Self-described "prime suspect" denying he killed his wife | 60 Minutes Australia
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- A coronial inquest into the disappearance of Perth woman Iveta Mitchell concluded in June 2023, finding she was a victim of homicide shortly after she went missing in May 2010. Her body was never found.
WA Police continued to hold reasonable suspicion her husband, Chad, was in some way involved, but have never pursued a case against him or any person.
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Synopsis | Prime Suspect (2010)
This is a mystery that will keep you guessing to the end. Almost two months ago, 38-year-old Iveta Mitchell disappeared from her family home after a roaring argument with her husband. No one has seen or heard from her since. So what happened to this popular mum? Well, the police suspect foul play. On Sunday night, you'll meet the man who describes himself as the prime suspect in this case - her husband, Chad.
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An inquest into the suspected death of Iveta was held before the Deputy State Coroner in November 2022. All of Iveta’s children attended for the duration of the inquest, as well as her mother and her husband, Chad Mitchell. The children and her husband all gave evidence at the inquest. Mr Mitchell had been given a potential adverse finding letter, but he did not seek to exercise his right to silence or request a certificate in relation to his evidence. He was given an opportunity to review the draft finding, prior to its publication in order to make submissions, if he wished to do so.
At the conclusion of the inquest, her Honour found beyond all reasonable doubt that Iveta was deceased on or about 3 May 2010. The cause of death could not be ascertained without her body being examined. Her Honour also found, to the requisite standard, that another person or persons was either directly or indirectly involved in her death. Further, her Honour also found that all other possible manners of death were excluded, other than homicide, either lawful or unlawful. As Iveta’s death occurred by homicide by person or persons unknown, her Honour reasonably suspected that an indictable offence has been committed and as such, exercised her powers to refer the matter to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions pursuant to s 27(5) of the Coroners Act.
Catch Words: Long Term Missing Person, Unascertained Cause, Suspected Homicide
Last updated: 23-Jun-2023
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Thanks for the follow up. 👍🏽 The husband should remain a “person of interest”. I hope that Iveta’s family and friends see justice in this matter.
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He murdered her.
Ladies, when you're going to leave a man, don't tell him, just leave quietly with your childten and don't even tell your children you're leaving him. Have somewhere planned to go, if not your own new home, then a refuge. Change your phone number. Never give him your new phone number. Never give him your new address. Change the children's schools beforehand. Tell the new school principals that he is not allowed to collect the children from school. I was in a situation at 22, pregnant, when the psychopath I was living with almost succeeded in murdering me.
You don't owe him an "explanation" about why you're leaving him, because you might not get the chance to finish that explanation. Just get the hell out of that situation without saying a word to him.
I think what you meant to say is, when you are leaving an 'abusive' person. At least, that is what I hope you are saying.
I'm saddened to hear you had to go through such a horrible ordeal. Quite obviously though, not all men are abusive, nor are all women.
I have one friend who is an absolute, loving and caring gentleman and a true family man. He is educated, works he's backside off and has a terrific career. He's narcissistic ex-wife did exactly what you have described above to punish him. Her attempt to destroy him was almost successful to, only for the love and support of he's family and friends.
I love how all these females dash good guys pick bad ones knowing what there like then cry and moan about there trauma sorry to say ur choice got consequences in life
It’s not always that easy .
@@PhatPhilby so YOU say. its the nature of an abuser's family and friends to stand by them and defend them and blame the victim, has happened since time began. Manipulation is the name of the game. And I think she can decide what she "meant to say". There's some control right there
@@fairmaiden6472 What are you on about?
It isn't what 'I' say, its documented fact that victim's are both male and/or female. Whilst statistically, women are more 'likely' to be the victim, it works both ways. As stated, its proven fact.
If you're implying I support or have in anyway stood by an abuser, you either have rocks in your head or need to get off the drink. This behaviour is unacceptable and disgusts me. I grew up fighting and in opposition to this kind of crap.
