Body Language – Psychology Of Max. Security Hostage Negotiation

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GOMF3602
GOMF3602
6 years ago

That was great, Mandy. You correctly understand the mentality that exists in a prison. Most people do not want to see what we know, and do not want to hear it expressed clearly, as you do. I have literally had people cover their ears and hum when telling stories about my days working in a maximum security juvenile prison. Luckily we had no riots during my time there, but we did have to participate in weekly martial arts training, which I only had to use once when attacked by an inmate from behind. Fortunately training kicked in and it worked well. The guy was 16 back then in 1977 and is still in the joint today after finally getting a long enough sentence to keep him in until death. Most people just do not want to accept that evil, predatory people exist, but I can attest to the fact that they do. This should be required viewing for judges and politicians.

Mandy
6 years ago
Reply to  GOMF3602

sadly it seems people ‘believe’ love concurs all…

Jill Henderson
Jill Henderson
6 years ago

Fantastic

sjd
sjd
6 years ago

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