Criminal Mind

Why do criminals exist? Why do they harm others? What do they gain? Why are they so mean? There are many types of people in the world, good or evil, tall or short, fat or skinny. Criminals are also a type of people. Due to psychological studies, specialists have come with the solution that criminals exist because of brain injuries. Many have been victims of diverse types of violence or abuse, and this has cause an injury in their brain. It was believed that these types of criminals were followers of the devil and the evil long time ago, but now its been proved that they are victims of brain injuries that cause them to act that way. In the video we saw different examples of brain injuries, for example Terrance. He had a severely brain injury because he murdered his wife and his kids, besides being a very calm person. It all began with a discussion with his wife and later he grabbed her, his teenage daughter and young son and killed them one by one. When these sort of things occur for no reason, there is a serious type of brain damage which affects a person's act. Another example was Arthur. He was an older guy who had approximately murdered 13 persons. He had even raped some girls, but it has been concluded that he made this because he had a severe brain injury. When he was young, he was raped several times and that caused his brain some injuries that lea d him to make these terrible actions. Criminals or bad people are not bad because they want to, they are this way because they are victims of a brain injury they had in their past and as they went older, the injury increased. Having a brain injury is a major problem because it can lead to terrible actions.


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