Does Bryan Kohberger have a mental disorder?

[@tiffanyhardin1840]

This is the third video of yours I've watched in a row! You are so talented at explaining your thoughts in a way the average person can grasp. Thank you!

[@brettmitchell8014]

Me too. Very cool.

[@Tatti2202]

Me too

[@qwe098qwe098qwe098]

ditto. 3 too. i really hope he makes more videos!

[@lisasmith7066]

Me too.

[@zenscout]

He imprints. I replay his work and learn more every view. We're fortunate he's sharing his gifts.

[@Elegant_Sausage]

The thought of dementia causing someone to think their spouse of decades is cheating just breaks my heart. Although, anything dementia or Alzheimer related breaks my heart. Tragic.

[@chilo8187]

Wow this actually happened to my grandparents…my grandma was like 80 and had dementia and was accusing him of cheating, it was awful

[@preesi1403]

Where does Dr Van Der Vaart mention dementia?

[@soozshooz]

I am so grateful that your approach is not dramatic nor do you add any condescending, sarcastic comments about the person/people, trying to be funny, as these subjects are NOT FUNNY at all. ( I’m speaking about a certain channel I use to love, but KZbin changed him unfortunately). Please don’t change.

[@rvk6321]

Dr todd grande??? I quit watching him for those reasons

[@cht2162]

@@rvk6321 Likewise

[@FEED_ME_A_STRAY_CAT]

​@@rvk6321 me three!

[@Shelsight]

Same here. I do like ‘Dr G Explains’ though. He is different to Dr Grande. Behavioral analysis with a very sound psychological educational & professional background. He and Andrew are different in their analyses focus and approach but are both very respectful.

[@azurea0587]

Your analyses are absolutely fascinating and riveting. Keep them coming.

[@SandyMeeshell]

I'm so excited to watch this channel grow, I think it's going to get big!! Having someone break down the different types of disorders that our "favorite" (eek, I hate to say that, kind of) serial killers/true crime people, is great!! It's an untapped genre!! We all wonder what it is that can make these people do what they do.. So this is very entertaining!! Plus you have a great energy about you and an awesome way of making these "non" diagnoses make sense to us layman people 😂 Thanks for what you do!! I'm excited to become a new subscriber 😁

[@johnnyo5915]

I worked in a Psych ward for about six years with minimal medical or clinical training. Even though I always kept my opinions to myself, I was able to observe hundreds of patients over the years. I was very accurate at predicting Borderline Personality Disorder, BiPolar, and even Schizophrenia. The general public would be shocked if they truly knew how many people are walking around with very serious mental health issues. 🤔

[@HumanimalChannel]

We could look at that as Many people MANAGE and mask As they suffer, and learn to live, with serious conditions Some people like this Withdraw from friends and society As opposed to always forcing themselves and their difficulties on others. We should be careful not to stigmatise mental illness Personality disorders are more difficult

[@LisaPeterson227]

@@HumanimalChannel I don't know why people keep saying stigmatize. My family member is schizophrenic, and often makes life of those around her a living hell. On top of dealing with the personality disordered at my job, there is a schizophrenic lady I befriended. Big mistake.

[@SandyMeeshell]

Omg, I can't even imagine 🫣

[@kristinareed9336]

The government has abandoned underfunded and under-served the mental healthcare system. It's so very sad. Therapy should be a part of general health. It's so important.

[@thesimulation9651]

as a society we are a few and decisions away from going back to the days of Willowbrook

[@marleneg7794]

His dedication to the study of Criminal Justice might have been the pursuit to understand his own antisocial tendencies.

[@applepie9576]

I thought that too. Also, I think part of the reason for BK's crime was an 'experiment' to see if he could get away with it. This combined with all the things that this dr just talked about. It's very complicated.

[@JellyBean02288]

I thought that too until I read that he solicit information from people who had committed crimes and wanted to know what drove them and how they got away with them. Very erry.

[@pennybourban3712]

@@JellyBean02288 The professor he worked with said that is a typical exercise for Master's students. I thought it was creepy too but it seems it was just routine.

[@zeddeka]

There was an interesting case in the UK in 2015. A PhD criminology student, Stephen Griffiths, was subsequently convicted for the murder of three women. He had become obsessed by killers.

[@georgiaamanatides4207]

I hope you continue in these youtube videos. Intelligent informed discourse is helpful to us lay people.

