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Thank you so much. From about 15 years on and up, a great deal of my thoughts were basically unshareable. We are all

evil in some form where you know.

Yes, I am not a hundred percent, but I am you. My mother was a sick, angry, hungry, and very sad woman. I hated her, but I wanted to love my mother.

This is serial killing Killing a Podcast.

Hello again and welcome to Serial Killing a Podcast, where we sometimes fare off the serial killer path

to delve into other topics within our beloved true crime community.

Special thanks to my patrons who voted for this episode and who get early access to each podcast.

Thank you so much, you are truly appreciated.

Today's podcast will be on true crime science,

the effects of long term, extreme isolation, and neglect. With so many stories in the news as of

late of the extreme abuse and neglect of so many children I wanted to cover this. The patrons agreed, and mine are the best.

Now, you know, we've heard plenty of stories of children who either survived or succumbed to all manner of heartbreaking experiences.

So some of the more famous cases are.

We will start with Jeannie, the one we're probably the most familiar with.

I've covered her in the past, so I'll put a link down in the notes of the show.

It's a disturbing and sad story, but I actually recommend that one. A lot led up to this point of course this is in

summation right but before she was even two years old her father just decided

randomly that she was mentally disabled. She had an older

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