Scott Rouse: BodyLanguageTactics.com Mark Bowden: TruthAndLies.ca Chase Hughes: ChaseHughes.com Greg Hartley: BodyLanguageTactics.com

@stevegp4445

3 жыл бұрын

The Behavior Panel can you watch the mystery in pinyon pines. I would love to see it on your behavior panel.

@MisterK-YT

3 жыл бұрын

Do y’all take recommendations/requests ???

@sarcastic-leo

3 жыл бұрын

Do you guys (TBP) know if he, the guest has been known to sleep walk when he was younger?

@cookimonster1251

3 жыл бұрын

LOVE U LOT MY MUM USE TO SAY WOOD U OR I I JUMP OFF AH CLIFF IF SOME 1SAID NO 💩❤️

@firststepshardest1656

3 жыл бұрын

One thing I'd like to point out, about the issue of how Thom and his mom felt at the time... if they had been given some kind of mind/mood altering drug, then it might make sense that those elements are a little foggy... just a thought. Maybe it was intended for them to feel privileged as opposed to frightened. And maybe he speaks about being afraid, then not afraid, because he had tried to run away, and had to be placed back into the room. Is that accurate? Anyhoo... maybe they gave him something to increase compliance.

This is the only channel I can watch an hour and twenty-two minute video and still be 98.768% riveted to the screen by the end of the video! Keep up the great content!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

😍😂

@AwakeNotWoke1968

3 жыл бұрын

The Behavior Panel and The Joe Rogan Experience have appropriated all of my KZread time.

@BerniceWonderdog

3 жыл бұрын

School of Knox did you know that 87% of statistics are invented on the spot?

@Rock_Girl_Daze

3 жыл бұрын

School of Knox ditto 🤣✌️

@Josh-pe5pl

3 жыл бұрын

So true! Why couldn't I have learned this stuff 50 years ago? You "youngsters" who have grown up with the net at your fingertips have a tremendous learning resource. Time is precious. Pay attention to the stuff with creds. Read the classics. Learn how to write. Learn about the human mind, our common humanity, nature.

I'm really glad you didn't share the private part of Thom's story. I feel like you guys have integrity and I enjoy your videos because I trust you....so thank you for continuing to uphold your standard.

@gamerevolution8339

2 жыл бұрын

yeh, me too...fantastic integrity not often seen anywhere atm.

@Denien82

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was curious and very disappointed at the same time. Happy they were just pulling our legs :)

@nancygrote742

2 жыл бұрын

sorry but i do not think they should have even gone there, they could see he did not want to talk about it and he even promised others that he wouldn't. they should never have pushed him like that just because they were so nosey.

@chloe-historyandgames

Жыл бұрын

Idk about y'all, but can I guess it's got something to do with a probe??

@majorzipf8947

Жыл бұрын

Same. Says a ton about y’all’s integrity. Don’t get me wrong, part of me is screaming wondering what that extra part was but if you had shared it, I would not have much respect for this panel. Instead, I have even more.

"The most certain person is the guy who read three articles". This is the best explanation of social media ever.

@MisssAnthrope49

3 жыл бұрын

An old adage: A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

@MisssAnthrope49

3 жыл бұрын

@@anitae ...and the zillions of years since we first scratched into the dirt with a pointed stick.

@fridaytieday

3 жыл бұрын

It depends on the three articles, who wrote them, why they are written and where they are published.

@herzkine

Жыл бұрын

They say Hillary eats Kids doesnt she, just saying they day dobt they...

You guys seemed almost apologetic that a lot of people would find this interview format slow and boring. I actually loved hearing your questioning and getting a taste of your actual interrogation process which is subtle and methodical. Absolutely fascinating and the most riveted I’ve been to an episode. Thanks!

@kathrynkramer8345

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@dawn6467

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!!!

@martinagustafsson4039

Жыл бұрын

Loved the format! So exciting!

We never did find out how his relationship with the horses changed. I'd still like to know!

I haven’t looked through the comments enough- but what I get from his fear switch to awe & intrigue feels like a parental soothing repetition. I sensed he was actually afraid and traumatized, but the collective family story was to relieve the boys’ fears by renaming it as a gift, luck, special that they wanted to meet you that night? Stressing his personal value and serendipity of his perceived experience OVER his initial feelings of “scary, disturbing, creatures” that he has learned to stuff and soothe into “brave boy, lucky, unique, gifted”. At some point he described it as wrong place wrong time, but his mum describes it as the right place at the right time. Those two descriptions were exactly what I saw and felt in the fear and trauma vs. mesmerized with awe and a part of something massive and inclusive. I think his mum did a good job of “recording over” all the negatives with positives. No judgement- id likely do the same, but he’s definitely still holding/carrying the “secrets”, of his fear and personal experience with him, and allowing the happier collective story to shine.

@victoriaryanlpcpc8075

3 жыл бұрын

Very well said!

@zoezzzarko1117

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Because any child that is shocked, taken, examined (you know what I mean), anesthetized, then kerplunked back down where you stole him from... is gonna feel some kind of traumatized way about it. Regardless of how much a parental figure pushes a dynamic or agenda of providence or serendipity 🙄 And the fact that the govt pushed him to not talk about parts of what happened because it could be interpreted as salacious or "tabloid".... along w his mother/family's rhetoric... has clearly caused Thom a lifetime of angst and inner turmoil. Mom (conveniently) doesn't have the memories her boys have. Maybe because they didn't take/weren't interested in her. Or she just has a much better self-denial machine in her mind. I bet Thom didn't feel so "lucky" to have gone through this nightmare as a 9 yr old child. This was very evident in many parts of the Part I video.

@ladyhotep5189

2 жыл бұрын

@@zoezzzarko1117 they probably only took the kids

@tbee1575

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Bravo! Great observation! This makes perfect sense. Sounds like you need to be on the panel. 😉

@bhards

2 жыл бұрын

It might be that the kids remember the building and ant people because children are more mentally open, less programmed than the adults.

