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(SIRENS BLARING)

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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(STATIC CRACKLING)

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

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It's like a wolf that's...

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..feeling...the hunger.

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(PENSIVE MUSIC)

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REPORTER: A deadly rampage
that crisscrossed

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the picturesque Madawaska Valley
in Eastern Ontario.

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Early in the morning,

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a gunman drove to three
different communities,

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killing three women.

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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(HAUNTING MUSIC)

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This is a guy who likes to think
that he is a good Christian,

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he is a good person and these people
who wronged him are bad people.

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It's a very, I think, unconvincing,

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'I'm a good guy, I'm the victim'
presentation.

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One thing that approaches psychopathy
with it, is it's really lacking

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in awareness no-one's really
gonna buy his sob story.

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He's just trying to rationalize
and justify his actions

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in a way that make moral sense

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but it's not at all believable.

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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So, he's also showing this kind of,
very, I think,

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superficial anguish, this emotion.

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He reminds me of any number of men
who've been kicked out of their

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girlfriend or wives' houses,
usually girlfriends,

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where they have a little parasitic
relationship with a girlfriend.

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The girlfriend finally
kicks them out

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and they show up
in a psychiatric emergency room,

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saying they're suicidal,

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trying to basically
get out of trouble.

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And they, they present
in this real, like,

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'I'm such a victim,
things are so hard for me.'

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And it's usually pretty transparent.

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It usually does not evoke sympathy.

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And I think that's one of
the interesting things of, for him,

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is he's, he's kind of
out of touch with his audience.

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He's not a very good psychopath,

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in that he's not able
to manipulate people well.

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He's, it's hard to watch him
and not feel anger towards him.

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Or if you've been
doing this for a while,

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almost, like, amusement
at how poorly he's executing it.

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'It felt as if God was telling me.'
So it's kind of distancing language.

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He's not really coming close
to taking responsibility.

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(LAUGHS) And certainly not
feeling remorse!

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DR SAHNI: He believes he has
a special relationship with God.

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It's his ego talking.

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That he is special,
he's a chosen one.

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That he is above the rest of us

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in his ability to decide
who dies and who lives.

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DR SAHNI: He talks about
watching himself on camera.

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I think that's also
part of his own narcissism.

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You know, 'Look at what I did.'

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The more psychopathic somebody is,
the more narcissistic somebody is,

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watching themselves
is really an ultimate honour.

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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Basil Borutski,

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when you pay attention to his crimes
and what he's done,

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is very classically a chronic
domestic violence perpetrator.

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He's a misogynist
and he's a psychopath.

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He has a difficult time
not getting his way.

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He has a complete lack of respect
for women and sees them as objects.

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He is devoid of typical emotion
and attachment to people.

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He has a history of stalking Carol,

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of showing up at her home
unannounced,

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showing up to do work
on her property,

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that she didn't ask for
and while she's not there.

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Here's an excerpt from a letter
that Borutski wrote Carol.

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'I'm a deep thinker.

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I worry about the world, the planet.
The people, the pollution.

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That's me. I can't change me.
I am a loving, caring, human being.

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'I am a good person.'

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He's trying to convince her

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that he's this horribly
misunderstood person.

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And you see that time and time again
with domestic violence.

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Perpetrators justify their own rage.

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'IF you would just behave,
I wouldn't need to do this to you.'

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(SINISTER MUSIC)

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No doubt in his mind,
he felt he was being mocked.

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And I think that absolutely
was one of the straws

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that broke the camel's back for him.

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It was an insult to his narcissism.

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And narcissists and psychopaths
do not tolerate being rejected well.

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Certainly knowing
that people are joking about him,

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it's very challenging to his ego.

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It's a challenge to his masculinity,
his role as a provider.

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His sexual potency.

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He's not a competitor any more.
He's not a romantic competitor.

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He's your old BF.
He's your friend.

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He is not somebody
to be threatened by.

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I can imagine that being
intensely threatening to him.

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And so, that's that
kind of egotistical,

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self-centred component

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that you might see in psychopathy.

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My guess would be when he killed
Carol, he actually felt good.

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He felt a release of the rage,
humiliation, shame.

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REPORTER: Borutski was convicted
back in 2014 of assault

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and for attempting to choke,
suffocate or strangle
Anastasia Kuzyk.

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Along with a charge of mischief
for burning her property.

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He spent nearly two years in prison.

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He believes every woman
in his life is bipolar.

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That's what he's talking about
with the three victims.

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And ultimately, what he's really
doing is trying to discredit them.

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He's trying to say,
'Don't believe them,
they're irrational.'

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Borutski is blaming the victim,
things that he's responsible for,

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actions that he, ultimately,

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was proven in a court of law
to have done, he now assigns to her.

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His narrative of his history
is that he was wrongfully convicted,

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he was wrongfully sent to jail.

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What we know in public record
is that Borutski

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served two years in prison
for seriously assaulting Anastasia.

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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(GUNSHOT)

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One thing that abusers
often do that terrifies women,

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is they threaten their children.

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They try to figure out the best way
to manipulate, control,

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and get obedience and submission
from the woman.

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So it's about control.

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And if he's not
getting enough control,

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then you hit where
it hurts the most.

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For mothers, it's the child, so he
threatens the safety of her son.

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Ultimately, his narrative of this,

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once again, is that
he's misunderstood.

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That Natalie is actually to blame.
She's the manipulative person.

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Natalie made the decision
that any protective parent would,

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which was to pursue charges.

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To use the legal system
to help protect her.

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He's full of self-pity

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and consistent deflection
of responsibility

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and blaming everyone else
for his actions.

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He's always the victim.

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This kind of manipulation

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and minimization and denial
and twisting of reality,

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is very, very common
in domestic abusers.

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But it is also a psychopathic trait.

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Borutski is a psychopath,

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and that's what you'd expect to see
in somebody who's a psychopath.

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He doesn't spend a lot of time
taking responsibility
for his own behaviour.

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Affect and emotions are shallow.

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He's impulsive, and he doesn't lose
a whole lot of sleep over that.

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(CHILLING MUSIC)

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He likes to view himself, I think,
as being a good person,

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even though all the evidence
is to the contrary.

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And when that's questioned,

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he responds really angrily.

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He likes to kind of drink
his own Kool-Aid.

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His Kool-Aid is, 'I'm a good person
and I'm the victim here.'

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REPORTER #1: A guilty verdict
was handed down in the brutal murders

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of Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk
and Natalie Warmardam,

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that had so many warning signs.

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REPORTER #2: Borutski represented
himself during the trial,

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refusing to utter a single word
or ask a single question,

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despite being given
multiple opportunities.

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Then, on the final day
with the jury absent,

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Borutski called the judge a liar.

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