Hi, I just wanted to thank you for covering Sandra Eckert. She's my aunt and she still hasn't been found. This breakdown was absolutely fascinating. I hope we find her soon.
@@frankoconnell6745 still no sign of my aunt. The police is considering it a homicide and have a few persons of interest, but nobody charged or anything solid yet.
The wonderful paradox about this channel is that you get to see and hear the most vicious, disturbing things while these guys radiate a sense of wholesomeness and charm that makes evil somewhat bearable, sometimes even weirdly light. Ironically, this is my go to channel when I feel bad about humanity.
I feel like they are helping me identify when someone is trying to manipulate me. I had a narcissist for a 'best friend' for 9 years and I didn't know (I knew he was fucked up just not nearly so badly), so trying to avoid that without just being scared of everyone haha
I work at a university and I always mention/recommend your channel to my neurodivergent students who are struggling to understand people. I'd describe the overall feel of your videos as 'trustworthy" which is rare. Thank you, gentlemen, for your contributions.
All I can think is ‘I’d hate to do something wrong and get interrogated by these guys’… I think Greg would be the most overtly scary interrogator to face. Scott, Chase and Mark would lull me into a false sense of security and I’d think I was safe, having a nice chat whilst unknowingly giving it all away, Greg’s stoic fixation would unnerve me like no other. You guys inspire me to keep learning, I think your discussions and observations are fascinating ❤
Any body else just want to put these four in your pocket and pull them out when you need them? Love this channel and Scott, Mark, Chase and Greg are so much fun to watch!
Yes... But it's amazing at how assertive you can become using their tools and asking probing questions. I've had two people admit to lying to me... One was my spouse who looked like he was a five year old with his hand in the cookie jar after i was like, "You do know ive been watching videos from interrogation specialists, right?" as my final followup question. We both burst out laughing bc we knew he was caught.
All I can say is that over 30 years ago, I thought my son had wandered off when we were at the park. I turned around and he was gone. I immediately panicked and started SCREAMING his name. He was actually about 10 feet away from me behind a tree. To this day, I still remember the horrific panic I felt. These two adoptive parents were casually looking for them? B.S.
Something similar happened to me when my toddler walked out of a sears store 36 yrs ago. It happen so fast. I still remember the desperation, fear, devastation and grief I felt to this day. My son wondered back with a pooh bear under his arm and not a care in the world. I was fortunate!
I still remember the sheer terror when my 4 year old wandered off while Christmas shopping. He's 28 now but you don't forget. It's overwhelming. Getting him back was my sole focus.
neither of the "parents" mentioned calling their names while searching, neither mentioned either child by name, they seemed to think of the 2 boys as one entity instead of 2 separate individuals
Beyond refreshing to see all these intelligent guys NOT interrupting or talking over each other. Where normally people want to let everyone else know, they're the smartest in the room.
Here's my thought on the couple with missing kids case - the husband says he noticed that he had " left the gate open". But instead of running right to the open gate and yelling up and down the street, he says he went back inside to check the house again. If I was worried that they had gone out the open gate, I would run out the gate screaming their names !!
First guy (Barry Morphew): 'I want you back so bad...' (trails off). This is exactly what Chris Watts said about his wife, and we know the outcome of that.
Holy moly! The answer from the one masked woman when asked “what do you want people to know?” Unreal. “We’re going through it” with about as much passion as someone who had a bit of a rough day at work.
"It was cold. Somewhere in between chilly and freezing. I went looking for wood. Medium sized wood. Somewhere between twigs and branches. I went down the steps. 4 steps I believe, maybe 5. The ground was firm. Not as firm as rock, but more firm than grass. The sun was set. Probably midday in London though, or Berlin. I went to Germany once, lovely people. Brilliant sausages. Better than France. Anyway, my kids went missing..."
All that being said... HOW COLD WAS IT? So cold that they needed to build a fire inside? That would mean that the pavement Orrin and Orson were playing on was cold. The kids only had sweats on. This doesn't make sense.
@@bridgetfisher9549 also it seems like nonsense to let your kids out at dusk (in winter) to play with chalk?? I've never heard of a child playing with chalk in the dark at night...
Yes, yes, yes! When I heard he was arrested, all I could think about was Scott’s comment, “I can’t believe he’s not in the pokey yet!” I had watched this episode a few days prior to the arrest and wondered what the authorities were waiting on since it was so obvious he is guilty. I hope the money from the sale of the house and other monies can be confiscated and redistributed. He should not be allowed to benefit in any way from the killing of his wife. It’s so horribly sad.
I’d like to see an experienced trauma / CTPSD psychologist on the panel, as well, to respond each time the panel says, “If it it were me, I’d (fill in the blank)”. As someone who suffered severe childhood trauma, I still find it difficult to not over explain, find it a challenge to put verbal sentences together coherently, and to show emotion according to how society in general ‘decides’ how people ‘would’ be displaying emotions under certain circumstances. Being told I ‘would ‘ feel this, that or the other thing if I were genuine, makes me withdraw even further. I had to watch a lot of movies to learn how to show emotions (not necessarily’ feel’ them, because I shut off at a very young age) and to learn when these are deemed suitable to show and to what degree. On his channel, Patrick Tehan talks about how and why some people like myself display habits that have nothing to do with guilt, being uncaring, being a ‘monster’, etc. We seem to break all the rules, not fitting other people’s moulds.
I remember watching the local news once, and a four year old child was missing. The mother pleaded to the camera "Please, I want her back...dead or alive." I immediately said, "That mother killed her child." NO INNOCENT MOTHER SAYS DEAD OR ALIVE. It's always ALIVE!
I disagree with that statement because I would want to know where my child is even if dead, and Then I would I know that my child is Dead and of course that would be devastating but at least I wouldn’t be left not knowing if my child maybe alive somewhere out there, I would never be at peace EVER......
@@reginagilby1101 I totally understand the sentiment but I think the wording isn’t quite right. If my son had been missing for years (if it had just happened, I wouldn’t be allowing the notion of him dying into my head), I would probably say, “I need to know where my son is. He needs to be with his family. Even if it’s the worst case possible, we need some closure and our baby deserves to rest.” .... that dead or alive comment is some kind of Wild West bounty hunter speak
I’ve learned so much from watching all of y’all. Each of you bounce off the subject and brings the points together. I could honestly watch y’all all day. P.S. Scott’s voice is epic.
I’d wager the statement that the kids are going to be rambunctious is an embedded confession of motive, he lost his temper due to their rambunctiousness.
I noticed that too. It was a really odd thing to do in that moment. Like he was reminded of how much they annoyed him. I make this “whew” noise when my kids are being overly crazy, it reminded me of a more bitter version of that.
YES!! I noticed/thought that exactly! He’s blaming them-he’s criticizing them. The emphasis on playing with chalk and not just playing on the patio bothers me, too. And aside from all the other stuff, the police told you to stay home so they could reach you. They didn’t tell you that you’re not allowed to take coffee to the searchers or thank them or anything else; they didn’t lock you inside your home as they would a prison cell. That’s not the intent behind “stay home so we can reach you.” I can’t imagine staying home and not searching, but if they convinced me to do so then I *really* can’t imagine not offering drinks, snacks, whatever to the people looking for my child!
Yes, after watching all those guilty creeps... He was so Obviously Innocent. Just going on my woman's instinct again. lol The more I listen to you guys about Clusters, the more confused I get. I have yet to spot a Duper's-Delight or a Half Snarl or even a ... Thank God I'm a Woman ..
I'll tell you a story. When my daughter had just turned three it was about 9pm at night. It was just beginning to be a little cool at night. There was dew on the ground. She was in her bed watching a movie. Her father did I'm going next door to see my mother and brother. I said ok and went to the computer in the bedroom. The back door was right by the bedroom door. He went and checked on her and then went out the back door. I didn't hear the open again. A bit later he returned. Maybe 15 to 20 minutes. He went and checked on her again. He came running in the room and said "she's missing." I said what do you mean? "She is in her room." He said "no she's not." I jumped up and he ran, I followed him to her room. He was right there was no child to be seen. I cut the light on and still nothing. We checked the entire house calling her name. Nothing. Back to her room, I threw back the covers. Nothing. We stood for a few seconds and then he said "maybe she followed me" I said "but I didn't hear the door open or close after you went out" he said "I wasn't looking behind me or paying attention" I ran to the back door opened it and looked out and said 'no way she went out there in a nightgown with no shoes, this is a child who cries when her hands get dirty and the grass is wet and it's kinda cold" He said "let's check anyway" so I went out the door and my eyes caught her little ball, one of those you get from the store that's colorful, light weight, and filled with air. It was across the street by an electric fence next to a cow pasture. The pasture wasn't very big. Just a few acres. I ran back up the steps and yelled her ball is across the street. I grabbed the house phone and ran outside. Across the street and to the fence yelling her name. The side yard was overgrown and a wilderness. With panthers and such, the other side a cow pasture with an electric fence, the back behind his mother's a bayou with alligators. The front a row of neighbors houses and a road that lead out. He ran to his mothers and around her yard, I looked by the fence over into the cow field and around the front neighbors. This took maybe three minutes. I didn't know at the time but at the same time I was in the the front yard calling the state troopers her father was in the back calling the city police and the city Marshall at home. I started calling family members telling them come help me look, we split up without even talking to each other and started knocking on doors telling people please help, knock on doors and get everyone outside. Maybe five minutes later cops were there and I was yelling block off the roads in and out. Call it in and block off the interstate my child is gone, she's not here. Don't let anyone who could have picked her up in the road get out of town. The first cop said calm down, I said calm down hell my child is missing. He said we always find them within 20 minutes. He made me go inside and tell him what I just told you. There were so many cops inside there was no room to stand or walk. They were multiple agencies. I've never seen so many cops or cop cars in one place. As soon as the were done asking me question I was back outside and looking again. I didn't give them a chance to say anything to me. I was gone. I saw them form a line and head into the brush of the side yard with flash lights so I went the opposite direction. Running I cleared the electric fence in one hop I ran the entire field screaming her name. I could hear people yelling her name from one end of the road to the other, the house was full of people and every light was on. Every single cop,neighbor and family member checked the house. We all started looking from ground zero. Which was her room. I got to the end of the field and I hit me knees sobbing. I could see flashlights at the far reaches in each direction. I screamed out to God sobbing. At that exact moment I heard her uncle scream "I found her, I found her" I instinctively ran toward the sound of his voice. Again clearing the fence. It couldn't have taken a whole minute for me to get there. I've never ran so fast before or after that day. Before I realized where I was I was again standing in her room. I was shaking his shoulders saying where is she, she's not in here. He just pointed. The bed was against the wall. I couldn't see anything but the bed. I looked at him and he smiled. I wanted to shake him harder. He just said look down there. She had fallen between the bed and the wall but her lower half was folded around the corner of the bed. So she was at a 90 degree angle with her arms above her head her waist in the corner and her legs going down the other side. I didn't know at the time but when I had thrown the blankets and sheet off the bed initially looking for her the blanket had landed on top of her. All the lights and people, the sirens, everyone screaming her name and she never woke up. Not even when he found her and was yelling I found her from her room standing right over her. She never woke up and never moved. That's when shock set it. I couldn't speak, I couldn't move, I couldn't breathe, as more and more people came into the room I was pushed back and out of the room and funneled down the hall. Into the living room where I collapsed on the couch. It wasn't until them that I began to sob. Everyone who had been looking for wanted to see where she had been. It took longer for everyone to look at her after she had been found than it had for them to get there and start looking. I would like to go back now and listen to those emergency calls. I don't know what I said or anything. I do know I didn't cry until after she was found. I'd like to hear emergency calls from children who have been found compared those it's known for a fact were harmed by the person who made the calls.
