Pourquoi certains tueurs mentent jusqu’au bout? (Philippe Gaudin)
L'Univers du Crime
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***** Why do some criminals lie to the point of inventing a second life for themselves? How can a lie become even more chilling than the crime itself? In this fascinating interview, Philippe Gaudin delves into the heart of the biggest French criminal lies. From Jean-Claude Romand to Jonathann Daval, including the Fiona case, he analyzes these criminals who manipulated their loved ones, investigators… and sometimes an entire country.
Why do some murderers continue to play a role after their crime? How do they manage to convince everyone, sometimes for years? At what point does the lie finally consume them? Philippe Gaudin tells Jean Berthelot about the psychological mechanisms behind these extraordinary deceptions, the manipulation strategies, the media stunts, and the immense pain inflicted on the victims' families.
A fascinating discussion about human darkness, the fabrication of falsehood, and this unsettling question: how far is a human being capable of going to protect their lie?
An interview conducted by Jean Berthelot.
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Pourquoi certains tueurs mentent jusqu’au bout? (Philippe Gaudin)
L'Univers du Crime
10,725 views
Find events from L'Univers du Crime throughout France: https://www.universducrime.com/
***** Why do some criminals lie to the point of inventing a second life for themselves? How can a lie become even more chilling than the crime itself? In this fascinating interview, Philippe Gaudin delves into the heart of the biggest French criminal lies. From Jean-Claude Romand to Jonathann Daval, including the Fiona case, he analyzes these criminals who manipulated their loved ones, investigators… and sometimes an entire country.
Why do some murderers continue to play a role after their crime? How do they manage to convince everyone, sometimes for years? At what point does the lie finally consume them? Philippe Gaudin tells Jean Berthelot about the psychological mechanisms behind these extraordinary deceptions, the manipulation strategies, the media stunts, and the immense pain inflicted on the victims' families.
A fascinating discussion about human darkness, the fabrication of falsehood, and this unsettling question: how far is a human being capable of going to protect their lie?
An interview conducted by Jean Berthelot.
******
Subscribe to discover a new episode every week!
******
The World of Crime is also a podcast: https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/lu...
******
An SLD Productions production: https://www.sldproductions.com/