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How are you doing?

Yeah, not too bad. Thank you, Mr. Knight. How you doing? Yeah not too bad. Thank you Mr Knight. How you doing? It's been a

wonderful. Thank you. It's nice to see you. It's been a third or fourth time maybe we've spoke now.

Yeah, yeah last time is quite a few months ago, wasn't it? Yeah, yes, we should do this, but you don't write, you don't call.

I'm ghosting you.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, so obviously, you know, dedicated views of of the show be well familiar with your

work and your output and your eloquent understanding of all things psychology maybe you could just

let people know what it is you do for the people who are not

familiar with your work.

Sure, yeah, so I am a forensic psychiatrist, so I also work as an expert witness, which means I assess

and rehabilitate people who have severe mental illnesses who've committed quite serious crimes.

So when this whole case, Calicani, the Nottingham stabbing, occurred, this is very much, you know, very much down my street. I've given evidence in these kinds of cases and I've got so much to say about it. So I just thought I had to reach out to you guys and to Sean.

This is great. Yeah, I'm so glad that you're here to talk about this because I mean we've spoke about this before.

There's obviously a lot of stigma around about, you know, mental health or kind of big misunderstanding about schizophrenia in general.

Now a lot of people have been looking at this case now and seeing just

seeing the words mental illness or you know the fact that he had serious issues

and saying well obviously this is this is what this is where it leads it's violence this is where mental health

issues always leaves certainly schizophrenia what what can you say about that because

obviously there is an undeniable link between mental health issues and violence but

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