Novel & Cerita Cerita Psikopat Nyata

I asked impatiently. “His stepfather asked if there was a cure for it, and the psychiatrist told him that there was no cure. After his stepfather heard this he got worried, and he decided to ask his wife about her ex-husband, and our research showed us that the man's real father was a sociopath, his mother left his real father because of abuse, and some other sociopath behavior she observed, and we do not know if the man is alive or dead,” he said from the other end.

Mom took a deep breath, her brows tightly furrowed. After a long pause, she continued, “When I mentioned the killer might have psychological issues, there should’ve been visible signs in daily life. It's likely he has a small build and is short-tempered. We should focus our investigation on people the victim knew who fit this profile.” Clement Geis truly was a psychopath, a devil in human skin. After Wendy lured me away, he drugged me and took me to an abandoned construction site. There, he subjected me to inhuman torment. He kept asking why I refused his confession.

"What did she tell you?" "The truth. About Sophia Reeves. About Annika Patel. About your mother." She watched his face carefully, looking for tells. But Carter's control was absolute, no flinch, no crack, nothing. "My mother was mentally ill. She drove off a cliff because her brain chemistry was broken, not because my father was cruel." His tone was matter-of-fact, rehearsed. "Sophia Reeves had borderline personality disorder and depression. She committed suicide despite my best efforts to get her help. And Annika Patel is alive and well in Costa Rica, living under a new identity because she wanted to escape her abusive family. I helped facilitate that. Any other conspiracy theories you'd li

Luca, on the other hand, has been going crazy since his kids were taken from him. They were all he had left. His neighbors heard him breaking things so they called the police. Luca was taken to a facility after his tests came positive for PTSD and disruptive behavior. Days passed, and he stayed quiet. Cooperative, pretending to be fine. The doctors bought it. They thought he was getting better. Not until one evening, during a shift change, Luca made his move. A nurse had forgotten to properly secure the door after checking his vitals.

Right now, since I didn't understand my train of thought, I let the bitch giggle at her own words. “What do you think?” I asked her a new question. “Instead of watching your fiancée leave with another man, wouldn't you rather rape her until she becomes paralyzed?” “Wow.” Natalia fucked up right after I finished. “It's true what they say, you're a real psychopath. Rapist, yes. No wonder Mattheo brought her to this hospital. There are men crazy enough to rape a pregnant woman until her water breaks.”

I ask, wondering how an entire family can have so many psychopaths. "Oh please, don't be so dramatic. All you need to do tell the court that your client had lied to you and had falsely accused my brother and his friends simply because she found out that he was cheating on her and that his friends were aware of this and they all kept quiet about it and since she was hurt and bitter, she decided to take revenge. Isn't that a great story?" He chirps with a creepy grin on his face and I shudder in disgust.

She almost sounded as if she was trying to believe her statement herself. I scoffed. “He may have fooled you with his charm.” I said before popping a lollipop in my mouth. “But not me ‘cause I see him for who he really is. He’s the most psychotic man I’ve ever met and he really shouldn’t be left roaming amongst humans. He's a cold-hearted devil who preys on people like me, forcing us into submission and taking everything from us." Patricia went pale immediately, her body freezing as stared at me with wide eyes. I was sure she knew everything I’d said was right, she just never thought anyone would have the balls to voice their thoughts.

Immediately, the child psychopath denied it and said he did not know what it was about, creating a sad tone, when the father believed it or a relative of an intern, who believed that, however, other misfortunes would happen. Following that in the following year, in which a stepmother of the boy who was one of his victims and guinea pigs who died in the autopsy, it was found that she had been poisoned, in which unlike the previous episode, the little psychopath had no way to escape, not believing the lies, the father sent the boy to a psychiatric hospital, which diagnosed him with personality disorder and schizophrenia. So, even inside the hospital, the criminal continued with his experiments

"That sounds nice." "Yea.. I could feel his heartbeat so closely. It was fast. But it calmed me down. I think...that's when I found out I too, had feelings for him." "Oh. You like him?" I chuckled. "Right? I like my own target. I like a psycho. I..like a killer." "I don't think there's anything wrong with that." "What do you mean?" "A psycho is a psycho for a reason. There's must've been a trigger for that. He was once normal, you know?"

“So if you’re his girlfriend, I hope you tell him he needs to come see me; he can’t run away from this forever.” "Run away…?" I babbled. What was she talking about? “I see that you don’t know your boyfriend that well, do you, dear?” She said it to me, but it wasn't like she was scolding me. “Peter needs psychologist support; he has antisocial personality disorder and high levels of psychopathy,” the psychologist said. “The fact that he is out there without psychological support and without taking his medication puts everyone around him in danger. You have to try to convince him to return to the appointments; otherwise, he could get lost for good.”