Please excuse any typos. I'm in a browser in my phone. The box is tiny and doesn't offer an editing button. I saw at least one word that was changed by auto correct. I didn't read it because I can't edit it anyway from here.
So glad you found her, this is amazing, no wonder you fainted into the couch, as I too have been in circumstances, where I had to hold my composure in order to do what I needed to do in an emergency, I was numb. like a robot that instinctively knew what to do. I still don't know where I found that strength, to keep going over all others falling apart ..irraticly blaming and then circle the wagons to blame you for the fact, they couldn't do what I did. It was my mother too. I gave her mouth to mouth, which I had never done in my life,,the ambulance drivers said, how did you do that as checking her vitals...they said you don't have to take her to hospital but I did for the family sake, that didn't appreciate I had just saved her life. That gave her another 9 yrs to her life. so much more I could carry on about..but I'm sure you know that numb feeling when it's family or anyone ..you automatically do whatever you can to find, help, save, or whatever if it means having them back in your life. Bless you for the stress you felt, what well worth it no matter what ok..hope you have continued to have her safe as well as yourself.
@Theory Of Personality you know what, your thr first that I found gets my sane issue. Just happened to come across this quickly. Altho, if internet is slow, I do manual corrections but then I hit send, all I thought fixed, has been shot to hell, it's worse than before! No way to fix what came out on text after either. Not only that, if Google or whatever, if you just transfer in reset to a new phone, cuz you don't want to lose everything, just in case..your keyboard errors are remembered too, to every error you ever made..darn it all eh? I don't like trusting my eyes ot fingers to the sounds like look a like words, some I see have no problem .long nails and bigger hands, why can I do that, it's a hit and miss with me. It's not easy I can that, not for me. Lol
Scott’s disgust on that guy that we won’t say the name because he don’t even deserve that (!!!!!), is so sincere!! Thank you guys for these 2 hours!! 🤩🤩
In the first Orrin and Orson West tape, the thing that I noticed was he said,” I noticed the gate was open, I panicked and went inside and searched the house.” Had I noticed the gate open the first thing I would have done was look outside the gate and surrounding area. Something’s fishy.
The adoptive parents were convicted, but the children's bodies have not been found. Their oldest child testified he saw Orrin's cold, dead body in their apartment. Those poor children. All of them.
I remember watching this video and not knowing anything about the West case at all. I just heard the Verdict and came back to rewatch your analysis. Literal goosebumps, wow.
My 2 year old opened the front door and wandered out while I was on the phone(28 years ago so landline), I heard the door slam shut so went to see what was happening, opened the door ,no one there, bit confused as thought my husband had come in, called for child, ran around the house, ran outside, couldn’t find him, phoned the police hysterical, ran around the road outside like a headless chicken, screaming my head off, police turned up just as a neighbour bought child back, little minx had decided to walk to the school to get his older brother😂, which was 5 mins away! That seemed like ages but it was 10 mins max! He’s 30 now!!
Oh my goodness, that is so scary! Three of my little ones were in a Easter egg hunt and I couldn’t find them. That was 40 years ago, and I still get sick when I think about it.
@@judedeprey6831 it is terrifying! It's been 20 years and I still remember the panic, the frantic searching, yelling his name, and the relief at finding him as if it happened an hour ago.
@@steppy3736 I know. My life has been full of moments. .. i’m 74 now. My adult son and granddaughter died 16 years ago. Unexpectedly. Memorial Day was the anniversary of that. That’s been the most traumatic, but losing my kids during the Easter egg hunt, that was 40 years ago, and that was one of the most traumatic experiences… Isn’t it amazing how your brain feels right back to that moment. And you feel the same emotions? So interesting reading Peoples comments… as women, mothers, we all experience so many of the same things, and it’s interesting that we meet each other through social media. I’m ready for bed now because it’s almost midnight. But you sound like an amazing Person. I was really happy to read what you wrote. It brings us all together in a torn world. So happy to “meet” people like you.
I am neuro divergent and I use these tactics just to try to get a better understanding of how people are recieving me. A question I have been asking a lot recently is, "How are you feeling emotionally?" A lot of people seem like they don't even know how they feel. So the control of their emotions on their face and in their body is completely reactionary. It's all been very helpful for me.
When I worked retail, when a mother lost her child, it became nearly impossible to convince her to stay still and let us look for the child. They frantically keep looking for their child. I can’t imagine this couple keeping so calm and not looking for their children. Guilty!
Hi, this fascinated me as you have Richard Satchwell on the photo here. You never did feature him in the clip. His wife is missing for 6yrs. There were skeleton remains found in back garden of their home today. Would love you to analyse his interview. Thanks
Actually remains were found buried in concrete under the stairs where a downstairs toilet had been. Richard Satchwell pled guilty. Richard has done many tv and radio interviews over the years giving his opinion on where Tina might have gone and asking her to contact someone to let them know she was ok. the usual.
My son (when he was 4) snuck out of the house when he was supposed to be taking a nap. First of all, I felt guilty as h3ll, because as soon as I put him down for his nap, I took a nap. So, when my alarm went off, I went to wake him and found the back door wide open. I yelled out the back door for maybe 15 seconds. Then I ran in and got my phone and ran out the front door and started screaming for him. I would not have taken the time to even drive around the neighborhood first, I was ready to dial 911 in less than two minutes! But my neighbor heard that and came around his house with my son. He wanted to watch them build the fence. I guess I felt a little dumb, but I'd still do the same thing. It's kind of hard for me to believe those guys would wait 2 or 3 hours to call the police.
I had to laugh a little at the "who comes downstairs in their coat?" comment because we lived in an older victorian house years ago that didnt have a main floor coat closet, so ours were in our upstairs bedroom. I would get to the front door, have an "oh crap" moment, and would have to run back upstairs to get it. Both houses we have bought since then, a coat closet is the first thing I checked for. 😅
I too have lived in a 3 story home, 2 actually. The 1 was insanely cold, all 3 floors & equally insane to heat!! We had coat trees & hangers upstairs. Coming in at the end of the day we went right upstairs & took off our coats & often put them on before going back downstairs to leave. We also wore hoodies & puffy vest jackets during the coldest parts of winter. Definitely not abnormal for many with big old drafty houses.
Can you imagine when the panels wives say, I love you, and they turn around and say, "I see you're holding back, you're twirling your hair, and you were looking at the nine o'clock position!" You guys are great!! 🙌
A lot of what he did made no sense, especially for a grieving husband ... practically _all_ that he did (that was reported) made no sense for a grieving, concerned husband.
1. Suzanne Morphew (not found)- Barry Morphew (spouse) arrested for her murder in 2021; charges dismissed in 2022; Morphew suing city for $15 million 2. Sandra Eckhert (body not found) - Wess Eckert (spouse); as of 2022 two persons of interest, but no arrests. 3. Tiffany Foster/Sparks (body not found) -Reginald Robertson (fiance) arrested and currently in jail for other crimes committed before her disappearance. He isn't cooperating with investigators and remains the only person of interest. 4. Susan Powell (body not recovered as of 2022), Charles and Timothy Powell (sons - murdered in Feb 2012) - Joshua Powell (spouse) offed himself in 2012. 5. Orrin(4) and Orson(3) West - still not found as of 2023 - Trezell & Jacqueline West (adoptive parents)- as of June 2023 convicted on 5 of 7 charges [2nd degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, and child cruelty for Orrin. Guilty of child cruelty for Orson. 6. Jill Meagher (found rayped and murdered in 2012 - Tom Meagher (husband). Adrian Bayley was the killer. He'd previously been in prison for raype and murder.
I was absolutely CRAZY when my dog went missing, it was snowing ,terribly cold and I was just off work in my nurses uniform with only a cape on for warmth!!! I searched for hours my whole neighborhood knew ,because I was a crazy woman looking for my little dog!!! I had several people telling me to give up because of the terrible weather, NO WAY!!! I LOOKED AND asking, crying loosing my mind TILL I FOUND HER !!!! Thank Jesus, because I had practically gone temporarily insane, because of not knowing !!! Thank God I did find her, I can not imagine having a lost child or children.
Good for you! I did the same when my 2 dogs got lost in the mountains. I was out there for HOURS yelling until I was hoarse. I had no water but I still stayed until I thought I’d faint. Then I took the car, drove to the nearest store, bought water, and went right back to searching! I found them both, 7 hours later!!! Dirty, exhausted, parched, needing so much water, poor babies.
