The Dark Minds of Atrocity

This chapter explores the harrowing history of Emil Gelney, a Nazi psychiatrist infamous for his inhumane extermination methods targeting disabled individuals. It examines the psychological ramifications of such scientific justifications for murder and connects these historical horrors to the case of Josef Fritzl, probing into the psyche of notorious criminals and their distorted rationalizations. The discussion reflects on the intersections of trauma, denial, and moral decay, offering a chilling insight into the darkest corners of human behavior.