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.

Let's talk about James Craig, the alleged killer dentist.

We've looked at the mask, the method, the manipulation.

Now, it's time to step back and ask the bigger question. Who is James Craig really? Because what happened here wasn't

just a betrayal, or even just a murder, allegedly. If the allegations hold, this was a

multi-stage calculated emotionally anesthesed attack carried out by someone who knew what he was doing

and knew how to look good doing it.

I'm going to strip away the last layer here, the psychology beneath the surface, the wiring behind the charm, the disorder behind the clean white coat.

Because when somebody allegedly poisons their spouse over the course of days, pretends to be carrying while she's slipping into a coma, and then writes a deep fake suicide script from jail, you're not just looking at a criminal,

you're looking at pathology. With me, a psychotherapist, Chavon Scott, and we're pulling together everything we've discussed, not to diagnose Craig officially, but to map the territory. What kind

of traits line up with his behavior? Narcissism? Psychopathy? Something more complex? And how do you identify people like this before they

escalate? We'll talk about narcissistic collapse. It's when someone's sense of control,

identity or status is threatened and they lash out in destructive, often calculated ways.

We'll look at how fantasy thinking, power dynamics, and public image maintenance all contribute

to someone who's capable of not just committing murder, but allegedly doing it in such a

clinically detached and self-protective way. And most importantly, we'll talk about the kind of profile means for people around

them. Who is this guy? Their families, coworkers, and communities. How do you recognize this? And how can we

stop confusing nice guy with safe guy? Because the scariest predators aren't the ones who come in angry.

They're the ones who smile when they're doing it.

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