Convicted, in court, and especially in public opinion
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A twisted soul with sunken eyes that wide stare the world, she looks harmless, in fact she looks scared. Kayla Bourque, 23, is being cited overseas in the UK, for example, as "Canada`s cutest Psychopath." She is 5 ft 4, 130 lbs with dark brown eyes and black hair. She was once an innocent but was left by mankind to starve. She was shut out and left alone to weak to cry. Is it any wonder she is now a psychopath?
British Columbia corrections facility issued a public warning in December 2012 when Kayla finished a jail sentence and was released. Kayla plans to make her home in Vancouver. The Ministry of Justice said of her "She has offended violently against both people and animals and is considered high risk to re-offend." Kayla Bourque was brought up from the age of 8 months in Prince George. Her adoptive mother said she is "articulate and intelligent" but has a "preoccupation with causing harm to others." She is not welcome back into the family home. "Im scared that is she doesn't get enough help,the right help, it will escalate," her adoptive mother told CBC News. Her adoptive father does not see her as a threat to his own safety, but has concerns about the safety of other members in the family.
In March 2012 Kayla was arrested after a friend reported a conversation where Kayla had told her she had disemboweled a cat then dismembered its body. She also had said she had fantasies about killing a homeless person or perhaps somebody living in residence at Simon Fraser University, where she was a criminology student.
On investigation officers found in her home a seven inch knife, hypodermic needles and a mask. But the discoveries didn't stop there, they also found a written "confession" where she narrates herself torturing and then hanging the family pet, a dog. The most disturbing find must have been a video she made where she takes enjoyment from killing a cat. It is a callous, cruel and sickening act but imagine feeling nothing and not being impacted by this crime. Imagine for a second how it would feel to feel only shallow and deafened emotions to never experience true happiness or love.
It has been proven by many researchers psychopaths have damaged brains. Psychopaths have been found to have a disproportionate hippocampus, the right side being significantly larger than the left. The corpus callosum also often appears bigger than that of a healthy human being. The way that a psychopath's brain transfers information, the speed that information is processed, is generally believed to be the reason why psychopaths fail to feel normal emotions and genuine remorse.
Kayla served six months in jail before her trial, Judge Malcolm Maclean added two months to her sentence when she she confessed to the charges amounting to an eight month sentence. The public are being requested to report Kayla if they suspect her of breaking any of her terms of release. The terms include a curfew which mean she cannot leave her home between 6am-6pm, a ban on accessing social network sites (she may only use the computer to look for a job). She cannot entertain visitors without first making them fully aware of her charges. She cannot enter into a relationship without a fully written confession of her crimes. In total there are 46 terms to her release which will make it difficult for the public to bump into her at all.
Psychopaths are often subject to the nature nurture debate. The real question being are psychopaths born or made? Studies into adoption have found that children can inherit psychopathic traits from their parents, however studies also exist that show a lack of secure attachment in early years can also have a devastating effect.
Kayla Bourque is the result of Communist tyranny and she is the victim of an institution. For almost 25 years dictator Nicolae Ceauceseu ruled over Romania with an iron fist. In an attempt to increase the population he banned contraception and abortion. In 1989 he was finally thrown from power but not before his disastrous policies left the country in economic ruination. Poverty stricken families were forced to surrender the children they could no longer feed. They surrendered them to decrepit state institutions and run down hospitals creating a whole generation of abandoned and neglected children. Kayla spent her first eight valuable months in such a place before being adopted by a loving Canadian family.
Dr. Elinor Ames researched and compiled a report "The Development of Romanian Orphanage Children Adopted to Canada." During her study she found that 72 percent of adoptive parents she researched believed their child's emotional, behavioral and social problems to be the most worrying issue. In her report she recommended that "All adoptions of orphanage children should be considered by parents and adoption officials to be special-needs adoptions."
The importance of attachment to a parent or caregiver in the first years of life cannot be underestimated. It might not look like much but when a parent looks into a baby`s eyes they are connected.The baby learns about the world around them at this point the brain is making connections of almost 1000 synapses a second. This attachment is in my opinion the most powerful force in the world. The matter of whether we should fear Kayla may be debatable, however the public should be made aware of the basis for her affliction.
