Criminal Archive
Summary: It starts in childhood, wiring trauma and perception with hate/abuse/justifaction.
“It's just how they are wired 24/7.” They behave like there is nothing wrong. He even thinks his reps' advice is incorrect, more grandiose, and justified. A fine example of ‘keep my own council’.
“Reverse what they say and take it at face value” What they say they don’t care about, see it as they do.
Case study data:
“He is a psychopath who wanted her all to himself from the beginning.” An opposite statement from a Malignant Covert Narcissist who was going through a collapse chapter when being exposed for Coercive Control and others into emptying their savings account with guilt and manipulation while intending to do the opposite and showing no remorse for the tricking to have needs met.
Later, they appeared outside a children's junior school without warning across a country after convincing someone to drive them, only after faking heart trouble didn’t work. Claiming, “The doctor said pop in next Tuesday”. Heart trouble isn’t spoken of in that manner. In another situation, after convincing their husband to sign off the money to her, he was told, “The money has all gone” a number of times, and when approached to question, the statement says, “They remained calm and silent as if nothing was happening.”
This archive contains examples of how developed calm and covert characters play a part in deceiving others rather than them running around in full rage always triggered. This statement rings true: “The dangerous ones you never see coming.”
Part of my Story Drama research for a detective story was to find answers by reviewing the childhood chapter and how matters are operated in the adult chapter.
Strong conditional effects are present through abuse, and so are survival methods gained. The hurt comes out, which they received from their childhood abuser without any consideration or need to think about the consequences. There is no guilt and no shame in some cases; shame is present if the narcissistic element is active. Multi and borderline. All cases offer negative childhood experiences.
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