Wade Robson: I Believe Him

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When I watch Wade Robson speak, I absolutely believe he is telling the truth.  His speech flows, he doesn’t stutter or stammer for words, and specific elements about his story are very supportive of the truth.

Watch this video when Wade’s mother defends Michael Jackson in 1993. Watch Wade.  Joy Robson says when Michael Jackson was with the boys in his bedroom, “its just party time”.  This makes my skin crawl.

There is never a reason a grown man needs young boys in his bedroom or in his bed under any circumstances, and to think we should allow it because the guy is Michael Jackson is disturbing.

There are also many men who don’t have childhoods, but they don’t go around acting like a child–let alone have the need to sleep with children! This is flat absurd.

I feel bad for Wade. His mom didn’t protect him and willfully put him in a risky situation with the allure of stardom, fame and fortune.  That had to make it twice as hard for Wade to come to grips with.

In the video, they also state it was reported that during the trial a housekeeper thought she saw a boy who look like Wade in the shower with Michael Jackson.   This is more supportive evidence for me.  Adult men showering with children–make you think of Sandusky?  Yes, its a sign of a sexual predator.

Furthermore, I have never believed Michael Jackson when I watched him deny claims of sexual abuse.

My opinion on Wade Robson is coming…

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Confessions of a Sociopath: Are you kidding me?

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Please know I do not find this woman even remotely credible.  She leaks clues left and right and sounds like a woman who tried to study this, but has no true understanding of what she is talking about.

She is set to release a book on this. I feel for the people who will read it. Truly. They are being mislead by someone who is a “wanna be” bad girl, not a sociopath.

I find this disgusting, personally.  It’s abhorrent.

If she only knew how pathetic she truly looks.  She very ignorantly asks Dr. Phil, “So you know sociopaths then?”  We can see she clearly didn’t even do a good job on her studies, did we?

Excuse me, I think I’m going to go throw up.

Different Demeanor for Jodi Arias

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Demeanor is a key element to understanding human behavior.  In this video with Jodi Arias, we see a very different demeanor than the woman who was on the defense stand during her trial.

Do you hear a shy, timid girl who lets people tell her what to do?  Or do you hear an in control woman who plans things meticulously to get her way?

You tell me…

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Jodi Arias Admitted to Psychiatric Ward

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Hospital corridor, in gray

Photo by Julie Kertesz

Jodi Arias was admitted to a psychiatric ward in Lower Buckeye jail some time after the verdict. Many people are speculating if this was another manipulation stunt by Jodi.  I would say it is not.  

I believe one of two things may have happened and agree with Dr. Drew when he suggested that when Jodi Arias said she preferred to die rather than serve out her natural life in prison, the warden of the jail may have very well put her on suicide watch as he is responsible for her life.

He also said that medical professionals have certain criteria they use before they lock someone up in the psych ward.  I believe him in this regard as well.

Jodi Arias may have had a serious melt down for two reasons:

1. If she heard she was going to be transported to a psych ward because of what she said in her TV interview after the verdict, this would have caused Jodi to flip, because her “game” of saying she wanted death (when I really believe she didn’t) backfired on her, and bit her in the bum.  She wouldn’t have anticipated this, and the lack of control she had at that point would have been nil, and she likely reacted and reacted violently.

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2.  When Jodi was finally left alone after the verdict, she may have realized that her life as she knew it was over, and again, the idea that she had no control could have caused her to flip mentally and/or physically. It’s very, very possibly.

People who suffer from Jodi’s disorder of psychopathy do not do well in situations where they lack all control.  In trial, Jodi had a fair amount of control still, but since the verdict that has changed. She will no longer be able to influence people as easily as she did before– at least for a while. Granted, she will still try and she still will be able to do so, but her effectiveness will be less than ever before until she builds networks in prison.

Which on that note, I do believe that Jodi Arias is an extremely high risk prisoner. I think she has the highest propensity to escape from prison of any other suspect I have analyzed since Diane Downs.  And Diane Downs, who shares Jodi’s sickness, has escaped and tried multiple times.

If I were to speak to Jodi Arias’ warden, I would strongly advise him to keep an extra hard watch on Jodi Arias through her entire time in prison. I would put the toughest guards on her who are least likely to fall for her manipulation–because Jodi can be extremely good at manipulating people (even though we haven’t witnessed it in court). I would not be surprised at all if she manipulates people who are clueless as she escapes beneath them.