[@prettybabyface7313]

I could not have put it in a better way like you have done..well done 👍 I absolutely love intellectual discourse like this 👌

[@blazingstar9638]

Awesome channel Andrew 🎉

[@AndPsych]

Too kind, too kind

[@thesimulation9651]

You deserve many more subscribers, great content ✌️

[@ginabuffaloe7534]

Would love to hear your assessment of the Lindsay Clancy case. I do believe she had a psychotic process going on despite her organized presentation. Thank you for what you do, always interesting 🤘🏼

[@HumanimalChannel]

100%, i second that request

[@CC12398]

Yes!

[@JellyBean02288]

I wish I was as erudite as you are. I am fascinated by your lectures on psychology.

[@jeanettecook1088]

My mother, a covert narcissist, had erotomania. It's scary to experience. No rational analysis made any sense to her... very strange. 🎉

[@The_Reckoning617]

I have been binge watching your videos since stumbling upon your channel. BK had visual snow and people are speculating he is an Incel… I learn so much from your videos it’s not just entertainment!

[@tomruth9487]

@The_Reckoning_Is_Here. Maybe an incel with no empathy.

[@FEED_ME_A_STRAY_CAT]

​@@tomruth9487yuck, sounds like "Le Supreme Gentleman"

[@celjac7486]

What do you think about a dual diagnosis of delusional disorder (that you discussed) with OCPD?

[@margaretglaser6227]

you are so good at helping us

[@alexboogam]

I wish you were my psychiatrist. Not only for your good looks, although they are an added bonus. You are great at explaining complicated topics to the lay person. I look forward to hearing more analysis from you concerning these scary people that walk amongst us and the red flags that we seem to only catch in hindsight.

[@lisagardner903]

I agree with your assessment. I am eager to hear more details as it comes out but I bet that Bryan was very good at manipulation. He also thought he was going to get away with those murders.

[@catherineturley]

Even though it hasn't been authenticated yet, I'd be interested in your analysis of kohberger's tapatalk forum comments from when he was 14-16 years old. Available on Hidden: True Crime Podcast among many other places now.

[@shortnotekerrie]

You are truly brilliant. Thank you

[@ScabibbleWilly]

I just watched your recent video on CW and I loved it, just subscribed, ❤, you are so smart. Thanks so much for your insight.

[@brettmitchell8014]

Well done. You are making amazing videos a habit.

[@haroldbridges515]

In view of his academic knowledge of the criminal justice system it's puzzling how incompetent he was in committing his crime. For instance, in his dozen or so visits to the area prior to the night of the crime, he neglected to switch off his cell phone leaving a trail of digital clues. He also used his own car for both the crime and the reconnaissance. He also managed to leave DNA behind at the scene. And so on. So, the cops were able to identify him pretty promptly.

[@lorimiller4301]

Yeah, I don't understand that either. It's not normal to learn something then ignore everything you've learned and do the opposite.

[@cafezo87934]

Many reasons but he has Mars in leo. Just saying.

[@butwhatif4074]

@@cafezo87934 do you know what house? I will have to see if I can find it and take a look.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

@@lorimiller4301 It's the Achilles heel of many mental disorders: They think they're smarter than everyone else and / or that they're never going to get caught. Their overconfidence is woven into their plan and for that reason, they don't account for how the adrenaline punch they'll get in the moment and it's during that unaccounted for component of the crime where they make dumb mistakes. Thankfully.

[@JarMomErika]

Because committing a crime is entirely different than analyzing one. It’s emotionally intense and exhausting. It’s a lot easier to make mistakes than get things right.

[@misspoppymagill6487]

I love your videos! I would love to hear your more updated opinion of Kohberger. I would also love to hear you speak with Gary Brucato, PhD, and Ann W. Burgess, PhD about Kohberger, and now Rex Heuermann. They have been on the KZbin channel The Interview Room.

[@ToddAndelin]

good analysis...

[@amberplante9799]

Love your content! Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@marciasloan534]

The fact that his dad flew out and rode back to Pa. BK was controlling of his parents home and even food they eat. His parents created a real bully.

[@claymac7895]

These labels are so misleading. The human brain and soul is the most complex interwoven system on the planet. We have almost no understanding of it.

