I do the intentional head nod during conversation. It’s my way of saying “I hear and I understand” without interrupting the person verbally.

@kfoster9000

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@sweepea009

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@chaachaachoco

3 жыл бұрын

i'm surprised it's a manipulation motive. i do this all the time when i listens to people. i even nods while watching lol

@SliqueTV

3 жыл бұрын

It's also very likely something he learned during his first time in prison. Guards will often want to make sure you're listening to them and get pissed if you're not - by making the nod super obvious, he's telling them he's listening and avoiding unwarranted/unwanted confrontation.

@briannaalexander4224

3 жыл бұрын

It is also common for people with low IQ to nod like they understand, to overcompensate for the fact that sometimes they don’t.

If I had been in jail for 17 years over something I hadn’t done, was suing them, and was now being interrogated again, I probably wouldn’t be on the same psychological level as the detective either. I’m a petty cow and would be pissed so I would just sit there.

@meowllison9414

3 жыл бұрын

I wanted to say exactly this! He just looks pissed like he’s saying, ok let’s get this over with, I clearly didn’t do this.

@gunnerzz11

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention if you've been in jail for 17 years and about to receive $35 million, you probably wouldn't kill a random chick and then sprinkle all the evidence around your property...

@londonfoggy

3 жыл бұрын

Except that he had been sketching out a torture chamber in his prison and spoke to inmates about how he wanted to sexually assault and murder women when he got out. He called Halbach to come over, and he was the last to see her. As someone who just idk LIVES in Manitowoc, he was a scary guy. He stalked his neighbor for months, ran out in the street in front of her naked, and then held her at gunpoint after ramming into her stalled vehicle and wouldn’t leave her alone until she said her daughter would freeze in the cold The guy was a psychopath

@gunnerzz11

3 жыл бұрын

@@londonfoggy Yeah the part he ran out in front of her car naked while she's driving past. Like seriously. He's just standing behind a bush naked waiting for her to drive past, in the hope she gets maybe a 1 second look at him naked... And then you're basically having to rely on inmates giving this information that he wanted to murder women when he got out. You have to rely on a statement made by a criminal. That's hardly reliable.

@3_up_moon

3 жыл бұрын

He figured he could get away with it because they had framed him before. He did it. He is not a normal person. Dont assume that he would behave anywhere near the same as you would in the same situation. I'm willing to guess, you never would have been on the cop's radar to be framed in the first place.

The Peterson Staircase Murder is a fascinating controversial case, with plenty of material to study from the documentary. Would love to see your take.

@tsidd6326

3 жыл бұрын

I came away with guilty, would love to see his take on it

@marissa3199

3 жыл бұрын

Ugh I live right down the street from where that happened 😬😬

@captainhook4258

3 жыл бұрын

@@marissa3199 what's ur verdict on it? Asking bc I'm curious to get the opinion on someone who was nearby the event

@Smaugette

3 жыл бұрын

Yesss

@thesecretwindowspot1298

3 жыл бұрын

that case is sickening annoying but im so unsure onto who did it and not.

PLEASE cover the police officers who were involved in this case; when they are questioned by the media and during their testimony in the trial. I feel like one could probably get a better understanding of the situation if one were to review and analyze both sides of this case.

@heatseeker_

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed 100 percent!!

@babasheeny3634

2 жыл бұрын

Analyze what was said and the body language of Mike Halbach and Ryan Hillgis during the interview concerning the salvage yard search!! Now THAT would be interesting!! Please!

@biddyreid1567

2 жыл бұрын

I need this soo mcuh!!

See, I already hate this man because of what he did to his house cat. Why do people abuse such innocent creatures? ugh.

@majawojtka5870

3 жыл бұрын

We need worse sentences for animal abuse :/

@ae8710

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I have difficulty feeling sorry for the guy because of that.

@amberlynnweed1337

3 жыл бұрын

same here, I can’t even feel bad for him. anyone who would do that to an animal is most likely a psychopath

@sophiakelly9640

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I wish this was not a double standard for “livestock” and other exploited animals tho

@amberlynnweed1337

3 жыл бұрын

@@sophiakelly9640 yeah me too, a lot of people feel this way. there’s more and more veg/vegans every day tho thankfully

A read on Brendan Dassey’s interview would be cool. Does intellect affect anything? I read that Brendan’s IQ was very low.

