# Belgian Man Diagnosed With Psychopathy Recalls Sister Drowning Incident

Loïc De Marie, a Belgian man diagnosed with psychopathy, describes a childhood incident where he watched his sister drown without intervening.

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De Marie recalled that at age six, he watched his younger sister drown in a family swimming pool but did not jump in to save her because he did not want his clothes to get wet. [^1]

Loïc De Marie, a 26-year-old man from Belgium, was formally diagnosed with psychopathy three years ago. [^2]

De Marie recalled witnessing his younger sister fall into a swimming pool at age six, where he merely dragged her closer to the ladder with a toy golf club instead of diving in to save her. [^3]

De Marie explained that he has no feelings of empathy, comparing it to not being able to hear the melody in music. [^4]

De Marie's mother realized her son was different after the drowning incident when he stated, 'Mom, my clothes are clean' instead of expressing concern. [^5]

Loïc De Marie claims he has never experienced anxiety, depression, or guilt in his life. [^6]

## What this stands on

1. De Marie recalled that at age six, he watched his younger sister drown in a family swimming pool but did not jump in to save her because he did not want his clothes to get wet. (Daily Star, News)
2. Loïc De Marie, a 26-year-old man from Belgium, was formally diagnosed with psychopathy three years ago. (Daily Star, News)
3. De Marie recalled witnessing his younger sister fall into a swimming pool at age six, where he merely dragged her closer to the ladder with a toy golf club instead of diving in to save her. (Daily Express, News)
4. De Marie explained that he has no feelings of empathy, comparing it to not being able to hear the melody in music. (Daily Star, News)
5. De Marie's mother realized her son was different after the drowning incident when he stated, 'Mom, my clothes are clean' instead of expressing concern. (Daily Star, News)
6. Loïc De Marie claims he has never experienced anxiety, depression, or guilt in his life. (Daily Express, News)

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