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A Dark Tale True Crime Podcast - A Discussion on Terminology

A Discussion on Terminology

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09/12/19 • 55 min

A Dark Tale True Crime Podcast

This week Joe and James have a discussion on the terms "Psychopath" and "Sociopath", how they fit into modern psychology and what is specifically meant by those terms when used in every day conversation.

A loose conversation which touches on the theoretical foundations of what makes one a psychopath, how every day people may exhibit the same traits at one time or another, the damaging ways in which some people process emotions, and why Super Smash Bros is total bullshit.

We also follow up on the case of the Death of Eric Garner, where officer Pantaleo was not indicted for the homicide. (Update between recording and uploading, Pantaleo's employment with the NYPD has been terminated as of August 19th)

Reach us at:

email : [email protected]

Twitter : @ADarkTalePod

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Referenced NBC clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E23mO0uVwAM

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Our intro is currently "Hitman" by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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This week Joe and James have a discussion on the terms "Psychopath" and "Sociopath", how they fit into modern psychology and what is specifically meant by those terms when used in every day conversation.

A loose conversation which touches on the theoretical foundations of what makes one a psychopath, how every day people may exhibit the same traits at one time or another, the damaging ways in which some people process emotions, and why Super Smash Bros is total bullshit.

We also follow up on the case of the Death of Eric Garner, where officer Pantaleo was not indicted for the homicide. (Update between recording and uploading, Pantaleo's employment with the NYPD has been terminated as of August 19th)

Reach us at:

email : [email protected]

Twitter : @ADarkTalePod

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Referenced NBC clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E23mO0uVwAM

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Our intro is currently "Hitman" by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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An Interview with Sarah Turney

Today we hear the tale of Alissa Turney who, in 2001, went missing from Phoenix, Arizona. With nothing but a note saying she was running away her stepfather, Michael Roy Turney, retains she ran to California to this day. Years later, Michael was arrested for stashing home-made explosives with intent to commit an act of domestic terrorism and his claim that Alissa had run away was looked at with more scrutiny. While Michael was imprisoned, his daughter and Alissa's sister Sarah had begun to see the truth that her father was a completely different man than she had previously believed.

Today she joins us and tells us the story from her perspective, how she began to see past her fathers narrative, and why she believes that Michael killed her sister.

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Special thank you to Sarah Turney for joining us visit her website for more information at:

https://justiceforalissa.com/

Another great podcast that covers every aspect of this story is Missing Alissa, a podcast by Ottavia Zappala

https://www.missingalissa.com/

Another special thanks to Kevin MacLeod for his song "Hitman" which we use as our intro and background music through the episode.

https://incompetech.com

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Reach us at:

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ADarkTalepod

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UNABOMBER - Part 1: The Early Life and Times of Ted Kaczynski

This week, Joe and James discuss the origins of the singular man who instilled fear nationwide for nearly twenty years, Ted Kaczynski AKA the UNABOMBER.

His stellar academic career and reclusive habits are looked at while there is discussion and speculation on what caused an introverted math genius turn into the most infamous mad bomber of the modern era. James learns where British Columbia is.

Look out for the upcoming episode in which we discuss the actual bombings and tell the tale of his capture.

Reach us at:

email : [email protected]

Twitter : @ADarkTalePod

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Opening narration is based off the true story of the bombing of Flight 444 and inspired specifically by the story of Arthur Plotnik which can be read here:

http://airplanereading.org/story/112/surviving-the-unabomber

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Our intro is currently "Hitman" by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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