Same. My dog got lost during a thunderstorm as a puppy. He was scared by lightning & dug under the fence to escape our yard. I called police & fire dept & was looking all over in a torrential downpour. Fire dept found him. He'd crawled under a neighbors' deck to hide from the storm. Firemen knew exactly where to look when they saw the neighborhood. Apparently, many young dogs run away & go under decks during storms. But yeah, most of us show more emotion for our lost pets than these folks do for lost kids
Sandra it's terrifying. I feel for you and all commenter and others who have been frantic in their search to find their beautiful pets. Years ago November 1994 my tiny dog was taken from the house I was visiting, when I nipped out. I came back to find him gone. It was dark, pouring with rain, and about 8.45.p.m. I ran outside, it was freezing too. I deducted the person who did this had took him in the opposite direction to where I would walk from. So that meant he was in the direction of a dual carridgeway. I ran and ran shouting his name, and just ran along the oncoming traffic to see my little dog bewildered and disorientated walking aimlessly in the direction of oncoming traffic. I called him shouting stay still. He heard me and I grabbed him up in my arms. I was trembling and feared. And so was he. I never left him on his own after that evening. Ten years later on the 23 Dec in 2004 he was murdered, throttled by a man who snatched him up out of my garden when I turned my back for a couple of minutes. He had grabbed him, throttled him, and thrown him to the ground just up my street yards from my home. He was old and hadn't got much time left so I was staying where I was so he wouldn't get stressed by moving. Then that was done to him by an evil man. The shock of the throttling and impact to the ground caused him to have a massive heart attack, which happened when I got him home and put him on the sofa to get warm. It was all very quick from abduction to his death. I was devastated and cried for days. (I was been stalked and this is one of the evil scenarios that played out on me. I lit a few candles outside where he was last sniffing the grass and the killer of my dog called firebriggade on me. When they came out they couldn't believe there was no fire. And he was walking up to them when they stopped outside mine. He turned away when he saw me talk to them. I don't know who he was, but he did harm my dog) . I ran upstairs to get my boots on to get him off the muddy garden. Because he was a bit stubborn n wouldn't come in when I called him to. That's when he was snatched, seconds really. I took him everywhere with me. He was allowed in cafes restaurants, the library. Woolworths where he had his own special chair just for him. He was loved so much. He was my brave little soldier. So I know your pain of how you feel and all dog owners who love their pets. SO any person who shows NOT ONE OUNCE OF EMOTION WHEN THEIR CHILDREN GO MISSING IS HIDING SOMETHING., This day marks the 17th year of my little dogs death, and I still get emotional and she'd tears for him and my sadness. He was so loving. I've had other dogs who also were loving. Im an animal lover. 💜💙❤️🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
@@Pixie.Little Honey, I couldn't be more aligned with you. I've gone through similar and remain traumatized by it. Not a day goes by that I'm not sickened to my core by the memories. I just want you to know that I respect your strength and the unmatched love you have for your boy.
Regarding Trezell Williams feeling cold and hugging himself all the time is a very valid explanation. However he seems to be almost hugging himself too tight lest his hands started a story of their own!! Plus, i remember so well, when my dear animal companion passed, I was so grief stricken that i hardly noticed the cold. Everyone around me were fully clothed in their winter wear but i was walking about for days with just a light top. And in normal life, i am very sensitive to the cold...
Mark does such a great job pulling things together and tying in his observations so we can see the whole of the person. It's easier to understand when Mark goes last; he has a gift for bringing it all together! Thanks!
I was really deeply invested in this as I find hubby and I quickly decide with TV interviews that we either feel dreadfully sorry for the family involved, or just as quickly say that doesn't make sense! It's awful to think how quickly we judge people, but it's very true, and quite human. As an Australian, I couldn't believe you mentioned the last guy was Australian. I thought that I must be absolutely clueless and not even slightly observant if I can't recognise an Aussie accent! I went back and rewatched, and the mention of Jill made me realise this was about Gillian Meagher. Her and her husband were Irish. There was an almost immediate social media search for her, as she had been out to drinks with work friends, phoned her brother as she left the bar, was walking the few minutes home ... and just disappeared. This area of Melbourne city is vibrant, lots of restaurants and places to meet up, brightly lit and you would feel safe there. CCTV in a dress shop just briefly captured her walking by and a bloke in a hoodie, and that lead to the case being solved. Yes, her husband behaved exactly as an innocent person would, and in great contrast to other examples used. Jill has never been forgotten here in Australia. RIP Jill. Always see friends safely home.
This!!! I want to see a video where they analyze/compare/contrast a proven liar, a proven “truth-er”, and like an open/unproven case and give their opinion what they think!
Morphew arrested and charged on 3 counts, one being Murder-1. Panel shows their prowess once more, and we're lucky to be learning from them. Thank you panel.
Trezell (the adoptive father of the missing boys) went out for a total of 6 minutes when he went looking for them in his van. There’s video evidence. I’ve looked for a lost pair of sunglasses longer than that!
@@janabodnarova8158 open case. Orrin and Orson West missing boys from California city. Jacqueline and Trezell West are the adoptive parents shown in this clip. There’s a playlist on my channel that you can scroll through to see more info and some strange things recorded/investigated by boots on the ground
So sorry for your loss, even if they've been found. Sunglasses don't get the reverence they deserve. I mean; when it's sunny & you need glasses, what's the 1st thing you look for. I hope things have brightened up for you, but not so much that you need glasses to see. 😎😪
@@janabodnarova8158 search TH-cam for Orsen & Orrin West. They were adopted by Terzell West and his wife. Pre-adoption names: Classic & Cincere. Good info on the following channels: The Interview Room, Profiling Evil, DutyRon, It’s A Crime. There are multiple videos on ‘the boys’ on each of these channels. They were reported missing on December 21, 2020. To catch-up view older videos, skip interim dates (really no new information or relevant updates), then review the most recent videos or you will be there for ever!
I have more urgency looking for my cat who hasn’t come home for dinner than those parents have looking for their missing children. Rest In Peace, sweet precious babies..
"Our boys . . . they . . . they ARE going to be . . . . [sigh] rambunctious, ok. [ugh!]" I felt this was such a non sequitur and so telling - I totally agree with you.
Yeah like the start of a defence case. Chalk is their dog, so it didn’t react to anything out back that night? They didnt use kids names but could say chalk without explaining it was the dog.
Hey guys, would love a show all about how you all met, first impressions of each other, and how you came to be The Behavior Panel. Love my mug and T-shirt 💖
Yes! That's a great idea. I remember Chase describing how he looks up to Greg on Eric Hunleys podcast which was really cool and I love knowing that kind of stuff about them. I hope they do it!
People are onions, Greg, I love your one sentence comments, it says it all. It's getting better and better, the editing...everything . Good job! I admire your work. Chapeau ! Bravo ! Thanks.
In the interview of the adoptive parents regarding their missing boys, I realized by the end of it, that I knew absolutely nothing more about the kids except they were boys and there were 2 of them. There was no description, names, habits, clothing, height, age, weight, not a damn thing out of the mouths of those parents to help find them, only some nonsense of THEIR steps that was totally useless info considering the context as this was supposed to be getting help with the search. It was more, "look at all the stuff we did, so you don't have to think we did this."
I had plans for today. Oh well, the bomb that went off in my bedroom can wait. Two hours of my favourite men, no question what I will be doing today. Thanks heaps from Australia.
My husband and daughter just don’t understand my joy at seeing you upload a new video. And then to see me clap my hands and look at the heavens and say thank you because it’s a video about the Morphew case and the West boys case. ❤️
Years ago one of my dogs got out of the yard & I had taken off his collar to brush him right before he needed to go out & was going to finish we he came back in. The thought of my little dog being out on the streets with no identification I was absolutely beside myself. Omg, I was shaking and a nervous wreck. That is with one of my pets, God FORBID if one of my sons were missing…. No one can truly say how they would react in such a devastating situation and that’s a key word, “devastating” you see no devastation, no desperation for finding their “LOVED” one. I would think one would go through a cycle of adrenaline, denial, shock, & being distraught. They would have to sedate me at some point to keep me from being in hysterics.
I lived in northern Arizona and my Pittie "Budder Boy" ran off, I was devestated, I ran through pastures with my other dog, calling and calling, searching the rural neigborhood properties.... made signs, begged for help, talked to anyone outside I could find... I ran until I couldn't run anymore.... then I drove around and stopped and hollered.... so afraid he had gotten hit by a car, or someone had taken him, or the coyotes had gotten him... ..... I found him 6 hours later.... but I was a basketcase !! He was my Budder Boy! My best baby dog! I don't know how a child or a person could be lost without panic and devastation.....I know everyone's reactions may vary.....but, seriously??
Oh, every pet parent knows this.. you can literally taste the terror in your mouth, and the relief feels like a drug high when it's all over. Missing Kids...??? I doubt I'd be in a rational mental state, I'd probably be admitted in hospital and sedated. I remember this time I was dating someone really toxic and he threatened to kill my dog to hurt me. The next day the dog was gone to my mom's (but I stayed, financial reasons) To date, I shudder to imagine if I'd have called his bluff. I think I would have destroyed myself with guilt. I think that's why I struggle to understand psychopaths. It takes a whole lot to harm someone or something that trusts you with it's life.
I'm a terrible liar I'm too stupid (disinterested?) to keep my *"story"* straight. Know Love Be Yourself Do not lie cheat steal complain or make excuses....and You will live a happy life.
Suzanne Morphew lived less than two hours from us and I never trusted her husband. It seemed obvious to us he was lying and it was frustrating the case went cold. 💔 So glad you guys are covering this! I hope some new light will be shed on this tragic disappearance.
@@lotusflower8 I think the thing I like so much about this show is how it puts scientific analysis to our “gut feelings” that we have been taught in many cases to ignore to not be perceived as being judgmental. I’m not judging, I’m observing- and us observing our environment and peoples’ body language around us can keep us safer and alive. If nothing else- being able to read people’s body language better can help us be more attune and empathetic. 💜
@@Heidirclark I agree. Our gut instinct is so innate and powerful. It's a shame that we, particularly women, are taught to question our instincts from an early age. We're "being paranoid" or "too sensitive" or whatever ridiculous, gaslighting phrase we're given to make us second guess strong impressions. There's a really good book, that you might like, on the subject regarding instincts called "The Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker. I've heard several former FBI agents refer to, and recommend, it. It's the science that's rather amazing. As for THESE guys, they really know their stuff, they're fun, and I just love 'em.
