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.

The people who get into this where they are out there with the signs, and again, if you think she should be free and that she's innocent, that's one thing.

It's going this extra crazy mile of harassing people.

And, you know, basically going bankrupt.

We've heard some people from, they've come from other countries, their businesses are failing, but they're there because they think they're doing the right thing.

They think they're being some sort of justice warrior for Karen Reed, despite reality being right there going, look at this.

Is this really what you want to get behind?

Is that just cognitive dissidents where they just don't see it?

Are they themselves narcissists?

Are they, do they possess a lot of narcissistic traits that allows them to have blinders on and only see a specific narrative?

And what type of people are we talking about here that are able to be hijacked and their lives thrown to this cause.

Yeah, I wouldn't say at all that their narcissists are pathological in any way,

but I think it shows a lack of critical thinking and the ability to get out out of this

conspiracy kind of narrative that, again, I say people like it.

Yeah.

So it feeds this dopamine, you know, kind of hit that we're fighting, we're crusading, we're doing the right thing.

And they're just not able to look at all sides and analyze carefully because it feels good, feels good.

And that's so often what you see in political rallies,

where people come up with their slogan, their candidate,

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