Paris Lee Bennett - Psychopath with Piers Morgan - Ep.5

Through a thick glass barrier, the journalist interviews Paris Bennett, who, at 13, killed his four-year-old sister, and is soon eligible for parole.

Starring: Piers Morgan, Paris Lee Bennett, Charity Lee.

Genre: Documentary

Release date: 27, June, 2019 (UK)

Language: English

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[TedBundysSuccessor]

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[marydetray]

His feelings of being "alone" and "left out" did not come from outside himself, it was not that OTHERS (his family and friends) left him out, it was that he is a psychopath and therefore, even as a child, he knew he was experiencing things differently than those around him. When others around him expressed shared feelings amongst each other (whether it was love, joy or sorrow) he felt left out of that because, though he may have outwardly seemed to others to be expressing the same emotions, he expressed them by mimicking what he saw, not by actually sharing those feelings. His feelings of isolation and loneliness came from his inability to genuinely connect with others on an emotional level and, in his childish and emotionally stunted mind, not understanding that his lack of feelings came from within himself, or maybe he WAS aware of this, either way, he blamed his mother, because, even as a child, and he was a highly intelligent one, we know that we are supposed to receive love from our parents, yet he did not FEEL that love, not because Charity didn't give him love but because he was incapable of FEELING it and therefore felt he was being left out of those things even when he was right there, fully involved and embraced by those around him, he was completely numb to it.

Hope this helps people better understand. I also hope someone has explained this to Charity, this is not her fault. I have a feeling, had Paris told her how he was feeling she would have gotten him help, unfortunately, he hid his rage and anger, that's what psychopaths do best, until it overflows and is directed toward others who do not deserve their wrath.

[nancyp]

The mom chooses and enunciates every word very carefully. As does Paris. And she very much needs him to adore her. Her voice even changes when she says she can’t understand why he doesn’t realize that her supporting him is the definition of love.

[wendygillard]

His mother doesn’t seem to understand that Paris can’t feel true emotion. However, it is strange that he appeared to care for his little sister.

[FlipMacz]

Man, I really question that Mother's sanity. There is a lot that's not being told in this docu-series.

[stacyvlogslife]

He was jealous, because he was everything and than he had to share his mother.

[curly]

It all started when they named him Paris.

[littleiodine]

For him to acknowledge he had not achieved his goal is very scary. He will NEVER feel he is done. Part of the reason he killed his Sister is because she was handy and incapable of helping herself. That was just the beginning like the other sexual killers. He is smart. If he says it was only to hurt his Mom, he thinks we will believe it so as to let him out and and he will sexually kill until he gets caught again. My opinion is he will never kill HIS MOTHER, however, he will go on to kill many other people's Mothers.

[brammiejo]

Someone in that jail needs go do us all a favour and make sure he doesn't get out because of a broken system

[sharonrigby]

His parole coming up, just the calming answers, cunning

[HR-odfl]

I think he abused his baby sister and killed her so she couldn't tell anyone when she grew up 🤬

[TheSilvercue]

What he did was the worst thing anyone could ever do, but I would like to hear the real story of why he hates his mother. We are not getting it all here. Also, psychopaths are not all the same. They can feel emotion and love. They can just detach and have no empathy. We are surrounded by them everywhere, but we only focus on the ones that murder.

[NoudlePipW]

His mumma absolutely *adored* him. When she got pregnant it saved her and she turned her life around. He was her universe. Yes, she relapsed, but most people do. No blame there. She was CRAZY about how much she loved her kids.

[davids.]

The mother is so nonchalant and so emotionless that I think she might be a psycho too.

[dadidadiz]

He has not completed his mission he said it right in front of everyone why would they let this psychopath out

[Mustang]

At around 2:28 when the mom says she remembers his childhood completely differently, it made me think of another documentary I watched about this family. Charity’s mom was Kyla Bennett, who was accused but acquitted of, murdering her husband—Charity’s father—when Charity was 6. In that documentary Charity says almost exactly the same thing about her mom that Paris says about her and Charity’s mom Kyla says almost exactly the same thing about her—that she remembers Charity’s childhood completely differently. Psychopathy runs in that family.

[clairewilson]

If he doesn't feel any emotions: love, remorse, or empathy, then how does he feel the emotions of anger and loneliness?

[dawnedwards]

He hated his sister. I have a brother just like him. Came very close to killing me. Still don’t know how the bleeding stopped. Threw a rock at my temple, busted the artery. Then told my mom that I did it when I fell on my jump rope. Mom enabled this crap, she never asked me, or our friends that were there when it happened. Interestingly enough, our friends parents never allowed them to come back over. I was essentially punished for my brothers evil…..by mom

[donnatellodejulia]

Why don't they ever talk about the sexual abuse he did to his sister before he killed her?

[goodcatfilms]

The mom seeems to love her life she can’t stop smiling and is enjoying this attention . She passed it to him .!