That expression described as a smirk struck me as more of a grimace. The impression I got was “Here we go again - the part where I’m gonna sound like a kook.”

@katelindowiat9453

3 жыл бұрын

Great point!!!!!

@bellesouth3052

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I thought too.

@MelissaThompson432

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's a little of both: I think it's a grimace that anticipates the potential smirk of his listener.

@courtneyr214

3 жыл бұрын

He's almost ashamed.

@kirsteenmackay4964

3 жыл бұрын

it is complex and you are totally right he is telling something he remembers but also knows is fantastical but its important and he wants to tell you but is afraid of it too AND the added anxiety that what if it was something "making" you see something - drugs,gas - so is a complex look BUT its part of what he remembers so its really important... and! yet its all fantastical so the anxiety and fear and excitment are central to the whole thing.. namely talking about what is expected to be only found in the fiction section. its like you have been given an insider experiance but you dont really know what happened and doubt is available in spades yet the experiance remains. your left puzzled to put it mildly but also responsible because it happened and well it makes a guilt worry sort of thing about it all. like if somethings not supposed to be real yet you saw that then it has to be evaluated the same as all the rest of your life but it also forces or opens up this eyes or perspective where some things now if your being fair have to be given consideration - things that are not publicly widely up for consideration. social implications are inherant. because both on the personal and the social knowledge / social standing and connections but its the astounding bit.. that the things seen are yes singular life changing but also actual world changing... what if you had seen things that change life. like i saw a mountain lion in my country where they are offically said not to be. so i know some of the truth of a contraversial subject. one where the official line is no big cats. the general thought is maybe people are lying or making a fool of others. yet i know there was a mountain lion as i saw it. loads of people also have seen them. i only know the cat i saw. so when something even more fantastical is seen and is really really in the realms of fiction not just unusual but fantastical. its the same. it happened. you cant unhappen it. you still have to live. eat breakfast.. but you live with this alter knowledge. its included in your poderings on life. k x x

I’m trying to analyze Chase’s color coded bookshelf.

@maibrittmller7531

3 жыл бұрын

Also notice how Chase and Scott dress to accommodate the guest or to accommodate the narrative being told by the guest.. Greg is always the Mr. FBI persona in his white shirt and Mark is the "British Dandy"

@annereynolds4150

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 😊 Was trying that in Part 1.

@xy7042

3 жыл бұрын

Same!

@carolynrose9522

3 жыл бұрын

what about the buffallo on the tv. Unless one of his, it's strange.

@janinehill577

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to know what is on Mark's wall . The long brown installation

Scott has such a fabulous voice, like silky smooth hot chocolate. Could listen to him all day.👍🏻

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

# Me too. He needs to do audiobooks.

@pedmondson002

3 жыл бұрын

Chase Hughes He should! I’m really enjoying watching these episodes, they’re great. Can’t wait for more to be uploaded, as I’ve binge watched all of them so far. The content is really great, but it’s also really nice to watch the interaction between all of you. Great team! Thanks for sharing your wisdom.👍🏻

@zoezzzarko1117

3 жыл бұрын

I think they all have such unique voices ....that when any of them speak... it holds your attention tightly. Somehow... I think they have mastered this through their training and practical experience. Doesn't mean I love it any less. It's one of the many reasons I like to watch them at work. Or should I say... listen. 😎

@SleepySloth100

3 жыл бұрын

Agree 101% ❤️ Scott's voice could melt ya! Uber groovy he calls folks 'Cats' too. You all Riock tho seriously. Thank you for bringing us this channel guys! Peace out from Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@emilyhadley8168

2 жыл бұрын

I've been listening to these videos to help me fall asleep, very soothing voices.

We need a t-shirt with ‘what’ya got’ logo 🙏🏻

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Yvonne Slater LOL

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

We totally should do it. With Scott holding a Sherlock pipe (whatever that’s called).

@yvonneslater5949

3 жыл бұрын

Calabash pipe. Greg would need to be Dr Watson and sorry Mark that makes you Mrs Hudson 🤗 keep up the great work gentlemen, loving it here in stage 4 lockdown in Melbourne, Oz

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

@@yvonneslater5949 I'll take what I can get.

@AmyMayHuntCFit

3 жыл бұрын

Any graphic designers near? :')

This channel is so addicting. Thanks, guys.

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

(scott here) Ha! thank you so much. : )

@kims364

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is! I love it!!

@calumdavies341

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting

@tamararutland-mills9530

3 жыл бұрын

snowwahine Yes, but the Amanda Knox video really got under my skin. I had to watch it twice bc I knew I was watching it w a jaundiced eyeball the first time. When I watched it the second time, I was able to learn quite a bit. Thank you, gentlemen. Il love being in touch with the truth, finding it and living a life that evidences it. It’s fun learning to spot it too.

@ninasky8975

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed 100 %

As a funeral minister, your videos (and books) are helping me to read bereaved family members; encouraging them to open up and feel safe in my company. Literally takes me about 3 minutes to be laughing, joking and crying with them as though I’ve been a friend for years. I’m not being deceptive, but just becoming the person they need me to be for them, super-fast. Managed to get myself written into 6 wills so far! Joke! That’s a joke! 😂 It’s just 2. 😉

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@karenlowes7802

3 жыл бұрын

Rather tasteless if you ask me.😒

@stephaniegrimes7204

2 жыл бұрын

@@karenlowes7802 Oh, Karen.

@keelypack2735

2 жыл бұрын

Bernie!!

@majorzipf8947

Жыл бұрын

@@karenlowes7802 a healthy mind finds ways to find levity in the heavy places in life. Especially when it’s such a big part of your life. The true message is this person is doing everything they can to provide comfort to a grieving family. Really quite beautiful.

This channel is pure gold, and it’s funny how their different personalities interact

Absolutely fascinating stuff. I love how Chase went into detail about how he modified his own physical behaviors to help achieve the interview results. I know Thom kept trying to paint a picture of not fear, but I honestly got a lot of fear when asked about any of the physical interactions with the aliens themselves.

