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Sociopaths Do Not Change
100-year-old molester still considered a threat
Sociopaths do not change. As living proof, consider the case of Theodore Sypnier.
Sypnier is a convicted child molester. He is 100 years old. He is about to be paroled, and the city of Buffalo, New York, is on edge. According to an article by the Associated Press:
“Whether he’s 100 or 101 or 105, the same person that was committing these crimes 10, 25, 30 years ago still exists today and has an unrepentant heart,” said the Rev. Terry King, director of Grace House, which has twice taken Sypnier in from prison. “He is someone that we as parents, as members of the community, any community, really need to fear.”
The incident that landed him in jail took place in 1999, when Sypnier was 90 years old. He was babysitting two girls—portraying himself as a friendly grandpa—and he molested them. The girls were ages four and seven at the time.
Even though he pleaded guilty—twice—Sypnier claims his case was a miscarriage of justice. “Those children crawled into bed with me because they were frightened, but there was never any sexual hanky-panky,” he told the Buffalo News.
Yeah, right.
This wasn’t Sypnier’s first arrest. In 1987, he was given three years’ probation for sex abuse—he was 78 years old then. In 1994, at the age of 85, he spent a year in prison for sexually abusing a minor. Who knows what he got away with during his life—his daughter came forward and said he abused her as she was growing up.
The former Erie County District Attorney, Frank J. Clark, said that as long as Sypnier “can walk and talk, he remains a threat.”
Here is more information about the case:
Oldest sex offender about to be freed here, in the Buffalo News.
100-year-old N.Y. child molester to be freed, on Msnbc.com.
For more eye-popping stories, take a look at the Parents for Megan’s Law website page on Senior Sex Offenders.
Sociopaths do not change
Some researchers and mental health professionals have said that sociopaths may “improve” with age. Do not take this as a reason to hope. A more accurate description may be that senior sociopaths no longer have the energy to pull off the stunts that they did in their youth, or they may not have the stamina to be violent. But they do not change.
I’ve received several e-mails from Lovefraud readers describing sociopathic women, now well beyond “a certain age,” who are as mean and manipulative as ever. Several sociopathic women plotted to pit their children against each other. One woman is swindling friends to obtain a free place to live. Another, after her husband’s death, played the sweet, bereaved widow so she could quickly move on to the next meal ticket.
A few months ago, I heard that my ex-husband, who is now 68, is still trying to find sugar mommas on the Internet. He talks a good game, and writes convincing e-mails. But when it comes time to close the deal, to try to convince a woman that they really were meant for each other, and they’ve been waiting all their lives for each other, all he can do is fall asleep on the couch.
It seems that the only way these people will stop is if they suffer a debilitating stroke. As long as a sociopath can talk or communicate in any way, he or she will continue to manipulate.
Sociopaths do not change. As living proof, consider the case of Theodore Sypnier.
Sypnier is a convicted child molester. He is 100 years old. He is about to be paroled, and the city of Buffalo, New York, is on edge. According to an article by the Associated Press:
“Whether he’s 100 or 101 or 105, the same person that was committing these crimes 10, 25, 30 years ago still exists today and has an unrepentant heart,” said the Rev. Terry King, director of Grace House, which has twice taken Sypnier in from prison. “He is someone that we as parents, as members of the community, any community, really need to fear.”
The incident that landed him in jail took place in 1999, when Sypnier was 90 years old. He was babysitting two girls—portraying himself as a friendly grandpa—and he molested them. The girls were ages four and seven at the time.
Even though he pleaded guilty—twice—Sypnier claims his case was a miscarriage of justice. “Those children crawled into bed with me because they were frightened, but there was never any sexual hanky-panky,” he told the Buffalo News.
Yeah, right.
This wasn’t Sypnier’s first arrest. In 1987, he was given three years’ probation for sex abuse—he was 78 years old then. In 1994, at the age of 85, he spent a year in prison for sexually abusing a minor. Who knows what he got away with during his life—his daughter came forward and said he abused her as she was growing up.
The former Erie County District Attorney, Frank J. Clark, said that as long as Sypnier “can walk and talk, he remains a threat.”
Here is more information about the case:
Oldest sex offender about to be freed here, in the Buffalo News.
100-year-old N.Y. child molester to be freed, on Msnbc.com.
For more eye-popping stories, take a look at the Parents for Megan’s Law website page on Senior Sex Offenders.
Sociopaths do not change
Some researchers and mental health professionals have said that sociopaths may “improve” with age. Do not take this as a reason to hope. A more accurate description may be that senior sociopaths no longer have the energy to pull off the stunts that they did in their youth, or they may not have the stamina to be violent. But they do not change.
I’ve received several e-mails from Lovefraud readers describing sociopathic women, now well beyond “a certain age,” who are as mean and manipulative as ever. Several sociopathic women plotted to pit their children against each other. One woman is swindling friends to obtain a free place to live. Another, after her husband’s death, played the sweet, bereaved widow so she could quickly move on to the next meal ticket.
A few months ago, I heard that my ex-husband, who is now 68, is still trying to find sugar mommas on the Internet. He talks a good game, and writes convincing e-mails. But when it comes time to close the deal, to try to convince a woman that they really were meant for each other, and they’ve been waiting all their lives for each other, all he can do is fall asleep on the couch.
It seems that the only way these people will stop is if they suffer a debilitating stroke. As long as a sociopath can talk or communicate in any way, he or she will continue to manipulate.
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Permalink Reply by Maureen Reintjes-Peace4 Admin on -
Good article!
"Some researchers and mental health professionals have said that sociopaths may “improve” with age."
Uhm, maybe they would like to test that theory out on their own children or their own loved ones before they release them to society????? "...may improve..." WHY TAKE A CHANCE? Afterall, they MIGHT NOT improve too. -
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Permalink Reply by AWorkInProgress on
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I agree with you that they don't have the energy any longer and that is probably why their behaviors may change.
I am recovering from a serial abuser/sociopath/psychopath. People like that just move on to the next victim and don't care what havoc their behaviors have caused in the previous victim's life.
I don't blame that community for not wanting that man free to hurt more kids. -
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Permalink Reply by Sheila Joyce Gibbs on -
Frightening... very very frightening - any/all info like this !
And whats the solution ?
(I won't tell you what I'd like to do to them !)
Blessings to you all...
blessings ! -
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Permalink Reply by Gwen Johnson on
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Sara these are the injustices that we speak of. I am so upset and I dont know how our people who make these laws can see that it is okay to free people who will re-offend, murder again, rape again, molest again, torture again, assault again. I know it takes a village to raise our children, what does it take to protect our people? I am dumbfounded.
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Permalink Reply by Christy Hotchkiss on -
Ah Yes The truth comes to light ..in the minds and eyes and souls of a few BUT more need to be educated! Sociopathic personalities do not usually just occur they usually have had some seriious time developing and nuturing their many times narcisstic personalities also that root cause sydrome keeps coming up ...and so called effective cures for theses types those with no conscience no thought for anyone else anyone elses needs or well being but their own those that are sooooo good and smooth at tricking and manipulating others for their own desires and needs they hurt others iin so many ways the soul, the heart the sprirt and yet we continue to create and foster them hoow and why .....i have been hurt by just those kind of individuals and it sure seems like I was skillfully used, set up and manipulated for quite a while until a kid got out of college and played the same sociopathatic behavior on his father and then they both united to play it against me! SO I understand more than you realize!
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