Yay.....I thought that very early on. This guy is a sociopath. No guilt???
We have to be careful when labeling someone with a personality disorder like sociopathic or narcissistic or anything else. I am sure that there will be time for such labels and diagnosis when the offender is put in:jail: and forensic psychologists etc. assess him. Until then....be careful.
The diagnosis of a particular mental health problem/ personality disorder or other issue of this nature is very specific and takes time and the skill of highly trained professionals who have specific diagnostic criteria to work with. We can't make these assumptions based on a few video snippets of GBC, and bits of local gossip.... especially when most of us aren't psychologists or psychiatrists.
I agree. Somebody as experienced as HAWKINS in the criminal law arena can speak with authority about cases of murderers and types of murders committed. He would know which ones were conducted by 'sociopaths' and the difficulty involved in prosecuting, then convicting them. However, I get uncomfortable when members of the public throw DSM5 categories around as if these detailed diagnostic features are readily understood. Understanding and applying these diagnostic criteria takes specially trained mental health experts. Even then mental health experts struggle with axis at times. BUT people like HAWKINS see the real character disordered 'sociopaths' revealed through the criminal prosecution/defence process.