@honeybee6858

3 жыл бұрын

I would think so , but I think that’s that fine line everyone talks about, I used to volunteer in a group home for disabled and It seemed a lot of them were really expressive like over expressive on all areas of emotions or they lacked it or were always on a edge of a certain emotion like anger or sadness . I really wana see him cover him too cause I have no idea .. I can’t tell when ppl are lying and I like to think everyone is innnocent of these horrible crimes cause I just can’t believe ppl are capable of these things .. a bit naive and gullible I know .

@sugarcane281

3 жыл бұрын

Averys iq is also low, I think it was said by his first lawyer for the wrongful imprisonment.

@xxDeeMmmVeexx

3 жыл бұрын

Yesssss his interview was CRAZY. I’d love a reading on that.

@Melissa_Badhorse

3 жыл бұрын

I believe his step father is guilty as sin.

@pimzaeVT

3 жыл бұрын

Steven Avery also has a pretty low IQ, I think it was only like.. 78? but Brendan's was lower. I wonder if intelligence does play a factor and I would love to see Brendan's interview analyzed.

He was in prison for 17 years...he obviously had to take on certain behaviours and gestures to get through that interpersonally. When you’re surrounded by sociopaths and sketchy people for that long, I could certainly understand where this nodding baseline came from. I wish the analyst would’ve acknowledged that instead of making it sound nefarious.

@derekgreene2304

8 ай бұрын

Not true I know a lot of people that spent a lot more time than that and the don't take on certain characteristics!!

Can you analyse the BBC interview of Prince Andrew about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?

@liselface

3 жыл бұрын

100% this!

@alextaylorstan

3 жыл бұрын

He probably wants to stay off some list!

@honeybee6858

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone that knows Epstein knows what he is about .. instead of being the drug dealer and abuser he deal with children ..We all have had that one person around that is an addict or drug dealer and everyone knows and the ones that hang out around them are involved in some way . They are all sick all of them

@bunilove

3 жыл бұрын

Yesssss

@garycoolboobs

3 жыл бұрын

YES!!

I wonder if his body language is affected by prison as well. The nodding. The stillness.

@Dan.Slaughter.

3 жыл бұрын

Not a professional. But i absolutely believe prison changed him. My partner spent a year in jail, it changed them. In their case mostly for the good. However some bad habits definitely still there, and that was jail not prison.

@honeybee6858

3 жыл бұрын

Institutionalized kind of state .. everyone I know that gets out of prison is calmer and more uniform and almost an attitude like they have seen it all and just not as emotional . So I believe it does have a huge effect when u are told “no” to everything u ask for it want for 18yrs

@christopherwears5588

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if the body language is affected by his IQ of 70 and all the difficulties associated with that!!?

YESSS THANK YOU! Can you analyze Tania Head? She’s the woman who claimed her fiancé died at the WTC on 9/11 when she wasn’t even in the US and didn’t know anyone. Fooled a lot of victims families with her story. So sick! Thanks again for Stevens analysis!

@katherinejosephine6530

3 жыл бұрын

Yessss!!

@jasminek7055

3 жыл бұрын

Yesss I'd love to see that

@jodihowell8077

3 жыл бұрын

I’d be interested in watching this as well.

@kittenmittons1968

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhhhhh, yes! Crazy shit!

@katybug6572

3 жыл бұрын

Oooo yeaaaa hate that scammer!!!

Am I ready to reopen the internal wound this documentary left me with.....? For Observe, yes

@cbeverage18

3 жыл бұрын

Omgggg I was somewhat thinking the same thing but also immediately clicked to watch thinking YES!

@kylienychole7678

3 жыл бұрын

Yes this Documentary truly messed with me. I was SO angry with Manitowoc PD. There's a woman who did her own research on the case on YT and it was really interesting.

@honeybee6858

3 жыл бұрын

I feel so sorry for him so I hope he isn’t guilty . But then there is the cat , but then there is also the justice system and what’s law is law and if they set him up then the case should be thrown out ! I do not believe this man would kill again .. but then again I wouldn’t let him watch my cat or want to be his neighbor. Our system sucks , it’s like we never truly know if someone is guilty or innocent cause there is always circumstances and most cases are ruled by a jury and most ppl love a scandal and believe the worst.

@pettywhite

3 жыл бұрын

Saaammee!

@ericasimonson8737

3 жыл бұрын

@Johnny Cash Where did you hear that?

