, raping and killing a tiny child who can't protect herself.
@@NefariousSpineLizard Don't get me wrong. I find it heartbreaking what happened to her in her childhood and later on. I cant imagine losing two children BUT you have to protect your children..even from your children. She may not have seen it coming but she knows now what he is capable of doing and now is the time to protect her third child from him. She worked with several experts and everyone told her there is no cure. She needs to wake up.
@@ninacreateslife I don't disagree there. Her son is extremely cunning though - I am sure she is well aware that if he wanted to find her, he would. In her mind, I imagine she is hedging her bets. But letting him SPEAK to her other son? jesus.. Now that, I cannot remotely justify.
She knows the risks. You can love your child but hate what they have done. I suspect there is an element of her wanting to be able to control and manage the risks.
thats not the case at all. If you had watched docs of her talking about Paris in depth you would know that 1 she knows he will never be cured as well as not ever being able to feel love nor empathy. Her sole purpose is and always has been to bring awareness to violent crimes and mental health issues along with bringing light to the shit show of the justice system when it comes to people like Paris, she wants him to get help. Sad to read such a statement
can i ask where you got the information about the sexual abuse?? all research ive completed on the case simply said there was signs of sexual assault and seaman on the bed
He watched violent porn and searched snuff porn on night of murder..police found semen on bed of ella and his shorts..clearly he had sexually assaulted beaten stangled and stabbed his sister to death..really sad to think what poor ella must have gone through in her last moments knowing that her brother is doing that to her..may ella rest in peace
Interested what you think about the snuf* *orn Paros was watching. In my work i see and belive corn contributes ro a lot of violent ane SS tendencies in youth and adults.
Think the mom should have left him more time at the mental hospital.he wasn't ready to come out.plus they told her was dangerous.of course what happened wasn't her fault but not even with a sitter I think Elli and Paris when mom was working was not safe to live them in same place at all
Some of the symptoms or behaviour traits are similar but they are not the same at all. It’s hard for me to explain on a comment. But I would recommend searching asd vs psychopathy type breakdown!
Ok I have a lot of questions. - Maybe during Charities relapse she let some shady people into her life that may have done something to Paris? - I get that he may have been born a psychopath. But to harbor that level of hatred, aggression, and sexual sadism is not normal. Something must’ve happened when he was growing up. - why does he harbor such intense resentment towards his mother? Usually other serial killers that also hate their mothers. It’s because they were terrible parents to them or were very vulnerable people that allow bad things to happen to their children. - why was the grandmother facilitating him, graphic rape, material, knowing that he raped her granddaughter? Is there a possibility that the grandmother may have groomed him into becoming a sexual deviant?
I think he was made that way, but he was maybe born with psychopathic tendencies. If he would have grew up with two healthy parents, mother and father, I do not think he would have committed that crime. Still it is his fault and he cannot blame anyone else for his decisions and his evil murder. Still I think he was telling his mother and family that he had those evil thoughts, because if you saw the documentary The Family I Had, they show the drawings he made as a child and what he wrote. They are very telling. It was not really a surprise that he killed. He told many times in different ways he would do that. In one video he even tells his sister he is going to kill her. He also once attacked his mother and grandmother with a knife. It was something that he had in mind since a long time as it seems.
If he is practicing what to say to a parole board he needs a new play book. Referring to his sister’s brutal sexual assault and murder as a “mistake” he made years before is not the way to go. It reflects a view that shows no remorse about what he did. He is a psychopath unable to grasp what he did.
I'm sorry but I didn't think u phicuanalize nothing at all.u just told the story .I'm despointed.i was expecting a totally different show .crime psych.were was the phych?
His behaviour is extreme and he appears to show no remorse, compassion, or empathy. Sibling rivalry is about one being given attention over the other, not removing them completely. On saying that, perhaps the sibling rivalry of a psychopath deserves it's own exploration.
He wasn't molesting his sister. He killed her to make his mom suffer by taking both her children from her. At age 9 he asked his mom what sentence or phrase did she hate the most and when she didn't answer he said kill charity's children. He is a narcissist and names his mom for alot of things that don't exist. Please make sure your research is correct
His mother is off she is putting her only surviving child at risk by continuing to have contact. He is emotionally detached he feels nothing. She should go into hiding.
I think, if a psychopath murders someone, it really does not matter they will ever do that again. If they did it for revenge of any kind, not if they enjoy cruelty, I suppose? I am just wondering. I would, for example, feel totally ok if Jodi Arias would never even be charged for murder, somehow, I believe she would avoid stressful relationships ever again and she would never be in situation to feel a need to murder. But this case do not seem to be convincing. If he said he will kill his mom, I believe he will, just give him a chance. I do not think psychopaths are capable of forgiving, or of letting go? It would be interesting to study non-criminal psychopaths but I only know one for now, and I base my guess on that...
Et la relation mère-fils? La relation n'était pas saine. Elle expliquait des choses à son fils qui n'étaient pas appropriées pour son âge ni pour un lien mère-enfant. L'unique "chose" qui faisait tiers dans la relation était Ella et il l'a "supprimée". Alors oui Paris est psychopathe mais Charity me questionne beaucoup!! Elle continue de maintenir quelque chose de malsain!! J'espère qu'il ne sortira pas. Car son deuxième fils est grandement en danger!!!
