👇Watch Below👇
Ep: 89 - God Told Me to Do It - The Psychology of Command Hallucinations? Michael Drane. In 2008, Vince Li, while in a psychotic state, decapitated and cannibalized a person. Voices in his mind commanded him to do it. Li was found criminally not responsible due to mental illness. Is he a danger to the public or deserve a second chance? The religious-type command hallucinations? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis.
Is he DANGEROUS? Where do you stand on the public BACKLASH?
In 2008- Vince Li, while in a psychotic state, Decapitated and cannibalized the person he was sitting next to after voices in his mind commanded him to do so..
Li was found criminally not responsible due to mental illness, and is now free in the public, sparking debate and public outcry. Some say Li is a danger to the public, others say he deserves a second chance. What are the social implications of either one of these decisions? What is the Psychology of religious-type command hallucinations?
HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW BELOW
Unpopular Culture Podcast is a psychology podcast hosted by Professor & Psychotherapist Michael Drane. With help from professionals in different fields, he seeks to shine light into the broken underbelly of society.
Listen as he takes on the psychology behind subjects like:
True Crime: serial killers, murders, stalkers, cults, forensic analysis
Psychology: mental illness, social phenomenon, mob mentality, psychoanalysis, etc.
Culture: Sexuality, Satanic Panic, love, Tv analysis, movie analysis.
We are an independent psychology podcast. Help us keep UPC free of ads and on the air. Please consider supporting the show and get access to our "Stalkers Only" archive, and help be a part of the creative process.
Support the Show! —> patreon.com/upcpodcast
YOU CAN FOLLOW US HERE OR ANYWHERE YOU FIND AWESOME PODCASTS
SPOTIFY
ITUNES
STITCHER
PLAYERFM
IHEARTRADIO
👇Watch Below👇
Ep: 89 - God Told Me to Do It - The Psychology of Command Hallucinations? Michael Drane. In 2008, Vince Li, while in a psychotic state, decapitated and cannibalized a person. Voices in his mind commanded him to do it. Li was found criminally not responsible due to mental illness. Is he a danger to the public or deserve a second chance? The religious-type command hallucinations? We are a forensic psychology podcast that focuses on true crime, pop culture, and psychological analysis.