HOW ISN'T THIS CHANNEL BIGGER? so much research behind all these videos, so much education!

@deltabourke1005

3 жыл бұрын

I think it’s the 5 minutes of trying to sell us Audible each time. I always forget why I turn these videos off.

@AllysonRR

3 жыл бұрын

@@deltabourke1005 I just skip them😂

@kclauren6052

3 жыл бұрын

It has exploded over the past year. It will be!

@kclauren6052

3 жыл бұрын

@@deltabourke1005 all youtube videos have ads. This guy tells you how to do it without paying money 😁

@megsblue

3 жыл бұрын

@@deltabourke1005 honestly that’s ignorant. If we expect him to make a career out of this then he needs to make money. He says every video that a lot of these get demonitized due to the nature of the content. Yea it’s a little annoying to hear but then so is any other ad or commercial. It’s not like he throws 17 ads in each video.

I don't think Stephen Avery is intelligent enough to deliberately nod to manipulate people. I don't mean that as a slam, but I think, especially with this case, assessment of people's intellectual capacity is important.

@amberc2190

3 жыл бұрын

I have dived incredibly deep into Steven Avery and everything surrounding him & this crime. Listened to a year of his jail calls, he’s incredibly manipulative. You can have low IQ & be manipulative, manipulation doesn’t come from intelligence, it comes from lack of empathy and sometimes a need to survive(like prison for 18 years)

@thesecretwindowspot1298

3 жыл бұрын

i totally agree, and i think things would be much different if so.

@Sharon_Indy_75

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you are right his IQ was 71 which is more in keeping with thinking as a child.

@awright119021

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 and children can be incredibly manipulative and evil as well. I don't believe low iq is an excuse for anything other than not doing well in school or learning things. Being low iq does not make you do bad things nor make it where you are incapable of doing bad things.

@mikechamberlain9558

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he also said this behavior was learn from years of practice to manipulate. He was in prison for almost 18 years. How the hell is he learning to manipulate people living 6x9 cell.

Observe: Hopefully the auto generated captions help with that. Auto generated captions: I'm sorry

I subconsciously nod all the time when listening or talking to people. It’s not manipulative? It’s totally possible he’s not even aware of it..

@glenysnewchurch7957

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it could be a bit like I am when I want people to hurry up and get to the point of why they are addressing me. I will nod like ok hurry tf up and get to why you are here!

@AikoSilver

2 жыл бұрын

@@glenysnewchurch7957 same, and i want them to know im listening to them

@jillm.h1792

2 жыл бұрын

Also, seems like he's showing he has nothing to hide.

@janedoee

2 жыл бұрын

Well he said it's part of Stevens baseline as well as it would be yours since you ALWAYS do it without thinking about it. If it's not a regular thing you do, then it could be manipulative (I think that's what he meant at least)

I nod as a courtesy to let the talker know I am paying attention, not to manipulate. I think many do it as a courtesy. .

@amandamarinovich6164

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I also think that if you spend 17 years in prison for something you didn't do, you would probably pick up some unconscious body language things meant to appease authority figures.

@nitasheehan2704

2 жыл бұрын

@@amandamarinovich6164Good point.

Can you cover the interrogation of Hannah Overton; the mom who supposedly fed her foster child creole seasoning, leading to his death? It's seriously odd. She's giggling and acting weird the entire time.

@stephaniemomma

3 жыл бұрын

That would be interesting!

@sandrap.2359

3 жыл бұрын

Totally! I just watched another youtuber cover the story (the kid's name is Andrew Burd) and the short clips shown of the interrogation were soooo weird. Would absolutely love to see a reading of it!

@jessicabredstrand4513

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't heard of that but it sounds super interesting! Definitely going to look that up.

@mjrahabim

3 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see him do that one!

@MsNoPixel

3 жыл бұрын

I haven’t heard of this case, but I definitely know what I’m researching after I finish watching this.

Yea it’s a conflict of interest and it’s amazing that there was 5 or 6 different agencies involved in the searches and the only 3 people who found the planted bs were the ones in his lawsuit...just a coincidence though right! Unreal how people are ok with this

@SEPPUKUHARRAKIRI

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, Honestly 😂🤣🤌 it's A F🤬king Joke.