Extremely interesting. Of course he is going to do and say whatever he has too to make parole, that type conforming behavior is how the entire world works. Of course he would be extremely paranoid his entire consciousness is detrimentally scrutinized and judged every second of everyday. Yes this is an extreme case and he is of course forever dangerous. He has however been completely open about how he thinks and his deepest torments, this display of honesty and truth shows that he is aware of how dangerous his mind is and that he can be managed in some way and perhaps has more integrity and honesty than those judging him. Sex/life and violence/death are both hyper states of physical arousal. If anyone has ever had a mind blowing orgasm you might be able to correlate the two. Good luck to all.
Please give us some facts about his claimed psychopathy and homocidality tendencies. I can't see it in all the videos compared to others, where the P. was clear. On the contrary, he shows self-knowledge, care, suffering and having changed and wanting o keep his dark side in check. Not showing emotions doesn't have to mean anything rong, the psychologist and the other woman(police?) show inapproprite emotionality, not all that healthy and adult... He gets neutral or negative, supportless response by that elderly male interviewer, and the blonde, middle-aged so-called psychologist, smiles with merry eyes while talking about him as though looking for abnormalities in him were entertaining and fun, which is derogatory, insulting and dishonourable, making her look quite unhealthy herself. I want to hear some of your own observations and analysis, not regurgitation of what has been said by others.What is the proof of his P. to not b an unusual self-ocntrol, privacy about emotions, a deliberate withholding of them? Why not say sth nice about him and owning the fact that he was a child of 13? I don't buy that various diagnoses can't possible heal or improve, there are enough xperience/proof of that. Get real examination done, including nutritional, toxical. Provide him/them some real quality culture and human relationships of high quality and see what happens. They have feelings and human needs just as every human being, even if they can't show and live it. Cf that pscyhopathic criminologist psychiatrist on YT, who is jovial and does not act his P. out. Is it because of being free from CPTSD stress? I'd appreciate a reply from you.
IDK, prison is a great test as to how he reacts to fight or flight behavior. However he is weak looking. Perhaps he has heart issues, mitochondrial disease, and or fine motor issues holding back his issues.
He is a very dangerous person and highly intelligent. Intelligent enough to know that if he lashes out in prison it would cause him problems. I have no doubt that he would harm someone if he were released.
@@CrimePsych you could do a disclaimer similar to Dr Grande Channel. First because it will protect you, and also because it's also true you can only suggest and analyse at a distance. It won't make your videos less interesting, more like the contrary👍
@@emmaphilo4049 Or, you people could act like adults and understand her limitations and take the channel for what it is! Even if you did not - how would she be hurting you by misdiagnosing him? You plan on diagnosing a family member by watching a UA-cam channel? What's a disclaimer going to protect her from? Someone having a different opinion?
@@orvil9223 read the comment before hers ur answer is there/ Im so sorry if im reading you wrong but the things you are commenting are showing yourself purely as an antagonist the comments are accusing, judgemental and ill formed. please do better
she should add disclaimer please refrain from watching this if you are narrow minded, uninformed judgemental fkrs! and those who can not comment like an adult grrrrrr i really have never been so angry with things someone has written on such videos @Orvil hopefully i dont see your ridicules comments and hope you never have to endure such tragedy
You forgot that he sexually assaulted her, too. He hates to talk about that part and becomes angry when his mother brings it up.
That's right! He viewed violent pornography at the time too.
she mentions that
Sadly he was watching porn and snuff videos at that time as well..at age 13! 😢 Semen was found at the little girls bedside..😢😮
To have access to violent pornography at the age of 14… jesus
@@Liliarthanbc he was into that. No one just watches that if they aren’t into that??? He was just a creep
He’s smart enough to know what he needs to say and what he shouldn’t say to get paroled. I think his only intention is to get out to murder his mother. Charity may not be a psychopath like her mother and son, but she has plenty of her own problems going on. She never seems to accept responsibility for possibly contributing to why Paris is the way he is. And I don’t believe her when she says she gave him such a normal childhood. That whole family was sick.
Correct. An addict doesn't 'use' for a short period of time then suddenly stop to become a great Mum. They may swap one substance for another, but they keep the same dysfunctional attitudes until they accept they need to change. Some would have her seen as the innocent party in this and there is likely to be so much more to it.
He is going to murder his new step sister, he will just do it all again, I believe if he was visited by someone who, unlike Piers, could provoke and trigger him, he would stumble and become very violent and threatening, that side of him needs to be revealed soon so it can be proven he is still a danger.
Youre wrong about her!!
@@CrimePsych that is very incorrect!!
@@alexandriafitts9262 i agree with u , its not fair , a lot of People have had a ”bad” childhood but they dont go murder their little sister . Its not fair to blame the parent that way.
He's got that Bundy "dead eye"
Very much so. Both psychopaths.
He doesn’t have the charisma Bundy had.
@@Hope-uq1vn you're right! Very true, Good catch!
Yes! He looks just like bundy after he was executed so creepy
Buddy was also highly intelligent and product of a very disfunctional family.
I appreciate that you state up front that you are just giving a psychological analysis and never claim to have seen this family in person. Great job.
