TheMiceInTheShed
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And everybody has to do a first murder win order to do a second or third, don't they? They may seem "nice" outside the family, but there are many men who are monsters when they close the door behind them when they get home.I was listening to a podcast I generally really like yesterday and they had a special guest on talking about Jeremy Bamber who is in prison for murdering members of his family and the context was that hes recently been refused permission to talk to journalists. Its a podcast that talks about the law so it was mostly about whether putting this restriction on him was legal. One of the guests said something that made me skip back to make sure I hadn't misheard, he claimed that it was unlikely that Bamber had committed the murders because he had never done anything previously and people don't just murder someone out of nowhere. I was amazed, how often do we hear when someone commits an awful crime what a nice person they were and a good neighbour etc.
I think humans vastly overestimate their ability to read other people. I think the Traitors is such a great example of this, we are not good interpreters of other peoples actions or intentions especially when they want to deceive us.
Look at the family annihilators out there. They are sweetness and light until they murder their wives and children (and sometimes themselves, the cowardly bastards).
THERE HAS TO BE A FIRST ONE.