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Are you constantly trying to understand the complex minds of others? Narcisist Psychology delves deep into the shadows of human behavior, unraveling the intricate web of dark psychology and manipulation.

This podcast is your essential guide to understanding personality disorders like narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism. We explore the tactics of manipulators, emotional abuse, and how to identify toxic relationships, offering clarity and empowering you with knowledge.

New episodes arrive daily, Monday through Sunday, at 9:00 AM, providing consistent insights into these often-misunderstood topics. Each episode offers practical tools and real-world examples to help you navigate complex interpersonal dynamics.

Narcisist Psychology is for anyone seeking to recognize covert narcissism, protect their mental health, and recover from narcissistic abuse. If you've ever felt controlled, confused, or gaslighted, this podcast will illuminate the path to understanding and healing.

Subscribe now and empower yourself with the knowledge to reclaim your peace.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators
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  • He Put Her Diagnosis on Paper - Then Quietly Rewrote Her Life
    Oct 19 2026
    He Put Her Diagnosis on Paper - Then Quietly Rewrote Her Life

    Fear of a loved one being quietly altered into someone else: a notebook labeled "clinical records," prescriptions filled under her name, and no professional evaluation in sixty-one years - how does a person’s life get rewritten from the inside? Who benefits when a trusted companion becomes the author of another's medical reality?

    In this episode, we present the sequence of events that unfolded from spring 2016 through late 2019, tracing relationships, forged prescriptions, and a composition notebook that catalogued a fabricated diagnosis. We follow the timeline from Pamela McCarthy’s grief group to the entries in the notebook and the prescriptions that were filled in her name - and ask how this deception remained undetected for so long.

    Person: Pamela McCarthy
    Person: Duane Rice
    Date: February 2018 (first notebook entry)
    Location: Trellis Court, Harnett Falls
    Event: Prescriptions for quetiapine filled at Walgreens on Burnham Street

    - Pamela McCarthy was sixty-one years old and had never been evaluated by a mental-health professional in her life.
    - Duane Rice moved into Pamela’s home one month before the first notebook entry dated February 2018.
    - The composition notebook contained eleven pages of clinical-style notes diagnosing "late-onset bipolar disorder with psychotic features."
    - A prescription for quetiapine was filled in March 2018 at the Walgreens on Burnham Street and billed to Pamela’s insurance.
    - Detective Lou Ferraro found that Dr. Anton Vickers did not recognize Pamela as a patient and that the prescription signature did not match the doctor’s.

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    21 min
  • He Replaced Her Life Frame by Frame - The Box in the Willows
    Oct 18 2026
    He Replaced Her Life Frame by Frame - The Box in the Willows

    The beagle Biscuit pulled his owner thirty feet off a trail to a cardboard box wedged beneath willows containing 214 photographs - none of them of the woman who lived in the house where they had hung on the walls. Someone had spent seven months replacing framed photos in a home so precisely that the homeowner, Debra Young, almost believed her own mind was slipping; how do 214 prints become the physical record of an erasure?

    In this episode, you will hear the sequence of events from the day the box was found through the investigation and what made Debra vulnerable to months of manipulation. The episode traces the routines, the forged identity, and the single thread that resisted erasure: a cat named Gerald - how did that cat become the proof that held?

    Person: Debra Young
    Date: November 9, 2019
    Location: Prentiss Court, Linfield neighborhood, Portell, Ohio
    Case: 214 photographs recovered from a cardboard box
    Perpetrator alias: Warren Rice

    - Biscuit the beagle pulled his owner thirty feet off a trail to a box under willows on November 9, 2019.
    - The cardboard box contained exactly 214 photographs catalogued as evidence and stored in a county facility.
    - Debra Young turned 26 in September 2019 and lived on Prentiss Court with her son Mateo, about two years old.
    - Gerald, an orange tabby aged 14 with chronic kidney disease, was fed at 6:00 PM daily and his portions were measured by gram on a postal scale.
    - Warren Rice began working in Debra’s home in early April 2019 at $14 per hour, was given a key in May, and used a name belonging to a child who died in 1985.

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    23 min
  • The Portfolio in the River: How a Con Man Buried a Widow
    Oct 17 2026
    The Portfolio in the River: How a Con Man Buried a Widow

    A leather portfolio, bone-dry and sealed with a brass zipper, turned up tangled in foam on a trotline in the Aldren River - in a place with no bridge and no boat ramp within half a mile. Inside it were items that unraveled six years of a carefully built story and resurrected the name of a woman who had been silent for forty-three days: Lisa Johnson. How did a routine financial relationship lead to a missing widow and a portfolio in a river?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline and people tied to Lisa Johnson's disappearance, from the day her husband died through the estate settlement and her contact with a local investment adviser. We trace patterns that echoed an earlier victim and ask whether the same methods were used to move money and silence a life.

    Person: Lisa Johnson
    Date: October 9, 2019
    Location: Aldren River
    Person: Roger Nelson
    Event: Eight wire transfers over fourteen months

    - The portfolio was found at 5:15 a.m, on October 9, 2019.
    - Lisa Johnson was fifty-one years old and lived on Fenwick Road.
    - Dennis Johnson died in the fall of 2015 and the estate settled in spring 2018 after about two and a half years.
    - Roger Nelson was fifty-four and operated as Aldren Wealth Strategies LLC from Commerce Boulevard in Millhaven.
    - Nelson had previously moved approximately $260,000 from Patricia Dunmore's accounts in fall 2013.

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    20 min
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