This 11 Year Old Is a Dangerous Psychopath | New Amsterdam | MD TV

An eleven year old girl is thought to be a psychopath when she almost chokes her brother to death simply because she can.

From New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 5 'The Karman Line' - When Sharpe has a case that hits close to home, she and Max team up to make things right for the patient; Iggy and Bloom are forced to make a tough call on a unique situation.

New Amsterdam (2018) After becoming the medical director of one of the United States's oldest public hospitals, Dr Max Goodwin sets out to reform the institution's neglected and outdated facilities to treat the patients.

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[PaisleyGreene]

The way she spun around and mouthed the words “I win” gave me chills.

[armiichouful]

That doctor gave her the worst advice ever!!!! He gave her a tool to use to get everything she wants. That ending just proved it

[TheeGaoSter]

Can we just applaud that little girl for her convincing act 👏👏👏 I'm utterly terrified and equally traumatized.

[monican]

I know we’re all talking about the character, but the actress playing Juliet is acting the heck out of the character! I don’t know who the actress is but phenomenal job, young lady!

[haranobara]

Honestly, it's really scary to have a child and not knowing how their personality will turn out to be.

[richievanessa]

He just really taught a psychopath how to fake empathy to manipulate other people. Wow

[lubystkaolamonola]

Child safety should be priority. There is zero guarantee that boy or anyone will be safe.

[cherylernst]

All that therapist did was teach that girl how to be an expert abuser. She does what she wants to someone, apologizes, then goes on to do the whole routine again. Sounds like there would be a lot of victims in her future.

[elijahh]

My (former) stepbrother was a psychopath. Actually terrifying. We all walked around the house with tazers until they could get him into an inpatient program. Eventually, insurance stopped paying for inpatient, so they sent him to military school to keep him away. After he physically beat my mother as a teen for finding his secret second cellphone, it was a condition of her marriage to my stepfather that she never had to be around the kid. He was extremely manipulative, and when it didn't work or people didn't believe his lies, he got violently angry.

[divyadyutiukil]

This is based on a true story of a girl who was adopted by a family and she tried to hurt her brother who was still in a crib. It turned out she was abused by her biological father and was admitted in a psych ward where she got about a year (I think) therapy using animals and stuff. She eventually developed empathy and compassion and lived a healthy life afterward.

[GF-mjiq]

I'm disappointed that a Psychiatrist is letting his emotions cloud his judgement like this. You can't help everyone & this child does need to be hospitalized. She's unwell & when she gets angry she's a danger to others. Her brother is lying in a hospital bed cuz of a phone & in the end she manipulated them all to get her way. She needs targeted & specialized treatment so she can learn appropriate social/moral ideals & prep her for the real world

[RayTay]

Wow! Emma Hong who played the child psychopath here is AMAZING! This is the most convincing acting by a child actor I have ever seen. She is scary and adorable at the same time. Wish I could see the whole episode here.

[MylkT]

"She will never have empathy. That's why we have to have it for her"
No, that's the mistake her parents made. Having empathy for her teaches her that she can get away with things even more and still have people feel sorry for her and give her attention.

[sunnimastewin]

So he diagnosed her as a psychopath taught her how to manipulate and said everyone should just feel empathy for her....did I miss something wtf

[natashawho]

A narcissistic sociopath. Oh wow, that is terrifying on so many levels: The guy that feed into the kid’s desires and is proud of the "progress" that was made, the parents that enables by turning a blind eye, and the child that added a new tool to their manipulation tactics.

[MiraJune]

Wow she just displayed exactly how abusers manipulate relationships. They hurt their partners then apologize to get the "make-up high" (or make-up sex, emotional coddling, etc) then they rinse and repeat the abusive behavior, only to apologize and swear to change to get the "rewards" again, and again.

They know what they're doing.

[lz]

This was extremely creepy. I agree that she's impressively manipulative. She was so quick to figure it out too. But that's exactly how they get thru in life. Figuring things out. Learning by watching others and testing boundaries. Its frightening but it's real. We live among psychopaths, some we see and others we don't.

[JeniJade]

When she said “…because I can.” I got CHILLS. Oh my god.

[WaryJester]

I don't get why parents (of minors) decide to take the blame for abuse just because their kids are young, instead of getting actual help for the kid like therapy or medication or both. Like, you're just gonna abandon your family and go to prison?

[batgirl.with.glasses]

As he was explaining the rules, they sounded really messed up to me. From what I understood he was saying if she did big things and apologized in a big way she would be given a big reward. So if she choked out her brother again, but apologized she would be rewarded. In a way isn’t this rewarding bad behavior? I might’ve misunderstood, but I don’t think I did.