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  • Welcome to Mind Behind The Crime, the authoritative podcast that grants you exclusive access to the profound insights of respected psychologists, psychotherapists, and mental health experts as they delve into the most captivating true crime stories of our time. Hosted by Tony Brueski, this enthralling series takes you on an intellectual journey through the intricate workings of the human mind and its connection to the darkest realms of criminal behavior. In each episode, the vaulted doors of the criminal psyche are unlocked, as these esteemed professionals analyze and unravel the complexities that underlie heinous acts, shedding light on the most chilling cases that have gripped the world. Prepare to be captivated, enlightened, and challenged as you venture into the realm where true crime meets the expertise of mental health professionals. Mind Behind The Crime offers a unique opportunity to understand the intricate web of the criminal mind and the essential role mental health plays in comprehending and preventing such acts. Join us on this intellectual odyssey, where true crime stories are not merely recounted, but dissected and analyzed by the sharpest minds in the field of psychology. Tune in to Mind Behind The Crime and embark on a journey of exploration and discovery, where the complexities of the human psyche are unveiled, and the enigmatic world of true crime finds its intersection with psychological expertise.
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  • Why Does Karen Read Have A Cult Following Of Supporters?

    Why Does Karen Read Have A Cult Following Of Supporters?
    May 22 2024
    In the podcast "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott discusses the fervent support for Karen Read among some of her followers, despite contradictory evidence. The conversation highlights how the defense is attempting to create reasonable doubt by suggesting Colin Albert as a potential culprit in the death of John O'Keefe. The defense's argument is based on a photograph showing injuries to Albert's knuckles weeks after the incident, though another photo taken shortly after the incident shows no such injuries. Scott and Brueski discuss the cult-like behavior of some Read supporters, who disregard facts and latch onto conspiracy theories. They also critique the Massachusetts State Police for not thoroughly investigating all individuals present at the scene, despite Albert's lack of a violent history. The discussion underscores the challenges of distinguishing between emotional and rational thinking in such high-profile cases.

    Main Points

    - The defense is trying to implicate Colin Albert in John O'Keefe's death based on a photograph showing injuries to his knuckles weeks after the incident.
    - Another photo taken shortly after the incident shows no such injuries, casting doubt on the defense's narrative.
    - Supporters of Karen Read exhibit cult-like behavior, disregarding evidence and embracing conspiracy theories.
    - The Massachusetts State Police are criticized for not thoroughly investigating all individuals present at the scene.
    - Scott and Brueski find the evidence against Albert unconvincing, noting his lack of a violent history.
    - The discussion highlights the difficulty of maintaining rational thinking amid emotional and high-profile cases.
    - The defense's strategy aims to create reasonable doubt but risks damaging Albert's reputation without substantial evidence.

    #KarenRead #JohnOKeefe #ColinAlbert #IntoxicatedWitnesses #CultMentality #TrialAnalysis #HiddenKillersWithTonyBrueski
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    7 m
  • Will The Jury Reject The Defense Of Karen Read For Simply Being Unlikeable?

    Will The Jury Reject The Defense Of Karen Read For Simply Being Unlikeable?
    May 22 2024
    In this episode of 'Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski', psychologist Dr. John Delatorre discusses the ongoing trial of Karen Read, focusing on the defense's strategy and its effectiveness in swaying the jury. The defense has accused various individuals, including the Alberts, of involvement in the events surrounding the incident. They have presented multiple "gotcha" moments in court, attempting to discredit witnesses by highlighting inconsistencies and suggesting a conspiracy. However, Dr. Delatorre and Brueski note that these moments lack significant impact, as the witnesses appear genuine and the testimonies do not convincingly support the conspiracy theory. Delatorre suggests that the defense's approach, which emphasizes a complex conspiracy, may be misguided. He believes that a simpler narrative of panic and cover-up following an accidental death would have been more plausible. The conversation highlights the challenges the defense faces in convincing the jury, especially given the straightforward nature of the witnesses and the unconvincing evidence for a grand conspiracy.

    Main Points

    - The defense of Karen Read is making accusations against multiple individuals, including the Alberts, suggesting their involvement.
    - The defense's strategy involves "gotcha" moments to discredit witnesses, but these moments lack significant impact.
    - Witnesses appear genuine, and their testimonies do not convincingly support the defense's conspiracy theory.
    - Dr. John Delatorre believes the defense's focus on a complex conspiracy is misguided.
    - A simpler narrative of panic and cover-up following an accidental death would have been more plausible.
    - The straightforward nature of the witnesses makes it difficult for the defense to convince the jury of a grand conspiracy.
    - The defense's approach may not bode well for Karen Read, as the jury is unlikely to be swayed by the conspiracy theory.

    #KarenRead #JohnDelatorre #HiddenKillers #TrialDefense #ConspiracyTheory #LegalStrategy #WitnessTestimony
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    7 m
  • Why Were Lori Vallow & Chad Daybell Giggling When Talking About Killing Children?

    Why Were Lori Vallow & Chad Daybell Giggling When Talking About Killing Children?
    May 21 2024
    In the podcast "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott delves into the disturbing details of the Chad Daybell trial, highlighting newly revealed evidence, including text messages and a lengthy jailhouse phone call between Chad and Lori Vallow. The conversation reveals the bizarre and dangerous synergy between Chad and Lori, with them using code words and discussing their plans as if they were mundane tasks on a TV show. They refer to texting Lori's deceased brother, Alex Cox, as if communicating with a ghost. Scott expresses shock at their conversations, questioning Chad's level of belief in their delusions and describing the phenomenon of shared psychosis, or folie à deux, where two people share the same delusional beliefs. The discussion emphasizes the chilling nature of their plans, which involve killing their children and spouses, and highlights the manipulative dynamic between Chad and Lori.

    Main Points

    - New evidence in the Chad Daybell trial includes text messages and a jailhouse phone call between Chad and Lori Vallow.
    - Chad and Lori use code words and discuss their plans as if they were mundane tasks, even referring to texting Lori's deceased brother.
    - The conversation reveals their delusional beliefs and dangerous synergy, with Scott questioning Chad's level of belief and manipulation.
    - Scott describes the phenomenon of folie à deux, where two people share the same delusional beliefs.
    - The chilling nature of their plans involves killing their children and spouses.
    - The manipulative dynamic between Chad and Lori is evident, with Chad reassuring Lori and exploiting her psychosis.
    - Scott expresses shock and disbelief at their conversations, highlighting the bizarre and dangerous nature of their relationship.

    #ChadDaybell #LoriVallow #AlexCox #TextMessages #JailhouseCall #FolieADeux #HiddenKillersWithTonyBrueski
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    6 m
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