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Wow - Nice work!

@TheSdecker2

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, Thoms body language(to me) seemed to be screaming uncomfortable/fear and mentions how much their grip hurt him arm.. and yet wants to tell us that he wasn't afraid and felt wonder?? I just don't buy that part of it. Unfortunately I think he feels "wrong" for not having the positive feelings some others walked away with. . and because "aliens" are odd enough, theres more safety in taking the positive side emotionally.

@exit281

3 жыл бұрын

the man was abused by these creatures

@Sinekyre14

2 жыл бұрын

@@exit281 Probably some guys who kidnapped and abused them..

@bettina4374

Жыл бұрын

Thought the same. Maybe he tried to frame it as an overall positive experience for himself in order to have an easier time dealing with the trauma he experienced.

When I was a kid, I honestly thought I could fly. Every night I would be flying in my bedroom. Only recently, I had it explained. I was dissociating, as I had an abusive Father. But seriously, I know I flied.

I just want to know what crime I have to commit to get interrogated by Chase “Tanned Daddy” Hughes...

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

The tan is wearing off quick

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

@@chasehughesofficial Do we need to get you back in the spray booth?

@calumdavies341

3 жыл бұрын

@Jol1411U my dear can come 2 interrogate me any day ;)

@AwakeNotWoke1968

3 жыл бұрын

Chase "Tanned Daddy" Hughes... 😂

@KittyChinchilla69

3 жыл бұрын

@Daniel Courtemanche I’ve given them all a daddy allocation! 😂

My heart sank at the end when Scott said the recording continued when the promise was made not to. In my head, I kept saying "No way! They didn't!" I instantly started losing respect and would never have watched the "Behavior Panel" again, which was disappointing because I love this show. I was relieved to know that the integrity amongst the panel remained intact! Thank you so much for that. There's far too much crap in the world these days for me to have to lose this, too.

@mortalclown3812

2 жыл бұрын

This was such a drag. I definitely understand your comment.

We told him we weren’t going to share the rest of the story, but... Me: “Nooooooooooooo!!!” As much as I really wanted to hear more details I didn’t want you to break the confidence of this man! He was so kind to share this life changing event. Let’s give him privacy in keeping the rest close to his chest.

@atexascabron7328

3 жыл бұрын

My absolute favorite Asian female! Lucy Lu.... Absolutely gorgeous!

@Fee212

3 жыл бұрын

@Lucy Lu I think they would have let him know that they were going to publish before they actually did it. But as we saw, they can be trusted.

I almost spit my tea out when Mark threw out the Shimmy word usage!

@lightbornadventures

3 жыл бұрын

Lol me too! I love Mark's shimmy moves! Someone needs to clip that for later edits

These guys don't just respect each other, they love each other. It's not what I usually see in a group of male experts in the same field. There's very little competition. They're learning from each other!

@Nicholas_Triumph_Thruxton

Жыл бұрын

Of course, they're not women. Men will compete when they agree to compete with each other. More often than not, men will work with each other.

@kateashby3066

Жыл бұрын

@@Nicholas_Triumph_Thruxtonlmao yeahhhh ok 🤣

@Nicholas_Triumph_Thruxton

Жыл бұрын

@@kateashby3066 Show me a building, a house, a road, etc. that has been built only by women.

@archibaldmeatpants1722

2 ай бұрын

They poke each other in the chops from time to time

Chase, you never fail to astound me...your interrogation process is absolutely brilliant. Never thought about why you brought in the mum....so clever!

@bencesz

3 жыл бұрын

True!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Louise Stone - Wow! Thanks very much! Glad I could share a few little tips here. Thanks, Louise!❤️

@JFH-te4lu

3 жыл бұрын

@@chasehughesofficial Do you mean Karen Stone? Saying the incorrect name certainly could indicate deception...

@MuscleFlexPro

3 жыл бұрын

@@JFH-te4lu the mom didn't convince me as she kept looking at the son like to know what to say to confirm his narrative

@valeriefilerelli6794

2 жыл бұрын

@@MuscleFlexPro Yes, I noticed that too.

Curious to know what you guys think about this: As a mother , and he and his brother were with mum and grandma, if my child was afraid/fearful of what they had seen/experienced, no matter how scared I may be feeling, I would be inclined to reassure without denying the events. So, I might say well it was beautiful/awe-inspiring, how lucky were we to see that "ball". Thus, he may have suppressed his fear or at least talking about it in order to function in his social community. It is, then and now, more difficult for boys to express fear/vulnerability. I agree with you all that he comes across as someone who is largely telling the truth of what he experienced. Great channel by the way.

@violetinknotes

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was thinking along the same lines! The language he uses, at the end, to describe his feelings are copying what his mom said in her interview. In the beginning he talked about having confused feelings on why but tried running from the room with the table. There's some group beliefs ingrained around feelings. It could stem from the mom trying to reassure them that they don't need to be afraid because as she mentioned, no one was harmed. But I doubt that bit because Thom obviously didn't want to talk about what happened in that room. It was very interesting to hear Thom's experience and everyone's analysis!

@mvubu6823

2 жыл бұрын

His mother had made UFO claims prior to this and these kids thought that there was something special about their family. The family history with this before this one event is interesting

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

@@mvubu6823 do go on, please

You all are the most interesting people on the web!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Carolyn Costner Thanks, Carolyn! We’re glad people like us doing something we just threw together for fun!

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!!

You are my Fab Four. Love your respect for one another's insights and your welcomed lack of one-upmanship. Four highly-developed individuals. I await your every episode. Love you all.

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Linda! ❤️

Hey Mark! I love your base lining! What a great story teller “I don’t normally talk about these things” rubs hands with glee “oh go on I’ll tell you!”

@riskninja8194

3 жыл бұрын

I agree Mark adds an awesome touch. I love listening to his talk he reminds me of listening to British royalty or something lol. If you have not already you should check out his TedTalk it is fantastic!

