The guilt of stealing from an individual is different than stealing from an institution, as the former involves physically putting one's hand in someone else's pocket, while the latter may only hurt others financially.
Discussing the aftermath of a not guilty verdict in a murder trial, including the impact on public perception and the emotional state of the accused and their loved ones.
The host and guest discuss how small changes in life could have led them down vastly different paths. They consider factors such as genetics and upbringing that played a role in where they ended up.
Situational offenders give in to their desires when the opportunity arises, without a specific victim in mind. Preferential offenders, on the other hand, are highly intelligent and have a specific age range that they groom and offend against.
In order to prevent toxic relationships from going too far, it is important to recognize red flags and for others to tell their stories to help self-identification. Leaving sooner rather than later is the best possible path forward, and one that often goes against societal norms of staying in such relationships.