Dangerous for society. A judicial psychiatrist about diseases that provoke criminal behavior. Kave B.

" - When did you cut off the penis? - I asked.

An unusual conversation at the game of checkers, right? Even for a medical student. We talked for about an hour and seemed to get along well enough, perhaps because Graham won the party. He was a patient of the department of the general psychiatry of the Hospital of St. Judah. I often stayed to see what the department is after the doctors leave home. "

" - I wanted to hit her with a knife in the stomach, "she told me. - I got that she tried to kill me.

I looked at her with some surprise. She did not look dangerous.

- I thought that she deliberately spoiled the gas column and tried to poison me with carbon monoxide while I was sleeping. I heard in the news that several children died due to a faulty boiler. There was no connection, but I was sure that it was it. ” It’s bad to use the left for the police to be left as evidence. ”

the author of this book is Ben Cave, the leading judicial psychiatrist of Great Britain. For more than 30 years, he has been working in prisons and psychiatric hospitals of a closed type, providing assistance to men and women with problems such as nonsense, schizophrenia, drug addiction, personality disorder and severe depression.

Cave claims that in this He puts the book under a microscope of himself and his patients. He talks about his “psychological scars”, which inevitably remain when working in this area.