He is just trying to blame his mom
And make her feel guilty for his decision he is manipulative!!
I agree.
Spot on! He had become sexually attracted to his little sister and that shame in him turned to rage against her, when he acted upon that desire. Then he blamed his mother. Psychopaths lie and manipulate.
Agree ..a master manipulator full of hatred in his heart ..ruthless
As long as he can make his Mother feel guilt, he has her under his control and she will ALWAYS be looking for ways to make it up to him!!!
Agreed
I wonder, have there been any studies on psychopaths where they are given small doses of empathy-producing drugs such as MDMA? Very curious on the effect on a brain that normally doesn't produce these chemicals, and if that part of their brain can be stimulated extraneously? Based on what I have read, most psychopaths *want* to feel things, so I find it surprising that I have never heard this avenue being explored.
I'm not aware of any studies like this. Interesting thought though though.
That would be a very interesting study.
Lots of empathy inducing drugs have not been legalised in lots of countries, these systems want them sick, they don't wanna give them the help they needed.
@@holembac yup, want to keep ‘‘em sick so they can prescribe them more expensive drugs
@@holembac
Want them sick ? 🤔
Pls explain
Paris liked killing his sister. He'll kill again.
Paris makes me think of the intelligent and articulate Ed Kemper who also wanted to kill his mother but killed several others first. If Ed hadn't turned himself in, I don't think he would have ever been caught.
Paris is like a ticking bomb. He's waiting for the right circumstances.
I certainly hope this dangerous individual is never released.
Yes. He reminded me of Ed Kemper too, and Ed’s IQ is 140 to Paris’s 142. If Paris ever gets out, he will never be caught again. Too smart.
So his Mom is told 'We think your Son has homicidal tendancies' and she takes him out? No words
Wow! This has opened my eyes. There is definitely more than meets the eye. The Grandmother seems scary.
I agree!
I agree
Psychopathy has a hereditary cause, it tends to run in families, the grandmother is a psychopath she caused the death of her husband, she seems flattered that her grandson is off, it was passed onto him
Its very disturbing that his grandma smiles and seems flattered as she briefly discusses how many thought she killed her husband
She is a very sick person. Some ppl should just not have children spreading their illness all over….these ppl are all crazy.
Dupers Delight. She did, & got aquitted. She thinks she's cute. Paris, I believe, inherited his psychopathy from her.
I watched both documentaries mentioned, first the interview with Pierce Morgan and then The family I had and I agree that you need more info into the family background to get the full picture. Knowing the horrific crime committed and seeing only the videos of a loving brother with his sister just didn't add up. How can someone be a psychopat with violent tendencies and no one notices any worrying signs for 13 years? But after watching the other documentary, it all made sense - the violent past involving his grandmother, her admitting to be manipulative, her lifestyle, his mum's troubled upbringing, his father's mental illness. Him trying to attack Ella before. Funny though, that the school never noticed anything odd about him.
To be fair though, some of the videos of him being with Ella do show some odd stuff - him saying 'I'll kill you Ella' or asking his mother whether her least favourite sentence was 'killing Charity's children'.
It's not easily noticed as psychopath/sociopaths are are very manipulative and can put on a great mask to fool those they want to fool until they find their target and everyone else is shocked/dont believe the behavior. Which makes sense why the teacher may have never noticed anything. They appear as angels, appear level headed and great "temperament" this is due to lack of emotion and empathy. Although they don't have a problem hurting other people, belittle them, trying to come off as "humble" in a non humble way (if this makes sense) which is also manipulative to seem as a good person. All they care about is how other people see them, not the action they did. they only regret the action when people find out they did it. Hence when he said, the police came in and "knew what I had done" Sometimes it takes a measure this drastic to comes to terms with it, and even then there are comments blaming the mom. He had an IQ of 141 as a young child, this is higher than most adults so even when he was very young he knew exactly what he was doing and he was probably very smart about it and got away with it. Very sad
They can actually seem as very good, charming people, but so is Satan. Don't try to change people like this stay as far away as you can
I can see in the early photos it appears to me he’s good at outwardly doing these nice things but looking at his facial expression is like he’s putting on a performance trying to emulate emotions of life but not actually experiencing these feelings.
I don’t think he should ever be released because of the fact that he has never acknowledged the fact that he sexually assaulted her. I appreciate your video.
Thank you. And, no, I don't think he should ever be released. He doesn't acknowledge what he has done and therefore, cannot rehabilitate.
He shows signs that if he was older and wasn't caught the first time he might have become a sexual predator, a serial killer like Ted Bundy.Scary
@CrimePsych
Paris was not charged as an adult, since the minimum age a juvenile can be tried as an adult in Texas is 14.[7] He was instead charged in juvenile court and pleaded guilty to capital murder. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison with the possibility of parole after 20 years, which is the maximum sentence for a defendant convicted of capital murder in juvenile court in Texas. When he was 19, Paris was transferred to adult prison.[8] During proceedings, Paris was diagnosed as a psychopath. He has said he has had homicidal ideation since he was a child.[9] Paris will first be eligible for parole in February 2027. If he is never granted parole, he will be released in February 2047. I hope for him that missing his 20s,30s and his 40s will make him regret what he did and make him realize what he denied to his sister or if he miss only his 20s or his 30s I hope that this will also be enough to make him realize what he did
@@rosehanna8922 that’s still very scary to think he will be out one day,
It runs in the family clearly🙄
I just watched the documentary, never seen anything like that.... I am bamboozled. So much to analyse and understand and featuring a female psychopath like you'd never see even in fiction, that grandmother... Charming, beautiful, wealthy but dark and dangerous. I thought she was like a female Tony Montana in her mansion full of art pieces
This is so deeply disturbing.
