My name is Carla Brett. I'm a professor of Criminal Psychology at Carleton University in the great city of Ottawa, Ontario. A six-foot-one, blonde-haired and green-eyed Irishwoman. Curvy and voluptuous, sensual the way only a Celtic goddess can be. And I'm a sharp mind too. You'll soon discover why. A lot of people find my view of the world to be strange, even sinister. Personally I don't. The world is a mean place.
Many men and women out there were born with no conscience whatsoever. It's not a negative environment or difficult family situation that makes them that way. They are what they are because that's the way nature made them. Folks like that are in every race, culture or group you can think of. I've never been fond of the breed. And lately, many of them have made their way to my native Ottawa. That's really not cool. It means I'm going to have to watch my back more than usual.
Take Ramona for example. A short, dark-skinned and short-haired Black woman originally from of the many island nations of the Caribbean. She's been in the city of Ottawa for most of her life. Part of the great new wave of immigrants. I've got nothing against hard-working immigrants per se. Please understand that. When I lived in Toronto, I shared the great city with hundreds of thousands of people from Africa, Asia, South America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. If an immigrant comes to my city and they're trying to gain better lives for themselves through education and hard work, more power to them.
What I absolutely can't stand are the free loaders. We've got tens of thousands of them in the city of Ottawa. I don't care if they're from Europe, Asia, Africa or anywhere else. They're not welcome in my city. Ramona is one of the free loaders. Canada is a country where education is so accessible it's not even funny. World-class universities like the University of Ottawa and Carleton University are extremely affordable. Yet Ramona, a Black chick who grew up in Canada, would rather be a parasite in our society than to make something of herself.
I offered Ramona a job as my housekeeper, hoping that maybe there might be a spark of decency inside her after all. Unfortunately, I discovered that I was wrong. Ramona was lazy, unreliable, and her behavior could be downright disturbing sometimes. I regretted bringing her into my household the moment I realized that she was a sociopath. A lot of people think sociopaths are all evil geniuses who are supremely ambitious and out to take over the world. Some of them are like that. You'll run into many sociopaths in the White House in America, the House of Commons in Great Britain, and among cabinet members of the Republic of South Africa.
Many sociopaths are drawn to the halls of power around the world. Some of them, however, are completely lazy and simply use other people to get what they want. They lack ambition, and simply utilize their talents for manipulation and deception to barely stay above water, so to speak. They don't work. They sleep around with multiple partners. They have multiple offspring that they don't care for. And they're not inclined to see anything wrong with their lifestyle or their outlook on the world.
Ramona definitely fit into this latest profile of the sociopath. I decided to teach the little Black witch a lesson. Now, I know that sociopaths cannot feel remorse. Their inability to empathize with others is what makes them sociopaths to begin with. It's one of their defining characteristics. However, sociopaths can feel pain. Not emotional pain. The mind of a human being who happens to be a sociopath is no different, functionally, than that of a snake. Have you ever heard of a depressed snake? Of course not. They're remorseless predators. I sought to teach Ramona a lesson. Of course, I knew that I had to thread carefully. Sociopaths are very dangerous when exposed, confronted or backed into a corner. Most of the time, they prey upon people who have no idea what they are. I happen to know what Ramona is. You see, I've done my homework.
