"Some Hate Can't Be Negotiated": Decoding a Killer's Final Message

What drove the 22-year-old assassin to pull the trigger? The analysis continues as FBI veteran Robin Dreeke provides a chilling psychological profile of the lone wolf killer. The discussion centers on the shooter's final text message—"Some hate can't be negotiated out"—as a clear indicator of a mind that had completely abandoned reason for radical dogma. Robin Dreeke draws stunning and disturbing parallels between this young American and the recruitment tactics of terrorist organizations like ISIS. He explains that these groups prey on individuals who feel they have no purpose, offering them a twisted sense of meaning and identity that culminates in violence.



The Hidden Killers team examines the shooter’s unnervingly flippant and casual attitude in his text messages following the assassination. This emotional detachment is a key part of the psychological puzzle, differentiating him from calculated, broken-brained killers like Bryan Kohberger. This wasn't a mastermind; this was a young man so lost in an unreal online world that he couldn't grasp the real-world consequences of his actions. This segment is a terrifying look into the modern face of self-radicalization and explores why the "normal kid next door" profile is the most dangerous one of all.



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