When you go to a place where there are three corpses... Believe me, the average viewer cannot imagine how difficult it is to make a careful inspection. Here we are talking about one space and the viewers claim that everyone who wants to see and make a scene should have been allowed in immediately, this was stated in "The Day Begins" by the former deputy director of the Institute of Psychology at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and criminal psychologist Rosen Yordanov.
In his words, "a man with severe narcissistic problems led his entourage, influencing them through various practices, to a lethal end". These are the facts, he stated.
"That's why I didn't give interviews for a whole week, because I knew something would happen and it did. You see, the moment the death of the second group of three people was established, a press conference was given shortly after. And I want to congratulate everyone involved here, because a press conference was given, in which all the parties involved participated and information was given".
According to him, the truth is that the minister and the chief secretary will "receive a summary that they have to retell".
"Even when the facts are presented down to the last detail, you can't stop people's fantasies from fantasizing. Distrust in institutions in recent years has been permanently fueled by all sides. I don't expect the Ministry of Interior to have any rating, the important thing is that they do their job".
Witness accounts can be trusted if they are given in the proper order, said Rosen Yordanov.
"I understand that everyone has their own motive in life. What the mother said... What that person said. Now these are post-factum things. The truth is very simple - a group of elderly people whose children, for one reason or another, irresponsibly delegated the care of their children to people who at that moment were considered particularly intelligent and spiritual, but their judgment turned out to be wrong, because these people led everyone to a fatal outcome".
Some people who cause their own death - whose victims are they, asked Rosen Yordanov. He added that "he doesn't think Buddhism should lead a person to a lethal end, much less to take his own life".
"This is a narcissistic interpretation of a person who has decided, absolutely arrogantly, that this is how he controls cosmic forces and can influence others".
According to him, the case will remain hazy because "we can no longer hear from all those involved, only interpretations".
Source: bntnews.bg