This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

Welcome to Human Monsters.

Welcome back to a place where, if the walls could talk, they would tell stories that would

chill your blood and freeze your bones.

The cast of today's show has made themselves each a celebrity in their own right.

And as diverse as their characters are, that is how different they are prognosis and

treatments were.

The one thing they hadn't common was that they all ended up in broad more because despite

their crimes being horrendous, they all indicated some form of mental illness or significant

personality disorder that caused them to commit crimes that shook society.

Although mental illness can be treated, personality disorders can't.

And when experts make a diagnosis on an illness or disorder that shows no physical symptoms,

we can only hope they get it right.

This is most likely why at least three psychiatrists must give an evaluation.

I am sure a perfectly sane monster can sway specialists into sending him to a psychiatric

institution instead of a prison.

More freedom, craft classes, better food, and the kind of care prisons could never even hope

to offer inmates.

Within every psychiatric hospital, there is a gaggle of outraged staff who are fully aware

that some of their patients are not mentally ill, that they just did a bang-up job of convincing

the courts that they were.

Part one, the stock will strangle her.

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