@@lotusflower8 wow. This is SO true. I will definitely check out that book recommendation- thank you SO much. 😘 Does the book go into the history or reasons why women are so trained to ignore our gut intuition?
Oh no, only a few mins? I'm sorry. Hope you get a chance to watch (and re-watch lol) it all later. I have a meeting in the morning, but I can be a bit sleepy 😆
Can you consider doing a video reviewing honest confessions or interrogations? How the reactions are different from the liars? Thanks guys! Awesome quality content!!!
There is a youtube channel called: JCS - Criminal Psychology that has done the exact thing you are asking for. The video is called: Guilty until proven innocent. You might want to check it out. :) Although it would be nice to see the behaviour panel react to some of those as well.
Mark's giggle after Scott's comment at 19:24 just made my day.😂🥰 I also watched your analyses of Jodi Arias today, & it also cracked me up when Mark basically gives up & says he just can't deal with her anymore. Lol. I love all you guys!! Like others have also said, I find myself falling asleep listening to your videos. Even though you're covering heavy situations, your voices are soothing.♥️
When I thought my preschool age kid was missing (hiding in a clothes rack) I absolutely freaked out. I screaming his name within minutes of not being able to see him, rushing, frantic. Rushing to the front of the store to make sure nobody could take him out. It was another mother who calmed me enough to think. By that point, he'd been found. To this day, my heartrate goes up when I remember that time. I don't understand being calm when a loved one, especially a child is missing?
Exactly. I’ve literally lost site of my son for less than 5 minutes and automatically felt like I was about to throw up my actual heart any second, just thinking about it makes my stomach flip, I honestly think id literally die due to the stress and panic wondering how scared my child probably is, what could be happening to them at that very moment, if they’re even alive anymore, if some sick bastard is hurting them while you’re desperately searching, I’ve imagined it many times before and I don’t even know what I would say if having to plead for my child’s life through the media, but I SURE af KNOW I wouldn’t be calm about it. I understand everyone handles stress different but if I’m basically a hysterical mess just picturing it, then I don’t see how an actual loving parent could be anything less than hysterical actually living it.
@@cosmicpussy-cat2528 I agree. These aren’t normal demeanors for parents who have a actively missing child. If my CAT went missing I wouldn’t be able to keep my composure, let alone hold a press conference
Lost my youngest in an amusement park on a bank Holiday. I was hysterical and would have been vomiting if I hadn't been screaming his name and running all over the park. Then I saw him with a security guard and just burst into tears. I'm sure I couldn't do a piece to camera if he hadn't been found.
I am a parent of a teenager and a young adult. I also live in Texas and when Greg spoke about southerners using past & present tenses in the same interview or conversation, I recognized that I probably do that as an innocent person just telling a story to someone else lol 👀 So when I watch these (which I LOVE) I’m literally worried about how I would be portrayed if one of my kids or my spouse was actually missing. If I’m saying the wrong things or I twitch a face muscle or anything like that 😂 I love this channel so much!!
How many people besides me are checking back with episode after police arrested the adoptive parents of the little West boys? The Behavior Panel was spot on! I must say, I wish the outcome were different. Pobrecitos!
I’ve been binging you guys... I’m an Aussie and remember the two Aussie crimes I’ve seen you cover....this one and Chloe in Darwin who was found safely. Absolutely proved 1000 percent you guys are the real deal...the consummate professionals... there were many rumblings with both cases yet the four of you knew immediately that the parties involved were innocent! I’m continuing to binge and thank you for covering downunder 🇦🇺❣️
His first words were “It was cold” it was a very strong statement. Why in the world would you send your two young children out to play with chalk if it was that cold?
I will never get tired of watching a clip, thinking "there's really not much there" and then the guys just going over millisecond after millisecond of minute subtle information that indicates something of interest!
If my 3 and 4 year old were missing, I'd call the police within minutes after checking the yards and house - no driving around without calling the police for help - calling neighbors, etc.
All of you are incredible. Thank you for teaching me so much. Chase is a wonderful, patient teacher and I really enjoy watching these videos to gain insight.
Hi, I just wanted to thank you for covering Sandra Eckert. She's my aunt and she still hasn't been found. This breakdown was absolutely fascinating. I hope we find her soon.
Sending love and strength ❤
Me too! She’s my friend
I pray your aunt is found.
Update?
@@frankoconnell6745 still no sign of my aunt. The police is considering it a homicide and have a few persons of interest, but nobody charged or anything solid yet.
The wonderful paradox about this channel is that you get to see and hear the most vicious, disturbing things while these guys radiate a sense of wholesomeness and charm that makes evil somewhat bearable, sometimes even weirdly light. Ironically, this is my go to channel when I feel bad about humanity.
Very well said!! I just came across this channel today (this is my first video I’ve watched) and love it! I’m the same way too.
I agree with you!
They also radiate intelligence, giving me hope that others like them - albeit minus a few IQ points - are on the case.
I feel like they are helping me identify when someone is trying to manipulate me.
I had a narcissist for a 'best friend' for 9 years and I didn't know (I knew he was fucked up just not nearly so badly), so trying to avoid that without just being scared of everyone haha
That Chapter is a YT channel that cover crime with a tasteful funny part to it.
Jim Can't Swim is another one, but is not so frequent in his uploads
I work at a university and I always mention/recommend your channel to my neurodivergent students who are struggling to understand people. I'd describe the overall feel of your videos as 'trustworthy" which is rare. Thank you, gentlemen, for your contributions.
All I can think is ‘I’d hate to do something wrong and get interrogated by these guys’… I think Greg would be the most overtly scary interrogator to face. Scott, Chase and Mark would lull me into a false sense of security and I’d think I was safe, having a nice chat whilst unknowingly giving it all away, Greg’s stoic fixation would unnerve me like no other. You guys inspire me to keep learning, I think your discussions and observations are fascinating ❤
If I walked in and saw them, I’d just give it all up right there.
Any body else just want to put these four in your pocket and pull them out when you need them? Love this channel and Scott, Mark, Chase and Greg are so much fun to watch!
Wouldn't that be nice?! lol I've learned a lot from these guys though. Extremely well trained/educated
Yes... But it's amazing at how assertive you can become using their tools and asking probing questions. I've had two people admit to lying to me... One was my spouse who looked like he was a five year old with his hand in the cookie jar after i was like, "You do know ive been watching videos from interrogation specialists, right?" as my final followup question. We both burst out laughing bc we knew he was caught.
Well you already can to a degree , thanks to the uploads..
Ok guys, time to work on your behavior panel app :)
Yes Great and obviously Pals. 🙂
I love the way you occasionally chat amongst yourselves or share a private joke..
All I can say is that over 30 years ago, I thought my son had wandered off when we were at the park. I turned around and he was gone. I immediately panicked and started SCREAMING his name. He was actually about 10 feet away from me behind a tree. To this day, I still remember the horrific panic I felt. These two adoptive parents were casually looking for them? B.S.
Something similar happened to me when my toddler walked out of a sears store 36 yrs ago. It happen so fast. I still remember the desperation, fear, devastation and grief I felt to this day. My son wondered back with a pooh bear under his arm and not a care in the world. I was fortunate!
I still remember the sheer terror when my 4 year old wandered off while Christmas shopping. He's 28 now but you don't forget. It's overwhelming. Getting him back was my sole focus.
Yes, your heart stops, you feel sick, things start rushing, burst into cold sweat, I hate this feeling
neither of the "parents" mentioned calling their names while searching, neither mentioned either child by name, they seemed to think of the 2 boys as one entity instead of 2 separate individuals
@@kdcats4092 well spotted.
Beyond refreshing to see all these intelligent guys NOT interrupting or talking over each other. Where normally people want to let everyone else know, they're the smartest in the room.
Mark, thank you so much for that reminder for friends to look out for each other, to walk each other home.
"You killed Mum" they said.
"That's not the case" he said
"Yeah it is" Scott said 😂😂😂
Keep up the BRILLANCE gentlemen! 👏🏽
Here's my thought on the couple with missing kids case - the husband says he noticed that he had " left the gate open". But instead of running right to the open gate and yelling up and down the street, he says he went back inside to check the house again. If I was worried that they had gone out the open gate, I would run out the gate screaming their names !!
First guy (Barry Morphew): 'I want you back so bad...' (trails off). This is exactly what Chris Watts said about his wife, and we know the outcome of that.
Holy moly! The answer from the one masked woman when asked “what do you want people to know?” Unreal. “We’re going through it” with about as much passion as someone who had a bit of a rough day at work.
Greg: remember this doesn’t mean he’s guilty
Scott: I guarantee he dumped the body
😂😂😂
Scott generally discloses “ We’re Switzerland, right down the middle, we don’t care”
I love Scott !! 🤣😂
Just love their humour
@@Faithfulservant123 didn't he give himself away this week though!!! Good on him - important to know your limits and triggers.
I died 😂
Yeah that was great.
"It was cold. Somewhere in between chilly and freezing. I went looking for wood. Medium sized wood. Somewhere between twigs and branches. I went down the steps. 4 steps I believe, maybe 5. The ground was firm. Not as firm as rock, but more firm than grass. The sun was set. Probably midday in London though, or Berlin. I went to Germany once, lovely people. Brilliant sausages. Better than France.
Anyway, my kids went missing..."
All that being said... HOW COLD WAS IT? So cold that they needed to build a fire inside? That would mean that the pavement Orrin and Orson were playing on was cold. The kids only had sweats on. This doesn't make sense.
How cold was it? Dec 21 in California City at whhhhhat 7-8 pm? 55-60 is this natives guess.
@@bridgetfisher9549 also it seems like nonsense to let your kids out at dusk (in winter) to play with chalk?? I've never heard of a child playing with chalk in the dark at night...
@@bridgetfisher9549 I think it was colder that day/night.
