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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Chris Watts and the Seven Types of Family Annihilators (2020 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2021

⏱️ 129 minutes

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[Rerun] What are the seven types of family annihilators? Why do these parents kill their family? Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto explore the cases and the research.

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0:00.0

So, Burdo, a colleague of mine once called me and it was a while ago, so I might misremember

0:07.5

some of the details, but this is my memory. She called me and she said that she was working

0:11.9

with a client who, you know, family client. It was a parent's and a daughter was defying

0:20.4

the rules and maybe using pot and the pot graves were going down and the father was

0:30.0

really worried and trying to get his daughter to follow the rules, don't run away from home,

0:36.4

stop talking back, cleaner room, mother was also involved. And they had a middle-class life,

0:46.4

girl went to a good school. Pretty typical family therapy client, very, very common presenting

0:52.2

problems. Well, my colleague calls me and says that had I read the news and I was like, well, what do

0:59.2

you mean? She's like, well, my client, the father and the client killed the daughter and maybe

1:07.7

the wife to and himself. I can't remember the whole fire thing. No, no, this isn't the fire thing.

1:12.7

No, this is not the fire thing. We'll get into that too, but this was a very small story in the

1:18.4

news. It wasn't national, it was just local to Seattle. And the thing that was so horrible about it,

1:26.0

I mean, obviously, it's a tragedy and people dying in murder is awful and why, you know what I mean?

1:31.9

But my colleague was the family therapist that day. I think I had a meeting then. I think so.

1:41.6

I think it was like, you know, she had a meeting with, again, this could all be mixed up in my head,

1:48.4

but in my head, I have this vision of my colleague having a family session alone with the father.

1:55.9

And then right after, he dedicates himself to, you know, killing his daughter,

2:00.8

waits for her to come home, kills her and I think kill himself, not quite sure.

2:05.2

It was, it was a total shock. And you hear about these stories and then it's, it's another thing

2:11.5

for me to hear about it so close to me and then for me to worry, like, do I have any clients that

2:19.3

might do that? Yeah. You know, it's a thing, right? So have you heard of these stories?

2:25.0

And what do you think of them, Burdo? Every time I have, every time I'm skimming the news and I see

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