In a recent interview with Tony Brueski, clinical and forensic psychologist Joni Johnston delved into the verdict of convicted killer Alex Murdaugh. Johnston examined Murdaugh's psychology and whether he is capable of feeling remorse for his crimes. With years of experience in forensic psychology, Johnston provided insight into the mind of a murderer and what may have driven Murdaugh's actions. The interview explored the complexities of Murdaugh's mental state, seeking answers to whether he may have been driven by remorse or a lack thereof. Throughout the discussion, Johnston provided expert perspective on the criminal investigation and offered a unique look into the inner world of a killer.

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