Ankara’nın Hannibal’ı Özgür Dengiz | #Psikopati #14

The Cannibal of Ankara: Özgür Dengiz | Psychopathy & Criminology Analysis In this episode, Clinical Psychologist Melikşah Çakın delivers a profound psychological and criminological analysis of one of Turkey’s most shocking and darkest crime files: Özgür Dengiz, notoriously known to the public as "The Cannibal of Ankara." Two murders, one attempted murder, human remains hidden inside a refrigerator, and the perpetrator's bone-chilling, cold-blooded response in court: "I have nothing to say." But when does a human being cross the line into murder for the very first time? Does the prison system truly rehabilitate criminal behavior, or does it make a killer even more dangerous? What kind of mindset and level of psychopathy does it take to harvest parts from a victim’s body, consume human flesh, and then go about daily life as if nothing happened? In this episode, we dive deep into the darkest corners of the case—from Özgür Dengiz’s troubled childhood and past to his serial murders, the gripping story of his capture, and his eerie demeanor in the courtroom. Thank you for watching.