I thought that it might be interesting to note that a lot of middle-aged/older Wisconsin men that reside in a “country town” with a “country-based lifestyle” do that open palmed hand movement. I live in Wisconsin, and the country folks behave a tad bit differently. I don’t know if that changes your view on the open palms being a manipulation tactic or not, but I thought that it’d be an interesting thing to note.

@jenniferviolante4370

3 жыл бұрын

I’m from Virginia and same here

@MissKK660

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Wisconsin here.

@Melissa_Badhorse

3 жыл бұрын

It is.

As grim as it may seem, I feel the true crime cases u have covered as of late, has shown your own skill and integrity in this field. I believe u are gonna be more than a great youtube content creator🌟

He spent how many years in prison where movement could be seen as aggressive.

I have an automatic hatred of him for what he did to the cat

@babasheeny3634

3 жыл бұрын

KitsuneNoMaboroshi Then it’s too bad u didn’t come across the original newspaper article where SAs “friend” admits to throwing the cat on the fire. SA did the time and the “friend” did the crime. I believe his last name is Janda.

@kleingeld6132

3 жыл бұрын

Janda like his brother in law?

@KitsuneNoMaboroshi

3 жыл бұрын

@@babasheeny3634 what a pos. Though it sounds like he didn't think that it'd be a good idea to stop him.

@babasheeny3634

3 жыл бұрын

@@kleingeld6132 not sure.

@sakuraogami6885

3 жыл бұрын

@@babasheeny3634 you're actually stupid. steven is the one who soaked it in gas therefore he wanted to do it. he was party to it.

I would love to see you do an analysis of Mike and Ryan. The brother and ex boyfriend of Theresa!

@babasheeny3634

3 жыл бұрын

Caitlinsalow YES! The brother who is GRIEVING for the sister (cousin rather) who is only missing. What a joke.

@CandidCorndog

3 жыл бұрын

Well, this idiot is so biased. I’m sure he would say ‘oh these men are 100% being honest. This guy knows crap.

@lacieymitchell2417

3 жыл бұрын

Her ex-boyfriend had her daily planner that she had on her that day she come up missing there's two men sitting innocent in prison for this one was just a boy when he got arrested he didn't know any better they convince them that he did it nephew needs to be free to this whole case sickens me the cops the DEA did not do their f****** job I could go on with more and more that proves that these guys are innocent it's right there everybody could see it I believe the real killers are the ex-boyfriend and the brother in law of Steve and Brandon's brother

@kippyips

3 жыл бұрын

never having heard of this case before, at first i thought you meant that one of them was her brother AND ex boyfriend, yikes 😅

@nowucmenowu0000

3 жыл бұрын

@@CandidCorndog Totally Agree...he needs to watch everyones body language in this case and also what was said in court.

Steven's being cagey because he knows how these guys work, is my opinion. Keep in mind his history with this police department. I agree that the Netflix series was leaning against their police department and I'm still hung on this one.

Logan, your consideration for victims and their families/friends is recognized and appreciated. I am DEFINITELY going for that Audible offer now :)

Yes it was fucked up what he did to the cat-- BUT i also dont think him being set up by the police is fair. Im torn bc idk how to feel,i just dont feel like he's a total heartless monster and i cant help but feel bad that his whole life was thrown away...

@j.goebbels2134

3 жыл бұрын

He admits he lured the victim to his house. The victim's burned corpse was found in his back yard. Her vehicle concealed on his property. This was all confessed to.

@presumed_guilty

3 жыл бұрын

@@j.goebbels2134 he certainly did not admit to luring the victim. That's false. He asked for Teresa because she was the photographer who handled that area for Auto Trader. There were bones found all over the place. There's nothing demonstrating the body was burnt in Steven's burn pit. In fact the jury acquitted him of the mutilation charge. The vehicle was first spotted off the Avery property by upwards of 5 civilian witnesses, before it was moved to the Avery property on Nov 4. Steven Avery is 100% innocent.

@j.goebbels2134

3 жыл бұрын

@@presumed_guilty Yes, he did. Pay attention.

@presumed_guilty

3 жыл бұрын

@@j.goebbels2134 I have been. Feel free to go ahead and source your claim that Steven admitted to luring Teresa to the property.

@j.goebbels2134

3 жыл бұрын

@@presumed_guilty You need to pay close attention. The TV rotted your brain.

