This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

James Craig, the dentist.

That's what we're going to be talking about today.

And the double life of James Craig and the psychological persona, he presented to the world.

What personality disorders or traits allow someone to convincingly play the devoted husband

role and father while allegedly plotting murder.

That's the big question we're going to ask.

This was a man who allegedly poisoned his wife's smoothie multiple times over with arsenic and the chemical found in vizine teardrops, which I guess is poisonous.

Who would have known?

And slowly she passed away, all while having an affair, having sugar babies, all sorts of things on the side.

And trying to operate a dental practice that was falling apart.

So we're going to start there.

Shavon Scott, psychotherapist and author joining us. Author of the book, The Minds of Mass Killers and her own autobiography out right now as well, Nightbird, get them wherever books are sold. Shavon, let's start there. I mean, what could be going on here? Because it's been a red flag for me on this guy from the beginning. It doesn't just seem like this is a,

let's kill my wife to get with a younger chick sort of thing. This seems more delusional. He's talking

about believing things people might be after him for. I mean, who knows? Maybe they are because he

seems like kind of a shady dude. But there does seem to be something more at play here, especially in terms of grandiosity,

thinking he can pick off people from prison and whatnot.

What do you think might be going on here in the James Craig story?

Well, you sure got narcissism.

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