Attitudes
Psychological analysis of Peter Sutcliffe
Psychological analysis of Beverley Allitt
Today’s episode is taking a look at Beverley Allitt who murdered four children, attempted to murder three other children, and causing grievous bodily harm to a further six.
Listener discretion is advised as this is a horrific crime carried out by someone the families trusted to take care of their children. There are descriptions of abuse, miss treatment and murder involving young children and older adults.
Beverley Allitt is an English serial killer born in 1968. She murdered four children, attempted to murder three other children, and causing grievous bodily harm to a further six. These attacks were carried out over a period of 59 days on a children’s ward where she worked as a nurse. She was in a position of trust and the parents trusted her to take care of their children. She offered condolences to the parents and even became a godmother to another child of one of the parents.
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Psychological analysis of Ashley Humphrey
This case examines the murder of Sandra Rozzo in 2003. She was shot 8 times at point blank range by Ashley Humphrey. Humphrey had never been in trouble with the law before this point and claimed that she was made to kill her by her Husband, Timothy Humphrey who was known as Tracey to his friends. She was 20 years old at the time of the shooting and claimed he was abusive and controlling. Timothy was 16 years older than her when they married. Rozzo, Timothy Humphrey’s ex-girlfriend, was due to appear in court to testify against him on battery and sexual assault charges in Florida in 2003. However, she was murdered before she could testify. Although Ashley was the person who shot Sandra, she took a plea deal for a lesser sentence as long as she testified against her husband. Ashley Humphrey was sentenced to 25, while Timothy Humphrey is serving life.
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