A Sex Triangle Sex Game Goes Wrong

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The theory that it was a love triangle sex game thing gone too far? Yeah, they were like on Meredith Chin. They were sort of nicks of like blood. So it appears that there was some sort of either torture or sex game. That was the idea. But again, it was all came from this like religious prosecutors dirty mind. He started to end the Daily Mail when out then started, you know, really pushing buttons. And it's just seen, it's just someone and having them now met her a few times. She doesn't strike me as like a psychopath. I've met a bunch of psychopaths and she doesn't strikes me as one. The feeling is very

Shermer and Gold discuss: diversity, equity, and inclusion in the media • social justice movements and their motivations • bias in STEM fields • why people believe weird things • exorcisms • UFOs • faith healers • Derren Brown and how magic works on minds • hypnosis • sex and where to have an affair • Ashley Madison • female/male differences in sexual preferences and choices • non-offending pedophiles in Berlin • the curious case of Jimmy Seville: why didn’t anyone notice his pedophilia?

Andrew Gold is a British journalist whose podcast On the Edge with Andrew Gold investigates belief, cults and extreme ideologies. He speaks five languages, has lived in six countries and has made award-winning documentaries around the world for the BBC and HBO about fringe topics, from exorcism and UFOs to abortion and porn stars, and even more controversial terrain, such as his two years investigating pedophiles. On his podcast he has interviewed Richard Dawkins, Amanda Knox, John McWhorter, Gad Saad, Peter Boghossian, Robbie Williams and that Shermer guy…as well as several psychopaths, murderers, cult defectors and a guy who had to eat his friends after a plane crash. The reason he started his podcast is because the UK TV producers who work with the BBC kept insisting that he no longer be visible on-screen in his films because, he was told, they needed “a minority.”