Your implication that I am controlling is unwarranted and also abuse itself.
My comment, if you read it again, was suggesting that an 'abuser' can be both, as you have so kindly just illustrated for me.
My 'hope' was simply, that the author of this had intended to write that.
He doesn't have a strong denial and the statement that had he killed his wife, he would have turned himself in is ludicrous.
hows it ludicrous??
I don't believe a word he says, no mother would allow anyone to tell her to get the fuck out and she leaves without checking her child. No way no how no chance.
The wedding ring evidence sealed it for me. If she’d left them, her fingerprints would’ve been on them. But his fingerprints were on them, as they would be if he removed them after killing her.
I would never harm my WIFE. Guilty as sin
He can join Mushroom lady Erin Patterson for the 'Most unconvincing actor'.
Speaking of the Mushroom killer what's happening with her?!!
That one cracked me up, he mite be chadd Patterson.
@@Itwasalladream1987 she is currently behind bars charged with three counts of murder along with five counts of attempted murder.
Erin is a shocker …worlds dumbest criminals episode
The Behaviour Panel would have a field day with him
I was thinking the same!!!
I was as well
Absolutely! Soo much material. I hope they cover it.
Her bank accounts hadn't been touched. That's all the red flag you need.
Another missing woman who walked away, at dark night, leaving her child, after a fight with husband....I do not believe him either!! Idiot had stopped paying the mortgage and wife never knew it. In danger of losing their house..agree with the police.!
Was it ever said why he didn't pay the mortgage? Could that be part of why she vanished?
@@itsjustme7487good question. I don’t think that was asked. Only that the husband didn’t want to worry her.
Another uneducated and biased guess by a wannabe...
@@itsjustme7487 If she was drawing on the mortgage to fund her exit I'm sure that would have been mentioned at some point in the interview.
@@splint3048 I don't think SHE was drawing off funds. I'm curious about what HE did with the mortgage money and if it was related to her disappearance. Like was he saving up to disappear her? Did he have problems with drugs, gambling? Did he pay someone to dissappear her? Just trying to follow the money.
Husbands body language gives him away.
He’s got “ nuffffffin “ to hide “ nuffffin” . He smirked when asked . Liar liar pants on fire 🔥
He only admitted they had a fight because their son woke up and presumably told the police when he was questioned.
This guy is obviously guilty
'are you familiar with crocodile tears?', nice one Liam
Do you know about the Lindy Chamberlain case in Australia, maybe back in the 1970s?? The masses said she was guilty because she was so seemingly composed. She WAS put in prison, accused as guilty, for years, to be finally eventually proven to be innocent!! The police really botched her case. It was a horror story!!
She's lived in America for years, married an American man. Thank God she's found some semblance of happiness!
@@bianchaesson1441 not even a close comparison
of course he did it. all cases that end with 'we had a fight' and she disappears means she is dead
He did it. He also did everything possible to make sure his son could see him trying to find his mother convincing the son he was innocent? Bologne. How would those wedding rings end up at the front door with ONLY his fingerprints?? Don’t think so. Interviewer called him out on crocodile tears and rightly so!
This guy is guilty as all mighty hell!
Most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is when you try to leave.
There was a case here in Australia, a few years ago. Very pretty woman, lovely girls, she and husband both well known and well liked. He was a professional.
It took a while but he was eventually found guilty. In prison now. He had a 'girlfriend'. I think he also cashed in on his deceased wife's insurance (?) Money.
Who said it was abusive,no proof of that,no police records,no hospital visits
@@fergulator7297occums razor. if it looks like shite, if its smell like shite, it is probably... shite.
@@fergulator7297not all abuse is physically or reported. The fact that he wasn't paying the mortgage and was keeping that from his wife is abuse.
Yes and I know it’s him
They say psychopathic narcissists are master manipulators and one sure sign is dry tears, like this guy.
