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We see them portrayed so much in shows and movies that it can be difficult for me to wrap my mind around the fact that there are indeed psychopaths. Look up Hiroshi Miyano, the ringleader of one of the most horrific murders in human history. He was born with a cyst in his frontal lobe. At a young age, he fractured his mom’s ribs for buying him the wrong bento box, broke nunchucks to school, beat up teachers, and bullied other students. He went to the library to get a map of the surrounding elementary schools and personally visited each one to show the students there that they were to fear and respect him. Completely devoid of any remorse, he said he didn’t see Junko as a person. After his release, he became connected to organized crime again and is now making money and driving a BMW. It’s sad that he gets to live without remorse or guilt.
I’m always alarmed at the number of people who believe that people who are not psychopaths have all forms of empathy. Empathy is as much a learned response as it is an inherent one.
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