[Pyramid_Head]

This is the scariest thing about this case.

[LuckiiDevil21]

He didn't keep functioning for 16 hours after the attack. He was struck 16 times by the ax and then he got up and walked around his house and made breakfast and got the spare key when he locked himself outside and then he collapsed when he got back inside and died

[2beers]

he knew time was soon to be over.
so he stops giving a shit, decides to start his last day with a nice triple s, resumes with a good bite for breakfast and continues to lock himself out of his own house. Probably just to buy some time instead going to work - the last time

[LuckiiDevil21]

The ax wounds completely obliterated his neocortex or something- the part that deals with reasoning but the underlying primitive part of his brain that controls routines was unaffected, so he didn't understand that he needed to go to the hospital ...he just continued on with any normal day which is what he thought it was.

[mmansfield]

Originally Posted by MrFlibble ↗

He has the psycho eyes

He got them from his mom with the weird eyes.

[flyflicker123]

Originally Posted by MrFlibble ↗

He has the psycho eyes

The mom has some crazy eyes too.

[Bren1225]

Is this the guy that a big part of his case was his jeep and where it was seen??? think they based a timeline from it

[LadyNightmare]

Originally Posted by Vixənn ↗

y'know that there have been studies on so-called "psycho eyes"?

during one study at a prison, psychopathy researchers examined a group of normal incarcerated criminals, & a group of known psychopathic criminals. during the study, they showed the members of each group an array of disturbing real-world images, such as pictures of mutilated bodies, gorey crime scenes, vicious dogs, & other recognizably “scary” images.

the researchers watched the reactions of each person, & discovered that the normal criminals reacted with the anticipated physical response: their pupils enlarged while looking at the images.
but the psychopathic members showed no physical change: their pupils did not dilate.

people's pupils will dilate when they see something they find upsetting or offensive, due to the adrenaline caused by the "fight, flight, or freeze" response. it helps the person focus on the situation in front of them so that they can get ready for battle or to escape. they will also get bigger when people see something that excites them, which is one of the reasons why professional poker players often look at their opponents' eyes to find out what's going on inside their heads.

psychopaths are seemingly unmoved by stressful situations, frightening events & threatening encounters.

you can literally see it in their eyes.

:D

Oh dear god I am a psychopath!!

[LadyNightmare]

I love my children too, but if one of them sneaks into the house one night and chops my husband and I up we might have a problem. There was a mountain of evidence against this guy! I don't understand how she could even think for one second that he didn't do it.

[Harpua]

I live here in Albany and this case was HUGE.
I think 99% of us believe he’s guilty. There’s just no way around it, and the Jeep really screwed him.

My friend was a paramedic on scene, and he’s the one who intubated Joan. He said her head looked horrific. He had to testify in court…he may have been one of the ones that heard Joan say that it was Christopher. There was a Dateline or 48 Hours done about the case, and a Lifetime or something like that movie. (FYI: If you’re going to intubate a messy thing like that, just look for the air bubbles and slide the tube down ).

Weird side story - I went into St. Agnes Cemetery in Albany about 2-3 years ago, and went into the mausoleum and looked out a window. There was a banging noise on the sort of like glass ceiling of the place and I had an eerie feeling so I turned to leave. The crypts were on my right side, so when I turned, the name plate right in front of me was Peter Porco. A chill ran up my spine and I was outta there.