Inside Criminal Minds
Kate AllenI write about topics at the intersection of true crime and forensic psychology.
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The Damaged Brain, Part 1: Kirk’s Assassin
There are times when the news of certain crimes haunts me into deliberating with the most white and gray brain matter I possess to try and understand them. This is one of those times. In this essay, Part 1 of 2, I look at Tyler Robinson, th...
The Victim Poseur
Authentic victims want to heal—and they usually want justice; they are motivated to stop what happened to them from happening to others. On the other hand, cases of stolen victimhood are thefts of status, of meaning, of experience. Those wh...
Trying to Go Straight
What does it take to choose the straight life when a person is formed in criminal culture? Working in capital defense, I found the numbingly same circumstances which defined the daily lives of most of my defendants: crime-infested, violent ...
Emotion Blindness
As psychological beings, we have a combustible engine comprised of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Of those, it is emotions¹ which provide our internal feedback system.
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I am formerly an expert witness for the defense in capital murder cases. I write on topics at the intersection of true crime and forensic psychology, often including aspects of my cases.
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