@bobtrouper

3 жыл бұрын

SIGINT Cat yeh mate, I’ve seen that, he’s very eccentric ! The panel compliment each other very well.

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliments, all! Glad you like my input. Together we have so much more to offer than as individuals.

@bobtrouper

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Bowden yeh! The new Beatles!!

@christi8707

3 жыл бұрын

@thebehaviorpanel... does it look like Cohen is trippin out about something in the background??? He looks a little mad. No??

I love how you all are so genuinely polite. Also you always handle all of it so professionaly and never mock anyone. This has to be one of my favorite channels on KZread, every video is super fascinating

Maybe you are going to get to this, but I have to go to bed: “hands” grabbed him off the horse. Something grabbed his arm and it hurt and escorted him in the building. Might be merging of memories? I really wanted to know more about how he got off the horse when the saddle was slipping.

It is amazing the chemistry these guys have! Mark is most adorable with his animated personality! I would pay him just to hang out with me. I love this format! Love watching them work!

Imagine having this team over for a meal. You wouldn't know if they actually liked the food! Silence and mouth covering, excellent

@bencesz

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha :) I agree :))

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

I would like the food!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

We’ll come over! I bet it is really good!

@kaymarham5486

3 жыл бұрын

If they asked "did you make the bread yourself?", you'd be screwed.

@janinehill577

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I'm from North Yorkshire, so I can make good Yorkshire pudding.. unless it goes wrong, then it's the ovens fault

It's cute when Scott says, "Chase, whaddya got."

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Scott is adorable. He's so much more handsome than Chase too.

@sharonvannier1167

3 жыл бұрын

And Scott is so humble and modest

@aliciai3295

3 жыл бұрын

​@@ScottRouse Scott's humility is one of his many great qualities. And I'm not (only) joking here, I mean it too!

@nicolagraham1678

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse well you would say that, wouldn't you Scott 😂 X.

@nicolagraham1678

3 жыл бұрын

@@aliciai3295 I concur. I imagine he'd be an easy guy to be around. Lovely man.

Thom, if you see this, thank you for coming on the show and sharing your story. Between your willingness to come on here and have these guys interview you, and your behavior during said interview, I think it's safe to say: you're confident in what you experienced. The times I felt fear from you, it felt more like fear "armor" knowing how people may receive the story now, or have in the past. The times the story felt embellished, felt like a result of time passed and the re-hashing of something huge that happened decades ago in a group, and you were just a kid. I've seen some truly suspicious interviews with people that claim they've seen "something," and yours is one of the most genuine I've seen. I also experienced something years ago and like you, I can't describe what it was, only what I witnessed: In 2009 I was living in Upstate NY and a couple of friends and myself were there to see it. It was an intensely bright round light high in the sky. (During the day. Not as bright as the sun and with more defined edges) It was about the size of a fingernail if you were to hold your hand up to the sky and compare sizes, yet the light was clearly very far from us. It sort of wobbled in one spot for a second, then it darted across the sky to the right (about two hand widths, sticking with the hand up to the sky measurment) and then back up and to the left twice as far, then down just a little, and then it went straight into space. Not "up" like the first directional movements being "right, left, and down," not curved like a rocket launching looks like- it went *straight,* or radially away from us into space. It shrunk as it moved farther and farther away until it was just a pin prick of light. The first movements lasted less than a few seconds, but the disappearing light lasted minutes. We watched it until the light faded into a tiny dot and disappeared, and then we all stood there looking up in shock and wonder for what had to be another minute or two. All of us concur we saw the exact same thing and we all agree it behaved unlike any technology that exists on our planet.

The 'shoulder shimmie' 🤣🤣🤣 You're killing me

@JFH-te4lu

3 жыл бұрын

He needs to do the shoulder shimmy more often, just for fun!

Haha I was about to turn off the video when you said you were going to show what he told you off camera! Thank you for your integrity! Found the channel today and I've been watching all day! Fascinating insights, guys!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jena. He did tell us some things that were bananas. And I mean, MIND BLOWING.

@deepset

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse You tease!

@kaymarham5486

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse Hello Scott - Did you guys detect deception when he told you these things?

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thanks, Jenna!

@lpt369

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse and did you fellas believe him??????

In 1977 I was 12 and had just gone to bed when my grandpap came in and said some of the cows didn’t come in and told me to go up to the back pasture and chase them down. I went out to find them, there was a bright moon so I didn’t even need the flashlight and I couldn’t find them (88 acres of pasture). On one hill I saw what looked like a bonfire and I thought how would there be a fire in the middle of open field? I went a little closer and it wasn’t fire but looked like a big circle of fire probably three cars wide. There was no sound and I was so scared I ran back to the house. I tried to tell pap but he was very old school and no nonsense and was just annoyed because I didn’t bring cows in. The next day I went up and there was no mark at all on the ground so there couldn’t have been fire. I’m 58 now and have never forgotten. PS the cows were fine. And I don’t believe in aliens still, just would love to know what it was.

My great.nephew is in Army intelligence and interrogation. He speaks 5 or 6 Arabic languages. This gives me some idea of what he does. So proud of him!

Mark, I want to hear more about your thoughts on the "collective unconscious" and the "very very old stories that we have deep inside us that we've inherited over millennia" when we are looking for patterns.

@courtneyr214

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting topic!

@dustinjenkins8215

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know a whole bunch, I'm sure if you look into Jung you'll find some stuff. From what I know a lot of it deals with predatory reptiles, being in trees, stuff like that.

@ladyhotep5189

2 жыл бұрын

Our DNA carries memories

@carmel3613

2 жыл бұрын

@John Kingston, yeah, Carl Jung would be your man!

@kathrynkramer8345

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

The Fantastic 4! Love the show

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rolando!

