the reason I thought Chris Watts was guilty in that footage, other than the nervous behavior, is because he avoids watching the surveillance camera footage. if you were innocent and your wife were missing, you would be examining every single thing on that captured footage.
I totally agree. If that cop didn’t pick up on watts having a mini meltdown and the total fear on him then he needs to quit his job! Especially when watts put his hands on top of his head! It was like he knew his actions were going to be on that video and the jig was up. Such guilty behavior!! That snippet of video should be shown in police academies under the title…. What guilty of a crime and total fear of being caught looks like!
You talked about the fear smell. I had a trained service dog who was supposed to tell me before I had a panic attack. I was in a room with a sheriff and a deputy sheriff who had broken the law. My service dog left my side and laid on the deputy sheriff's feet indicating his fear. It was an eye opening event.
@@tracyafig I trained my own service dog. She didn't have those type of boundaries and limitations of other service dogs. For instance, I would take her to church and I was happy to have all of the children play with her especially if one was afraid of large dogs as she was a Doberman. I also took her to nursing homes and children's hospitals. She was so unique and so special that I did not want to keep all that she had for just myself. In this particular situation we were all seated. She was on a break and therefore she was able to walk around the room. She was always attentive to me even if she was not at my side. I have trained six service dogs and that doberman was the very best dog I have ever owned.
Service dogs are so special. We're a family of animal lovers, & I swear, a cat we adopted frm the ASPCA back in 2009 saved my son's life. I suffer frm C-PTSD & often wished I'd had the resources for a service dog. I know there is a limited supply of them as well. I've recently learned that veterans are being paired w/ them which makes me very happy! Thx for telling us abt your special dog & your experience. Happy New Year, everyone!
Hey guys, do you think you can do an episode, where each one of you tell all the panelists, three different things about yourself, but one of them is a lie? Then the panelists trying to figure out which one of them is a lie. Thank you for all that you do.
This could be cool. Thing is they know what body language to cover up when lying. Although this could test the theory that even if you try your best to lie, the body can't help itself!
My husband doesn't usually like this kinda stuff, but when I brought up Key words his ear perked up. We've got some Military Men over in our neck of the woods that appreciate your Service along with the Channel. Thank you again
The way Chase described the stages of committing a crime/having committed a crime makes it sound like a long nightmare. It was so descriptive, it got my empathy ramped up; I could almost feel the anxiety.
I appreciate all four of y'all. I enjoy listening to all four of y'all. I think Greg and Chase are super interrogation experts though you both seem too have different special powers. Mark gives the most interesting/diverse viewpoints and Scott gives the most emotional observations and seems to be the technology brain. All four of y'all can be really funny and sometimes I laugh out loud. I hope y'all continue this channel. I just love it.
It sure is because that's what happened . I wonder whether if he'd have had the time he d have blown it up too. I think God intervened . That spooked Chris too
Fascinating stuff. As experienced and knowledgeable as each of you are there is an atmosphere of a kind of humility. An openness to your audience. Immediately causes me to trust and admire!
Greg, you are smiling more; nice to see. I talked to my youngest brother on Christmas Day (I haven’t seen him in several yrs) and I brought up this program. He got all excited and told me he had just discovered you, and really enjoyed it. So a shout out to @John Baker, professor of English at an excellent small college in New Hampshire.
@@barbarajacobs8897 sorry didn't read the comments before posting. Do you mean the hurt caused to Shannon's family? They would never have believed it but I see what you mean. Why is it not used anymore ?
@@loubeelou2362 I'm sorry - that I don't know. Maybe because of the false leads planted. Look how much time was wasted on that wild goose-chase. They shot themselves in the foot trying to be too clever I think. That and the damage to Shannan's reputation. I'm not a Tammy Lee fan.
