Unmasking the Mask: 69 Shocking Signs Psychopaths Use to Hide in Plain Sight
One night, everything was winding down and it was almost time for bed. D wasn’t listening or participating or something. I don’t even remember the exact event, only that something happened and next thing I know D is coming at me and he’s not holding back. He wants to k**l me.
Another therapist, a large, wonderful, patient man, pulled him back and put him into what we call a hold. It doesn’t hurt but it does pin you down. I used that time to go into the office and call for backup. There were no windows in the office but i could hear D outside the door screaming for me to come out so he could “r**e me with a stapler like I deserved” and other very specific threats.
But even still I thought maybe he could be rehabilitated. Then, the next day, the large man who had protected me wasn’t at work. I asked about him. He was on probation because D claimed he hurt his arm while restraining him. There were cameras everywhere and we watched the video but when it’s a fight with several people gather around like that it can be hard to tell details. Eventually the therapist resigned because getting fired for “a**se” is a quick way to end your career. It wasn’t until that day that I realized the whole thing was calculated. D acted out enough that our cabin wasn’t able to go to the dining hall and had to have sack lunches for dinner. He knew this would create aggravation. Then he used the already tumultuous atmosphere to act out and get the other boys more riled. He knew if he came for me, someone would step in. He knew that it would probably not follow exact standards for a hold or at the very least the video would be inconclusive. He knew the therapist would quit or be fired. There was no point. The male therapist wasn’t overly hard on D, he just happened to be the one on duty when D decided to ruin someone’s life.
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