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I Can't Believe He Tried This!? (Tanner Horner 'Zero' Reaction) · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  Yeah, he really tried to blame his alter ego for taking the
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  kidnapping and taking the life of a 7 year old little girl.
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  You hear that correctly? Tanner Horner said.
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  I didn't do it, my alter ego 0 did it.
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  Y'all see it right here? The man is evil as hell.
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  He said it says Horner blames his alter ego for Athena's
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  Schmurder asked for a deal to see his son at Christmas.
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  This dude literally sat in sat inside an interrogation room and
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  said I'm not going to be able to see my kids anymore.
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  I'm not going to get the chance to see my son grow up when he's
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  literally on trial for murder. He's under arrest for murder in
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  SA and kidnapping. This man has for a 7 year old
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  and this man had the audacity to say oh I'm not going to be to
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  see my son anymore for Christmas.
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  What what? And the reason I say that if it
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  says show y'all that narcissistic people, toxic
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  people to have this kind of twisted ass mentality are still
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  only thinking about themselves and circumstances like this.
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  They are literally only thinking about themselves.
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  He said it. The man opened his mouth and
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  said it. He said in an interrogation.
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  I'm not going to be able to see my kids doing Christmas.
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  I'm not going to be able to do this.
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  I'm not able to do this. And it wasn't even me that did
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  it right. It wasn't me that took her life.
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  It was my alter ego. 00 What kind of That's insane.
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  Yeah, let's just show you the mindset and the mentality of
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  evil ass people knows no bounds. It really doesn't and y'all see
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  it right here. It says jurors on Tuesday, on
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  Thursday, watch interview footage in which Tanner Horner
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  told investigators he didn't. He did not kill a 7 year old
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  Athena Strand, but his alter ego 0 did.
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  This dude literally is out here pretending that he's has an
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  alter ego, that he has a split personality, thinking that it's
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  going to get him an insanity plea.
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  That's all it is. This man thinks that he's going
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  to get an insanity plea by just trying to fake like he has a
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  personality disorder. Now, is something going on?
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  Is something wrong with him? Yes, it absolutely is.
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  But does he, does he have a split personality?
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  No. This may have had like listen to
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  the one of the lead detectives say he had to play the game with
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  Tanner Horner to get him to admit to something he had to
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  get. He had to fake like he believed
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  the personality disorder. Played his game and I spoke to
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  0. The lead investigator for the
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  Texas Rangers on this case testified Horner had a second
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  personality named 0. The Sergeant says when he
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  addressed the alter ego directly, more details would be
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  revealed. 0 told them where her body was.
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  Footage of the search shown to the jury.
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  His physical demeanor changes, his head goes into a sideways
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  motion, his eyes roll into the back of the head, and he
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  pretends to turn into 0. Virginia, listen to.
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  Writer Horner eventually took Rangers to a section of the
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  Trinity River, Athena's body. And found her body out there in
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  the bushes after he had assaulted her and things like
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  that. And he tried to say that it
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  wasn't him, it was 0. They did it.
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  He doesn't he, he would never do anything like that.
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  He has a son, he has kids himself.
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  Why would he do that to somebody else's child?
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  I'm not an expert on personality disorders, right?
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  I'm not, I'm not an expert, but I know a little bit about
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  personality disorders being the fact seeing the fact that I have
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  narcissistic personality disorder, right?
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  But that's not how it works with from the people I know that have
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  dissociative identity disorder. That's not how it works.
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  You don't just flip on, flip in and out of an altar.
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  They call them altars, right? They said it's an altar.
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  And most people that I've talked to, they have DID dissociative
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  identity disorder, don't they? They can't flip it on and off
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  like that, right? They can't just say, zero, I'm
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  here, this is zero. I'm not Tanner anymore.
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  That's evil, man. And not only did they say
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  something about he tried to fake the funk about having a having a
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  DID, they tried to say he had autism.
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  Yo, people don't you can't blame your mental health if you're not
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  trying to get help for your mental health.