I always wonder how I would do if I was ever interrogated/accused of something. The other day we had police show up at our door because our next door neighbor’s Halloween decorations had been vandalized. We were never what you would call friends, but we were friendly. We’d chat in the street, our kids would play together, we’d talk about the trees on our shared property line, etc. A few months prior to the vandalization, she’d had some choice words for me. I felt completely caught off guard as I had no idea she had any anger towards me, and we haven’t spoken since. The parents don’t spend a lot of time in their yard, so I just ignore them now if I happen to see them outside. When the police knocked on our door and said the neighbors decorations were vandalized, my first thought was that the neighbors might have told the police that we don’t get along and to go over to our house and try to see if we had anything to do with it. My stomach got that funny feeling you get when you’re nervous, and I felt like I was stuttering and tripping over my words. The police just asked if we’d heard or seen anything, which we hadn’t. We hadn’t even noticed it happened. But I wonder how my body language would have been interpreted. Was it obvious that I felt nervous and awkward while talking to the police? Would that have been interpreted as guilty body language? Would I have failed a polygraph test because I felt nervous?
My guess is that nervousness wouldn't produce clusters of behaviors, and that even odd behaviors must be considered within the context of bad blood between you and your neighbor. Interesting comment.
LOL!! First of all, please realize that you NEVER have to take a polygraph and it's only used as an interrogation tool by LE...I doubt they would have strapped you in for vandalizing halloween decorations...anyway, you could have also either refused to say anything and slammed the door in their faces, or (as you did)...just told the truth and said nope...we're not the best of friends but I had nothing to do with their decorations.
Dr. Todd Grande, who also has a RU-vid channel and analyzes true crime stories, has said before that contrary to general belief, polygraph tests are unreliable. I'm not sure why they are even still used.
@@trishgreen2892 Because cops convince suspects that it's a way to "clear themselves". Actually there is no "passing" or "failing" a polygraph. It's like them reading your palm or tarot cards. They use it as intimidation and as a means to try to cajole confessions/further information from a person of interest or a suspect. If you hire ANY decent criminal defense attorney, they will tell you to refuse a polygraph...which everyone has a right to do...Did you know that Bundy and the Green River Killer both "passed" polygraphs...so cops let up on the heat? Did you know that countless people in prison right now were interrogated for HOURS following supposed "failed" polygraphs...which turned out to Not be true? If a person is on any benzo's or blood pressure meds, or just a plain old psychopath/sociopath...they will "pass" with flying colors....and even if you DO Pass with flying colors...cops can lie to you about that...they can say YOU Failed...then keep questioning you....It's a No Win situation
I really wasn’t expecting the Behavior Panel to be on during this week! What a bonus to see all of you giving your time to us chalked full of information! Thank you , Happy New Year & see you next week- Chase, Scott, Mark & Greg.
I think it would be interesting to look at the footage of Henri Van Breda. It's a case from South Africa, of a man who was convicted, of ax-murdering, almost all of his immediate family. Including his parents... yikes! I'm interested to know how he feels about "sweet and sour chicken". There's audio of his 25 minute 911 call, and videos of his cross-examination. I can't remember if he did interviews. There's an interview done, by 60 Minutes Australia, of his girlfriend, that might be informative, as well. Cheers, and Thank you for all of the great work that you do! Happy Holly-days, and Merry Christmas! 🤶 🎄 😊
The Detective in Shan'ann's kitchen is one of the two who nailed this murdering monster. They are all in my prayers. Especially Shan'ann's pal there who is fighting cancer at this time. 🙏♥️🙏
Everyone involved in that case, even Nickole A’s young teen son, were amazing! The cop and detectives, the neighbor... They all did exactly what I wish *more* people would do in the case of “missing” persons.
@@johngreydanus2033 if the cop had cuffed him right there and taken him in he would have been advised by a lawyer. Because he volunteered to go in and take the polygraph, he was always free to leave the police station. After speaking with his Dad, the detectives immediately went back in to the interrogation room to make sure he wasn’t further advised by his father to say no more and get a lawyer. It was actually a good thing that he wasn’t arrested at this point.
@@lisawright4142 Oh, I know the police officer had no grounds to arrest him at that point, just an observation. I watched all the videos at the time of the event; it was virtually happening in real-time, must set a record time between the heinous crime, the arrest, and the conviction.
Chris was what led me to this channel too. I was OBSESSED when it happened because it was close to home. I think a LOT of people knew right away he was lying… it didn’t take long to get to the conclusion as well!
