Chapter
The McDonald Triad and Predicting Future Violent Criminal Behavior
24:15 - 29:09 (04:54)
The McDonald triad, a set of three childhood behavior patterns, is sometimes used to predict future violent criminal behavior. The patterns are bed-wetting, animal cruelty, and fire-setting.
Clips
This podcast episode explores the childhood of a notorious killer, Carpenter, born on May 6th, 1930 in San Fransisco, and how his upbringing and behavior patterns may have contributed to his future criminal activities.
24:15 - 25:28 (01:12)
Summary
This podcast episode explores the childhood of a notorious killer, Carpenter, born on May 6th, 1930 in San Fransisco, and how his upbringing and behavior patterns may have contributed to his future criminal activities.
ChapterThe McDonald Triad and Predicting Future Violent Criminal Behavior
Episode70: The Trailside Killer. Point Reyes National Seashore.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
The transcript outlines the history of a criminal who committed sexual crimes against children since the age of 14.
25:28 - 28:01 (02:33)
Summary
The transcript outlines the history of a criminal who committed sexual crimes against children since the age of 14. Despite juvenile records being expunged, he was sentenced to the California Youth Authority after molesting two of his cousins at the age of 17.
ChapterThe McDonald Triad and Predicting Future Violent Criminal Behavior
Episode70: The Trailside Killer. Point Reyes National Seashore.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
In July 1960, a man named Edward Allaway offered a ride to his coworker Lois Rinna but instead took her to a deserted area and tried to rape her; this sparked a series of events that culminated in a mass shooting at the Alameda County Courthouse in California.
28:01 - 29:09 (01:08)
Summary
In July 1960, a man named Edward Allaway offered a ride to his coworker Lois Rinna but instead took her to a deserted area and tried to rape her; this sparked a series of events that culminated in a mass shooting at the Alameda County Courthouse in California.