Psychiatrist Probes Parkland School Shooter's Mind During Jailhouse Interview

Footage played in court shows forensic psychologist Dr. Charles Scott interviewing the Parkland school shooter at his jailhouse in March 2022.

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[thestifmyster]

If you see any of your kids lighting lizards on fire or mistreating animals at a young age, get them help immediately

[lostworldofjj]

its so disgusting and sickening to hear him say "well i talked to a kid that said his sister was still in that school" and then he ends it with "the sad part is his sister died in the school that day" he talked soo much because he saw this psychiatrist was really interested its sad that probably is the most attention he ever got from anyone and all that due to him commiting this horrible shooting

[britmturner]

When you’re in jail, you’re ecstatic about anything that gets you out of your cell. You can really see how engaged he is. He also seems to like that someone is interested in him. Psychopath.

[Lcress]

You know, this is the worst kind of monster.. the one who can talk so casually like he didn’t literally destroy families and kill kids.

[manuelgaetan]

OMG, after viewing this right now, I am angry and disappointed at the news media for trying to make this killer appear crazy. This killer is not crazy. He is simply a KILLER.

[a.edwards]

Hearing him go into detail about his victims is just so disgusting. Saying one's head blew up like a water balloon. And saying "they gave me a nasty look, so I shot em"... uh, of course they're going to give you a "nasty" look. You're coming at them with a gun. That look was fear, though. Maybe he doesn't know how to recognize fear.

[francinejones]

Can see exactly what this doctor is doing here. He is extremely clever. Excellent work✅

[cryptocombustion]

Guy spills his guts here. This tells us everything we need to know.

[modifidious]

This kid was beyond saving. Some people's only purpose in this life is to serve as a warning to others.

[domiluvsmakeup]

It’s mind boggling how he doesn’t even seem remorseful of what he has done.

[jacklynolson]

“The sad part is his sister dyed in the building”. She didn’t just “die” in the building, you killed her. He takes no accountability and has no remorse

[k.nichole]

Watching this after watching his first interrogation is completely different! He acted like he was crazy and started hyperventilating.. said he couldn’t even remember what his roommates name was after living with him for four months.. all the sudden he knows psychology..

[jordanw]

This Doctor was one of the best witnesses in my opinion. His calm demeanor and knowledge was impeccable

[SohaibKhan]

Nikolas: I like animals
Also Nikolas: I literally skinned lizards alive and burned them

[glue]

He literally said that he wanted to do it since he was 13-14 smh, the jurors blew this one

[JTBb]

You can tell he is so proud of what he did.

[Mar-xc]

Sad thing is nobody took his threats serious, he was all over social media talking about his plans for the massacre, i think someone even saw his post and they contacted the FBI sadly it fell on deaf ears.

[jake]

The most common theme that seems to run through almost all psychopaths is torturing animals at a young age. This has to be potentially one of the biggest red flags that your child is on a very dangerous path. If I caught my child doing something like that they would be getting a full factory reset to their way of thinking.

[MarySarah-cc]

As a psychologist, this is His sense of purpose is his research and knowledge to do harm. Yet, it is a testimony is that he didn't get any sense of self from anything else. We must look further into his family system and environment.

[Alaska_Gal]

He seems so alert, engaged & intelligent. Crazy how the defense gave him colored pencils to make him seem childlike. I mean…I know it was a tactic, but the way he presents himself here is the complete opposite.