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Okay. So I've saw that Scott Peterson is back in the news.
It's been 27 years or something like.
That is crazy since he murdered his pregnant
wife because he just really wanted to be with his new girlfriend and he didn't want to look bad.
He didn't want to look like he did it want to be with his pregnant wife.
So what did he do?
He staged her murder because he didn't want to leave her
and be with his new girlfriend.
That's the length that he went to to be with this girlfriend.
Total malignant narcissist
and if you want to know more about a malignant narcissist,
you can definitely check out more about this type.
The scariest narcissist in my video on this topic.
It's called the scariest narcissist,
but basically a narcissist with an overlay of being a total sociopath,
you know, they just absolutely will do.
Whatever they need to ruin somebody's life,
including murder, which is what he did.
So he had gotten the death penalty
and then a couple of years ago, got the death penalty
overturned on a technicality.
Technicality was that his trial was flawed
for multiple reasons concluding that there were significant errors in the jury selection
and meaning that their, the jury, was not impartial that
when they were impaneled that they want properly asked
questions about their feelings on the death penalty
and I'm going to go into that further here so that you guys can understand that
and I also want to talk about relationships
and malignant narcissism so that you guys can also be aware of what's going on in these situations
and how to negotiate that.
What to do with that.
So when you're in a situation like that,
you know what to do.
Okay.
So when you give you some kernels on what to do when you're in a situation with that
and I want to give you some ideas and what to do when you're dealing with
what they're actually talking about with this jury selection issue
and why this was coming back up in this situation.
So, number one, if you are dealing with malignant narcissist,
I would like for you to figure out how to get out of this situation by calling
a domestic violence hotline by creating a plan, by creating an exit strategy.
Don't just try to leave without having a plan first
because then if you have to end up going back
it will definitely be worse for you, you know,
there will be retribution and,
you know, these people have no problem trying to ruin your life.
So, you know, make sure that you have,
you know, a stash of cash.
You have a place to go.
You have a safe place to land,
have a support system, family,
friends, a counselor,
some kind of shelter to go to.
Domestic Violence Shelter if you need to something like that.
I mean, clearly you don't want to end up like Lacey and Connor Peterson,
you know, this was a horrible, horrible situation.
I see it was 2002.
So it was 19 years ago.
19 years ago that this happened.
Okay. So what happened with the what year
and by the way,
I want you guys to understand that sometimes in some situations as far as,
you know, I want you to go back to my slay strategy.
Strategy, leverage, anticipating and focus on you
and so sometimes when you are negotiating with narcissist,
you can potentially depending on your situation depending on your state,
depending on your country depending on your jurisdiction,
you could potentially layer on some sort of additional actions on your case to add leverage
and you could potentially even have a jury part of your case,
depending on where it is that you are,
you could have a tort case, you could have a civil case,
could even potentially have a criminal action as part of your case,
depending on what's going on in your particular situation
and if that is the case, there could be a why do your part of your action
and if that is the case, then that means that you are impaneling a jury.
In this particular case, in the the Laci Peterson action,
what Scott Peterson's lawyers were arguing
is that the lawyers did not properly ask the questions of the jurors during the
voir dire phase, which is that that he's where
they're asking the questions of the jurors to find out
what their biases were on certain positions.
Such as the death penalty. You do get certain chances to just
just say I don't want this particular juror.
You get a certain number of chances to just say,
I don't want this person.
So I guess that's what they did
and so in this particular action.
Now he no longer has the death penalty.
He just has life in prison.
So I mean, I guess for him, that's when I don't know.
I mean, so instead of getting the death penalty and at some point,
you know, now he's no longer going to be put to death.
He gets to sit there for the rest of his life
and he'll die a natural death and he gets to think sit there.
Think about what he did to his wife and his unborn son for the rest of his life.
So there's that.
I mean, in some ways I think that's you know, better punishment
for him because he gets to sit there and think about that.
But you know, maybe he doesn't care because you know,
as a malignant narcissist, he really hasn't expressed much remorse.
I mean, I guess he said he was sorry
and he expressed remorse this time her mother was there
and expressed her sadness
and grief and her sister was there and expressed some heart-wrenching testimony as well
and you know, how sad and how awful it's been for them,
the family, you know, obviously they can't bring Laci and Connor back.
Anyway, that's what is going on with him and why this is all coming back up again,
but I thought that it would be interesting for you guys to understand the process of voir dire .
The process of how you could potentially layer on some actions for you for creating some leverage.
How that could help you in some of your strategy
as well and also understanding what a malignant narcissist can be also.
So that's what is going on with Scott Peterson
and why this malignant narcissist is back in the news
and by the way, why is he doing this?
Narcissists like to get attention for themselves, right?
The almighty narcissistic supply.
So there he is getting attention for himself once again.
So there you have it and I would love to know what your thoughts are.
So if you guys have any thoughts on this,
go ahead and put them in the comments below.
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