[@aliksanderpersia3614]

You are the shit Dr. V. Pat yourself on the back. Please make more content. Maybe your thoughts on Borderline Personality Disorder? I can't get enough

[@joselitop5402]

I’m glad I found this channel

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

My friend started telling me that Mark Zuckerberg was trying to get in contact with her. I just nodded and moved on. She didn't harp on it. But she would bring it up a couple of times a week. One day, I was in a crappy mood, she said it once again, and I called her on it. The look she gave me, was sincere confusion. I asked her "Why would Mark Zuckerberg be trying to contact YOU? She looked at me like I was the one who was nuts. So, I just let it go. A few months later, she had a severe breakdown. She was taken by ambulance to the psych-ward at the hospital, where she got counseling, and some short-term meds. When she came home, around three weeks later, she was fine. And she's been fine ever since.

[@LoStevens]

I agree something is giving Psycho vibes

[@tomruth9487]

@LoStevens, I'm guessing women had rejected him and that made the process of being social harder for him each time he tried. He met women in bars but had no social skills for it and that just ended in more rejections. He resorted to stalking online. I think he was rejected by the woman he stalked online, she may not have even known it happened, but he may have had a brief contact with her. Moscow is a very small place.

[@fortunata91]

On target ..spot on.

[@kate4biglittlevoices]

New addict to your content , may I never overcome and always seek the dopamine here 😉 yes, I did see the This Is Your Brain On True Crime content 😂 I’m on a binge , I take Them seriously

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Hey, do one on Ashley benefield! Thanks for your vids.

[@shalgal795]

I think he had a addiction when he was in highschool to Heroin. One of his highschool friends confirmed that. In my opinion he has more then one ClusterB. Allegedly. I wonder if he has ever had diagnostic testing? The Othello syndrome would make sense with the drug use. In my opinion he could have a Incel component. Allegedly. I think the catalyst was rejection. Would love to hear your opinion and break down of a Incel. Love your content by the way.

[@joyceketelhut5366]

Have you commented on alex murdaugh murder trial?

[@lindaolsen7089]

Kohberger looks like Adam Lanza all grown up. SMH.

[@toma5153]

Are people with antisocial personality disorder more likely to commit crimes? Who are some famous criminals known to have ASPD? Good vid. Sub'd.

[@peacefulpath222]

Ted Bundy, Ed Kemper, Jeffery Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy to name a few I’d say for sure

[@cafezo87934]

@@peacefulpath222 ted bundy is not antisocial. He even had a wife and kid a whole family and went to school. Antisocial my butt.

[@kerbalscuffedprogram4705]

@@peacefulpath222 Jeffrey Dahmer seems to have Schizotypal Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, and symptoms of Psychosis.

[@kerbalscuffedprogram4705]

@@cafezo87934 That is not really what antisocial personality disorder is though.

[@lesmorris10]

​​@@cafezo87934 he had a girlfriend and she had her own kid during some of his crime spree..he married someone while he was in court and some how knocked her up during jail visitation.

[@musicbrazilian7065]

Hi! I saw your video on Wendi Adelson hypnotic angle. Can you please do a video on their family psychological profile please? *Over My Dead Body* here on youtube 5 episode has interesting insight on their miniacal matriarch monster. Thank you for your videos and insights.

[@Mimienan59]

Your understanding of delusion is profound. 😊

[@shannonshannonbobannon5040]

Is that a keytar?

[@JeffSherlock]

No. I do no think that there is anything wrong with Kohberger. Next topic?

[@katrn7447]

You are so awesome!

[@stellar927]

please analyze the case of the bjork stalker!!! it reminds me of erotomania for sure

[@rusedorange]

Seems the predictions didn't hold up

[@just-a-generic-username]

I'm also confused about a video could made even speculating about his mental state when he hasn't made one single public statement. We haven't heard him speak, most of the evidence is under a gag order, and none of the supposed rumours about him have been authenticated. There's nothing to analyze except gossip.

[@kneel1]

@@just-a-generic-username yeah and he is still not out. Wonder why? Maybe because the rumors were validated by countless people who spoke out in public and were validated to have worked with or went to school with him. The only gossip going on is the "BK is innocent" crowd here on YT

[@neftalitran3789]

Would you call him an incel?

[@Atarah-t9v]

Kohberger is just plain “Evil” !!!!

[@goldahashemzukhn-viren8523]

Andrew, keep m coming. My brain needs nourishment. B PROLIFIC. I will gobble m up like a greedy seagull.

[@ashes2ashes394]

I love this guy !!!!❤❤❤

[@Anisky123]

100% yes.

