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The Psychology of Parricide: The Menendez Brothers

Disclaimer: This is not a defense. This is not an excuse. This is an attempt to understand the psychological roots behind one of the most infamous cases of parricide in modern history. “We’ve heard the hysterics. But we haven't looked at the wiring.” In 1989, the Menendez brothers committed a crime that shocked the world. While the media focused on the "how", the mansions, the money, and the shotgun blasts, psychology demands we ask the "why." In this psychological autopsy, we strip away the tabloids to examine the Roots of the Ruined. We explore the family system of Jose and Kitty Menendez and the invisible mechanics of parricide. This isn’t just a story about a crime; it’s an investigation into: The Psychology of Parricide: Why is this act so rare, and what are the three categories it falls into? Chronic Entrapment: How do authoritarian family systems distort the developing mind? Trauma Wiring: The biological reality of hypervigilance, dissociation, and the "survival mode" brain. The Public Mirror: How the media’s invalidation of the brothers reflected the very trauma they experienced behind closed doors. Whether you see them as monsters or victims, one truth remains: understanding is not forgiveness, it is prevention. If we refuse to examine how fear and power distort the human mind, we guarantee the repetition of these tragedies. Welcome to Roots of the Ruined. Timestamps: 0:00 - The Hysterics & Intro 0:45 - What is Parricide? (The 3 Categories) 2:45 - The Authoritarian Family System 4:27 - The Impact of Trauma and Abuse 6:13 - Trial by Media: The Psychology of Invalidation 7:11 - Accountability vs. Understanding #MenendezBrothers #Psychology #Parricide