British Columbia corrections facility issued a public warning in December 2012 when Kayla finished a jail sentence and was released. Kayla plans to make her home in Vancouver. The Ministry of Justice said of her "She has offended violently against both people and animals and is considered high risk to re-offend." Kayla Bourque was brought up from the age of 8 months in Prince George. Her adoptive mother said she is "articulate and intelligent" but has a "preoccupation with causing harm to others." She is not welcome back into the family home. "Im scared that is she doesn't get enough help,the right help, it will escalate," her adoptive mother told CBC News. Her adoptive father does not see her as a threat to his own safety, but has concerns about the safety of other members in the family.
In March 2012 Kayla was arrested after a friend reported a conversation where Kayla had told her she had disemboweled a cat then dismembered its body. She also had said she had fantasies about killing a homeless person or perhaps somebody living in residence at Simon Fraser University, where she was a criminology student.
On investigation officers found in her home a seven inch knife, hypodermic needles and a mask. But the discoveries didn't stop there, they also found a written "confession" where she narrates herself torturing and then hanging the family pet, a dog. The most disturbing find must have been a video she made where she takes enjoyment from killing a cat. It is a callous, cruel and sickening act but imagine feeling nothing and not being impacted by this crime. Imagine for a second how it would feel to feel only shallow and deafened emotions to never experience true happiness or love.
It has been proven by many researchers psychopaths have damaged brains. Psychopaths have been found to have a disproportionate hippocampus, the right side being significantly larger than the left. The corpus callosum also often appears bigger than that of a healthy human being. The way that a psychopath's brain transfers information, the speed that information is processed, is generally believed to be the reason why psychopaths fail to feel normal emotions and genuine remorse.
Kayla served six months in jail before her trial, Judge Malcolm Maclean added two months to her sentence when she she confessed to the charges amounting to an eight month sentence. The public are being requested to report Kayla if they suspect her of breaking any of her terms of release. The terms include a curfew which mean she cannot leave her home between 6am-6pm, a ban on accessing social network sites (she may only use the computer to look for a job). She cannot entertain visitors without first making them fully aware of her charges. She cannot enter into a relationship without a fully written confession of her crimes. In total there are 46 terms to her release which will make it difficult for the public to bump into her at all.
Psychopaths are often subject to the nature nurture debate. The real question being are psychopaths born or made? Studies into adoption have found that children can inherit psychopathic traits from their parents, however studies also exist that show a lack of secure attachment in early years can also have a devastating effect.
Kayla Bourque is the result of Communist tyranny and she is the victim of an institution. For almost 25 years dictator Nicolae Ceauceseu ruled over Romania with an iron fist. In an attempt to increase the population he banned contraception and abortion. In 1989 he was finally thrown from power but not before his disastrous policies left the country in economic ruination. Poverty stricken families were forced to surrender the children they could no longer feed. They surrendered them to decrepit state institutions and run down hospitals creating a whole generation of abandoned and neglected children. Kayla spent her first eight valuable months in such a place before being adopted by a loving Canadian family.
Dr. Elinor Ames researched and compiled a report "The Development of Romanian Orphanage Children Adopted to Canada." During her study she found that 72 percent of adoptive parents she researched believed their child's emotional, behavioral and social problems to be the most worrying issue. In her report she recommended that "All adoptions of orphanage children should be considered by parents and adoption officials to be special-needs adoptions."
The importance of attachment to a parent or caregiver in the first years of life cannot be underestimated. It might not look like much but when a parent looks into a baby`s eyes they are connected.The baby learns about the world around them at this point the brain is making connections of almost 1000 synapses a second. This attachment is in my opinion the most powerful force in the world. The matter of whether we should fear Kayla may be debatable, however the public should be made aware of the basis for her affliction.
Animal killer Kayla Bourque back behind bars for alleged breach of conditions | CBC News https://t.co/bLlVeSUd1n— McColl Magazine_Malcolm (@McCollMagazine) February 25, 2019