[@Lilacsangel]

Did you read his writings in his teens about visual snow and his feelings of depersonalization. He also was a follower of Elliot Rodgers and seemed to believe he was involuntarily celibate. He used a handle of paparodgers to talk to people about his crime before he was arrested

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

This guy used to sit in his graduate classes for criminology, arguing until others would just give up. I think he murdered, just to go through the process of winning in court. Then, after he was acquitted, write a book about how he did it.

[@vibrantdream8524]

That’s hearsay, you don’t know him, and you’re making a big reach here, being a know it all doesn’t mean he did a quadruple homicide, there’s no evidence against him

[@pseudio3141]

It feels unfair to Othello that this particular delusion was known as Othello syndrome, since the person suffering from it would not be adopting the traits of Othello so much as they would be both Othello and Iago, both the insecure Othello who loves their romantic partner and the driven, foundationless Iago convincing themselves of their own lover's infidelity using insignificant and meaningless signs. Interestingly, antisocial personality disorder always makes me think of Iago, when he is asked why he caused this utter and hateful destruction after his evil deeds are discovered at the end of the play and he is imprisoned and replies, "Demand me nothing. What you know, you know. From this time forth, I never will speak word." And he says nothing for the rest of the play. During his lengthy speech during his sentencing, Darrell Brooks said, “The why, the how... How could life ever get this far away from what it should be? Regardless of what a lot of people may think about me, about who I am, about my family, about my beliefs, I know who I am. God knows who I am, and I don’t have any words of anger.”

[@preesi1403]

I think that Bryan didnt have Erotomania. He just needed to find a victim to off, for his dark games. I dont think he gave a crap who it was

[@lisasmith7066]

I’ve always thought there was an erotic aspect to this case. Some people think BK is an Incel annihilator who went in planning to take them all out. Maybe. But Im more inclined to think he was erotically obsessed with one of the girls, likely Maddie, and that the other 3 victims were collateral damage. May God bless the souls of all of his victims, their loved ones and the surviving roommates 🙏❤🕊

[@222dyan]

Very intetesing theory. It makes a lot of sense, the jealous delusion. Wow.

[@Lizzy-vl3vf]

Well, I know he was a psychology student at one time. I could be wrong, but I feel that his is living out a fantasy. He's crazy like a fox. It's a big game to him. I wouldn't be surprised if he planted the evidence against him. He was obsessed with the life of serial killers. Thus, he needed to become one to walk in their shoes, feel what they we're feeling. That's why his survey always asked, "What we're you feeling?" Now he is basking in the glory of media attention, and he's the talk of the town; the fame he saw other serial killers experiencing. I can't help but feel like he has a trick up his sleeve that he thinks will exonerate him. The police had better get the goods on him or he will walk. (I admit I am not a criminologist or psychologist or any kind of "ologist" for that matter; just theorizing like everybody else!)

[@LisaPeterson227]

And maybe he just feels he is the smartest person in the room. I wouldn't take anything said by him as any kind of truth.

[@lesmorris10]

Just a waste of life. What a sick thing to aspire too. Spending your time figuring out how to slaughter innocent strangers..its just astounding.

[@corabrantley5860]

He creepy. But that not a get out of jail free card

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

Dollar General Bradley Cooper

[@marysage7960]

Bryan is innocent

[@kneel1]

yes. Dude is not right. His years-late "alibi" was and still is laughable and far-reaching nonsense

[@vibrantdream8524]

No he doesn’t but you do

[@FixedFace]

no u

[@madelinemahajan2808]

Autism. Asperger's

[@cafezo87934]

No. The guy just has A LOT of scorpio in him. Scorpio sun, Mercury in scorpio, Venus in scorpio, pluto in scorpio and north node in scorpio. That's a scorpio stellium to me

[@ericaknesek3266]

This wearing of a particular outfit and believing that it sends messages out to individual reminds me of what I just heard about Meghan Markle and the lemon dress Jill Biden wore a dress similar to Megan Markel, but it had a lemon pattern. I believe Megan Markel‘s was just white I can’t remember she thought that Jill Biden was sending out A message of support to her and oddly said Jill Biden, a basket of lemons. Know people do believe that Harry and Meghan, and I know this can be kind of controversial. some believe it some don’t that they have a folie à deux as a couple.

[@barbaraseaton1593]

I think I love Russell Brand. Do I have erotomania??

[@LydiaTheDog-op9wy]

If you start to believe that he loves you in return, yes.

[@kelleyanne2368]

Bryan didn't do this ,and you can be sued for slander .

[@trevorrol7930]

Maybe ask the most educated entity among us...Doctor Google.