The world is a darker place than I thought.
This is a particularly bad case. Thankfully there are more good people than bad in the world.
@@CrimePsych - I hope never gets out
@@CrimePsychReally. You think there is more good people than bad in the world?
You live in a fantasy land. Open your eyes at all the crime.
This was excellent. Out of everything I’ve watched and listened to this is by the most accurate analysis, thank you.
*by far
Why does everyone say he is a genius. If your IQ leads you to commit such a heinous murder your mind is broken. Your talent is a waste. Means nothing.
He has the IQ to be classed as a genius, but his behaviour doesn't reflect that. As you say, IQ means nothing if it isn't put to good use.
Totally agree he could be 160 and still be worthless sub human ..means nothing
You never heard of a mastermind criminal?
I think in order to be a genius you have to be over 160 not 140 so he is clearly not a genius
Excellent analysis!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Charity is one messed up lady. I understand the circumstances, but, she's putting her youngest child in danger by not taking the doctor's advice and disappearing. On top of that, the child was a boy, and she had his ears pierced and his hair grown long by the time he was 3, as a replacement for her daughter. It was creepy watching her brush his hair like he was a little girl.
She's not a psychopath - but, she's full of crazy, too.
Maybe. I'm not sure what I would do it those circumstances. She probably believes she is doing the best she can and what is right for her whole family. I know that if I had a spider in my room (not the same, I know - just an analogy) I would want to know where is is and how much of a threat it was rather than not knowing. She could be thinking along those lines.
I think she’s completely nuts!
wow theres alot there your comment about her son, really why can he not have long hair?or ears pierced? very outdated mentality of gender expectations. why on earth would she do that she works everyday for her etc no need. i have to only assume your either very young or not a parent?
@@kathybrem880 why?
@@CrimePsych True - that makes sense, but, when that spider decides to bite, it doesn't have far to travel. The reality is that the police can not protect you - the police are there for arrest and prosecution. They can only do this AFTER the crime has been committed. She should be taking gun safety courses, and doing her best to disappear. She can be notified when he leaves prison and where he's at, etc. It's just my opinion that you shouldn't be in familiar territory for him. Even if you're living somewhere else, but, in the same general area - he feels comfortable there.
Great video, I was not aware of the family dynamics so it gives a deeper understanding to everyone involved.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for bringing this case to my attention. I wasn't familiar with this story so watched both documentaries. The links you posted didn't work for me but I found them on google. I can't imagine a more horrific life for Paris' mother. I do feel like she needs to cut ties with Paris and run to protect her younger son and the sooner the better. I wonder if she'll appear at his parole hearings to try to keep him locked up. I don't believe he's fit to live in any society outside of prison, ever.
I think part of the reason she remains in contact is because of fear. By staying in contact, she knows how he and what's likely to happen next. I have no idea whether or not she will turn up to the hearing, but I very much doubt it will be granted.
I am glad to hear you appreciated the video. Because of the complexity, this one took a lot more research than others.
@@CrimePsych Good point. She's smart to keep tabs on what's going on with Paris and as his mother it wouldn't be easy to completely walk away.
@@dianaw5100
True, but she'll have to ('walk away') bc of her other young son.
You never know the darkness or secret your child have
You are so informative and intelligent! Loved your video!
Great summary of the documentary.
His mom worked at a bar while getting her master's degree, just for the record.
I can't imagine Paris ever being safe to be out. He hasn't lived in the real world for a long time.
It's bc he's lived in Satan's s paradise
Because Charity grew up with her mother, would that explain her need to have connection with Paris? As if she is at home in the chaos...
Possibly. It could be that she was brought up to believe that connection to her mother was important. Dominance, power and control would have been common place and everyday life for her. It could also be that she wants to know where he is and what he's doing to protect her younger child.
@@CrimePsych If she wanted to protect her younger child, she'd disappear and not bring him to visit Paris. She'd stop exposing the youngest kid to Paris and stop using the boy as a little girl replacement.
@@orvil9223 What makes you think she uses him as a replacement?
@@TeaCup1940 Use your head for a minute - see if you can figure it out without me having to tell you.
He was considered to be too dangerous for Pierce and Bennett to be face to face, he’s faced serial killers and said he was more chilled by Bennett. Watch out mom if he gets out you and Phoenix are not safe.
Observing the mother's lack of reaction and throughout self control listening to P. Morgan' interview is scaring. She most certainly has serious issues as well.
she is like that due to having years of listening not only to him but professionals etc so none of it was news to her so yeah she had serious issues which she has and most likely still does through therapy do better please
@@galactdroid4421 OH She has SERIOUS issues.
Very good insight of this guy. I hope Phoenix does not grow up to be like him and I also hope he does not go out of prison. Very nice video.
Thank you. Glad to hear you enjoyed it.
