Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. Hello and this

this extra special bonus episode of the storyteller naked villainy and this is not my typical bonus content

because the fascinating interview, conversation, discussion that you are about to hear.

I do not specifically go over the evidence of this case. However, it is very relevant to listen to it, I believe,

because this man has insights that are truly fascinating, stepping into the minds of people who kill.

Stepping into minds of people who suffer from various personality disorders.

We are not diagnosing anyone, and we're not making assumptions about a person who has not been properly assessed.

However, what you can do is match up some of our discussion with some of the things you've heard.

Professor Sam Vachn is an expert in narcissism. He's in fact a diagnosed narcissist himself. He's also spent three decades studying people and he has a huge experience and knowledge and it's absolutely fascinating listening to him.

I actually stop him at one point and say can you please reassure my listeners I

have not told you anything about this case you've not listened to the evidence he really hasn't but some of the things he comes out with

You will truly believe he has because you've just heard it in an episode or it's going to happen in the next episode.

The full video version of this interview is available on the Patreon,

but here is my interview with Professor Sam Vaknan.

It's a real delight to welcome Professor Sam Vaknan, who is author of

Malignant self-love, Narcissicism Revisited. I'm going to let you say more about your vast career and all your various expertise, but right off the start I want to say a disclaimer that I'm not going to be going into the specifics of this case with you. In fact, you know virtually nothing about it apart from I think I've said that the the accused killer Kit Harrison is

scientist he's and above average intelligence and that's about it. The reason being that I'm not going to ask you to do that, nor would you be willing to is that you need to do a face-to-face diagnosis including the PCLR, which is the psychopathy test, and you can only really do that by studying someone and being with them.

But in which I'm not qualified to do. I'm not a diagnostician. I'm a teacher and professor of clinical psychology

but I don't do diagnostics. I mean you need to be a diagnostician, it's a professional.

Exactly, but what I am going to do is we're going to talk about some of those personality types so

psychopaths, narcissists, borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.

And I will put perhaps some scenarios relating to this case to you, because I think it'd be really good to get your take on what you think could be going on which will help educate the audience.

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