Behavioral aspects are the topics to this abstract case and what we have all wondered about when it comes to James Arthur Pearson. What makes a person tick so that can kill his wife and two daughters and then go on to reinvent himself multiple times thereafter?
Sonya interviews Clark Williams, a retired social worker who has turned his skills and experiences into a successful career as a criminologist and amateur sleuth. Dedicated to delivering justice to the friends and family of crime victims, he applies a victim-centered approach to his work.
We discuss a listener connection and learn experiences from someone who was friends of Marianne and Paula when they lived in Salem, Oregon, remembering happier times growing up in Oregon.
How they viewed Mr. Pearson, his demeanor and attitude.
"Nowhere in this story has he done anything remorseful, even after he got caught, he did nothing to help David get reunited with his biological mother".
"It's Cruel!"
"He articulated words of remorse - he said what he felt would help him get paroled."
~ Excerpt from interview with criminologist Clark Williams
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IN PERSON INTERVIEW: Sonya Paz Interviews Criminologist Clark Williams.
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Behavioral aspects are the topics to this abstract case and what we have all wondered about when it comes to James Arthur Pearson. What makes a person tick so that can kill his wife and two daughters and then go on to reinvent himself multiple times thereafter?
Sonya interviews Clark Williams, a retired social worker who has turned his skills and experiences into a successful career as a criminologist and amateur sleuth. Dedicated to delivering justice to the friends and family of crime victims, he applies a victim-centered approach to his work.
We discuss a listener connection and learn experiences from someone who was friends of Marianne and Paula when they lived in Salem, Oregon, remembering happier times growing up in Oregon.
How they viewed Mr. Pearson, his demeanor and attitude.
"Nowhere in this story has he done anything remorseful, even after he got caught, he did nothing to help David get reunited with his biological mother".
"It's Cruel!"
"He articulated words of remorse - he said what he felt would help him get paroled."
~ Excerpt from interview with criminologist Clark Williams
SOURCES:
IN PERSON INTERVIEW: Sonya Paz Interviews Criminologist Clark Williams.
Do you love "Investigated" podcast? Text us to leave us a review!
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If you are new to listening to our podcast, thank you so much, we are happy you are here!
It's best to start out podcast from "Episode 1 -More than a Feeling" because you will better understand the details in a chronological order and will be easier to understand the concept of this very complex and abstract story. Thanks for listening!
Listen for Free and follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube or wherever you listen to your podcasts for all episodes and news.