@@p.sherman3158 LOVING your username!!! 2 thumbs WAY up
Loved the last comment from Mark…make sure you walk them home,call them when they get home just to check in.loved that❤️
I love how Chase loves Mark so much and finds him so fascinating
was thinking the exact same thing
Scott “I can’t believe he’s not in the pokey yet , he’s all over the place “
Next day ; Barry morphew has been arrested this morning! May / 6/ 2021
Yes, yes, yes! When I heard he was arrested, all I could think about was Scott’s comment, “I can’t believe he’s not in the pokey yet!” I had watched this episode a few days prior to the arrest and wondered what the authorities were waiting on since it was so obvious he is guilty. I hope the money from the sale of the house and other monies can be confiscated and redistributed. He should not be allowed to benefit in any way from the killing of his wife. It’s so horribly sad.
Chase schooling the reporter on how to take a screenshot made me laugh 😆
I’d like to see an experienced trauma / CTPSD psychologist on the panel, as well, to respond each time the panel says, “If it it were me, I’d (fill in the blank)”. As someone who suffered severe childhood trauma, I still find it difficult to not over explain, find it a challenge to put verbal sentences together coherently, and to show emotion according to how society in general ‘decides’ how people ‘would’ be displaying emotions under certain circumstances. Being told I ‘would ‘ feel this, that or the other thing if I were genuine, makes me withdraw even further. I had to watch a lot of movies to learn how to show emotions (not necessarily’ feel’ them, because I shut off at a very young age) and to learn when these are deemed suitable to show and to what degree. On his channel, Patrick Tehan talks about how and why some people like myself display habits that have nothing to do with guilt, being uncaring, being a ‘monster’, etc. We seem to break all the rules, not fitting other people’s moulds.
I think the same from my own experiences, nice point!
Agree 100%. Investigators always say that people often react to a traumatic experience in strange ways or act guilty.
I love the way Scott jumps feet first into it and reels off a whole narrative about what happened 😂
I remember watching the local news once, and a four year old child was missing. The mother pleaded to the camera "Please, I want her back...dead or alive." I immediately said, "That mother killed her child." NO INNOCENT MOTHER SAYS DEAD OR ALIVE. It's always ALIVE!
p.s. they arrested the mother later for killing her daughter.
@@mettajennifer oh geez disgusting.
I disagree with that statement because I would want to know where my child is even if dead, and Then I would I know that my child is Dead and of course that would be devastating but at least I wouldn’t be left not knowing if my child maybe alive somewhere out there, I would never be at peace EVER......
@@reginagilby1101 I totally understand the sentiment but I think the wording isn’t quite right. If my son had been missing for years (if it had just happened, I wouldn’t be allowing the notion of him dying into my head), I would probably say, “I need to know where my son is. He needs to be with his family. Even if it’s the worst case possible, we need some closure and our baby deserves to rest.” .... that dead or alive comment is some kind of Wild West bounty hunter speak
Seems like like you've been paying attention
I always try to find my favorite comment. This week goes to Scott Rouse, “We’re not dealing with a damn intellectual King Kong.”
I hereby petition the panel to find this woman's comment and include clips of the quotes at the beginning of the next video everytime.
Nothing will top his "Lights, camera... PSYCHOPATH!".
The joking is great.
I love these guys. Love when they have some humour. It makes me feel better about so many things. :)
Hilarious 😂
I’ve learned so much from watching all of y’all. Each of you bounce off the subject and brings the points together.
I could honestly watch y’all all day.
P.S.
Scott’s voice is epic.
I’d wager the statement that the kids are going to be rambunctious is an embedded confession of motive, he lost his temper due to their rambunctiousness.
After the father of the missing boys says “they will be rambunctious “, he grunts as if that is a real irritation with their behavior.
My thoughts too - 'they're rambunctious' - is that why you might want to kill them?!
I noticed that too. It was a really odd thing to do in that moment. Like he was reminded of how much they annoyed him.
I make this “whew” noise when my kids are being overly crazy, it reminded me of a more bitter version of that.
YES!! I noticed/thought that exactly! He’s blaming them-he’s criticizing them. The emphasis on playing with chalk and not just playing on the patio bothers me, too.
And aside from all the other stuff, the police told you to stay home so they could reach you. They didn’t tell you that you’re not allowed to take coffee to the searchers or thank them or anything else; they didn’t lock you inside your home as they would a prison cell. That’s not the intent behind “stay home so we can reach you.” I can’t imagine staying home and not searching, but if they convinced me to do so then I *really* can’t imagine not offering drinks, snacks, whatever to the people looking for my child!
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Nothing makes me sadder then people who don’t genuinely love their children
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Who says anything critical of a missing child? “They are rambunctious”.
Even though they’re adopted - feels oddly defensive to me.
Thank you for showing what an innocent person looks like.
That was very refreshing and sad also
I noticed the Irish guy leaned in to the questions he was being asked, rather than pulling back.
Aghhh - next time start with *SPOILER ALERT*
Yes, after watching all those guilty creeps... He was so Obviously Innocent.
Just going on my woman's instinct again. lol The more I listen to you guys about Clusters, the more confused I get. I have yet to spot a Duper's-Delight or a Half Snarl or even a ... Thank God I'm a Woman ..
I'll tell you a story. When my daughter had just turned three it was about 9pm at night. It was just beginning to be a little cool at night. There was dew on the ground. She was in her bed watching a movie.
Her father did I'm going next door to see my mother and brother. I said ok and went to the computer in the bedroom. The back door was right by the bedroom door.
He went and checked on her and then went out the back door. I didn't hear the open again.
A bit later he returned. Maybe 15 to 20 minutes. He went and checked on her again. He came running in the room and said "she's missing." I said what do you mean? "She is in her room." He said "no she's not."
I jumped up and he ran, I followed him to her room. He was right there was no child to be seen. I cut the light on and still nothing. We checked the entire house calling her name. Nothing. Back to her room, I threw back the covers. Nothing.
We stood for a few seconds and then he said "maybe she followed me" I said "but I didn't hear the door open or close after you went out" he said "I wasn't looking behind me or paying attention"
I ran to the back door opened it and looked out and said 'no way she went out there in a nightgown with no shoes, this is a child who cries when her hands get dirty and the grass is wet and it's kinda cold"
He said "let's check anyway" so I went out the door and my eyes caught her little ball, one of those you get from the store that's colorful, light weight, and filled with air. It was across the street by an electric fence next to a cow pasture. The pasture wasn't very big. Just a few acres.
I ran back up the steps and yelled her ball is across the street. I grabbed the house phone and ran outside. Across the street and to the fence yelling her name.
The side yard was overgrown and a wilderness. With panthers and such, the other side a cow pasture with an electric fence, the back behind his mother's a bayou with alligators. The front a row of neighbors houses and a road that lead out.
He ran to his mothers and around her yard, I looked by the fence over into the cow field and around the front neighbors. This took maybe three minutes.
I didn't know at the time but at the same time I was in the the front yard calling the state troopers her father was in the back calling the city police and the city Marshall at home.
I started calling family members telling them come help me look, we split up without even talking to each other and started knocking on doors telling people please help, knock on doors and get everyone outside.
Maybe five minutes later cops were there and I was yelling block off the roads in and out. Call it in and block off the interstate my child is gone, she's not here. Don't let anyone who could have picked her up in the road get out of town.
The first cop said calm down, I said calm down hell my child is missing. He said we always find them within 20 minutes.
He made me go inside and tell him what I just told you.
There were so many cops inside there was no room to stand or walk. They were multiple agencies. I've never seen so many cops or cop cars in one place. As soon as the were done asking me question I was back outside and looking again. I didn't give them a chance to say anything to me. I was gone. I saw them form a line and head into the brush of the side yard with flash lights so I went the opposite direction.
Running I cleared the electric fence in one hop I ran the entire field screaming her name.
I could hear people yelling her name from one end of the road to the other, the house was full of people and every light was on.
Every single cop,neighbor and family member checked the house. We all started looking from ground zero. Which was her room.
I got to the end of the field and I hit me knees sobbing. I could see flashlights at the far reaches in each direction.
I screamed out to God sobbing.
At that exact moment I heard her uncle scream "I found her, I found her"
I instinctively ran toward the sound of his voice. Again clearing the fence. It couldn't have taken a whole minute for me to get there. I've never ran so fast before or after that day.
Before I realized where I was I was again standing in her room. I was shaking his shoulders saying where is she, she's not in here. He just pointed.
The bed was against the wall. I couldn't see anything but the bed. I looked at him and he smiled. I wanted to shake him harder. He just said look down there.
She had fallen between the bed and the wall but her lower half was folded around the corner of the bed. So she was at a 90 degree angle with her arms above her head her waist in the corner and her legs going down the other side.
I didn't know at the time but when I had thrown the blankets and sheet off the bed initially looking for her the blanket had landed on top of her.
All the lights and people, the sirens, everyone screaming her name and she never woke up. Not even when he found her and was yelling I found her from her room standing right over her. She never woke up and never moved.
That's when shock set it. I couldn't speak, I couldn't move, I couldn't breathe, as more and more people came into the room I was pushed back and out of the room and funneled down the hall. Into the living room where I collapsed on the couch. It wasn't until them that I began to sob.
Everyone who had been looking for wanted to see where she had been.
It took longer for everyone to look at her after she had been found than it had for them to get there and start looking.
I would like to go back now and listen to those emergency calls. I don't know what I said or anything. I do know I didn't cry until after she was found.
I'd like to hear emergency calls from children who have been found compared those it's known for a fact were harmed by the person who made the calls.
Please excuse any typos. I'm in a browser in my phone. The box is tiny and doesn't offer an editing button. I saw at least one word that was changed by auto correct. I didn't read it because I can't edit it anyway from here.
