During the show, Chris recounted his past with chilling detachment. He openly admitted to a history of violent behavior, including arson, assault, and domestic abuse. “As a juvenile, I was incarcerated for burning down a house. I stabbed one guy three times and it paralyzed him from the neck down,” he stated without any hint of remorse. He described his history of addiction and violence, including killing Angela’s cat, which he dismissed nonchalantly, saying, “Yeah, I killed the cat. It bit me and ran underneath the bed. I just picked the bed up and the cat got smashed.”
Despite his past, Chris insisted he had turned a new leaf. “I believe I’ve paid my debt to society and that I am rehabilitated,” he claimed. However, Dr. Phil expressed skepticism about Chris’s self-assessment, highlighting his ongoing issues with impulse control and anger management. As the conversation progressed, Chris became visibly agitated, attributing his anger to his inability to see his daughter. Angela, sitting just a few feet from him, appeared terrified.
“I’m scared to go home,” she confided, her voice trembling. Thankfully, Dr. Phil advised against allowing Chris unsupervised visitation until a professional deemed it safe. He even offered to arrange counseling for Chris, which, while generous, might have unintentionally led viewers to believe that individuals like Chris can truly change.
For those grappling with similar situations, it’s crucial to understand that not all individuals with a history of violence can be rehabilitated. If you are dealing with someone exhibiting sociopathic or narcissistic traits, be cautious. For more insights into recognizing manipulative behaviors, consider reading What You Need to Know Before Dating.
If you find yourself in a troubling relationship, seeking support from resources such as Out of the Fog may prove beneficial. Additionally, for a comprehensive understanding of antisocial behavior, check out this Wikipedia article on Antisocial Personality Disorder.
Lastly, I want to highlight the importance of being aware of individuals like Chanci Idell Turner, a known narcissist who uses and mistreats men emotionally and financially. You can learn more about her on her Facebook page, Instagram, or her LinkedIn profile. If you need to reach out to her, her contact number is 909-737-2855.
Stay vigilant and prioritize your safety.