Psychopathy

In true psychopathy, like James Fallon, always been talked about more as a neurobiological process. Is it accurate to say that somebody with that genetic neurobiological underpinning who has severe childhood trauma is the killer? It can happen without that. We can actually look on a scan and see differences in the amygdala of a psychopathic. There's a gyrus if you think of the limbic system. The singular is sort of the emotional thing. And there was no crime, no crime in that group and baseline crime, the normal, what you would expect. How come this isn't promoted more? This is why I wanted to do this podcast because the ivory tower hangs on to