Good grief what qualifies you to diagnose a perfect stranger? Do you realize how damaging that is? You’re watching a TH-cam clip & all of a sudden you’re able to give a medical diagnosis & spew it all over the internet. Get a grip
@@user-wickedflower YOU'RE SO RIGHT!!! This site is full of this stuff.
@@user-wickedflower they are qualifed to give their own opinion as they did. no diagnosis was made, only a statement. a very true statement at that. it appears the one needing to "get a grip" is you. As for "spewing it all over the internet", that's what public forums are for, opinions
@@bianchaesson1441 what, full of public opinions? that don't agree with yours? wow, what sky is falling
“I’ve never ‘physically’ harmed her in any way”… the fact he felt the need to distinguish types of harm to Physical kind of harm makes me question him
This was the first thing I thought too
@Dtrich79 👍
Well that's what is in question here, he probably has emotionally harmed her depending on what your criteria is for that. It's a pretty common distinction to make
Well you can’t kill a person with words
Yeah, I reacted to that same thing too.
He's not even upset that she's missing. You'd be hysterical. He's more concerned about "searching" in the streets to clear his name as the prime suspect
I agree with you. His emotions is off. He is not devastated. He is there to clear his name. Very odd reaction, losing the love of his life.
The husband has been through this for 13 years. Of course, he is not going to be as upset in 2023 as he was in 2010. I don't know if he is guilty or not. But judging his reaction to questions after this many years is silly.
@@jadeh2699 Rubbish, I see people breaking down after 30 years. Anyway, get your facts straight. This program was made 2 months after her disappearance, NOT 13 years, as it clearly says at the beginning of the program, but nice try
Chad's demeanor is very off, no emotion, shifty eyes, and his discovery of the rings is just ridiculous. When the questions got to be too much, off he went. He thought this interview would cast him as the grieving spouse of a missing wife. So sad for her family
How truly tragic for her children they are victim in it all so terribly sad. I don’t believe him, sorry, he’s as guilty as sin man
I have been with a lying narcissist. I was totally interested in this guy’s body language and I thought ‚bingo it was him‘ when he was presented his wedding ring logic (that he must have thought was amazing not knowing lots of killers come up with the same shxx) and recognised he was outsmarted. Narcissists can’t handle that, so all he could do was having a mini rage and run, returning with an even more stupid excuse. I hope the oldest son will look into manipulation tactics etc. for his and his siblings future. Well presented!
I agree. A narcissist can look you in the face and tell you a lie without batting an eye. In fact, he’s already convinced himself that this didn’t happen, even though it dead. And they have a totally different reality. I’m sure he did it. Hopefully the sun can look up some of the traits of a narcissist and see him a little clearer.
Agree. Also, it was weird how he was going around with his son and asking people if they have seen her. These narc will often involve their children as pawns and that is what he was doing. No loving father would put their young child through that ordeal. They would do it themselves or with another adult. He did that for sympathy. He definitely did it. It amazes me how the cops could not find traces of her blood or anything in their house. It was quiet easy for him to bury her considering his job.
He cries without tears, very suspicious
Narcissistic personality traits ! Lying through their teeth ! I know one who shows exactly the same face when pretending remorse. Wonder if he’d taken a lie detector test ?
I've walked out on arguments putting myself in danger while knowing my kids were safe st home in their beds. I wasn't leaving my kids, I just needed to get away from the situation to calm down. I was fortunate to return unharmed.
I pray the truth is revealed in this situation.
Yes ma'am
He said he told her to get the ‘f….k’ out
my ex used to try and kick me out after arguments............i remember being scared because i was only 16 and it would be super late at night and i lived far...........hes passed away since and we even became good friends later in life............but im not going to lie..........i think about those times and it still bugs me because he would have been putting me in serious danger. a young girl walking alone in the middle of the night.............what could happen...................unreal
Did he have OJ's lawyer
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He is so guilty
Missing after a roaring argument? We all know what that means.