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

We're glad you like it!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@oceanside88

3 жыл бұрын

@@chasehughesofficial Chase = Hotty ;))

@bencesz

3 жыл бұрын

🥰

I love how if you were to read each of these experts’ specific expertise on a piece of paper, you could very quickly match each one to their expertise. You could almost just from Greg’s face see him in an Army uniform drilling people in some uncomfortable room lol. And Mark with his fantastic historical themes and amazing humor. So British, such a broad and deep understanding of not only his own culture but differences in historical and current cultures throughout the world. Love you fellas. Not one of you I don’t enjoy absolutely thoroughly. Very educational, very entertaining, and I love how you all seem like great friends. Great chemistry.

Very informative vid, thanx. An older co-worker once told me of he and several sailors aboard a Navy ship near the Amazon area. For a few nights they watched lights going in and out of the sky and the Atlantic ocean.

If you ever feel like it, please analyse Oscar Pistorius. Know it is a lot of footage bt even just a section of his testimony...

@BerniceWonderdog

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! That was an interesting case

@Fezleysnipes

3 жыл бұрын

Oooo that’s a good one !

@nadinewhite993

3 жыл бұрын

That would be very interesting. It's hard to believe he shot at the door knowing she was behind it and that he could wound or even possibly kill her. If he did shoot deliberately, knowing full well that it was her, what would have happened if he'd opened the door and found her still alive and able to identify him as the shooter? If he did shoot knowing it was her he would have had no idea where his shots would land or if his shots would kill her. In other words he would have been at 100% risk of being identified if she had lived. And considering he was shooting blind at a door there was every chance in the moment that she might NOT have been hit and instead left alive to tell the tale. I can't believe he would fire at the door knowing that she could survive and dob him in. I think his ego was too huge for him to ever do anything to jeopardize himself where he could end up in court or jail. I think it's more that he was cowardly and fired off at the door thinking there was an intruder in there. I think he was terrified and lost the plot. However, we may never know the truth.

@annegriffith6905

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree - I’ve asked for this one too!

Scott's voice is so soothing and relaxing...he needs to do ASMR or something.

I also wanted to hear from Thom’s mum what her mother’s interpretation of what happened was. They must have asked her if she tried to wake them, did she think they were dead? Clearly, she was scared, turning the car around and heading back to the presumably only open store in town. Did she explain why she walked past the cashier and pretended to be looking at bikes and strollers b/c she realized they’d think she’d lost her mind. What did Grandma say to her daughter when they walked out of the store and she was standing outside of the car? Also, if Thom was asleep all the way back into town, how did he know Grandma had been driving? Was he afraid when mom was not waking up? Did he follow grandma into the store out of fear? Did he “know” the others were asleep; or did he fear they were dead? When he woke up, did he immediately remember what he had experienced and his “journey” during the missing time; or did the memories come back in bits and pieces like a dream, etc.?

@BerniceWonderdog

3 жыл бұрын

it was the grand mother, she left as no one else in the car was conscious. I can understand her survival mechanism kicked in sufficient to get them back to civilization and protection, but on getting to the store was in shock. So she goes from pretty focused rational action to irrational, but maybe that's consistent with being in shock.

@nadinewhite993

3 жыл бұрын

If you wake up in a car hearing a car door shut and everyone else in the car is 'asleep' and the driver is missing and so is your grandmother you can pretty much assume it was your grandmother who drove. Brother out cold on your lap certainly didn't drive. Mother passed out in the front passenger seat certainly didn't drive 😜

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

yeh the story doesn’t make sense

I used to organize my books by category, but sorting by color is much prettier!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Virginia Wallace ❤️

@yelenaangeleski3354

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

When they said they were going to show us the private conversation? My first reaction was pure shock and than I thought that I would never watch another episode! But I’m glad that they are truly men of their word.

The word ‘extraction’ jumped out to me when he described being removed from the car. I wanted to know what that was for him. Also he said the ‘bugs’ were facing the wall yet he was able to describe its or their eyes - I wanted to know what happened when they turned around to show their eyes. Or when he first saw their faces. Lots of gaps in the story narrative for these potentially emotional or fearful memories. Thanks guys, love your work.

@apilkey

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that as well about the description of their faces but they were facing the wall 🤔

@owlfethurz8377

2 жыл бұрын

Same question about them having their faces toward the wall.

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

yes, i first tried to guess the ants facing the wall or heads into the wall was supposed to be aliens looking into some technologically advanced console or screen (think a holographic screen).. but when i try to think of a very disturbing and scary image it would have to be some being which is turned around and you can’t see its face… this makes me believe he had a bad, traumatic nightmare or hallucination

@shabbite

11 ай бұрын

He is describing the creature that is escorting him by the arm when he talks about the bug like football shaped head and round eyes , later he says there was another bug like creature facing the wall or two stood together facing the wall .

@Greg, when he says "the eyes would have been..." I think it makes perfect sense in that he is answering Scott's question about the positioning "if it would have been a football" - so since he isn't talking about an actual football but the creature he saw, I think the subjunctive form is totally fine.

@shabbite

11 ай бұрын

Yeah totally agree , at this point he's describing a football with a face on , also when he's describing a bug facing the wall this is in addition to the one escorting him .

I was about to drop everything and stop following your channel, tear up my beautiful, comfortable t-shirt and maybe try to forget all I had learned from you when you said you were going to play the tape of what he said "off camera". Really, you all just elevated your heroic status in my mind, by not revealing anything. Whew! That said, I'd love to know how other interviews about similar events went. Complete class act again folks! Loved this!!! More, more more!!

@margomeave9064

Жыл бұрын

Well said. I was gobsmacked to say the least & felt quite extremely disheartened. I’m so grateful it was only a tease. I want to also express my gratitude in that you guys mostly keep foul language off your channel. Hey, who doesn’t slip up occasionally? The world has gone mad with f-bombs. I have full on admiration for this team of gentlemen.

One thing I noticed was when he said the "bug" had a head shaped like a football, his hand gesture was EXACTLY what he described later when Scott asked him was it horizontal or vertical, and he explained it better, but his hand gesture the first time you asked him BEFORE he was asked to qualify was all you needed to see to understand the orientation of the football-shaped head in his memory.

