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[eerie music playing]

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The thing inside of me,
it's like...

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the appetite --
it's like a wolf that's...

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feeling the hunger.

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REPORTER: Police arrived at the
Orlando apartment of 23-year-old

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Ryan Doyle and found
the body of his girlfriend,

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25-year-old Lora Fischer, dead
from multiple gunshot wounds.

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Doyle was nowhere to be found.

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Investigators located Doyle
hours later

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in an emergency room
more than 500 miles away

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in North Carolina with gunshot
wounds to his shoulder.

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At this point in
the investigation,

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they are aware that
the suspect's girlfriend

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has been found dead
in his apartment,

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and he has fled the scene
of the crime.

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Doyle doesn't do what
the rest of us would do.

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Doyle doesn't do what
the rest of us would do.

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He doesn't call 911.
He doesn't try and revive her.

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He doesn't call for help
or scream for help

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with any of
the neighbors.

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He packs his stuff,
and he leaves.

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TUSSEY:
He's difficult to engage with.

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He might be intentionally
trying to manipulate

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the situation
by being so flat

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and not sharing
any vulnerabilities

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or information.

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Individuals who are
psychopaths tend

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to have this very flat affect.

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They don't respond to
the typical emotions

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like you or I might.

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One of the markers of
the psychopathic lifestyle is

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One of the markers of
the psychopathic lifestyle is

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not being able to hold a job,

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not being able to have
relationships,

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being manipulative,
and irresponsible.

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Here, we have a little sort of
taste of that.

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It's not really clear
if he's going to school,

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but he's borrowing money,
relying on his aunt.

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He's drawing from
someone else,

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but he's not doing anything
with it.

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Doyle's telling us
that he's been

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clean and sober
for eight months.

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But what we know from

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the record is that's not
entirely accurate.

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There's a history of drug use.

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We also know based on
neighbors' accounts that he was

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on again, off again
using alcohol.

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And when you already have
an individual who struggles

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with impulsivity

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and then you increase that
impulsivity with drug

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and then you increase that
impulsivity with drug

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and alcohol abuse,
you essentially have

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a powder keg for some pretty
negative behavior.

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Someone with psychopathic
traits may talk about

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very violent, repulsive behavior
as if they're going to

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the store to buy a jug of milk,
with really no outward

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expression of their emotion.

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Doyle wants this female
detective specifically to

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believe that
he's the chivalrous

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man who's trying to protect
his old lady, and Darren

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was aggressive,
he was the perpetrator.

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He's trying to get her
to believe

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he's this good guy
who would protect women.

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We know that that's just
farther from the truth.

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We know that that's just
farther from the truth.

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RAGHAVAN: He wakes up,
and the woman that he has

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claimed is his girlfriend
is covered in blood

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and he is not particularly

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bothered by that.

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He's more bothered
by how he has suffered.

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The indifference to
the suffering of his girlfriend

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The indifference to
the suffering of his girlfriend

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feels very much like
a marker of psychopathy.

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TUSSEY: Doyle is really
distancing himself

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from his girlfriend,
now referring to her

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as "that girl,"
and he almost preemptively

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as "that girl,"
and he almost preemptively

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provides a,
"Don't worry, I'm not lying.

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I'm telling you the truth."

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I think that that's his
attempt to hopefully stop her

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from asking
any other questions

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or doubting him
in any way.

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As Doyle's aunt is being
called in to the interrogation,

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his body language changes.

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He goes from being open and
somewhat comfortable, relaxed,

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He goes from being open and
somewhat comfortable, relaxed,

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laid back, to he's now pulled
his body parts together.

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He's crunched together almost
in a somewhat fetal position.

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He's not in control anymore.

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Individuals who are
psychopathic like to maintain

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a sense of control
when they're dealing

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with the authorities.

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Now it's gonna get
uncomfortable,

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because he has
a mother figure

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in the room, trying to
be his moral compass.

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He says to his aunt,
"I don't remember shooting her."

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This is quite a shift from
the entire rest of the interview

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where he's basically said,

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"D came in, D shot her,
and shot me by the way."

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But now,
unsolicited to his aunt,

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he says, "I don't remember
shooting her," almost

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he says, "I don't remember
shooting her," almost

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as if he's taking
responsibility,

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but he's saying
he doesn't remember it.

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RAGHAVAN:
He has feelings for his aunt

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and doesn't want to
disappoint her.

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She clearly is familiar with
his rages, his drinking,

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his episodes,
his fights, and perhaps

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Doyle thinks that
she's gonna get,

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you know, she's gonna
bail him out of trouble.

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And despite all the other
things happening,

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the lack of remorse,
the shallowness, the glibness,

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a part of him is more human
when she's in the room.

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a part of him is more human
when she's in the room.

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And that part that's
more human is not able to

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lie in the complete way
he can to a stranger.

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SAHNI: He's now willing to say
he committed the crime,

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but the detective knows that
he knows more details

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but the detective knows that
he knows more details

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than he's telling them.

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Doyle doesn't want to say
these things in front

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of his aunt, because now
the impression management has

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switched to the aunt.

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He doesn't want this one and
only person who has protected

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him his whole life,
taken him in

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every time he's failed
and he's messed up,

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to think less of him
as a person.

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SAHNI: He's saying,
"If she had just left me alone,

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SAHNI: He's saying,
"If she had just left me alone,

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this wouldn't have happened."

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And that is squarely the kind
of behavior that we see with

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psychopathic individuals
is this

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inability to take
responsibility for their own

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violence and aggression
and the harm they cause others.

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And what we know about
psychopathic individuals is

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that they don't typically
like to be challenged.

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And that may have been
what kicked off the violence.

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Investigators were
going through his phone.

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They found hundreds of
photographs and video

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recordings of women in quite
explicit sexual positions.

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And what's so disturbing,

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And what's so disturbing,

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what's so upsetting are
the women sort of saying, wait,

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stop or don't appear to know
that they're being recorded.

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Doyle appears to be
a sexual psychopath,

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really dominant, aggressive,
and enjoying hurting women.

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Individuals with psychopathic
traits have a difficult time

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reining in their rage,

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and pair that with
their lack of remorse

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and their callousness for
hurting other people,

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they lash out without really
even thinking

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they lash out without really
even thinking

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about what it means
for the other individual.

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They also have
this grandiose sense of

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who they are and what
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How dare she question him
and the way he wants

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to spend time with his brother.

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She should have known better,
in his perception.

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He is a messy and disorganized,
impulsive killer.

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So he does go to great lengths
to try to help himself,

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but he's not very good at
covering up the murder scene.

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but he's not very good at
covering up the murder scene.

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And so he shoots himself
to sort of bolster

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the story that somebody
invaded the house and shot him.

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The way he's trying
to avoid blame is

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by making himself
into a hero and a victim

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at the same time -- he may
regret that he was caught,

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but he certainly doesn't feel
guilty that this woman is dead,

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this young woman
who has two children.