Killer Quickly Realizes He Is Not Actually A Hero _
In this episode, we explore the disturbing psychology of killers who see themselves as heroes—only to have that illusion shattered by the weight of their crimes. Drawing from real cases and criminal psychology, we examine how perpetrators construct elaborate narratives of justification, only to realize their acts are not noble, but monstrous.
We examine the case of Michael Madison, who after being arrested for murder, told police: "I'm a hero, I got rid of the bad people"—only to later confront the reality of his victims . We investigate the case of Joseph James DeAngelo, the Golden State…
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