I’m shocked the mother reproduced again, I personally would be too afraid.
@@erikkasepiphany85 She probably did not plan it...
Hello Kathryn .I truly believe some people are "Born" evil.. And you can also have a horrific childhood and still be kind and Empathic.
How does that work?
There's a huge debate as to whether someone can be born evil. I believe someone can be born with blunted emotions that allow them to hurt or kill others. Particular personality traits can lead some people to crime. But I don't think people are necessarily born evil - but because of genetic traits they can make decisions that lead to crime.
As for those who have suffered traumatic abuse and can still be empathic - I think this is best explained by how well supported or particular personality traits they have. People can either be victims or survivors. But to be a survivor and still be empathic takes support and a good understanding of self. It is normal to harbour resentment and anger towards their abusers. But if this is carried around for years and buried deep within, it can lead to self loathing and anger. Negative experiences and emotions are often not talked about and 'brushed under the carpet' so to speak.
My counsellor once taught me a very valuable lesson. I used to 'act' the strong single mum. Nothing bothered me because I was closed off. For me, that was the safest option. I repressed memories of traumatic events because I didn't want to feel the emotion. My wonderful brain blocked it out to protect me. But she told me that FEAR was important - I could choose to F**k Everything And Run or Face Everything And Recover. It wasn't until I was in a safe enough place that I faced it. And I think parallels can be drawn to those who have been abused and are loving and loyal with no resentments.
Bit of a lengthy answer, but I hope that answers your question and helps somewhat.
Here it's not about horrific childhood but more the reproduction in the family of antisocial/ sociopath traits. It's crazy how the grandmother seems like an unapologetic narcissistic thug, the mum a co dependent with borderline traits and the son a massive sociopath who also has a taste for violently resolving his emotional issues. It's not even that the grandmother wasn't motherly, it's just that in the end... No one knows if she actually made her husband killed or not. She looks like a female drug baron in her mansion. Never seen a woman like that. She looks like she relished being dominant and manipulative. Well nothing in this family is normal.
The Bible says that there are people that are born evil. I believe every word of the Bible and if ever read it... everything that goes on in this world makes perfect sense.
@@CrimePsych have you ever thought of investigating maybe what happened to the children when the mom had relapsed? Clearly she wasn’t parenting. Maybe she let shady people in the home and did something to Paris? or maybe she in the past had an ex abusive boyfriend that did? Maybe Paris thought she knew or maybe in fact she did new and do nothing? this level of sadism and sexual aggression is it normal and I don’t think it is something you can just be born with.
Thank you for giving the whole story. The documentary left so much out.
People on drugs should not have children. If anyone have an addiction should get help and become sober for long period of time before becoming parents. If not the whole family suffers . Most crimes is caused of Drugs and Alcohol
Are you really blaming this tragedy on a teenage addict and severe abuse survivor? Charity is STILL being terrorized by two psychopaths, and THAT is your takeaway!? Eugenics? And no. They aren't. Don't make shit up to sound smart wtf
Addiction of any kind is a symptom, not a cause. Have you ever sat and talked with an addict? You will find they are struggling to cope with something. Are you saying that Charity and her drug use are the reason Paris killed her child? Are you saying that her children should have been removed from her and placed into care because she was in emotional turmoil and coping the only way she could at that time in her life? Nobody has the right to decide when a woman can or cannot have a child.
@@NefariousSpineLizard Don't be disrespectful . My ex stepdad Chocked my mom and hit me he is a drugy his parents we're abusive. Being on drugs can mixed up people brain. Prince made the choice to kill. There a lot of family victims of drug abuse. Babies suffer because people make the choice to do drugs and have children they suffer. You might not care but I do
@@CrimePsych Yes I have I lived with one because of my mom married a drug crazy abuser. Finally she left him after he chocked her and hit on my abuse us
@@CrimePsych a child is a living being , and while it may be so that you can't stop a woman from having children, you can still argue it's wrong to do so when you can't provide a safe environment for this living being you bring in this difficult enough life. The rights of innocent and helpless children are more important than the right of a woman to become a mother.
