The Dark Psychology Behind The Lindsay Clancy Case

Come to The Winston Marshall Show LIVE: Is Islam compatible with the West? It's less than one week away! Get your tickets now before they sell out: https://winstonmarshall.eventbrite.co.ukIn this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with evolutionary psychologist Edward Dutton for a controversial conversation on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, borderline personality disorder, feminism, narcissism and the psychology behind modern culture. We discuss whether mental illness can diminish responsibility for horrific crimes, why the Clancy case has divided men and women, the Jason Arday scandal, the rise of self-diagnosed autism, and Dutton’s argument that personality disorders can help explain some of the most influential figures in history.WATCH THE EXTENDED CONVERSATION HERE: https://www.winstonmarshall.co.uk/Chapters00:00 The Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial01:09 What Could Explain Her Behaviour?08:00 Postpartum Depression vs Personality Disorder12:46 Was Killing Her Children an Act of Vengeance?18:22 Mental Illness, Free Will & Responsibility22:49 Why Women Are Defending Lindsay Clancy29:42 Feminism, Psychology & Personality Traits36:16 What Changed in the 1960s?40:08 Is the West Becoming More Conservative?44:45 Why Men Are Leaving Partners Over the Clancy Case52:01 What Should Happen to Lindsay Clancy?53:30 The Jason Arday Scandal58:57 Why Did Simon Baron-Cohen Defend Jason Arday?01:03:06 What These Cases Say About the Modern West01:08:02 Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana & Borderline Personality01:14:25 Are We Overdiagnosing Personality Disorders?01:19:38 Is Everyone Suddenly “Autistic”?