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I now conclude my four part series on Rob Terry's remarkable interview with the Sunday Telegraph with the most shocking part, his denial of all wrongdoing, off all known facts. Whatever his actual mental state, Terry sounds like a psychopath.
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turbograndad
He better have some thing sharp when he goes into the shower in the Scrubs, just like his mate Norman Bates.
You could even do a caption contest.
wildrides
Career fraudsters usually are psychopaths . Thats what allows them to charge little old ladies £25,000 for cleaning out the gutters and replacing one slate . Including marching them to the cash point or bank for payment . They have no conscience , humility or normal feelings of guilt .
DeepPurple
This sort of rationalisation and self denial is quite common Tom.
Andrew Fastow the CFO of Enron, for many many years after, didn’t regard what he did as wrong.
And in fact he now lectures on Ethics I believe.
handybrownone
I recommend the Book “Psycopath Test” by Jon Ronson. The same guy that wrote the Men that Stare at Goats book that was made into a very funny film. It is his personal journey looking for and finding Psychopaths. He finds one in business. “Chainsaw Al” – he almost single handed destroyed Sunbeam Appliances a Major US company – toaster, kettles. in the 1990s. He goes too meet him in his home and interviews him. Fascinating…As a society we have to spot these people and prevent them reaching the top – Fred the Shred etc etc. Problem is they are ruthless and people tend to look at them and think that they are “great” leaders. They will never ever admit they are wrong.
Phil
My money is on Terry protesting he is an innocent party in all the frauds and corruptions of Quindell, and that it was all actions of corrupt board memebrs led by the serial fraudster and criminal Larry Morse,
I think shareholders need to go back and rewatch the interview between Tom Winnifrith and Sam Anater. Sam clearly and freely admits he enjoyed commiting fraud, I think Terry is the same, he enjoys this and he will have enjoyed his interview time with that complete dickhead from the Telegraph
turbograndad
Wilds old bean, your comment sounds like the Tory government, esp DD Dave the the spiv meister shyster that is Dave Scameron, plus lying bastard for good measure.