"A real-life 'Joker:' Inside the mind of a criminal whose brutality and chaos mirrored the fictional villain perfectly"

… also known as psychopaths. These individuals account for 1% of the general population, 25% of the prison population, and 50% of all crime. Put differently, 10% of the population commit 90% of the crime; but this one tenth of the criminals, commit five times as much crime. Related: Loving the psychopath Heather Weeden She’s a real piece of work. 09/07/01 — PEOPLE v. REED — Appellate court decision rising from the carjacking and murder committed by Weeden and her two twin c

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Sunday, April 7, at Burger King, time came when there were only three custsomers present in the store: me, and this young couple. They had been there for quite some time. He was acting utterly disreputable; that’s the word that comes, and I know no other way to say it. I cannot understand how any female can have such low self-esteem as to associate with the likes of him. I went out for a smoke, having — per standard procedure — put

Society’s worst actors aren’t necessarily beyond redemption. From 1960 forward, America has made great strides becoming more inclusive of formerly marginalized populations, including the “differently abled” and homosexuals. It may be that we can become more inclusive of the most outcast population of all: career criminals, also called psychopaths. Terminology “Sociopath” and “psychopath” mean the same thing. “Anti-social personality disorder” (ASPD) is the same as “psychopa