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Mind Behind The Crime | The Psychology Of Killers

Mind Behind The Crime | The Psychology Of Killers

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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.Real Story Media ノンフィクション犯罪 政治・政府
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  • "He's My Hero" - Gilgo Beach Killer's Wife Defends Rex Heuermann Despite DNA on Bodies | Psychologist Reacts

    "He's My Hero" - Gilgo Beach Killer's Wife Defends Rex Heuermann Despite DNA on Bodies | Psychologist Reacts
    2025/06/27
    "He's My Hero" - Gilgo Beach Killer's Wife Defends Rex Heuermann Despite DNA on Bodies | Psychologist Reacts

    In this deeply disturbing analysis of the Peacock documentary, psychotherapist Shavaun Scott and I decode the most baffling true crime mystery: How did Rex Heuermann's family NOT KNOW he was allegedly the Long Island Serial Killer?
    We examine Asa Ellerup's shocking devotion to her husband despite DNA evidence linking him to seven murders. From her declaration that "he's my hero" to her bizarre claim that saying "I love you" would hurt him, we explore the psychological phenomenon of "negative hallucination" - not seeing what's right in front of you.

    Key revelations include:

    • The secret room with a steel door that even his wife couldn't enter
    • Why Rex was present 90% of the time but killed during the 10% when family was away
    • How he chose a vulnerable, submissive partner who wouldn't question him
    • Victoria Heuermann's evolution from defender to believing he's "most likely" guilty
    • The disturbing prison phone calls where Asa still lights up hearing his voice
    • Why trauma bonding can survive even murder charges
    This isn't just about the Gilgo Beach murders - it's about how predators select and manipulate their own families, creating expanding circles of trauma. We explore cognitive dissonance, compartmentalization, and the psychology of denial in one of the most complex true crime cases of our time.

    ⚠️ Content Warning: Discussion of serial murder, psychological manipulation, and family trauma

    #RexHeuermann #GilgoBeach #LongIslandSerialKiller #TrueCrime #AsaEllerup #VictoriaHeuermann #SerialKiller #CriminalPsychology #TraumaBonding #TrueCrimeCommunity

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    44 分
  • "I Can Love AND Hate My Dad" - Rex Heuermann's Daughter's HEARTBREAKING Journey to Accepting Truth

    "I Can Love AND Hate My Dad" - Rex Heuermann's Daughter's HEARTBREAKING Journey to Accepting Truth
    2025/06/26
    "I Can Love AND Hate My Dad" - Rex Heuermann's Daughter's HEARTBREAKING Journey to Accepting Truth

    This is the most psychologically complex footage from any true crime documentary - a daughter processing in REAL TIME that her father might be a serial killer. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott helps us understand Victoria Heuermann's impossible journey.

    Victoria was Rex Heuermann's protégé, working at his architecture firm when he was arrested. In an instant, she lost:

    • Her father, mentor, and employer
    • Her entire professional identity
    • Her privacy (every Google search links her to murder)
    • Her ability to form new relationships without explaining
    Most haunting: She was 10-13 years old during the Gilgo Four murders. Doing homework while dad allegedly hunted. At school while he allegedly disposed of bodies.

    Key psychological insights: 🧠 The 90/10 split - Rex was present 90% of the time, absent during every murder 🎨 Victoria now creates "disturbing artwork" processing trauma 💔 "Ambiguous loss" - grieving someone still alive but not who you thought 🔍 Why she needs evidence strong enough to override 20+ years of memories 😢 Secondary victimization - becoming a "laughingstock" for crimes she didn't commit

    Most powerful moment: Victoria explains how love and hate can coexist. You can despise someone's actions while carrying love for who they were to you.

    While mom Asa remains in complete denial, Victoria shows the painful path toward acceptance - from "I looked up to him" (past tense) to believing he's "most likely guilty."

    This isn't just about one family's tragedy. It's about recognizing that evil doesn't announce itself. Sometimes it looks like a father who's present 90% of the time.

    #RexHeuermann #VictoriaHeuermann #GilgoBeachKiller #TrueCrime #TraumaRecovery #AmbiguousLoss #SerialKillerFamily #PsychologicalAnalysis #SecondaryVictims #LongIslandSerialKiller

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    21 分
  • Body Language Expert: Why Rex Heuermann's Wife CLOSES HER EYES When Confronted With Evidence

    Body Language Expert: Why Rex Heuermann's Wife CLOSES HER EYES When Confronted With Evidence
    2025/06/25
    Body Language Expert: Why Rex Heuermann's Wife CLOSES HER EYES When Confronted With Evidence

    WARNING: This footage contains the actual voice of accused serial killer Rex Heuermann calling his wife from jail. What's more disturbing than his words is what ISN'T said - and what his wife reveals about their twisted dynamic.

    Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott analyzes the most psychologically complex footage from the Peacock documentary, including:

    🔊 THE PRISON CALL: Listen as Rex discusses dinner while charged with 7 murders

    • Why he NEVER proclaims innocence (prosecutors are listening)
    • Asa's physical deterioration: missing teeth, unkempt appearance
    • How she "lights up" hearing his voice despite everything
    💔 THE BIZARRE REVELATION: "Telling him I love you would HURT him"

    • What this means psychologically
    • Why she pays $3/minute for calls while battling cancer without insurance
    • The "strategic" divorce that wasn't really a divorce
    👨‍👩‍👧 FAMILY DYNAMICS:

    • Victoria: "I LOOKED up to him" (past tense = psychological progress)
    • How throwing plates became normalized
    • Rex the "open book" who had locked rooms
    • Hunting seasons that coincided with murders
    🧠 EXPERT ANALYSIS:

    • "Consciousness of guilt" - why silence speaks volumes
    • Trauma bonding at its endpoint
    • How compartmentalization allows killers to live double lives
    • Why some family members can't see what's obvious to others
    Most chilling: Every murder occurred during family vacations. Asa took those trips. She enabled his alone time. Yet she still can't connect the dots.

    #RexHeuermann #GilgoBeachKiller #PrisonCalls #TrueCrime #AsaEllerup #TraumaBonding #SerialKillerPsychology #ConsciousnessOfGuilt #LongIslandSerialKiller #PeacockDocumentary

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    24 分

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