The Roth Show: How To Spot a Dangerous Man with Guest,Sandra L. Brown,MA

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As the trial of Drew Peterson draws near for the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, Sandra Brown offers her insight into the pathology of having a relationship with someone like Drew. Is he a dangerous man? Although presumed innocent until the jury’s verdict, if we take a look at the pattern of conduct through 4 marriages a few clues emerge.

Did Peterson escalate violently from marriage 1 to marriage 4 to Stacy Peterson, who is still missing? How does he appear so charming, and yet behind closed doors, so threatening?

Also, the recent tragedy of mass murder in Colorado has us asking if this could have been prevented if the public were more aware of the red flags and characteristics of someone who is capable of such evil Sandra will address the need for public pathology education, the hows, whats and wheres, and how it could benefit our society and how we deal proactively with these people, rather than reacting to yet another tragedy.

Join the show with the author of HOW TO SPOT A DANGEROUS MAN and learn ways to recognize the symptoms that aren’t always apparent to everyone.

Sandra L. Brown, M.A., CEO of The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction & Public Psychopathy Education is a psychopathologist, program development specialist, lecturer, and an award-winning author. Her books include the award winning Women Who Love Psychopaths: Inside the Relationships of Inevitable Harm with Psychopaths, Sociopaths & Narcissists as well as How to Spot a Dangerous Man Before You Get Involved, and Counseling Victims of Violence: A Handbook for Helping Professionals.

Sandra is recognized for her pioneering work on women’s issues related to relational harm with Cluster B/Axis II/Sociopathy/Pyschopathy disordered partners. She specializes in the development of Pathological Love Relationship clinical training and survivor support services. Her books, CD’s, DVD’s, and other training materials have been used as curriculum in drug rehabs, women’s organizations and shelters, women’s jail and prison programs, school and college-based programs, inner city projects, and various psychology and sociology programs and distributed in almost every country of the world.