Great show ! New sub
he is a genius. I think that when he says love is too complicated for him to just point at something and say that is love... i think he doesn't say that because he can't feel love.. i think he says that because he's a very smart and logical thinker. When someone ask's him what love is his brain goes into so much depth at what real love is vs what love is portrayed in movie or what the classical and simple answer to what love is. He has a point.. love is very complex thing if you really want to dig deep. His brain in incapable of giving a short easy answer, I think he's a genius because he approaches topics into a level of complexity so high that he refuses to look at things very simply and which is why he doesn't consider himself or anyone normal by definition. He thinks too logically with not a lot of emotion at all but that doesn't mean he still doesn't feel it. There are many forms of love. And at the end he isn't saying he can't describe what he felt when he was doing the killing when he was younger because he cant feel... he's trying to say that when he was younger it was a different version of him, different brain and different way of thinking because his brain wasn't fully developed and he didn't really understand what he was doing, the way he answers his questions now about how he felt is different because he grew up, he's a man, therefore he can't possibly explain what his mind was feeling as a little kid. if they would have asked him that question when he was younger it would have been different, because people change and brains develop. You have to understand that his responses are a lot more thought out and complicated even if it doesn't seem that way for someone to be able to quickly say oh because he didn't give a concrete answer that instantly means he doesnt have any emapthy in him at all. I believe he does feel emotion and empathy just not as simple as we all might. When he says he felt alone he meant mentally, because no one understood him and how his brain processed like his mom and his friends. He's a genius who simply felt alone in his billions of thoughts in his head. He didn't think emotionally when he killed his sister. He thought logically. How to get his moms attention and show her that he isn't normal because he's always felt she didn't quite understand how crazy his brain was but that has to do with him being a genius. They don't think with all around with areas of their brain but they think a lot more than we do with specific areas of their brains. So though he lacks emotional intelligence his logical intelligence is so high it deems him genius. Sometimes its easier to think less because that makes you "normal"
completely agree
I think you are right to some point, but still I think he is a sadistic psychopath and how he killed his little sister was very evil. If you saw the documentary The Family I Had then you saw the drawings he made of his family and he mentioned killing his sister as a very young child. I think in this way he was telling them what he was feeling and thinking, but his mother and grandmother ignored him and did not take it serious. I think the murder could have been prevented if they would have let him stay in the institution they put him in. I think he did show them who he really was, but they did not see it. They did not even try to understand him prior to the murder. And even in the documentaries they don't explain why he has so much anger. He does not really explain i detail what the issue with his mother really is. Sure she was a drug addict, but what exactly did she do nobody says it. They don't go deep into that. I think she should never get parole. His mother recently cut him out because he was "involved" with a woman who lived two hours away from her and was out on bond for planning a mass shooting.
@@TeaCup1940 i agree, and I didnt know about the involvement with that women, thatsinterresting.
Mom of Paris seems to really like the spot light from all of this.... She will not break ties so she can be important. Has a lot more to blame than we know
are you being serious? none of what she does has anything to do with the spotlight hence why theres only been 3 documentary's on the case one of which she had no say in it she just took part since the crime in 2007 come on educate yourself before making foolish comments like that. sooooo frustrating
Love love love this Dr. H! Paris Bennett has fascinated me since I watched the documentary. As a Psychologist, I'd love to work with psychopaths more. It's a fascinating case and so saddening that someone can be born without empathy or remorse. Definite CPD for me! Love your psychoanalysis vids.
How lovely of you to say so, thank you. I'm really glad to hear you are enjoying the videos. If you search professor David Wilson you will find interviews with psychopaths and it's incredible to watch them in action.
I posted your comment as it was so lovely and I had posted a cr*ppy comment the day before. In a strange coincidence, my daughter in law to be says she knows you from her home town in Leek. Katrina Barks.
@@CrimePsych Wow what a small world indeed! I do indeed know Kat and I hope she's doing very well. You're very welcome, I like the way you use the formulation-led approach (5Ps!) to disseminate information and knowledge. I will certainly look for David Wilson as well as watch the documentary you mentioned in the vid.
His family life was quite the rabbit hole.
It is isn't it? I'm sure there's enough on him Mum and Grandmother for an episode each!
I've added you. Excellent content x
Paris is a monster-nothing else needs to be said
Above and beyond evil !!!!!
Thank you for this episode. Please do more in Charity and Kyla. After watching the documentary, I think the grandma is definitely sociopathic and Charity, I’m not sure but would love to hear your opinion.
I feel bad for them as its not as if they asked to be born that way
This is pretty terrible.
His mother was pregnant with him as a 17 year old drug addict and managed to kick her habit.
But then look at the videos of Paris as a kid with his murderous ideation he passed off as jokes - his mother was too young and inexperienced to realise this was a concern...
Paris and his half brother should never have spoken honestly, the mom's instincts remain terrible even if she is hard working and very loving
Yes, she was young and had very little guidance. However, as you say, even as an adult she doesn't seem to take action to protect her and her youngest. Doctors told her to stop spending money on him and spend it creating a new identity in a different area, but she refused.
He doesn't know what love is. Love is caring, protecting, nurturing, worrying about their well being, wanting to make them happy. It isn't bashing, punching, raping and killing a tiny child who can't protect herself.
Mommy is still trying to fix him and believes he can be cured with love.
WAKE UP WOMAN...
He is her child. She went through horrific abuse, abandonment.. Have some sympathy. Of course she holds out hope.
@@NefariousSpineLizard Don't get me wrong. I find it heartbreaking what happened to her in her childhood and later on. I cant imagine losing two children BUT you have to protect your children..even from your children. She may not have seen it coming but she knows now what he is capable of doing and now is the time to protect her third child from him.
She worked with several experts and everyone told her there is no cure. She needs to wake up.
@@ninacreateslife I don't disagree there. Her son is extremely cunning though - I am sure she is well aware that if he wanted to find her, he would. In her mind, I imagine she is hedging her bets. But letting him SPEAK to her other son? jesus.. Now that, I cannot remotely justify.
She knows the risks. You can love your child but hate what they have done. I suspect there is an element of her wanting to be able to control and manage the risks.
thats not the case at all. If you had watched docs of her talking about Paris in depth you would know that 1 she knows he will never be cured as well as not ever being able to feel love nor empathy. Her sole purpose is and always has been to bring awareness to violent crimes and mental health issues along with bringing light to the shit show of the justice system when it comes to people like Paris, she wants him to get help. Sad to read such a statement
Charity seems quite strange to me. 9
There's something off about his grandmother too.