So glad you found her, this is amazing, no wonder you fainted into the couch, as I too have been in circumstances, where I had to hold my composure in order to do what I needed to do in an emergency, I was numb. like a robot that instinctively knew what to do. I still don't know where I found that strength, to keep going over all others falling apart ..irraticly blaming and then circle the wagons to blame you for the fact, they couldn't do what I did. It was my mother too. I gave her mouth to mouth, which I had never done in my life,,the ambulance drivers said, how did you do that as checking her vitals...they said you don't have to take her to hospital but I did for the family sake, that didn't appreciate I had just saved her life. That gave her another 9 yrs to her life. so much more I could carry on about..but I'm sure you know that numb feeling when it's family or anyone ..you automatically do whatever you can to find, help, save, or whatever if it means having them back in your life. Bless you for the stress you felt, what well worth it no matter what ok..hope you have continued to have her safe as well as yourself.
@@maydamcfadden3973 Wow, that is amazing. That must have been so scary for you waiting in the hospital not knowing. "hugs"
Omg 😳 what a terrifying story thank god she was safe thank you for sharing bless you 🙏 and your daughter 🙏💖💖
@Theory Of Personality you know what, your thr first that I found gets my sane issue. Just happened to come across this quickly. Altho, if internet is slow, I do manual corrections but then I hit send, all I thought fixed, has been shot to hell, it's worse than before! No way to fix what came out on text after either. Not only that, if Google or whatever, if you just transfer in reset to a new phone, cuz you don't want to lose everything, just in case..your keyboard errors are remembered too, to every error you ever made..darn it all eh? I don't like trusting my eyes ot fingers to the sounds like look a like words, some I see have no problem .long nails and bigger hands, why can I do that, it's a hit and miss with me. It's not easy I can that, not for me. Lol
Scott Rouse's comments- those demonstrating an appreciation for how women think- are incredibly refreshing to hear online.
UPDATE: The first guy has been charged with murder. You guys nailed it!
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I cannot find this. Only see an update that the investigation is ongoing as of last week.
Scott’s disgust on that guy that we won’t say the name because he don’t even deserve that (!!!!!), is so sincere!! Thank you guys for these 2 hours!! 🤩🤩
do you know the name of that case please ?
@@TheAndrewmcnelis it’s in Irina Dovgan comment… he is just 🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@anasantos6667 there’s 1400 comments!
In the first Orrin and Orson West tape, the thing that I noticed was he said,” I noticed the gate was open, I panicked and went inside and searched the house.” Had I noticed the gate open the first thing I would have done was look outside the gate and surrounding area. Something’s fishy.
The adoptive parents were convicted, but the children's bodies have not been found. Their oldest child testified he saw Orrin's cold, dead body in their apartment. Those poor children. All of them.
I remember watching this video and not knowing anything about the West case at all. I just heard the Verdict and came back to rewatch your analysis. Literal goosebumps, wow.
I love the way the four of you respect your panel. No overtalking Or interrupting. I really enjoy your channel
My tiger milk product shopping is always done by 2:00 am, or 3:00 am on rare occasions.
I've done it as late as 4, but it's rare. You're right, 95% of the time you're home by 3 .
You guys! 😄
Ha! This is hilarious!
And this is not even a place like Walmarts, Kmarts, Targets, or Costcos.
My 2 year old opened the front door and wandered out while I was on the phone(28 years ago so landline), I heard the door slam shut so went to see what was happening, opened the door ,no one there, bit confused as thought my husband had come in, called for child, ran around the house, ran outside, couldn’t find him, phoned the police hysterical, ran around the road outside like a headless chicken, screaming my head off, police turned up just as a neighbour bought child back, little minx had decided to walk to the school to get his older brother😂, which was 5 mins away! That seemed like ages but it was 10 mins max! He’s 30 now!!
Oh my goodness, that is so scary! Three of my little ones were in a Easter egg hunt and I couldn’t find them. That was 40 years ago, and I still get sick when I think about it.
My son did something similar. Scared the hell out of us.
@@steppy3736 That is the worst feeling in the world. Oh my goodness! Bless you.
@@judedeprey6831 it is terrifying! It's been 20 years and I still remember the panic, the frantic searching, yelling his name, and the relief at finding him as if it happened an hour ago.
@@steppy3736 I know. My life has been full of moments. .. i’m 74 now. My adult son and granddaughter died 16 years ago. Unexpectedly. Memorial Day was the anniversary of that. That’s been the most traumatic, but losing my kids during the Easter egg hunt, that was 40 years ago, and that was one of the most traumatic experiences… Isn’t it amazing how your brain feels right back to that moment. And you feel the same emotions? So interesting reading Peoples comments… as women, mothers, we all experience so many of the same things, and it’s interesting that we meet each other through social media. I’m ready for bed now because it’s almost midnight. But you sound like an amazing Person. I was really happy to read what you wrote. It brings us all together in a torn world. So happy to “meet” people like you.
I am neuro divergent and I use these tactics just to try to get a better understanding of how people are recieving me. A question I have been asking a lot recently is, "How are you feeling emotionally?" A lot of people seem like they don't even know how they feel. So the control of their emotions on their face and in their body is completely reactionary. It's all been very helpful for me.
When I worked retail, when a mother lost her child, it became nearly impossible to convince her to stay still and let us look for the child. They frantically keep looking for their child. I can’t imagine this couple keeping so calm and not looking for their children. Guilty!
Mark wins the day with an exceptionally well placed Tiger King reference! That was gold.
Just milking it#
@@joyfulalways6626 😆😆😆
I’m so glad Scott didn’t do the Josh Powell one. I’m so freaking angry at what he did as well, he’s truly evil.
Hi, this fascinated me as you have Richard Satchwell on the photo here. You never did feature him in the clip. His wife is missing for 6yrs. There were skeleton remains found in back garden of their home today. Would love you to analyse his interview. Thanks
Came here to say the same thing! No one has been charged yet… 😮
Actually remains were found buried in concrete under the stairs where a downstairs toilet had been. Richard Satchwell pled guilty. Richard has done many tv and radio interviews over the years giving his opinion on where Tina might have gone and asking her to contact someone to let them know she was ok. the usual.
I would like to add “Panelist on The Behavior Panel” to my resume.
You’re subscribed. Therefore, you’re a panelist.
@@ScottRouse my biggest accomplishment since 2019 to be sure🤓
Behavior... Panelist?
@@SavageMinnow Yeah. Why not?
@@ScottRouse sign me up! Oh wait, I'm already here! Even better! ❤️
Scott Rouse would be the perfect addition to any family. He's such a great guy!
Our family has been missing one essential thing: a Scott Rouse🤔
I agree. But let’s focus on how much more handsome he is than Chase. That’s what everybody is saying anyway.
@@ScottRouse 👁
Y’all are nuts. 😁
Love to have any of them in my family!
My son (when he was 4) snuck out of the house when he was supposed to be taking a nap. First of all, I felt guilty as h3ll, because as soon as I put him down for his nap, I took a nap. So, when my alarm went off, I went to wake him and found the back door wide open. I yelled out the back door for maybe 15 seconds. Then I ran in and got my phone and ran out the front door and started screaming for him. I would not have taken the time to even drive around the neighborhood first, I was ready to dial 911 in less than two minutes! But my neighbor heard that and came around his house with my son. He wanted to watch them build the fence. I guess I felt a little dumb, but I'd still do the same thing. It's kind of hard for me to believe those guys would wait 2 or 3 hours to call the police.
I had to laugh a little at the "who comes downstairs in their coat?" comment because we lived in an older victorian house years ago that didnt have a main floor coat closet, so ours were in our upstairs bedroom. I would get to the front door, have an "oh crap" moment, and would have to run back upstairs to get it.
Both houses we have bought since then, a coat closet is the first thing I checked for. 😅
I too have lived in a 3 story home, 2 actually. The 1 was insanely cold, all 3 floors & equally insane to heat!! We had coat trees & hangers upstairs. Coming in at the end of the day we went right upstairs & took off our coats & often put them on before going back downstairs to leave. We also wore hoodies & puffy vest jackets during the coldest parts of winter. Definitely not abnormal for many with big old drafty houses.
Can you imagine when the panels wives say, I love you, and they turn around and say, "I see you're holding back, you're twirling your hair, and you were looking at the nine o'clock position!" You guys are great!! 🙌
😂
I’m going to say that wouldn’t happen more than once or twice.
@@ss1908 LOL
That's great.
@Kdot remember Chase’s son who spilled his drink on the rug? Too funny
Wes Eckert: “It comes out once in a while that you killed mom... and that’s not the case”
Scott: “Yeah it is! 😏” 🤣🤣
The shaaaaade 😅
It comes out
Scott cracked me up right there. 😂😂😂😂
The first video: "Oh, Suzanne, if anyone is out there". The very first thing that comes out of the guy's mouth doesn't make any sense here.
A lot of what he did made no sense, especially for a grieving husband ... practically _all_ that he did (that was reported) made no sense for a grieving, concerned husband.
Please put the subjects’ names in the description, in order, so we can research these cases
That's what i was looking for in the comments.
1. Suzanne Morphew (not found)- Barry Morphew (spouse) arrested for her murder in 2021; charges dismissed in 2022; Morphew suing city for $15 million
2. Sandra Eckhert (body not found) - Wess Eckert (spouse); as of 2022 two persons of interest, but no arrests.
3. Tiffany Foster/Sparks (body not found) -Reginald Robertson (fiance) arrested and currently in jail for other crimes committed before her disappearance. He isn't cooperating with investigators and remains the only person of interest.
4. Susan Powell (body not recovered as of 2022), Charles and Timothy Powell (sons - murdered in Feb 2012) - Joshua Powell (spouse) offed himself in 2012.
5. Orrin(4) and Orson(3) West - still not found as of 2023 - Trezell & Jacqueline West (adoptive parents)- as of June 2023 convicted on 5 of 7 charges [2nd degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, and child cruelty for Orrin. Guilty of child cruelty for Orson.
6. Jill Meagher (found rayped and murdered in 2012 - Tom Meagher (husband). Adrian Bayley was the killer. He'd previously been in prison for raype and murder.
Thank you!
I was absolutely CRAZY when my dog went missing, it was snowing ,terribly cold and I was just off work in my nurses uniform with only a cape on for warmth!!! I searched for hours my whole neighborhood knew ,because I was a crazy woman looking for my little dog!!! I had several people telling me to give up because of the terrible weather, NO WAY!!! I LOOKED AND asking, crying loosing my mind TILL I FOUND HER !!!! Thank Jesus, because I had practically gone temporarily insane, because of not knowing !!! Thank God I did find her, I can not imagine having a lost child or children.