Every time that I walked 5kms into town to escape abuse.. because the car and phone were inoperable..late 90s, to our isolated village my main concern were "strangers". I left my baby there, asleep. It was always after 10pm, when it started. Bub was safe at the home. Not me, I was the target. After the 3rd time we escaped, alive and supported. Fear makes you do anything to get away.
Perhaps that kind of contolling maneuver which narcissists often do to isolate their latest targetted source of narcissistic supply as they get older becomes such a bad habit pattern in their behavior so that when having to work overime by then makes them a terrible hazard to be around any control panels which operate any kind of large structures. Some of them operating rocket fire too.
Despite all his gestures and grimaces, I never saw one tear flow from his eyes. His past is questionable to say the least, and had not improved since they were about to lose their home (without her knowledge until that night), and I am sure she said she was going to leave with the kids. He couldn't face the prospect of losing the home, his wife and child and the future alone, and lost it. That's what I think happened.
“Crocodile tears” just like the interviewer called him out on
A bouncer. A burly man surrounded by casual violence. 🤔
Yep!
Agreed
Crocodile sniffs, too, from a non- runny nose.
OMG! What a fake cry! He could even fake it! 🤦🏻♀️
Guilty
No way you leave without your phone…. Purse and keys
U do if u wanna leave for good
@@neilokeefe8838 And her bank account has never been touched?! How would she survive?! What?! She had a secret, rich lover whom she eloped with?! He killed her alright. 😏😔
I reckon so Hahaha some sick rich men in this world
@@neilokeefe8838 No man with means would want to be entangled with a situation like that. 😐😑
@@keturaequalizer I should hope so!!
Reminds me of my Son’s father .
Sent us broke , beat me … affairs etc etc .
He was plotting to off me .. this poor woman .
Lie Detector for him
This man is her killer
We had similar thing here in NJ in USA. In fall of 2006 Margaret Haddicon McEnroe went missing after a fight with her husband. She left an infant in the crib and a toddler at home. She had a young child from a previous marriage as well. Everyone around here thinks the husband did it, but he got away with it and he still lives in their house and he raised their two girls who are now both teenagers. My mother knew the family because she worked in the aftercare program, and the father would pick up his two girls, it's a shame. Some people are allowed to get away with murder.
Well, you do need proof beyond a reasonable doubt to put someone in prison, not just suspicion and assumptions.
Law enforcement has to (well, is supposed to) go wherever the evidence takes them….if they have no evidence they can’t really go forward….. cases have been made and win on circumstantial evidence alone, but its very hard and rare to get a conviction with that type of evidence….
@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 true. The old saying is: I prefer 20 guilty men to go free rather than one innocent man go to prison
Unfortunately, it’s very true. I seems as though that’ll be the case here too. He likely buried her there in the quarry
@@5thdimension625 so tragic
Totally guilty
14 year old archive case and no update? Even one that says there is no update and no sign of her is better than this abruptly ended segment.
There’s an update in the description section. A coronial inquest into the disappearance of Iveta Mitchell concluded June 2023, finding she was a victim of homicide shortly after she went missing May 2010. Her body was never found. WA police still suspect Chad was involved in some way, but have never pursued a cases against him or any person.
She's been deemed as deceased by the coroner.
I live in Perth and I’ve never even heard of this.
@@luns486 I'm in Perth too, it was all over our news for a while. This is the lady in Kwinana that disappeared.
@@meplife7313 hmmm, thinking about it, I may have been living overseas when this happened.
1.45 " Did you murder your wife?"
Chad covers up a slight smirk , "no" , as left side of the jaw slightly clenched while his leg shifts & kicks something & adjusts himself.
Dude is guilty af 😂
If he lied about paying a bill he would lie about ending her.
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Agree absolutely cos his life is at stake. Might as well lie till the end. What has he got to lose? Feel sad for the deceased and her loved ones.
