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Meet the neuroscientist and married father of three who discovered he was a PSYCHOPATH after accidentally studying his own brain scans
University of California at Irvine professor James Fallon, 58, made the discovery in 2005 while going though PET scans of serial killers
Areas of his brain linked to empathy, morality and self-control are inactive like in brains of murderers
He is distant relative of Lizzie Borden, who was acquitted of murdering her father and stepmother with a hatchet in 1892
Other relative is Thomas Cornell who became the first person in American colonies to be hanged for killing his mother in 1672
By Snejana Farberov
Article at the Daily Mail
University of California at Irvine professor James Fallon, 58, made the discovery in 2005 while going though PET scans of serial killers
Areas of his brain linked to empathy, morality and self-control are inactive like in brains of murderers
He is distant relative of Lizzie Borden, who was acquitted of murdering her father and stepmother with a hatchet in 1892
Other relative is Thomas Cornell who became the first person in American colonies to be hanged for killing his mother in 1672
By Snejana Farberov
Article at the Daily Mail
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