Thanks for this year! My wish for ‘22 is for Mark to get to go first or second more often. 80% of convos he is last and only can sweep up the crumbs that are left and do a recap of what’s been said. Come through, Mark! 😊
I agree that he doesn't go first very often, but he is so colorful, creative, and insightful with his views that it doesn't matter. He always has something different and new to add.
@@crowmedicine3890 Definitely, but he seems the poor stepchild of the four and he would have so many more insights if he didn’t have to filter through what everyone else has said. Love how he leans right into us! Body language, A+!
@@kcowgirl7840 No, I would never understand if Mark was less respected. He doesn't have military training but he is educated and trained in body language. I think he goes last many times because he's a little more wordy and goes longer than the others.
To the behavior panel, I wish you guys the very best in 22. Thank you so very much for helping make 2021 a more enjoyable year especially for all of us stuck in this nightmare pandemic, nightmare political climate and horrible behavior that is becoming normalized. What you guys are teaching us with your videos is extremely helpful.
Happy New Years to the Behavioral Panel and their fans, from Hawaii! Have a better and brighter 2022! I have learned so much from all of you and enjoyed your different personalities and interactions very much, Mahalo nui loa!!!
I can’t say enough how much I love and respect the different perspectives. I know people comment about their favorites, but it’s the differences in perspective that I find most engaging and intriguing.
Have you guys thought about doing the Sabrina Aisenberg case? A 5 month old baby who disappeared from the home and never found. There’s lots of interviews with the parents that could be analyzed and you guys could certainly shed some light on what really happened! Love your channel and hope you’ve had a great Christmas and New Years! / Linda from Sweden
I've seen all of the episodes covered here, but I still couldn't help but sit here and watch all of the clips all over again. Always interesting. Love you guys!
I love Columbo. Only watched it last year, saw many and then repeats. Last year I looked forward to weekend evenings due to it being on. I had no smart TV, nor subscriptions just airwave and DVDs.
Stephanie Lazarus's physical behavior reminds me of a ventriloquist doll trying to show as much movement and emotions as possible as a distraction... It is almost Charles Manson like at times.
Every time I see Chris Watts it chills me to the bones, and my mind automatically conjures up the image of the way he said he murdered and disposed of those poor littles girls....(I refuse to refer to them as his daughters)...He doesn't deserve the title of "Father".
Ikr. Their pain and confusion. Don't forget up to that point he'd been the perfect father ; no history of abuse. They would have had no idea what was happening. Just as well really.
@@Floatingaccidentallike Why do you think this? I think he killed Shannon at the house, then drove to the oilfields with the girls still alive. And then killed them there. The older one even witnessed the younger one being killed and asked was the same going to happen to her. Horrendous. Plus, in that 30 minute plus journey, he had time to think about it and realise what he'd done. He could have turned around. Awful.
@@loubeelou2362 Chris told that story about what Bella said.. is he to be believed?. I believe he killed them at the house because of the times he went to and from the house.
On the tv before the neighbour shows his camera footage of Chris Watts is an advert showing an ultrasound scan, an explosion then a skull in oil. He put their bodies in oil and his wife was pregnant. What timing!
Loved re-visiting these snapshots. It must have been hard to choose, because you guys have done so many true crime videos (which are my favourite.) Just for fun, I'd have thrown in the chocolate milk question. Awesome, as always. Thanks and looking forward to what you do next year.
Hey guys, I watch your videos every week without fail but usually on tv where I can't comment. I've always "watched" people and how they interact with others but y'all have given me so much more insight into body language. I want to wish you all a very happy and healthy New Year from Ontario, Canada and I look forward to spending more time with you in 2022.
Hello, I'm a huge fan, a subscriber and from "down under". I would like to hear you do a body language session of Brittany Gosney who killed her 6year old son James. Keep up the great work that you do:))
I liked the way you designed this presentation when you jumped between cases. It held my interest more. Also when you were making points about what a person talked about or how they acted you referred back to that particular part of the video. This was particularly a good teaching tactic. Thank you....