@LadyChann

Жыл бұрын

He just didn’t seem to get what Scott was saying and it was so simple . Like dude was the football shaped head horizontal or vertical ? And then when he said the face was on the point of that shape … I was like whaaaaaattt??😮😮😮😮🤷🏾‍♀️👽🏈

There was an odd similarity between Thom’s memory of someone grabbing him to keep him from falling off his horse in his beginning story and the grabbing of his arm to force him through the hall. His illustrators at these parts were also very similar.

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

that’s an amazing theory!

@LunaC...

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I noticed this too!

@sternits

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloe-historyandgames That was an observation. Not a theory.

@chloe-historyandgames

Жыл бұрын

@@sternits true! Well here's my theory - the memories of the near death experience with the horse race and the ufo encounter are related through a dream or hallucination. That's why in the dream he feels a hand grabbing him, like when someone was grabbing him from or pushing him back on the horse it's the same as when he's in the 'room' - that's why the 'aliens' look like a horse monster, mushroom grey/white in colour, with bamboo legs and a long head...

@totemmechanics1

Жыл бұрын

@@chloe-historyandgames yeah, except it's not really a dream, because his brother's involved, and they all remember bits of the night, but it comes from the same part of the brain sort of, one thing representative of something else. but were they were drugged before the car ride, and who would have done that? My mum didn't normally take that route, I don't know why, she liked the view but it was dark, I don't know why she went that way.... ... Aliens facing the wall he said, alien suits hanging on the wall BP said.... This is horrendous if it's what seems to be the case.

Chase, whadda ya got?!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

😳

@LucyLu-wj3vn

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll buy the T shirt! 😆

On Scott's comment about not remembering the 4th grade, I remember a few things before the 1st grade. I remember several things from kindergarten - my "boyfriend's" name was Jet, my grandmother died, "Stop, Look and Listen" before crossing the street, cookies and orange juice for snacks. So it really isn't saying a lot that he can't remember, many people do remember when they were 4 or 5. I think it's the severity/importance/impact of the events themselves that makes us remember. Great video and subject.

OMG, I walked away and was just listening- when you said you kept recording, I was yelling at you guys! “No! We trust you!” 😂 you had me for .5 a second 😂

damn he litrearlly described a prayin mantis alien. and i thought others were crazy holy fuck

Wow I'm very surprised to hear that you guys believe him!! I've learned in this little lifetime we have that it's best to keep your mind open. Life's full of surprises. Glad I found you gentlemen

@boudecia22

2 жыл бұрын

Well I believe that they utterly believe what they are saying. That doesnt necessarily mean it's real but it doesnt mean its false either.

Hi Guys, loved this program. Interesting from beginning to end. I learn so much from all of you all the time. Chase, the part about how we can alter a memory every time we touch it, is fascinating. I will be sharing this with my family. It’s also possible to be mistaken about something, but believe it to be true, and then cement it in our memories as truth. These ideas have helped me let go of things in the past that might have been incorrect and has helped me to forgive and move on. Mark, I’m a teacher and I love the way you think, and how you bring so many other elements into your analyst. The idea of this memory of Tom’s having a connection with the frightening experience he had as a child is thought provoking. The connection of the disappointing brown ribbon, his school drawing,, and the rendering of “the grey” and where is is hanging now, was inspired. I have to go out and buy some of your books now. Guys I love the idea of covering your mouth in an interview to let the other person know they are free to speak and tell their story. I will use that. Thanks again.

I wish there was more than one upload a week, I like binge watching your channel and I often just listen while I’m at work! Great stuff guys 😃

Chase asked him about how the animals reacted to him after the experience....he called his mother to answer ....then the conversation went in another direction......but Chase never got an answer about how the animals reacted to him....meaning did the experience change him somehow and the animals sense it.....he talked about a raccoon coming in the house...but never talked about the horses....and did they change towards him.

@davidbrown2212

2 жыл бұрын

I find his mother's reluctance wasn't just from being camera-shy. It's like she didn't want to THINK about all the details again.

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

it’s suspicious, you can tell he believes there is a mystical connection with animals caused by this event, i think we can assume he believes things did change with the horses after.. especially if u read the other theories on here about his near death experience with the horse and similarities of aliens to horses

@totemmechanics1

Жыл бұрын

@@davidbrown2212 so is she covering to protect/help him, or did she (help) arrange this and is covering for herself, that's the thing no one wants to say. She said - I'm just here for him, or something when they start with her.

I’m very happy to have stumbled onto this incredible team. My interest in interrogation techniques, unbeknownst to me, was always an interest in human behavior. I find myself, wishing , this team would, reevaluate.... many old case files and give a fresh perspective. Thanks, guys. Great work.

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

(Scott here) Thank you so much. We’re trying to take a look at several of the different suggestions people have given us. I’ll take a look into that and talk to the guys about it. Thank you for the suggestion.

I really like the “2 videos concepts”, with an interrogation part and the following analysis. It’s a complete exercise.

Only recently found the part 1 and part 2 of this. This style of video is incredible! It feels like your teaching are clearer some how. You guys really do provide videos that are amazingly layed! So watchable, with rewatches practically being essential in the best ways possible. Kudos to you all! And as always, thanks for your time and hardwork!

I could totally see what Mark analyzed in Thom. This was so interesting. I get the impression something traumatic happened to him perhaps during his horse riding accident and when he was describing the building they were in, the long hallways, etc., my first thought was, "oh that sound like he was taken to the hospital".

@apilkey

3 жыл бұрын

Could’ve been but it sounds like several other people in the town also witnessed the same event.

@apilkey

3 жыл бұрын

@Alex Atreides Do you think it was a horse accident and he just went to the hospital and something happened to him there? What I didn’t get in the story was how he was describing himself falling off the horse and a hand grabbing him? Sounds like something supernatural. His mom wouldn’t be running alongside the horse or anyone else for that matter and be able to just lift him back on it unless he was riding a miniature horse. …Or they did actually drive over the bridge in their car as a family and witness something (whatever that something may be)?