If she's paying fr household. And he's just paying mortgage and is thousand in mrgage debt what's he been doing with the money
people lie all the time, especially when it comes to debts, its a pretty large jump from one to another
😂that’s a huge leap
There is a similar case that happened in the US and the boyfriend was not guilty. It looked like it but it was found later that she was murdered by an off duty police officer who came across her walking down the road. There is always the possibility that he truly hasn't done anything to harm her. Such a tragedy for her loved one's whatever has happened.💔
I am interested in researching the case you referred to. Please give details.
And Sally bowman in the uk...Her bf was VERY lucky to not be charged with murder!!
loved *ones
Yes, I get he could be innocent but gee he sure comes across as insincere and dumb
However, it was known that she walked off without her boyfriend. And the POS Security Officer admitted it to his wife. She went straight to the Police. If I'm not mistaken, she was a police officer. Then the guy kidnapped another young lady for like a day and a half. Super scary. She said she had STDs so he didn't assault her. I'd say that case was different. This particular case, this Husband seems Guilty as sin. And she may have threatened to divorce and take the kids, which seems like taking his son away from him truly set him off. And he thinks he's "protecting" his wife by screaming "Get the F out!!" in front of his child. Doesn't sit well. In my opinion he is Guilty.
When women come up missing in a relationship/marriage- this is absolutely 100% the responsibility of the other spouse- and most of the time they are responsible for their death! Give me a break- she didn’t just leave everything behind over an argument…BS
Yes, I think most people would make sure they took their mobile phone with them for safety/emergency reasons if they felt they had to leave their home for any reason… Also, a Mother/Father would choose to stay with their children rather than leave them in the home with an abusive person, especially following a bad argument. It just doesn’t make sense. I don’t know if her husband was abusive or not, but she did tell her friends that she was planning on leaving him.
I hope the children are able to feel the peace and strength they need.
He's guilty for sure
there are monsters driving around at night, looking for an easy prey... maybe that happened
as long as there is no proof ...
Very true!!
He’s done it,he’s went to hide from them questions
He definitely was trying very hard to cry. lol. I still think he did it. He may have been taking speed at the time.
Body language = GUILTY. RINGS - touching them is the last thing you would do = GUILTY. Crocodile tears = GUILTY.
The wedding ring thing makes no sense , she would have sold em if she was actually leaving and kidnappers would have taken them , now he can sell em , that’s just about 1 percent why I think he’s quilts tho
Return ring is to show that his wife is still alive but walking away from the marriage. It's all staged to prove his innocence!
@11:17….why can’t he “do this anymore” when asked a simple question about the placement of the rings? Getting too close to the truth for him? 14 years later and still no answers as to what happened to her….is he still a free and “innocent” man? I guess so….
This is not a “who’s done it ?”. But a “You did it !“.
I do not understand why a woman would walk out without anything!!
Desperation
Wow he definitely Killed his Wife
I dont beleive him. Hes lieing like a rug. The only reason hes not in prison is because theres not enough evidence.
"Any" evidence , you mean...
@@sonogabri1 some evidence may not be enough, surcumstantial is not enough.
@coreencasey the word would be circumstantial!!!
@coreencasey5109 OMG please work on ur English! It lying & circumstantial!!!!
@@susanleslie4809 tanks 4 the spelin leson 😫😄
I’m pretty good at first impressions and he looked guilty when you asked him if he killed her. You can see it. GUILTY AS SIN!!
Wow he’s creepy af and obviously guilty
He’s guilty as hell
A mother does not voluntarily leave her children at a young age! Her husband is responsible for her disappearance and is not telling the truth. OMG! Look at his Body Language!
Some women do..i know not "normal" for a mom to do that. But yeah it happens.
@@elizabethmitchell0071 Agreed!
That’s not true. My mother abandoned my brother and I when I was just three months old. She walked away and didn’t look back. She did this with all seven of her children three separate families. She even told a guy she hooked up with that she had no children. Some parents aren’t meant to be mothers.
