Stockholm Syndrome: The Lie That Stuck

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They were tied up, threatened, and trapped in a vault for six days. So why did they defend their captors?This episode unravels the true story behind Stockholm Syndrome—and the uncomfortable truth that’s been buried for decades. What if the hostages weren’t confused… but calculated? And what if the real danger wasn’t inside the vault—but outside it?You think you know this story. Think again.*Trigger Warning:This episode discusses themes of violence and a brief mention of Sexual assault that may be distressing to some listeners. Please take care while listening.Email us: [email protected] us on Instagram and Facebook: psychunhingedpodcastThis is a Scooty Bug Media Production

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They were tied up, threatened, and trapped in a vault for six days. So why did they defend their captors?This episode unravels the true story behind Stockholm Syndrome—and the uncomfortable truth that’s been buried for decades. What if the hostages...

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