Mark’s explanation of Stephanie ‘Rubberface’ Lazarus’ impersonation of Jim Carey….I think I died on my sofa. I thought Chris ‘Robocop’ Watts was it until I heard the Stephanie comment! 😂🙈🙊🙉
One of my favorite RU-vid channels by far. Extremely entertaining and interesting. You can learn so much from all four of them. Can't wait to learn more from them in 2022!
Can you please do one of the many interviews with Charles Manson? Especially interviews with Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia C. Thanks guys.
I’m quite thankful for your hard work. I found you in November. You are played for my clients at work and they look forward to seeing more of you. Be blessed 😇 Gentleman!
There was an old game show, I do not recall the name ( “to tell the truth” maybe), that was rerun when I was a child that I would love to see the four of you play. They had 3 people come out and claim to be someone and the panel had to guess who was the real “inventor of spam” or “war vet” etc. everyone got to ask one question before guessing. They always had celebs as guesser and I’d like to see how you guys do.
Please do more: the best of psychopaths, killer kids, missing people. I also would like to see you guys compare/contrast a real vs fake outcry missing/murdered person.
As a paramedic, I know that sour smell of terror so well. No mistaking it. Not sure what the mechanism is for how it is produced. Interesting that you guys have noted it too.
Chris Watts instantly from the get go acts like and responds as if he is already in an interrogation room. Guilty people do this anyway so it's gotta be so hard on any police officer to hide their doubts in front of obvious guilty people. I wouldn't be able to be a cop very long.
Yes! To Chase's point on Chris Watts, the mere fact that he allowed for long silent pauses in conversation with the police, friend and neighbor, speaks volumes of guilt. Anybody else would be pounding the cops with questions on finding their missing family member, reaching out to family frantically, non-stop grief talking?
Fun fact: I first learned about Chase Hughes after reading the Ellipsis Manual after I had a relationship with a guy that just felt really….off. My ex had let it slip that he found that book and was using it to learn how to manipulate people into doing his bidding. (He’s quite a piece of work, with some serious Norman Bates vibes). The book itself was vile, and is basically a list of what NOT to do if you want to have an authentic, healthy connection with another human being. Imagine my surprise when I watched several videos from the Behavioral Panel and ended up feeling like Chase and Mark are the two most kind and trustworthy-appearing guys here. I don’t know what to do with this information, lol
Mark, you taught me something I've oddly wondered about over the years, which was how the other cheerleaders and I in high school could pick up so quickly when two girls started a cheer or dance. We had to either look at the crowd, scoreboard, or game, unless making plans with 1 girl for starting a cheer or dance. During football and basketball games those cheers or dances were random, but the whole team of 13 could pick it up quickly when 2 girls started a cheer or dance together. Of course we were aware to pay attention for this, but this makes sense now that we were seeing rhythm in our peripheral vision. And the rhythm of each cheer or dance had been practiced for years so once we knew which to do we could begin the cheer or dance quickly. This was so ingrained, that even now, 28 years later, I still have "nightmares" of being in front of the school and forgetting a cheer or dance when the other girls started one. LOL
A very happy new year to you all on the panel & to everyone watching. I hope you all had a merry Christmas. Let’s hope that 2022 is a brighter year the world over. Much love 💕 Edit: thank you for the video. I love to see all your faces when you genuinely smile, it makes me happy when we’re watching some of this darker stuff : )
You 4 are such an interesting combination of characters, experts, highly interesting professionals and I wish you all the best for the coming New Year 2022. God bless you and your families. Please keep up 'giving' .... I wait for EVERY new episode of yours. Tx.
The Chris Watts video should be playing as students walk in to their first day of Body Language 101 class. Lol. Thanks for the compilation and amazing work that you generously share with the world. I love you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for all your expertise gentleman. Since you began, I’ve watched all everything. It might be more editing work for you Scott, but to demonstrate and “innocent” person’s interview response split screen with deceptive interview responses…just an idea and an interest to me (& others?). Thanks again for all the great work!
I think that’s a great idea. Sometimes when they show someone who doesn’t react the way they should say for example Chris Watts in the living room. I wish they would contrast it with someone reacting the way you would expect, ie your pregnant wife and kids are missing you would be laser focused on finding them you would be like come on let’s search let’s look let’s find them!!