@jadenking4268

3 жыл бұрын

@@apilkey i wondered about that as well , why no-one went into that statement further, what hands slid him back in the saddle? He saidnhe was ridding at full gallop, someone couldnt just slide his sadle back on, very strange. I found his mother in the interview also wouldn't give her opinion, she always looks to Thom to seek answers, she wouldnt speak to deviate from what he may have said.

@jadenking4268

3 жыл бұрын

@Alex Atreides he said the car was running when they were " taken" and was off when they were put back in, but he also stated he was out along with his family, only hes grandmother was conscious, well if he remained unconscious, howd he know the car was off? Doesnt seem like hes grandmother would tell them such a benign fact after the fact

@einaeb5

2 жыл бұрын

If it'd been a horse accident, I think the mother would remember the hospital.

Thank you for being true to your word and not recording the part that made him very uncomfortable. Very interesting interview!!

He’s a photographer. I’m a visual designer. Creatives tend to use descriptive color names to conjure the senses or memories to create an emotional connection for others. Cinnamon rather than reddish brown, etc. mushroom is more descriptive than white or tan and tells a more complete story.

OMG, I’m so glad you wrapped that up the way you did! I audibly gasped, to the point my birddog ran up to me to see if I was okay, when I thought y’all were going to share what he said off camera. Thank you for having integrity! Enjoyed Thom’s sharing of his experience. I hope he has some peace after all of that. Loving the channel! It’s like having a beer with brothers and listening to stories! During this time of continued social distancing and isolation, I’m grateful for the connection, albeit cyber. Be well!

When I was ten my friend and I saw something we will never forget. A couple of yeras ago I was listning to the radio and people described seeing the same thing in the timeperoid when we saw what we saw. No sound. A sphere standing still in the air. I will never forget it.

@bellesouth3052

3 жыл бұрын

And we don't discuss it because people look at you sideways.

Thursdays are now up there with Saturdays. Amazing channel.

I appreciate the integrity of you all in regards to not disclosing info that he was not comfortable sharing. Another fascinating video. Thank you all so much!

I can’t get enough of you guys. Keep these shows coming. Thank you from 🇬🇧

@Nicholas_Triumph_Thruxton

Жыл бұрын

This may be off topic, but as someone from the UK, how does the American accent come across to you?

It was actually really fun watching YOU all during the interview go into "work mode"

Whenever Chase or Greg are talking, Scott has a slight smile, nods approvingly, and listens. When Mark is talking, Scott has an indifferent look on his face, monitors whats being said very carefully, and rarely gives nods of approval. Just interesting to note

@neitzschebabie

3 жыл бұрын

I think you are biased! haha! I just watched Mark talking about the "shoulder shimmy" The all loved it! Scott is really generous and gives up a round because it's all been taken care of. And knows he has been outtalked on the first round. The wry smile is just after Mark talks but nothing to do with Mark specifically. Even Greg can't stop himself on these episodes. pretty unique stuff, and a great chance to geek out together as well as teach us wannabee's :)

@theeskimo4740

3 жыл бұрын

@@neitzschebabie We're all biased, I'm generalizing and am not looking at corner cases or isolated instances

@yuna48910

3 жыл бұрын

I don't like mark either, he is fake

@theeskimo4740

3 жыл бұрын

@@yuna48910 I disagree. I think he's struggled with narcissism but that's all usually rooted in childhood trauma, so I'm sympathetic.

@lpt369

3 жыл бұрын

I disagree. He is nodding in agreement and says excellent after Marks first talk ( see at @9:50 ). Then again, their second segments if you watch from @20:15 again Scott is reactive and pleasant expression, nods softly, ends with "excellent, wonderful". His reactions to all the guys is sometimes relatively blank and sometimes expressive. I think all of them often try to hold back their reactions sometimes while the others are talking ( look a bit neutral, not detract from speaker ) but other times they nod and even chime in. In this video Mark was getting pretty deep into cultural psychology/archetypes kind of stuff and I just got the feeling that the others were just really thinking about what he was saying in terms of how it applied to Thom. If you're reading this Mark, luv ya

This is the stuff I would love to see you all do more of!!! LOVE it!! I was almost gonna get mad at you when you said you kept recording and was gonna play it!! LOL so glad you guys and this channel have so much integrity. It's my number one!!! Thank you!!

Time flies when I’m listening to you guys.. ..

I want to be on this show. Mine is about what happened at my house that I lived in as a married adult with 2 kids that was clearly haunted and the events that I experienced for 17 yrs. Anyone questioning me, could finally see that this is a real story!

@shabbite

11 ай бұрын

Sounds very interesting and terrifying.

Hey you guys I am binge watching all your stuff and loving it. My fascination for this subject started with Desmond Morris's book " Manwatching" (like you Mark.) I would love to see a clip of Greg doing a real interrogation on someone who is lying. I bet he is terrifying when you sit across a desk from him! I get the feeling that he is so nice in these videos - but I bet when he was in the military he was as scary as hell...Are there any clips I could google please??

Simply the best channel on KZread, I forward this channel to my family and friends more than any other.

Glad you kept your word to Thom. I was so disappointed in all of you when you said you kept recording and were going to share it with us!

Have learned so much from this panel, thanks! Mark spoke at a conference in PEI for a group I manage a few years ago and I just did a webinar on online communication with him last week so I can run some virtual meetings/events well, and now I am adding in what I am learning from the rest of you. It has reminded me what I love about communication and working with a diverse group of people. Hope it makes me better at my job. And an extra plus is that Scott makes me laugh!

@MarkBowden1

3 жыл бұрын

Great to have you here!

@mjc6533

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarkBowden1 Thanks Mark, created a cheat sheet on tips presenting online for my panelists; that webinar was a fantastic help and gave me some confidence moving forward. So thank you for that too!