Good for you! I did the same when my 2 dogs got lost in the mountains. I was out there for HOURS yelling until I was hoarse. I had no water but I still stayed until I thought I’d faint. Then I took the car, drove to the nearest store, bought water, and went right back to searching! I found them both, 7 hours later!!! Dirty, exhausted, parched, needing so much water, poor babies.
Same. My dog got lost during a thunderstorm as a puppy. He was scared by lightning & dug under the fence to escape our yard. I called police & fire dept & was looking all over in a torrential downpour. Fire dept found him. He'd crawled under a neighbors' deck to hide from the storm. Firemen knew exactly where to look when they saw the neighborhood. Apparently, many young dogs run away & go under decks during storms. But yeah, most of us show more emotion for our lost pets than these folks do for lost kids
How far away was your dog?
Sandra it's terrifying. I feel for you and all commenter and others who have been frantic in their search to find their beautiful pets.
Years ago November 1994 my tiny dog was taken from the house I was visiting, when I nipped out. I came back to find him gone. It was dark, pouring with rain, and about 8.45.p.m. I ran outside, it was freezing too. I deducted the person who did this had took him in the opposite direction to where I would walk from. So that meant he was in the direction of a dual carridgeway. I ran and ran shouting his name, and just ran along the oncoming traffic to see my little dog bewildered and disorientated walking aimlessly in the direction of oncoming traffic. I called him shouting stay still. He heard me and I grabbed him up in my arms. I was trembling and feared. And so was he. I never left him on his own after that evening. Ten years later on the 23 Dec in 2004 he was murdered, throttled by a man who snatched him up out of my garden when I turned my back for a couple of minutes. He had grabbed him, throttled him, and thrown him to the ground just up my street yards from my home. He was old and hadn't got much time left so I was staying where I was so he wouldn't get stressed by moving. Then that was done to him by an evil man. The shock of the throttling and impact to the ground caused him to have a massive heart attack, which happened when I got him home and put him on the sofa to get warm. It was all very quick from abduction to his death. I was devastated and cried for days. (I was been stalked and this is one of the evil scenarios that played out on me. I lit a few candles outside where he was last sniffing the grass and the killer of my dog called firebriggade on me. When they came out they couldn't believe there was no fire. And he was walking up to them when they stopped outside mine. He turned away when he saw me talk to them. I don't know who he was, but he did harm my dog) . I ran upstairs to get my boots on to get him off the muddy garden. Because he was a bit stubborn n wouldn't come in when I called him to. That's when he was snatched, seconds really. I took him everywhere with me. He was allowed in cafes restaurants, the library. Woolworths where he had his own special chair just for him. He was loved so much. He was my brave little soldier. So I know your pain of how you feel and all dog owners who love their pets.
SO any person who shows NOT ONE OUNCE OF EMOTION WHEN THEIR CHILDREN GO MISSING IS HIDING SOMETHING.,
This day marks the 17th year of my little dogs death, and I still get emotional and she'd tears for him and my sadness. He was so loving. I've had other dogs who also were loving. Im an animal lover. 💜💙❤️🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
@@Pixie.Little
Honey, I couldn't be more aligned with you.
I've gone through similar and remain traumatized by it.
Not a day goes by that I'm not sickened to my core by the memories.
I just want you to know that I respect your strength and the unmatched love you have for your boy.
"Look after your friends." Thank you, Mark. These videos are a good reminder that we need one another.
Regarding Trezell Williams feeling cold and hugging himself all the time is a very valid explanation. However he seems to be almost hugging himself too tight lest his hands started a story of their own!!
Plus, i remember so well, when my dear animal companion passed, I was so grief stricken that i hardly noticed the cold. Everyone around me were fully clothed in their winter wear but i was walking about for days with just a light top. And in normal life, i am very sensitive to the cold...
Ive learnt and continue to learn so much from TBP Watching your shows has become a hobby for me.... better than Netflix 😅🎉❤❤
SO TRUE netflix could never
Mark does such a great job pulling things together and tying in his observations so we can see the whole of the person. It's easier to understand when Mark goes last; he has a gift for bringing it all together! Thanks!
I don't know what I enjoy more: the analysis, or the rapport between the four of you! Love this channel fellas 👍👏💐
1:04:00 You’re not wrong Scott, I’m a woman and I’m constantly scanning the area wherever I am 😂
I was really deeply invested in this as I find hubby and I quickly decide with TV interviews that we either feel dreadfully sorry for the family involved, or just as quickly say that doesn't make sense! It's awful to think how quickly we judge people, but it's very true, and quite human. As an Australian, I couldn't believe you mentioned the last guy was Australian. I thought that I must be absolutely clueless and not even slightly observant if I can't recognise an Aussie accent! I went back and rewatched, and the mention of Jill made me realise this was about Gillian Meagher. Her and her husband were Irish. There was an almost immediate social media search for her, as she had been out to drinks with work friends, phoned her brother as she left the bar, was walking the few minutes home ... and just disappeared. This area of Melbourne city is vibrant, lots of restaurants and places to meet up, brightly lit and you would feel safe there. CCTV in a dress shop just briefly captured her walking by and a bloke in a hoodie, and that lead to the case being solved. Yes, her husband behaved exactly as an innocent person would, and in great contrast to other examples used. Jill has never been forgotten here in Australia. RIP Jill. Always see friends safely home.
If my children were missing, I'd be in an absolute panic!!
I wrote to you guys to do the Trezell West case and I'm so excited that no matter how big you guys get, you listen to us. ❤❤
🙂👍
@@ScottRouse btw, chalk is "Chaka" their dog. The dog didn't leave the yard but 2 toddlers did 🧐
I would love you guys to show us videos of truthful people and read their body language to explain why they were truthful. I love your channel!
I’d like to see that too!
This!!! I want to see a video where they analyze/compare/contrast a proven liar, a proven “truth-er”, and like an open/unproven case and give their opinion what they think!
These 4 guys compliment each other perfectly! Brilliant! ❤😊
Scott, you're tenderhearted towards children and that makes you my favorite.
Morphew arrested and charged on 3 counts, one being Murder-1. Panel shows their prowess once more, and we're lucky to be learning from them. Thank you panel.
Watching these, sometimes I think the cops just send them out in front of the cameras so they can shoot themselves in the foot.
Agree!
Agreed!
This is my absolute favourite new channel, been binging videos non stop for days ❤️
Trezell (the adoptive father of the missing boys) went out for a total of 6 minutes when he went looking for them in his van. There’s video evidence. I’ve looked for a lost pair of sunglasses longer than that!
What is the name of this case is there full documentary about this case what was the turn out
@@janabodnarova8158 open case. Orrin and Orson West missing boys from California city. Jacqueline and Trezell West are the adoptive parents shown in this clip. There’s a playlist on my channel that you can scroll through to see more info and some strange things recorded/investigated by boots on the ground
Did they ever find them? Any updates these two are sketchy
So sorry for your loss, even if they've been found.
Sunglasses don't get the reverence they deserve. I mean; when it's sunny & you need glasses, what's the 1st thing you look for.
I hope things have brightened up for you, but not so much that you need glasses to see. 😎😪
@@janabodnarova8158 search TH-cam for Orsen & Orrin West. They were adopted by Terzell West and his wife. Pre-adoption names: Classic & Cincere. Good info on the following channels: The Interview Room, Profiling Evil, DutyRon, It’s A Crime. There are multiple videos on ‘the boys’ on each of these channels. They were reported missing on December 21, 2020. To catch-up view older videos, skip interim dates (really no new information or relevant updates), then review the most recent videos or you will be there for ever!
I have more urgency looking for my cat who hasn’t come home for dinner than those parents have looking for their missing children.
Rest In Peace, sweet precious babies..
Right
my cat doesnt leave my apartment and i still have a mild coniption when she finds a new hiding spot.
Same!
You took the words right outta my mouth!
Cats are nicer than some children lol. Kidding.....
It's telling when the foster father says the kids are rambunctious. What? Blaming.
This was fascinating! Thank y'all so much for geeking out and please feel free to do so again. 😊
Saying “our boys are rambunctious” signals motive to me, like his kids were bothering him or her and he/she snapped and did something unfathomable.
"Our boys . . . they . . . they ARE going to be . . . . [sigh] rambunctious, ok. [ugh!]"
I felt this was such a non sequitur and so telling - I totally agree with you.
I thought the same thing. It was an odd word to use that context. And people say words with a reason
Yes! I think so too.
Yeah like the start of a defence case.
Chalk is their dog, so it didn’t react to anything out back that night? They didnt use kids names but could say chalk without explaining it was the dog.
Agreed.
“Embedded Confession”
Hey guys, would love a show all about how you all met, first impressions of each other, and how you came to be The Behavior Panel. Love my mug and T-shirt 💖
Yes! That's a great idea. I remember Chase describing how he looks up to Greg on Eric Hunleys podcast which was really cool and I love knowing that kind of stuff about them. I hope they do it!
@@carolpetra1396 oh cool. See that’s the kind of stuff I want to know. They are the best thing that has happened in my life this year!
@@carolpetra1396 thanks for the info. I checked out Eric’s channel and now subscribe. 💖
Yes, agreed! @Scott Rouse
That would be terrific.
People are onions, Greg, I love your one sentence comments, it says it all. It's getting better and better, the editing...everything . Good job! I admire your work. Chapeau ! Bravo ! Thanks.
I read this comment right as he said it and I heard his voice on my head say it when I read it lol
In the interview of the adoptive parents regarding their missing boys, I realized by the end of it, that I knew absolutely nothing more about the kids except they were boys and there were 2 of them. There was no description, names, habits, clothing, height, age, weight, not a damn thing out of the mouths of those parents to help find them, only some nonsense of THEIR steps that was totally useless info considering the context as this was supposed to be getting help with the search. It was more, "look at all the stuff we did, so you don't have to think we did this."
