How we're doing everybody welcome back to the Sean Atwood channel with myself Ron Swanson.

We are joined tonight by Tess who is going to give us some insight into the Diddy case from a different

angle. A lot of you have been enjoying this content so we're going to keep it going and I just want to say thank you for being here.

Please like and share and all that good stuff but before we get into any of the topical stuff,

Tess, introduce yourself, thanks for being here and tell us a little bit about,

you know, your knowledge base and where we're going to go tonight.

Sure, hi you guys, hi y'all. My name is Tess Wright.

I have an undergraduate degree from Trinity University

and neuroscience, and I went to grad school

at Nova Southeastern University,

where I received my yeah master's I'm sorry no

my master's in my master's in science in forensic psychology where I focused on legal competencies and psychopaths.

So, and criminal profiling. So I'm excited to be here. Thank you for having me.

When you're doing your studies tests

and you say you specialize in psychopaths, right?

Was that a road that you had to kind of pick

to go down or is it like a set path?

What, and if so, why did you choose psychopath?

That's interesting. So I think in my undergrad studies in neuroscience, I was really biology-based more than psychology-based.

So I was focused more on the mind than more so behaviors.

So what leads someone to be a psychopath?

Are we born psychopaths?

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