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A common thread in Criminal Minds and Mind Hunter is there's always a stressor or trigger.

It wasn't just that every moment was some sort of choreographed Facebook moment. Their finances were in shambles. She had champagne tastes and they had a beer budget. She was doing the MLM thing and was not doing well. Pretty sure she was having to buy her own product since she had no downline. Kids were going to an expensive daycare while she had no real job. They were in debt up to the gills.

The side piece was his escape from all of that. I think reality eventually set in that he could never be with the sidepiece. A divorce would have him chopped in half financially. He couldn't afford a secret life and his family; he couldn't even afford just his family and there was a third child on the way.

That he thought offing his family would solve that shows pure delusion. I assume he had a psychotic break when reality set in.

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There's a certain term for these women who fall in love with convicted murderers.

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Hybristophilia is sexual interest in and attraction to those who commit crimes. The term hybristophilia was coined by John Money in 1986[1] and is derived from the Greek word hubrizein (?ß???e??), meaning "to commit an outrage against someone" (ultimately derived from hubris ?ß???, "hubris"), and philo, meaning "having a strong affinity/preference for".[2] In popular culture, this phenomenon is also known as the "Bonnie and Clyde syndrome."[3]

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I use the system daily and all it is used for is to take photos of license plates as they pass.

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to the Pirates for 2 players

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Study shows Viagra may slow the spread of Cancer

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Hard to believe

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Dana Brown tells Robert Ford on Astros Radio about who is in the war room:

"Of course we have Bagwell in there."

"Every now and then Crane will pop in there."

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