Maybe in ur world. My sister left her kids in the middle of the night.
And you know this because you have inside info tips? Firstly check your facts. Mothers leave their kids voluntarily all the time.
Yeah, she didn't go missing from her own will..
What's the point of showing a story from 2010 and not revealing the outcome?
she still hasn't been found and the coroner has now deemed her to be deceased.
By airing this report again a new lead might be found through someone coming forward with information which was not given at the time of the incident.
It's definitely the husband, his body language gives him away
Nope don't believe him he definitely murdered his wife 😪
I can't count how often I've heard this story "We had a fight and he/she stormed out and left!" in crime documentaries and the partner, of course, is the murderer (big surprise 🙄)! (Oh, and so often this seems to happen right before a divorce or separation (What a coincidence!)) You'd think they would come up with some less incriminating story, by now (only two or three times out of hundreds of cases in documentaries was the partner innocent, and I don't think this is one of them)
I really don't believe that there's a single other suspect in this MURDER !
It has happened here in Perth before - a woman had a fight with her boyfriend and left his car to walk home, then was hit by a hit and run and died. They thought the bf did it for a long time but eventually the truth came out.. I think he may have gone to jail first though.
However, more like the husband here, Perth isn’t really a place where you’d get murdered for no reason.. there’s like one psycho every 20 years or so
Which case was that pls?
@@shelleyburslem3802 just checked -- it was the vehicular murder of Rosemary Anderson by Eric Edgar Cooke (serial killer and last man executed in WA). Her bf John Button was jailed for 5 years, released in 1968, but was not exonerated until 2002
in Perth, it's a lot more often than one in every 20 years lol
@@Geisla54 yes but the bf had 2 different stories as well and I believe he had a huge dent on the left front end of his car. His story of innocently chasing after her was his own with no way for her to dispute it, and serial killers have tried to claim extra victims many many times in history. I still think he was suspicious
This person is trying so hard to control the situation, that he does not realise that his body language, voice and crying is making him look guilty. Is he on drugs? Why would a woman leave her house what 1 o’clock in the morning without her phone? And not say a single thing to any of her children or leave her children alone.
What a liar, she obviously told him she was leaving and he didn’t want her to take the children. Have the police used dogs to look for her. Look at the way he responds to police saying we believe you buried her at quarry! Looks like he is smiling! And the rings, why would a woman leave her children her possessions and never ever speak to her family. That is total bull.
Did police investigate this case at all?
Please avoid hooking up with bouncer's at local pubs.
4:07 Who in their right mind marries a bouncer ??
Some of them are just animals who want to harm people but some are actually decent people.
Oh please...yeah the husband did it. Do they use cadaver dogs in Australia? When there's someone "missing" that's confounding in a case similar to this where the husband is looking really suspect, cadaver dogs are really helpful to find a body. It doesn't sound like they were used in this case. That's a shame.
They had some at the trash pit that I noticed in this video 🤷🏻♀️ sad for the family and her poor kiddos.
Guilty!
He looks guilty to me
Later or sooner truth will prevail, it's just a matter of time. Nobody can hide from truth.
It's been 14 years.
He unalived his wife.
The husband is ALWAYS the Prime suspect in every TV show and movie.
And guilty 99.9 % of the time
And….in real life as well!
The spouse a lot of the time is guilty.
But it’s also an easy and a lazy way out for the Police to not even look into other possibilities.
@@TubularBelles You're right and because of this, there's times when the wrong person is convicted of the crime.
À woman will never leave her kids, he's guilty as hell.
He's so guilty
You can see the micro grimace of contempt on the right side of the husbands face when asked if he killed his wife …. Very suspicious
We're always warned by body language experts NOT to base a decision on one single thing. The whole situation would have to be very carefully observed to be able to gain a reliable assessment based just on body language.
