Whenever I hear about abuse within a family, the first thing that pops into my head is the sign Cancer. It has all the makings of a terribly abusive parent if it is not directed properly. Pluto in Cancer is the first red flag to my eyes. If I didn't know what I was looking for, I would say that this placement would cause crazy, passive-aggressive turmoil in family relationships. Also, I don't normally look for this, but I notice that Cancer is intercepted in this chart. I would wager this interception indicates something important as well.
After that I see Venus, Chiron, and the IC in Aries. If you've been an astrologer for any reasonable length of time, that one should explain itself. I would expect this to indicate even more passive-aggressive tendencies (Aries, Chiron) and I would expect these tendencies to manifest strongly in relation to love and sex (Venus), but still be hidden (IC).
After that I see Jupiter and Saturn in Virgo. This gives me the sense of an intellectual giant, crushed under his own weight. One might also say, "a scrambled egg head." This is further supported by the fact that Mercury looks to be combust in this chart (~4° 14' away from the Sun).
It may be a bit of a stretch, but his South node, as Nexus7 mentioned, is also in Aries and his North node is in Libra. By some interpretations, this would say that he would gain in spiritual development by moving away from this Aries cluster and moving toward his Libran North node, conjunct MC. If he could actually become the man that he shows to the world, he'll be alright. It seems, however, that this particular individual went the opposite way and fell into very bad habits, perhaps carried over from previous incarnations.
I do find some definite red flags in this chart, but I want to stress that some other hypothetical baby, born at the same time near the same place, would probably not have chosen the same path this man did. The qualities that this man acted upon to become who he is are unique to him, even if the planets and stars have denoted/given particular conditions. In short, it was still a choice on his part. The planets and stars didn't make him do it... repeatedly for a decade. By the way, Lithuel was probably right in saying that the stars are telling just as much of this story as the planets. An analysis of "fixed" stars in this chart should reveal more information.