Happy New Year Panelists! Lucky Mojo, somewhere near Hipcity, N.J. Thank you Behavioral Panel! Maybe a vid on Grizzly Man. Toward end of movie, when he swears he's not gay... lot goin on
Hi there from Germany again! I have been a big Fan of the panel and watched some of the Episodes up to 3 Times and have Reader some of your books and book recommodations. I have been so.into behaviour/Statement analysis and psychoanalysis for years - wish I could Start all over again! Could you consider doing An Episode on casey anthony? Very disturbing outcome here...
What a great "Best of 2021" Collection.🏆🏆🏆🏆 Looking forward to your shows in 2022. You four Gentlemen have made an impact on our lives. THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge. 🙏🏼 Happy New Year Everyone! 🎉🥳
Hi, just catching up now. Greg, you mentioned about 'that smell'. I'm no scientist, but worked for almost 20 years with severely abused and traumatised children & young people. From time to time, they would disclose elements of their abuse, often during are immediately following heightened, aggressive behaviour (requiring adult restraint and control to keep all safe). Without fail, every time a child made a disclosure, you could smell their fear. There is no other smell like it. I also experienced the same sort of thing when sitting in the court cells with a child/yp who had been given a custodial sentence. I wonder if its some kind of 'chemical defence mechanism' triggered by the brain to 'protect' the person (a bit like skunks). Anyway, love the shows. Happy New Year all
Just wanted to say thankyou for dedicating your life to help children and young people, it takes amazing people like yourself to give children back their power after abuse 💚
@@disgruntledkitten9127 Although I worked briefly with many children over the years, I hope the 59 I worked most closely with for extended periods of time know I still hold each of their stories safely for them. Every disclosure shared. Nobody can undo what has been done, but I can honour the trust they placed in me. There is so much more to say, but this is not the place. Thank you for your comment. I hope all is well with you 💛
I’m so glad I made it! A great treat to make my day, I learn something new with every video, thank y’all for sharing your experience and expertise with us!!!
I agree with Mark. The neighbor was the first thing that caught my eye when I first watched this. And the smell thing that Greg was talking about is truly interesting!
Love the Grinch Stole Christmas reference, regarding the murderous cop. Stephanie Lazarus seems proud of her murderous ways in the clips shown here- as her temper amuses her.
Please, would you consider evaluating and analyzing the “interview” Peng Shuai recently did with a “journalist” from Singapore? Every moment of it teems with cues.
Re: language softening that Chase refers to with Patsy Ramsey and that I have heard talked about in some of their other videos I have to disagree. I know anecdotal examples don’t always bear up to the study or science, but I know that the use of harsh words or thinking about horrific experiences when a child is involved are sometimes beyond a parent or family members ability. There are some things that you know, or think you know, until you are in that situation and it’s nothing like you imagined. 🤷♀️
I would like to see the Panel review the press interview with the parents of missing boys Orrin and Orson Wells. It’s bizarre. Those little guys are still missing!
Chris Watts was such a vile person. I hate to give him any more airtime. I’m sure in many ways he is interesting to study but it’s difficult to think of anything redeeming about him. And I think he likes the attention. He’s probably made money off of books and who knows what else. He killed his wife and unborn child and those precious babies so mercilessly. I’m one of those people who likes to see the good in others and believes that as long as there’s life there’s hope but that is truly being put to the test when it comes to this man.
I like to see the good in people also but had to learn the hard way not to. Met several innocent looking guys that turned out to be the exact opposite. Be careful people out there! Same goes for some women of course before it gets mentioned!
Chris Watts fortunately has not been able to make any money off that awful tragedy as his wife’s parents took him to a civil court in order that any monies he makes it goes to them and that makes me so happy as he’s an evil evil man.
@@martinamoskale2445 I must agree. I believe myself to be a good judge of character but that’s only after being fooled many times. What I’ve learned is to never be 100% sure you’ve got someone figured out.
I learned a few things today. 1st. False confusion in the hopes it's contagious. Then I realised how good some actors really are when you see them use it correctly. I never knew.
