| Morrison finds herself the hostage of a violent psychopath, trapped in a siege that cannot end without bloodshed. |
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| She has a boyfriend, who is not an aggressive psychopath like the stalker, but gentle and decent. |
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| The applicant might be a dangerous psychopath who only mixes with people of a similar disposition, yet is immensely popular within that group. |
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| The mere thought of that psychopath laying a finger on her at all made him cringe and shiver all over. |
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| So, my critics can call me a psychopath and fire spitballs at me and froth at the mouth when an ex-president sends me a nasty letter. |
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| They told him that a violent psychopath had escaped from the local mental institution. |
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| He considers the Emperor was a cynic, a monster, a psychopath and a megalomaniac. |
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| There's no universally agreed upon difference between the word sociopath and psychopath. |
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| Marcus is a pitiless, fast-talking psychopath who can turn his disadvantages into yours in one sentence flat. |
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| He seemed to think the recorder was The Way to teach us music so he must have been a raving psychopath. |
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| Wilson plays Vann, a genteel psychopath who murders his victims with poisoned Amaretto after killing them with kindness. |
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| We have seen characters like this in many mob stories, the sadomasochistic psychopath who flaunts rank against reproach. |
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| Here was a violent, dangerous and aggressive psychopath with a long criminal record who was totally unselective in his approach to women. |
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| But a concerted campaign to brand him a psychopath is, to my mind, not merely gutter journalism but contemptible. |
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| The term antisocial personality is often used interchangeably with psychopath or sociopath and is connotative of many forms of deviant behavior. |
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| The show was a dark, noirish thriller about a psychopath working his way up through the ranks of a major corporation. |
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| Anti Vampire Club membership ranges from pirates to hermitic recluses to your common garden-variety psychopath. |
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| It may be a chicken-and-egg question, but what is the link between the corporation and the corporate psychopath? |
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| Kane, a flawed mercenary and Lynch, a medicated psychopath in a highly volatile alliance. |
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| We certainly know that people who meet the diagnostic criteria for being a psychopath, have a very high risk of being violent and have a very high recidivist rate. |
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| The youngest boy had the unreasonable zeal of a brainwashed psychopath. |
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| Fascinated, he was inspired by the discovery, in the metro, of a wanted poster concerning the psychopath and assassin on the run. |
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| Or does poor parenting explain why the cherub has grown up to become a psychopath? |
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| People with mental disabilities often complain that the murderer in a crime film is usually a psychopath. |
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| In rambling posts, he called himself a loser, and wrote that he must be either bipolar or a psychopath. |
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| Meanwhile Reg Wilson, who had committed a vile, sadistic murder and been diagnosed as a psychopath, said he believed hope was only for the weak. |
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| Individual items are summed to yield a total score that can range from 0 to 40, representing the degree to which an individual resembles the prototypical psychopath. |
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| Her best friends became victims of a psychopath, herself and her best friend Mona just barely escaping death. |
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| Game of Thrones had an overly sensual libertine while House of Cards had a manipulative psychopath. |
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| Astonishingly, one has to be certifiably sane to be a true psychopath. |
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| The character of the Prophet heralds this new criminal prototype: he's not a psychopath, he's intelligent and almost angelic. |
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| He or she may be a sociopath, a psychopath, or simply a good liar. |
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| For urgent enquiries, or indeed any enquiries, please contact someone who is not an insane psychopath. |
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| They continue trying to help maintain in power a dictatorial regime led by a well-known drug dealer, terrorist and psychopath. |
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| He builds a plan to make her come out from the asylum where she is interned by force by a psychopath doctor, Dr. Rawlings. |
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| Cocaine is the most pitiless hard drug: it can make a psychopath out of anyone. |
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| Even though a corporation is a psychopath, they have the same rights as an individual. |
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| Moreover the North Korea under the influence of a psychopath launched more than one hundred bombs on an island of South Korea. |
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| It was a site which could be construed as the fake intimate visual and brought to life diaries of a fictitious psychopath. |
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| This psychopath subhumanly brutalized 64 year old Dougald Miller of Edmonton, rendering him incapable of ever caring for himself again. |
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| Lost at Seaby Jon Ronson The author of The psychopath Test goes looking for universal truths in odd places. |
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| The bad seed is the story of how Christine becomes aware that her daughter is, in modern terminology, a psychopath. |
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| The author of the new book Lost at Sea, The psychopath Test and The Men Who Stare at Goats chooses his favorites. |
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| Doesn't matter if I'm playing a cokehead or a psychopath, someone will say, it's just Ross as a psychopath. |
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| Dating a psychopath is not only torturous for the one in the relationship, but also for those who are known to the person. |
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| Ball is frighteningly morose, this typically chirpy performer transmogrified into a hulking psychopath, with a greasy forelock and ghoulishly pallid face. |
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| Ted Bundy, probably the most written-about psychopath, repeatedly ideated fantasies of sexual control and domination. |
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| While the vice tightens around her, the psychiatrist must live with the threat of Anaconda, a terrifying psychopath to whose arrest she had contributed a year earlier and who has escaped. |
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| Finally, I threw my television out of the window because Breaking Bad's Walter White is a drug-dealing psychopath, and the show's fans love him for it. |
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| No one is sure whether Kim Jong-un really is a psychopath, or just pretending to be one, but if he has nuclear capacity then it's as well to tread carefully. |
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| Lynch, a medicated psychopath sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, is busted out of prison with Kane to be his watchdog and make sure he fulfils the deal. |
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| Unless that person is a psychopath who has absolutely no empathy for others, this recognition plays an important role in the rehabilitation process. |
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| Just as a blind man cannot be accepted for a job requiring sight, a psychopath cannot be accepted in a position that requires social responsibility and consideration. |
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| The researchers then asked the 18 psychopath participants to empathise with one of the actors in the films. |
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| I read his book The Psychopath Test a while back and spent quite a lot of the time feeling anxious that I was myself a psychopath. |
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| His very honest revelations give us a new perspective on the internal world of the psychopath. |
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| In The Den, a stalker used a Chatroulette-style app to hunt his prey, while the DePalma-ish Open Windows saw fansite webmaster Elijah Wood blackmailed by a psychopath to kidnap a star. |
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| Now close to her breaking point, Sutter's wife revealed that her character is not a psychopath. |
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| This film is like an instruction manual for a psychopath. |
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| And, without doubt, certain elements of being a good psychopath can be a boost to us all. |
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| She became a psychopath with a split personality. |
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| Here Locke is out of control, abasing herself before a psychopath who preys on vulnerable women, and then getting all up in his face, in the space of one sentence. |
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| The investigation, led by Captain Mattéi, will prove to be harsh in the fug and the sluggishness of the village terrified at the thought of hosting a dangerous psychopath. |
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| If I told people that the reason for that was that I wanted to go back to the islands, stamp on a finch, behead a tortoise and garotte an iguana, they would assume I was a psychopath. |
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| Was he psychopath, full of himself and suffering delusions of grandeur? |
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| The notion of psychopath as a psychological construct consisting of a set of extreme traits fits well with psychological approaches to understanding human nature. |
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| Anyone who pays to see this is clearly a psychopath, and need slocking up. |
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