Inside the Mind – Sniper Psychology

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True Crime - Secrets of a Sniper

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3 episodes

1 month ago

True Crime: Secrets of a Sniper pulls the trigger on some of the most chilling and calculated crimes in modern history. This six-part series dives deep into the world of long-range killers—exploring infamous cases like the DC Sniper attacks, psychological profiles of these shadowy figures, and the tactical challenges they pose in urban environments. From trained assassins to lone wolves with a grudge, we uncover the motives, methods, and aftermath of those who kill from a distance. Step behind the scope and into the mind of the sniper—where silence speaks louder than a shot.

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Inside the Mind – Sniper Psychology

True Crime - Secrets of a Sniper

22 minutes

5 months ago

Inside the Mind – Sniper Psychology

This episode delves into the psychological patterns that drive individuals to kill from a distance. Through interviews with forensic psychologists and criminologists, Raven examines four distinct psychological profiles common among long-range killers: the control fantasy (exemplified by the DC Snipers' "I am God" message), military/tactical identification (seen in cases like Christopher Dorner), paranoid ideation, and mission-oriented ideology. The episode explores how the physical distance between sniper and victim creates psychological distance that facilitates moral disengagement, and discusses specific traits common among these killers, including low empathy and obsession with technical precision. The episode concludes by examining how this understanding can inform threat assessment and intervention strategies, while acknowledging the complexity of human behavior that makes perfect prediction impossible.

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