Natalia Grace Documentary Reaction (Chapter 2)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 8 May 2024

⏱️ 229 minutes

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Dr Kirk Honda reacts to the Natalia Grace documentary.

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May 8, 2024

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0:00.0	Hey these are my listeners, this is part two of my three-part audio episode series in which I am publishing the audio from a bunch of videos that I posted on YouTube about, you know, the case of Natalia
0:18.0	Grace. I was watching the documentary on Max called The Curious Case of Natalia Grace.
0:25.0	So let's get to that now.
0:28.9	Maybe early 2011.
0:31.1	I can feel attention in the air walking into the house I see I see my wife I'll be I'll be I'll try to be as
0:41.6	accurate as I can.
0:42.8	Get one of the guys pointed the camera at the floor.
0:44.5	There's something kind of interesting, the way that he talks.
0:46.9	I don't know what to say about it.
0:48.5	And of course, we can't determine someone's personality
0:51.8	by the way that they talk but there's a
0:54.0	performative nature to the way that he talks. I've met people like this and
0:58.6	certainly there's nothing wrong with people like this. They can be wonderful people. But there's a certain way that they present things. It's, I don't know if I want to say
1:08.7	histrionic. And I don't know what that says. It could point to some level of deception. It could point to just the way that he and his family talk about things. You know, you'll see families that tell stories in a certain way.
1:24.0	It could be that he is really trying to convince the viewers of things
1:31.0	because he's in a tight spot. There's a lot at stake for him. There's the allegations
1:36.2	online, there's the allegations legally, there's the ongoing feud between him and his ex-wife.
1:43.4	And it looks like we're never going to be able to hear from the
1:48.2	ex-wife, from the mom, Christine.
1:50.3	I need I need right here wish to get you to understand. It's hard to have a lot of
2:02.0	confidence about the truthfulness, the veracity of what he's saying here.
2:06.2	There's a lot at stake for him.
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