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  Like people always like I just never got any help.
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  My mom was a drunkard. She didn't do anything right.
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  The people I know that have DID don't switch in and out.
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  They do they know the names of some of their authors?
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  Yes. Do they remember certain things?
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  Like if I could find that video, you have to look it up y'all,
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  because there's so many videos out there.
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  If there's a video out there where he's like, after they find
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  the body, they they take him back to the van, right?
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  And he there's like 0 why did you do it?
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  And he's like, what happened? Where are we?
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  And then the detectives like, are you not zero anymore?
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  This Tanner, He's like, yeah, I'm Tanner.
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  What happened? Where are we doing while we are
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  here in the woods? I can't What's going on here?
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  Right. Clearly faking having a
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  personality disorder or having something that you some saying
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  faking this something is actually wrong with you so that
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  you can pretend, so you can think you can get get off of it.
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  He's trying to. Yeah, people like this, he's
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  just trying to get out of trouble, right?
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  He knows he done something wrong, but in order to try to
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  obfuscate or get away from it, he's trying to just fake the
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  funk about doing this type of stuff right here, right?
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  He's trying to fake it. He's trying to.
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  I I didn't know it wasn't me. It was 0 even right here you can
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  see it. Day three testimony details
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  Tanner Horner's mental health claims, attempts to cut a deal
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  in Athena Strand Testimony put on footage pulls back the
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  curtain on key evidence. Jurors hear new details of how
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  they found him. There's a high level of detail
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  built in this case. They did Geo referencing, but
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  then they referenced his home and his personal life, right?
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  When investigators pressed Horner on motive, he was he said
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  the stress was getting too much. And he insisted he's not a bad
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  person who has done the right thing his whole life.
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  Describing Athena, describing Athena as being in the wrong
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  place at the wrong time. So he's blaming this little,
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  this baby for her own death. He's blaming the baby for being
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  in the wrong place at the wrong time because the the child had
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  got into an argument or a fight with the stepmom.
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  And this will end up leading to this happening in these
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  situations is almost always somebody else's fault.
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  Like testimony also highlighted Hornets shifting behavior at
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  times discussing his family, but when impressed about his action,
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  he deflected blame onto 0 and avoided accountability.
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  So isn't it convenient when you claim you have a part, when you
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  claim you have a mental illness or something like that?
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  Isn't it convenient that you just invoke it when you do
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  something wrong, right? Isn't it convenient?
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  To me that seemed like a convenience, right?
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  It's just like I, I, I, I didn't do anything wrong.
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  According to coach testimony, Horner repeatedly separated
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  himself from the crime, saying I didn't do this, but he did,
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  referring to 0. Like they're going to somehow
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  perform some type of surgery to separate this man from his
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  personality, right? Okay, we're going we're just
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  going to lock 0-UP. When asked if he had told
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  investigators everything during the interview, Horner responded.
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  It's not 0. It's Tanner but continue to
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  describe in the situation as he if he were in the backseat
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  watching it happen at pattern investigations, investigators
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  point to his Horner distance himself and deflecting
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  responsibility. Just like a narcissistic
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  psychopath would right Somebody that would do this to a child is
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  a narcissistic psychopath like. Testimony also revealed that
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  Horner attempted self harm in jail and tried to hang himself
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  while in custody. At one point, Horner asked
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  investigators to shoot him and reference self harm.
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  Like it also says 2023. He attempted suicide while he
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  was in jail, blah blah blah attempts to cut a deal.
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  He tried to cut a deal. I'll tell you where her body is
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  at if you let me go see my kids for Christmas.
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  Like like what what you but you going to jail?
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  Like in situations like this I fully expect them to hold
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  somebody accountable and keep doing what they need to do
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  because otherwise they won't learn their lessons.
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  Yo you don't let him go home and cut a deal then you let him go
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  home for Christmas. He's probably going to take
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  himself out so he doesn't have to face accountability, right?
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