I have so many comments about this, so I could go on forever. Great, great video as always - it is interesting to see you guys really holding back because he's a nice guy and this isn't a crime interrogation. One thing that struck me - is there a link between the bug and the horses? Think of the similarities: the bug has a football shaped head with the points at back and front. A horses head is long too, with the depth longer than the width too. The bug's limbs are like bamboo, I'm thinking he means the joints are like the joint like markers on a bamboo. Horses have long, slim legs with narrow joints too. Bugs had eyes like marbles, horses have beautiful dark but shiny eyes too. This could be a supreme reach but then I have a vivid imagination and I can mindmap most visuals into something else 😏

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Mai Britt Møller That’s brilliant! Love that idea!

@maibrittmller7531

3 жыл бұрын

@@chasehughesofficial thank you mister! I'm going to mark these COVID quarantine days as brilliant if I get a response from one of you! I know you guys get so many suggestions, but a cool and different video could be you 4 talking more causally about instances where your readings/interviews/interrogations were way off.. With the way you all chat with each other, it could be a humerous video?

@apilkey

3 жыл бұрын

@@maibrittmller7531 Very plausible, could’ve also gone to the hospital for a concussion perhaps and given something…but the only thing that gets me is that other people in the town witnessed the same event

@carolashlee8002

2 жыл бұрын

Good point

@chloe-historyandgames

2 жыл бұрын

i think it’s a genius connection and some other commentor mentioned how his mum grabbed his arm to stop him falling off the horse and later the ‘ant’ is grabbing his arm tightly

Thank you so much, another really enjoyable session... Can't wait for the next one!

This is my favorite channel. I love it.

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. That's so nice of you to say. : )

Thank you guys! I really enjoy the dynamic of the panel. You all bring something different to the table. I find myself nodding along to these videos while you are explaining things for some reason.. Amazing breakdowns and explanations of techniques that you are using. I enjoyed the original video as well. It's a great story whether or not it is true, he believes what he saw.

Thank you guys for allowing us into your world - it's utterly fascinating. Thank you for the effort you put into this.

Been really into this channel lately ! Good work guys, love it !!

I really like the banter between you guys in this and the little prank at the end, it was nice to laugh along with youse. The information youse gave about how memory works and is changed etc was very interesting. Thank you for the video.

Chase could convince me to sell my soul in 20 seconds but now that I've seen this video I know not to believe a word he says. Never trust anyone with a color coded bookshelf, psychopath.

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

😂❤️

@lisadugger9097

3 жыл бұрын

I was looking at that, wondering if he would only buy a specific book if I was a certain color, or he jumbled the topics, based only on color. I need a life.

@nettypsings2704

3 жыл бұрын

I know right! I mean, I know I'm a little obsessive/OCD with mine (categorised, alphabetised by author, then each author is arranged chronologically), but that's almost as bad as arranging them by size, or spine in!!

@mrmayo18

3 жыл бұрын

@michael Don't be projecting your feelings towards Chase onto me

@videosformyfamilies

3 жыл бұрын

At some point I missed some dialogue because of trying to determine if the color sort was intentional.

I love your channel. Each of you contribute a unique perspective and I’m learning so much! It’s great to see your mutual respect and collaboration. I’m curious: prior to watching and commenting on KZread you’ve all seen the clips before, and made notes? I know you’re all keenly observant but seeing all those details takes more than one viewing, yes? Thank you!

Great follow up to the first video. It really helped give context and honed in on specifics.

I always enjoy when the four of you allow us to find humor in very stressful conversations.

If I actually went through something alien related through and through, I’d want you guys to be as thorough and prodding as possible. No holds barred. Authenticity is important.

Thanks to each of you for your analysis - I discovered you while in lock down here in Scotland and have enjoyed and learned loads from each of your episodes. The input from each of you is unique but also complementary and the mutual respect and challenge is healthy in this world of sound bites and putting others down ! Marks incisive humour is hilarious 😂 The range of individuals that you have chosen and their respective context is really interesting but I find it all useful for translation into a work context and the point about understanding your own biases was great . Is that a Highland Cow I spotted in the background ???

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

She is!

This is the first channel I go to when I’m on u tube ! The best Analysis of behavior and body language I learned so much from your channel and you have a great panel that all comes with their own experience and training.

Oh man, so inspiring. I love how Chase is analyzing the verbal content too!

Holy crap i thought someone was in my house whistling this old man.I was relieved after rewinding and heard it again.I aint tripping.

@commonsense571

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! I find myself whistling to it and I have earbuds in so my family is like..”Umm your listening to ‘this old man?’l 😂

You chaps are deliciously fascinating and this content so educational and valuable. Really appreciate you sharing your expertise like this. X

@greghartley9975

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks we are glad you joined and are enjoying this. Great to be part of this team.

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Kay!!

@LightoftheWest7

3 жыл бұрын

@@greghartley9975 even when I see a comment from Greg I find myself in pre confession pose. Get away from my neck, Greg.

Guys, I LOVED this video! Part 1 and 2. You four are simply amazing! Please keep up the teaching and great content. Awesome!

I absolutely loved watching the original interview and now seeing you all break it down is equally awesome!!

I am currently attending UCSB for biopsychology so I love watching all of you guys explain everything like terms and meanings behind certain things from different perspectives especially without bias! You guys are my favorite KZread channel please keep it up and you will all excel with this channel!

@sheen.

3 жыл бұрын

Also I’d love to find a group of best friends just as cool and respectful as u guys are to eachother😄👍🏼

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Good luck with the degree! Keep us posted🔥

First off, I love watching and learning from you guys. Secondly, I was about to get on to all four of you for deceiving Thom by recording him when you promised you wouldn’t. 😂😂 Although I’m sure we all are curious as to what he said, I’m glad you didn’t actually record and post it. I was about to feel so bad for the guy.

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

Love when Mark gets theatrical and chase smiles .....its funny