Sheila hated her father. He had six children and he would do unspeakable things to his children whenever he felt like it.

Whenever he had a bad day, whenever he was bored. He liked power and exerting control over the children.

And the way that he figured out how to do this was by terrorizing them.

But after Sheila's father would terrify her or her siblings,

he would smile in her face and he would be dad all over again. So Sheila actually didn't even

realize that she hated her father. She thought that she loved him. She thought that this was love.

This torment that she was experiencing was just ping pong back and

forth between, well, dad's home, dad's being nice today, and then it would turn whenever he felt like it.

Sheila had no idea when it would come, and Sheila had no control over it. So when she became an adult,

she would seek out men that were nothing like her father.

These men generally kept to themselves. They were very quiet. They were kind. And they did what

Sheila said. That's what she likes. But because she was stuck in this dynamic and she chose men that

were nothing like him him she became just like

her father welcome back to another week another sinister it's me your favorite hot topic

employee Bose maybe when i dye my hair i'll stop saying that but for now whatever this week's case you another week, another sinister. It's me, your favorite hot topic employee, Bose. Maybe when I

dye my hair, I'll stop saying that, but for now, whatever. This week's case is pretty interesting,

and I'm going to do things a little bit differently. I'm really going to go in-depth with Sheila's

childhood, and I'm going to go in-depth with her relationships. And for once, I trust that you have

been watching Sinister long enough that you are going to know when to take off your empathy cap

and when to keep it on. Now, I say that I'm going to avoid telling you when to put your empathy cap on

and off, but you know me. I'll do my best. Okay, I'll do my best. There's going to avoid telling you when to put your empathy cap on and off. But you know me.

I'll do my best. Okay. I'll do my best. There's going to be times where you're going to see it in my

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