Chapter
The Consequences of Failing to Track a Released Criminal
37:00 - 50:50 (13:50)
The speaker argues that authorities bear responsibility for failing to track and monitor a released criminal, potentially allowing them to commit further violent acts. They also discuss the effectiveness of rehabilitation for criminals with mental illness.
Clips
The speaker suggests that the defendant may be exaggerating his mental illness to get a better outcome in court and questions the use of IQ scores in determining mental wellness.
37:00 - 41:41 (04:41)
Summary
The speaker suggests that the defendant may be exaggerating his mental illness to get a better outcome in court and questions the use of IQ scores in determining mental wellness.
ChapterThe Consequences of Failing to Track a Released Criminal
Episode84: Nikko Jenkins: Commanded To Kill By Egyptian Serpent God Apophis?
PodcastLights Out
The state of Nebraska is being criticized for letting out a felon without proper monitoring after he went on to commit multiple murders just after his release.
41:41 - 46:43 (05:01)
Summary
The state of Nebraska is being criticized for letting out a felon without proper monitoring after he went on to commit multiple murders just after his release.
ChapterThe Consequences of Failing to Track a Released Criminal
Episode84: Nikko Jenkins: Commanded To Kill By Egyptian Serpent God Apophis?
PodcastLights Out
In this episode, the speaker discusses the animalistic society that exists in prisons and how it contributes to the violent behavior of inmates.
46:43 - 50:50 (04:06)
Summary
In this episode, the speaker discusses the animalistic society that exists in prisons and how it contributes to the violent behavior of inmates. The speaker further highlights the importance of the rehabilitation of inmates rather than further punishment.