Oh dear, now grandma has to stay up past her bedtime, the boys have a new video out and it's a nice long one!
Me too. It’s gonna be 4am by the time I finish😂
I had plans for today. Oh well, the bomb that went off in my bedroom can wait. Two hours of my favourite men, no question what I will be doing today. Thanks heaps from Australia.
No doubt!
My husband and daughter just don’t understand my joy at seeing you upload a new video.
And then to see me clap my hands and look at the heavens and say thank you because it’s a video about the Morphew case and the West boys case.
❤️
🙂
Years ago one of my dogs got out of the yard & I had taken off his collar to brush him right before he needed to go out & was going to finish we he came back in. The thought of my little dog being out on the streets with no identification I was absolutely beside myself. Omg, I was shaking and a nervous wreck. That is with one of my pets, God FORBID if one of my sons were missing…. No one can truly say how they would react in such a devastating situation and that’s a key word, “devastating” you see no devastation, no desperation for finding their “LOVED” one. I would think one would go through a cycle of adrenaline, denial, shock, & being distraught. They would have to sedate me at some point to keep me from being in hysterics.
I lived in northern Arizona and my Pittie "Budder Boy" ran off, I was devestated, I ran through pastures with my other dog, calling and calling, searching the rural neigborhood properties.... made signs, begged for help, talked to anyone outside I could find... I ran until I couldn't run anymore.... then I drove around and stopped and hollered.... so afraid he had gotten hit by a car, or someone had taken him, or the coyotes had gotten him...
..... I found him 6 hours later.... but I was a basketcase !! He was my Budder Boy! My best baby dog! I don't know how a child or a person could be lost without panic and devastation.....I know everyone's reactions may vary.....but, seriously??
glad you found your Budder Boy!
Oh, every pet parent knows this.. you can literally taste the terror in your mouth, and the relief feels like a drug high when it's all over.
Missing Kids...??? I doubt I'd be in a rational mental state, I'd probably be admitted in hospital and sedated.
I remember this time I was dating someone really toxic and he threatened to kill my dog to hurt me. The next day the dog was gone to my mom's (but I stayed, financial reasons)
To date, I shudder to imagine if I'd have called his bluff. I think I would have destroyed myself with guilt.
I think that's why I struggle to understand psychopaths. It takes a whole lot to harm someone or something that trusts you with it's life.
If my kids went missing and someone accused me they had better start running, there’s nothing even remotely ”understandable” about it.
I'm a terrible liar I'm too stupid (disinterested?) to keep my *"story"* straight.
Know
Love
Be
Yourself
Do not lie cheat steal complain or make excuses....and You will live a happy life.
Suzanne Morphew lived less than two hours from us and I never trusted her husband. It seemed obvious to us he was lying and it was frustrating the case went cold. 💔 So glad you guys are covering this! I hope some new light will be shed on this tragic disappearance.
💫 I feel the same way and I remember feeling incredibly frustrated, too, when it felt so obvious Suzanne's husband seemed so obviously culpable.
@@lotusflower8 I think the thing I like so much about this show is how it puts scientific analysis to our “gut feelings” that we have been taught in many cases to ignore to not be perceived as being judgmental. I’m not judging, I’m observing- and us observing our environment and peoples’ body language around us can keep us safer and alive. If nothing else- being able to read people’s body language better can help us be more attune and empathetic. 💜
@@Heidirclark
I agree. Our gut instinct is so innate and powerful. It's a shame that we, particularly women, are taught to question our instincts from an early age.
We're "being paranoid" or "too sensitive" or whatever ridiculous, gaslighting phrase we're given to make us second guess strong impressions.
There's a really good book, that you might like, on the subject regarding instincts called
"The Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker. I've heard several former FBI agents refer to, and recommend, it. It's the science that's rather amazing.
As for THESE guys, they really know their stuff, they're fun, and I just love 'em.
@@lotusflower8 wow. This is SO true.
I will definitely check out that book recommendation- thank you SO much. 😘 Does the book go into the history or reasons why women are so trained to ignore our gut intuition?
@@lotusflower8 Yes! This is so true!
7:04 I love how Mark is like, "Hell yeah I'm taking notes! Where is my pen, I have the notepad. Take it away, Chase."
"Oh, Suzanne" .. ugh.... my 5 year old can act better and more convincing than that.
I just sat down with a few minutes to spare when the notification showed up. This made my evening.
Me too!!!! ☺️
Oh no, only a few mins? I'm sorry. Hope you get a chance to watch (and re-watch lol) it all later. I have a meeting in the morning, but I can be a bit sleepy 😆
@@SavageMinnow I will definitely be finishing as soon as I can. These videos are riveting.
Can you consider doing a video reviewing honest confessions or interrogations? How the reactions are different from the liars? Thanks guys! Awesome quality content!!!
There is a youtube channel called: JCS - Criminal Psychology that has done the exact thing you are asking for. The video is called: Guilty until proven innocent. You might want to check it out. :) Although it would be nice to see the behaviour panel react to some of those as well.
Great idea!
@@lucasb4491 great reply. Its a great video to watch!!!
They have done. 😃
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love you guys. There is so much to learn from you.
Thank you for showing us how to spot a liar.
Hi Michele! Thank you for watching our stuff. I’m so glad you’re learning from us. 🙂 (Scott here)
Mark's giggle after Scott's comment at 19:24 just made my day.😂🥰 I also watched your analyses of Jodi Arias today, & it also cracked me up when Mark basically gives up & says he just can't deal with her anymore. Lol. I love all you guys!! Like others have also said, I find myself falling asleep listening to your videos. Even though you're covering heavy situations, your voices are soothing.♥️
When I thought my preschool age kid was missing (hiding in a clothes rack) I absolutely freaked out. I screaming his name within minutes of not being able to see him, rushing, frantic. Rushing to the front of the store to make sure nobody could take him out. It was another mother who calmed me enough to think. By that point, he'd been found. To this day, my heartrate goes up when I remember that time. I don't understand being calm when a loved one, especially a child is missing?
Exactly. I’ve literally lost site of my son for less than 5 minutes and automatically felt like I was about to throw up my actual heart any second, just thinking about it makes my stomach flip, I honestly think id literally die due to the stress and panic wondering how scared my child probably is, what could be happening to them at that very moment, if they’re even alive anymore, if some sick bastard is hurting them while you’re desperately searching, I’ve imagined it many times before and I don’t even know what I would say if having to plead for my child’s life through the media, but I SURE af KNOW I wouldn’t be calm about it. I understand everyone handles stress different but if I’m basically a hysterical mess just picturing it, then I don’t see how an actual loving parent could be anything less than hysterical actually living it.
@@cosmicpussy-cat2528 I agree. These aren’t normal demeanors for parents who have a actively missing child. If my CAT went missing I wouldn’t be able to keep my composure, let alone hold a press conference
Been there and same! Clothes rounder and she was so fast! Lol
Lost my youngest in an amusement park on a bank Holiday. I was hysterical and would have been vomiting if I hadn't been screaming his name and running all over the park. Then I saw him with a security guard and just burst into tears. I'm sure I couldn't do a piece to camera if he hadn't been found.
If I was guilty pretending to be innocent and Greg was my interrogator, I'd be crapping my pants.
I am a parent of a teenager and a young adult. I also live in Texas and when Greg spoke about southerners using past & present tenses in the same interview or conversation, I recognized that I probably do that as an innocent person just telling a story to someone else lol 👀 So when I watch these (which I LOVE) I’m literally worried about how I would be portrayed if one of my kids or my spouse was actually missing. If I’m saying the wrong things or I twitch a face muscle or anything like that 😂 I love this channel so much!!
I love hanging out with you guys. It's so cool that you found each other. Very interesting, thank you for sharing your wisdom.
When Greg says "...this is the point where I jump on this guy", I get scared. Love the channel.
Having grown up on military bases, I can tell you that Greg has some kind of terror inducing aura about him. It’s a zero tolerance, don’t EVEN vibe.
I would actually pay to see that.
Just realized Greg looks like Agent 47 from Hitman 🔫
I love that bit.
I was always a bit disturbed that my ex- husband watched True Crime TV about husbands who killed their wife. Glad I made it out!
Right..🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
Jst cuz people watch true crime doesn’t mean secretly we all wanna kill our family members
@@jeanakatherine9369 It was a joke, sort of! 😂
Scott, you were in rare form during the first part of this video! I love it. You should always just straight up tell us when a POS is guilty 😅
Well good thing I’m not an interrogator because I’d really suck at it. I’d believe almost everyone.
Congrats on 250K panelist! 👏👏👏
Amazing!!!
That's fantastic! Congrats!! 🎉
You’re dang right! This is the best on the TH-cams.
How many people besides me are checking back with episode after police arrested the adoptive parents of the little West boys? The Behavior Panel was spot on! I must say, I wish the outcome were different. Pobrecitos!
Me hahah and yer they were spot on but she is as much involved as him and she was getting ready to run because she needed too the monster
They also arrested the man who said the kids think he killed their mom, Scott says....He did!
Así es, pobrecitos bebés, de seguro sufrieron mucho 😔
@@LourdesGzz si¡
Yep here I am lol thought it was just me who was sad enough to go back to watch it again lol
I’ve been binging you guys... I’m an Aussie and remember the two Aussie crimes I’ve seen you cover....this one and Chloe in Darwin who was found safely.
Absolutely proved 1000 percent you guys are the real deal...the consummate professionals... there were many rumblings with both cases yet the four of you knew immediately that the parties involved were innocent! I’m continuing to binge and thank you for covering downunder 🇦🇺❣️
His first words were “It was cold” it was a very strong statement. Why in the world would you send your two young children out to play with chalk if it was that cold?
This honestly makes my week, seeing a notification from my favourite channel
I will never get tired of watching a clip, thinking "there's really not much there" and then the guys just going over millisecond after millisecond of minute subtle information that indicates something of interest!
If my 3 and 4 year old were missing, I'd call the police within minutes after checking the yards and house - no driving around without calling the police for help - calling neighbors, etc.
All of you are incredible. Thank you for teaching me so much. Chase is a wonderful, patient teacher and I really enjoy watching these videos to gain insight.