Charity was looney tunes and still is
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nope not one bit i hate comments like this utter bs
can i ask where you got the information about the sexual abuse?? all research ive completed on the case simply said there was signs of sexual assault and seaman on the bed
He watched violent porn and searched snuff porn on night of murder..police found semen on bed of ella and his shorts..clearly he had sexually assaulted beaten stangled and stabbed his sister to death..really sad to think what poor ella must have gone through in her last moments knowing that her brother is doing that to her..may ella rest in peace
Yeah I also didn't find that
Interested what you think about the snuf* *orn Paros was watching. In my work i see and belive corn contributes ro a lot of violent ane SS tendencies in youth and adults.
I’m sorry this is a recount and not an analysis! Deceiving title
Thank you.
Think the mom should have left him more time at the mental hospital.he wasn't ready to come out.plus they told her was dangerous.of course what happened wasn't her fault but not even with a sitter I think Elli and Paris when mom was working was not safe to live them in same place at all
Yes she was told that. They did have a baby sitter but Paris convinced her to leave early I believe.
I personally think Paris has ASD too, never been mentioned
I've worked with ASD young people for over 20 years. He's ecolalic with it
Perhaps. I admit I didn't pick up on that. Very interesting.
Some of the symptoms or behaviour traits are similar but they are not the same at all. It’s hard for me to explain on a comment. But I would recommend searching asd vs psychopathy type breakdown!
He even looks psychotic
It is so sad that this human being Paris, turns out to be a psychopath. As a mother, I can't even phathom the pain.
This family is a hot mess x two
This guy resents his mother profoundly. She should be careful
I agree.
Ok I have a lot of questions.
- Maybe during Charities relapse she let some shady people into her life that may have done something to Paris?
- I get that he may have been born a psychopath. But to harbor that level of hatred, aggression, and sexual sadism is not normal. Something must’ve happened when he was growing up.
- why does he harbor such intense resentment towards his mother? Usually other serial killers that also hate their mothers. It’s because they were terrible parents to them or were very vulnerable people that allow bad things to happen to their children.
- why was the grandmother facilitating him, graphic rape, material, knowing that he raped her granddaughter?
Is there a possibility that the grandmother may have groomed him into becoming a sexual deviant?
The question is is he born or made that way??
I think he was made that way, but he was maybe born with psychopathic tendencies. If he would have grew up with two healthy parents, mother and father, I do not think he would have committed that crime. Still it is his fault and he cannot blame anyone else for his decisions and his evil murder. Still I think he was telling his mother and family that he had those evil thoughts, because if you saw the documentary The Family I Had, they show the drawings he made as a child and what he wrote. They are very telling. It was not really a surprise that he killed. He told many times in different ways he would do that. In one video he even tells his sister he is going to kill her. He also once attacked his mother and grandmother with a knife. It was something that he had in mind since a long time as it seems.
You said 6 years after the murder Paris gave birth to another child,
I heard that too. His mother, Charity, gave birth to Phoenix.
That's right. She lets Paris talk to him on the phone too. I would not allow that myself.
Yah you know your talk ,good show ,points on 😮
It reminds me of We Need To Talk About Kevin
I think I'll watch that one. Sounds interesting.
Such a good book!
The books are always better than the films aren't they? It's on my read list!
If he is practicing what to say to a parole board he needs a new play book. Referring to his sister’s brutal sexual assault and murder as a “mistake” he made years before is not the way to go. It reflects a view that shows no remorse about what he did. He is a psychopath unable to grasp what he did.
Thanks god he got caught so early. I guess He would have become a jeffrey dahmer No. 2 or even something worse...
I'm sorry but I didn't think u phicuanalize nothing at all.u just told the story .I'm despointed.i was expecting a totally different show .crime psych.were was the phych?
The psychology was throughout the video. Obviously just not up to your standard or expectations.
I agree. I did also not hear much of an analysis. Mostly a retelling of the two documentaries. Nothing new.
I see this in simpler terms a older child is jealous of the new younger sibling and jealousy turned to rage
His behaviour is extreme and he appears to show no remorse, compassion, or empathy. Sibling rivalry is about one being given attention over the other, not removing them completely. On saying that, perhaps the sibling rivalry of a psychopath deserves it's own exploration.
He wasn't molesting his sister. He killed her to make his mom suffer by taking both her children from her. At age 9 he asked his mom what sentence or phrase did she hate the most and when she didn't answer he said kill charity's children. He is a narcissist and names his mom for alot of things that don't exist. Please make sure your research is correct
he did sexual assault her the night he killed her its in the documentary and online if you research
lol he killed her to cover up he raped his sister he’s no psychopath he’s a pedo
Psychologist.....? Big question marks within a Psychologist. Many have problems and hypocritical.
His mother is off she is putting her only surviving child at risk by continuing to have contact. He is emotionally detached he feels nothing. She should go into hiding.
