Mrs. Wayne

i do not condone, support or plan on recreating any of the actions done by the perpetrators that i post about. my interest in crimology and psychology is a genuine one, if you condone please block me

hi!!! my name is michael / eliza (ask me which i prefer atm) she/him , mdd+gad+im fucking stupid and need tone tags , I'm new to the t(( but have been conducting research on the subject since I was very young. My current favorite perps are Colt G and Jodi A, I'm currently researching Colt G and DK + EH.

I'm a very mentally ill girl, I don't need to be told again what I already know.

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I'm sure I'm not the first person to question this but there are a lot of signs in his text messages shared in court that signal he might have had undiagnosed schizoaffective disorder.

He mentions that a family member had schizophrenia, while its not big enough evidence on its on it does make his chances of the disorder higher.

He also mentions going through what he calls 'mania' to his grandmother multiple times, which she responds to without questioning but instead by saying he should get stronger medication. In the same message he claims its a "suprise package that comes with schizophrenia"

On the rare occasion that he did go to school he would tell his Grandmother the teachers talked bad about him and it would cause him to have panic attacks, this can be explained by schizoaffective delusions.

He had frequent panic attacks like those at home too, which is why his grandmother wanted him to have mental help which was failed to be delivered to him. This could have delayed a diagnoses

He has a sourt of episode/outburst after the Zoloft his mother was giving him isnt present when he was supposed to take it, when things of structure (such as taking medication at certain times) are taken away it can cause outburts of anger in schizoaffective disorder. These outburts of anger where very common with Colt, they are also symptoms of schizoaffective disorder.

Anyways this is just a theory I'm not a medical professional, just thought this might be worth sharing