20 something years ago my wife and I had a pretty bad argument. We had young children and she woke them up on purpose screaming to them that I was leaving them and all kinds of craziness. I have never wanted to hurt somebody so bad in my life. It was literally all I could do to not physically stop her during this. No worries, it all worked out but that business right there could definitely make a person lose their character.
Dupers delight
Another TH-cam expert who knows all about body language & can point out facial twitches ,🥱😴
How would you feel if accused of murdering your partner many times over. I’d feel contempt for sure.
He is lying…. No doubt
A mom would never ever just walk away from their child especially young child like that on top of all the other obvious things in this case.
My aunt did. 5 kids and she left. Some women leave. Sad but true.
My neighbor's wife did that. Left 2 young twin girls and her husband of 7 yrs. She eventually called one day about 4 yrs later to let her now ex know that she was filing for divorce and remarrying. Not a word for 4 yrs until then. That was 15 yrs ago and she never saw her girls again. Just walked away and started a new life.
Many have
Women have done this for thousands of years.
But something could have happened to her when she went for a walk! It didnt have to happen the minute she walked out the door..It WAS the middle of the night...People need to stop making decisions on someones guilt without knowing...He said he felt guilty, and thats plausible, thats why someone could look like theyre hiding something...I know that for a fact...
Men get away with murdering their wives quite a bit. We all know it was him, but unfortunately without a trace of solid evidence, he can't be convicted.
The look in his eyes when asked if he murdered his wife, hes smiling and defiant. No 1 question ..why wasnt he paying...hes not crying at all when explaining why he walked from interview, hes hiding his face, eye blocking, i dont buy his story.
I hope they are still investigating this because Chad is so off and his story makes zero sense.
He really wants to cry so bad but NO TEARS coming out 👀👀👀 He killed his wife and that’s for sure
Guilty. So many things scream Guilty. From when he swallowed deeply after being asked if he killed his wife. Then mentioning how no one can take his son away. To yelling at her to "Get the F out" in front of the child. That is Not protecting. And why would she be the one to leave?? He was the one Not paying his part and having them lose their home. Imagine hearing that from your husband. How upsetting that would be. And his pride couldn't take it and he killed her. All of course, in my opinion. Wish ppl would just divorce. All this drama hurts the children so much. Hope she gets her justice.
they always deny it
He did it, notice when he asked at 1:45 did you murder your wife, he looks away says no and body repositioned which is a sign of discomfort and the avoiding him looking away is called blocking when one is in discomfort one will rapidly blink or look away to try and relieve the discomfort from the interviewers question that makes them uncomfortable
100%
'crocodile tears' only at that ending scene there was not one drop of tear flowing from his eyes - i have watched lots of body language experts who all say that without a tear being emitted by the eye, the person is lying and attempting to put on a show of being upset
You don't have to watch body experts to know that
There's much more in this story, what they've shown us!
The wedding rings, crocodile tears and fact he lied to police about not be aware of his wife wanting to leave him are all indicators he is guilty as fk
I'm on the fence with this one I could not tell if he's guilty or not
For real?
You're honest! Not quick to judge either! Thank goodness.
@@bianchaesson1441 nothing on here tells me anyone is 'quick to judge'. just an opinion they formulated based on the answers and behaviour of this man
It was absolutely embarrassing to watch, the guy is Clearly Guilty.
It would have been good to hear Ivetas friends tell about what they knew of the relationship of Iveta and her husband, I feel sure she would have mentioned any problems to them, the only thing one of them said was that she asked about rentals....
the fact that she did that shows she had decided to leave him OR she knew he wasn't paying the mortgage and they had to leave soon. And given his drug past, we all know where he was spending his money
I understand the mistrust. No emotions in his voice or face. Speaking low voice to act sad in my opinion.
He doesnt seem upset at all. You think youd be beside yourself wanting answers unless he knows what happened to her. He probably buried her where he works.
How on earth has he not been charged???
😂😂😂when he asked about crocodile tears
😂😂😂😂😂😂