I think, if a psychopath murders someone, it really does not matter they will ever do that again. If they did it for revenge of any kind, not if they enjoy cruelty, I suppose? I am just wondering. I would, for example, feel totally ok if Jodi Arias would never even be charged for murder, somehow, I believe she would avoid stressful relationships ever again and she would never be in situation to feel a need to murder. But this case do not seem to be convincing. If he said he will kill his mom, I believe he will, just give him a chance. I do not think psychopaths are capable of forgiving, or of letting go? It would be interesting to study non-criminal psychopaths but I only know one for now, and I base my guess on that...
Et la relation mère-fils? La relation n'était pas saine. Elle expliquait des choses à son fils qui n'étaient pas appropriées pour son âge ni pour un lien mère-enfant. L'unique "chose" qui faisait tiers dans la relation était Ella et il l'a "supprimée". Alors oui Paris est psychopathe mais Charity me questionne beaucoup!! Elle continue de maintenir quelque chose de malsain!! J'espère qu'il ne sortira pas. Car son deuxième fils est grandement en danger!!!
Extremely interesting. Of course he is going to do and say whatever he has too to make parole, that type conforming behavior is how the entire world works. Of course he would be extremely paranoid his entire consciousness is detrimentally scrutinized and judged every second of everyday. Yes this is an extreme case and he is of course forever dangerous. He has however been completely open about how he thinks and his deepest torments, this display of honesty and truth shows that he is aware of how dangerous his mind is and that he can be managed in some way and perhaps has more integrity and honesty than those judging him. Sex/life and violence/death are both hyper states of physical arousal. If anyone has ever had a mind blowing orgasm you might be able to correlate the two. Good luck to all.
How can Paris give birth to another child?
He doesn';t have kids and never will
Listen carefully to the words the journalist said.
18:59 "Six years after the murder, Paris gave birth to another child."
Not good documenting.
Grandmother is 'Kyla'
Sorry I made that mistake. I am notoriously bad with names so thank you for informing us of her correct name.
This is only a retelling of the story. No analysis. No new info
Sadly this is what I thought too. Was expecting something different.
A bit disappointing.
Wow how sad 😭
Please give us some facts about his claimed psychopathy and homocidality tendencies. I can't see it in all the videos compared to others, where the P. was clear. On the contrary, he shows self-knowledge, care, suffering and having changed and wanting o keep his dark side in check. Not showing emotions doesn't have to mean anything rong, the psychologist and the other woman(police?) show inapproprite emotionality, not all that healthy and adult... He gets neutral or negative, supportless response by that elderly male interviewer, and the blonde, middle-aged so-called psychologist, smiles with merry eyes while talking about him as though looking for abnormalities in him were entertaining and fun, which is derogatory, insulting and dishonourable, making her look quite unhealthy herself.
I want to hear some of your own observations and analysis, not regurgitation of what has been said by others.What is the proof of his P. to not b an unusual self-ocntrol, privacy about emotions, a deliberate withholding of them? Why not say sth nice about him and owning the fact that he was a child of 13?
I don't buy that various diagnoses can't possible heal or improve, there are enough xperience/proof of that. Get real examination done, including nutritional, toxical. Provide him/them some real quality culture and human relationships of high quality and see what happens. They have feelings and human needs just as every human being, even if they can't show and live it.
Cf that pscyhopathic criminologist psychiatrist on YT, who is jovial and does not act his P. out. Is it because of being free from CPTSD stress? I'd appreciate a reply from you.
I can't watch anymore of this. Her name is KYLA not Kayla oh my hell.
I know now. Sorry.
I think it’s just something genetic at this point.
IDK, prison is a great test as to how he reacts to fight or flight behavior. However he is weak looking. Perhaps he has heart issues, mitochondrial disease, and or fine motor issues holding back his issues.
With an innocent population he may act
He is a very dangerous person and highly intelligent. Intelligent enough to know that if he lashes out in prison it would cause him problems. I have no doubt that he would harm someone if he were released.
I found this really hard to follow sorry no hate but its quite back and forth
Thanks for letting me know. Constructive criticism helps me to get better at this! x
This is a sez crime , the rest is cover up
Pra mim ele e só doido msm kkkkk saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ele é perigoso. Ele não tem empatia e faria de novo. Brasil? País bonito!
Paris inherited his grandmother’s genes.
You can't analyze someone that you didn't meet, you're not a serious professional you just want views/likes
I appreciate where you are coming from but I can comment on the psychology of the behaviour that has been recorded.
@@CrimePsych you could do a disclaimer similar to Dr Grande Channel. First because it will protect you, and also because it's also true you can only suggest and analyse at a distance. It won't make your videos less interesting, more like the contrary👍
@@emmaphilo4049 Or, you people could act like adults and understand her limitations and take the channel for what it is! Even if you did not - how would she be hurting you by misdiagnosing him? You plan on diagnosing a family member by watching a UA-cam channel? What's a disclaimer going to protect her from? Someone having a different opinion?
@@orvil9223 read the comment before hers ur answer is there/ Im so sorry if im reading you wrong but the things you are commenting are showing yourself purely as an antagonist the comments are accusing, judgemental and ill formed. please do better
she should add disclaimer please refrain from watching this if you are narrow minded, uninformed judgemental fkrs! and those who can not comment like an adult grrrrrr i really have never been so angry with things someone has written on such videos @Orvil hopefully i dont see your ridicules comments and hope you never have to endure such tragedy