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I am trying to get better. trying to get better. can a convicted pedophile get better? clinical psychologist jeff guardier is outfront. the question i had was, if you are a pedophile, can you ever not be a pedophile? you re always a pedophile. it is an impulse control disorder. what we do as treating specialists, to make sure you stay in recovery but you re always mindful that you have this impulse control disorder, that you have to be on top of all the time. so is it more like an addiction as opposed to a sexual orientation? much more like an addiction, absolutely. in another excerpt from the letter, sandusky writes, i have written and continue to write my account of what has happened. god s light has warmed me with many letters of support and motivation. my plan is to continue the battle until the last whistle blows. all right. so this sounds to me, you know, ....
Liberty mutual insurance responsibility. what s your policy? nearly seven months after a manhattan couple s two children were murdered, allegedly by their own nanny, that couple has some very, very good news. kevin and marina krim are expecting another baby. a baby boy. marina has told the police that she came home last fall to their upper west side apartment, and discovered her 6-year-old daughter lulu and her toddler son leo dead in the family bathtub. the nanny was standing nearby and in the process of stabbing herself. you can see photos of lulu and leo, the parents started a charity to honor their children. the nanny has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. want to bring in clinical and forensic psychologist jeff guardier. this is, by all accounts, seeing ....
i was very, very happy and relieved. did you give them a big hug? yep. in the cap is alicia kosakevic. 13 years old at the time. she was kidnapped by a 38-year-old man. she was sexually assaulted, held prisoner in his essentially home made dungeon 11 years ago. she s with us today. she runs the alicia project, an organization devoted to protect children from predators. here with us is a clinical and forensic psychologist jeff guardier. thanks for joining us. thank you. i have daughters. watching that, how was it for you to watch now? i know a lot of time has passed. i wonder about the impact to look at the clip. that was really hard to watch. i don t think i have actually ever seen that clip. to see my dad be so protective, so guarded. that s interesting to see. you looked to him when you were asked the question. he said it s okay to talk about. are you still how are you today? are you still haunted by this? ....
i certainly am. i have my good days and i have my bad days. there are a lot more good days though. i still have flashbacks and nightmares. we ll bring in jeff in a second. these women, everyone around the world has been following the story. you have a better idea than most of what they are probably going through now. it s unimaginable for everybody. what would you describe how they are feeling now? in the video you can see how clearly happy i am. i have a huge grin on my face. that s how i imagine the girls feel now. just so happy, so relieved and excited to have their life back and be back with their families. that s shadowing the pain a little bit. certainly they are going to have so much pain and they are going to likely suffer from ptsd, nightmares, flashbacks. that s really okay because they have been hurt. showing a moment of weakness does not mean that you are weak. ....
sometimes we call it the heroic period. this period now where there is a lot of attention. as you said, the smiles. as a lot of this becomes more of a reality, it might be more difficult. jeff yes. what would you say to them if they were here? how would you describe what their therapist, what they would be going through? to enjoy the happiness, that s real and it does counter a lot of the ptsd and depression. the anxiety, the anger and so on. but you re right. both of you. the reality does begin to set in that there is a different reality. there is a world that you have to transition back into and now that you are out of that horrific, traumatic situation, you are going to have the flashbacks and the intrusive thoughts and trying to avoid anything that reminds you of that situation. that s when the real hurt actually takes place. while you re in there, you are surviving. ....