Recent content by Orlaam

I posted a long response on that video. My YT comments are often removed though, so we'll see what happens, lol. I don't think much can be gleaned from the camera audio, except the screams and thud surrounding Xana's attack at 4:17. I do feel as though her scream is "Oh god help us....help...

I tried watching that video, but when they implied the police were responsible for the second wound to Sheila's neck, I about died. It's disgusting that these people are trying to implicate Sheila in this tragic murder and making about her psychosis, police mishandling and negligent discharge...

That app and website provides a feed resource for hobbyists who rebroadcast from their home. I could set up a feed for my locale and therefore allow users on the site/app to listen. If you had the app, the channels would be arranged by the host. IOW, if they have a north and south dispatch...

How could it? It's just a tiny little section.

They also state that King Rd is east/west, when it runs north/south.

Something funny about the affidavit. They mentioned King Road and him traveling east and west. That road goes south and north. What else did they screw up in that form?

Just trying to navigate this house is crazy. I don't see how you would even know where anything or anyone was, let alone be in and out in less than 15 minutes, while killing 4 people! https://www.kuula.co/share/collection/79sT0?logo=1&info=1&fs=1&vr=0&sd=1&thumbs=1

That's the unusual part. His car was seen on the move in the area, which in some respects give him less than 15 minutes in that house. How is that possible?

ASPD is not a mental health disorder. It's a personality deviation that reaches levels of aberrancy. Psychopathy is not listed in the DSM as any diagnosis or label. Psychopathy is a forensic construct used in forensic study. You can have antisocial traits and not be labeled ASPD. It's also...

To understand the construct, means to understand what I wrote. The term sociopathy isn't even used in clinical forensic literature anymore. It is sometimes used loosely in various texts to describe dysfunctional individuals, but it no longer holds a place in research. It has become a casual...

That shouldn't happen for many reasons. The forensic community are in fact psychiatrists and psychologists. Criminality itself is based in mental processing and a myriad of psychoneurological determinants. APSD is part of the cluster B category and does an very good job of describing...

We know very little about this guy right now. It's a bit presumptive to speculate on MH or substance use as a contributory factor. His odd behavior according to some students could be a touch of ASD for all we know. Was he hyper or doing things to appear intoxicated? Seems people want to...

They are both genetically based. The environment might cue certain levels of dysfunction that lean more towards a "sociopathic" outcome, but it is now accepted that both psychopathic factor I or II is largely genetic, at least thoretically. It's important to remember that psychopathy was...

It seems hard to speculate much at this point. That home seems to be in an isolated Greek university living sector. Yet, that doesn't mean a random university student didn't kill these students. It could have been anyone. I feel like they know a little more than they're letting on, but time...

Mysteryfan96, keep in mind murders like this do happen randomly. Maybe not commonly, but I recall a certain Richard Speck breaking into a dorm and killing eight nursing students. He had a knife and claimed he only planned to commit a burglary. Just because it happened in 1966 doesn't rule out...