Also, ADNAN SYED. I believe he’s innocent but I wonder what Logan thinks. You should do a “guilty as charged?” series. I’m sure there’s a lot of innocent people behind bars and you could help bring awareness to their cases that might have lost steam over the years. His case truly fascinated me.

@ratgirl44

3 жыл бұрын

Adnan did it. He’s a True sociopath.

@supernova11711

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Ferguson (also helped by Zellner) was in a MTV show called Unlocking the Truth that did this. It was an interesting watch for sure.

@lennygracelove5903

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, this! I heard about this guy from serial. Please do an analysis on Adnan

He says that by Stephen staying still and not moving around when the interrogators are moving around is a sign of emotional disconnect and that he is a psychopath. Thing is though if Stephen HAD been moving around I feel like this ‘body language expert’ would have said then that Stephen is nervous and hiding something 🤦‍♂️

@night_owl_6380

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. He wasn’t saying much. It would be weird if he moved a lot while saying yes and no. Not a fair comparison.

@mel-oo1wt

3 жыл бұрын

It also doesn't makes sense why he would match the movements of the officers, when he has contempt for the police, and mirroring is the build rapport.

@werib7588

3 жыл бұрын

I agree... just by talking and doing his body language if i were an expert body languege observer anyone can make up nonsens about body language. He should go watch "lie to me" over.

Hi Logan, Will you PLEASE take a look at the body language of the adoptive parents whose two little boys, age 3 and 4, went missing? PLEASE? the boys were reported missing on 12/21/20, in California City, California. I don't know if I can post a link, but the names of the boys are Orrin and Orson West. The 13 minute long interview is all over KZread, so I don't think it will be difficult to find. Thanks so much for considering. It's really important.

@SjofnBM1989

3 жыл бұрын

😮 I hadn't heard of this one yet

@kristipatterson9952

3 жыл бұрын

@@SjofnBM1989 I know. It's so sad. Those two little boys are still missing. :(

@hesherette

3 жыл бұрын

@@SjofnBM1989 Orrin & Orson, I've been watching the YTer "It's a Crime" she's done a great job covering all the little updates coming out; we're literally watching this case unfold before our eyes! it's insane & so sad

@clarisaw

3 жыл бұрын

Plz plzz plzz this case needs visibility urgently

@zeke119

3 жыл бұрын

Please look at this logan

So I never seen Making A Murder, until on Jan 18 I saw part 2 of this analysis and completely disagreed that Avery's body language meant that he was guilty - because I saw a man who had contempt and discomfort and sadness that it seemed like he was going to be framed again. So it was watching part 2 of this analysis that compelled me to watch the show myself. I just finished part 2 today and genuinely cannot comprehend how anyone could believe that Avery is guilty without reasonable doubt. Honestly, you people all need to watch the docuseries. I typically agree with Observe in body analysis videos but I don't think this one weighed the context as fully as he usually does.

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

I watched the docuseries and found it to be VERY slanted and unreliable. They left out a lot of evidence against him and downplayed his past violence to make him seem like a decent guy. I find it likely he did kill her, but it’s possible someone else he knows did it…but he would likely have known what happened since he lives there…and why wouldn’t he just say who did it?

@EdieDawnJay

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andreamom001 a guy who is willing to set a cat on fire is already a red flag to me. His previous misconviction has nothing to do with what he's capable of, imo, and prison only increases the chance of criminal activity even in folks who were originally incarcerated wrongly. He might have been feeling bitter to the police AND guilty at the same time, it's not that big of a leap

@avostorm8111

2 жыл бұрын

@@EdieDawnJay he didn't do it. Another person in the friend group did. And in fact, he made a police report stating he threw the cat in the fire. Now saying Steven is am innocent angel? No! But he again took the fall for someone else.

@sunshinechristina7780

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andreamom001 The documentary left tons of information out that made law-enforcement look way more guilty than they did. If investigators and lying about where the if investigators are lying about where the crime occurred how the crime occurred and when the crime occurred how can anyone Trust that they’re not lying about who committed the crime especially in a case where they’ve already intentionally wrongfully convicted him once before no one died on the Avery property the remains were found there trust that they’re not lying about who committed the crime especially in a case where they’ve already intentionally wrongfully convicted him once before no one died on the Avery property the remains were found there they were actually found on land owned by Manitowoc county government. Lets figure out where Calumet County Coroner Klaeser was when he pronounced Teresa Halbach deceased shall we? As many of you know Calumet County Coroner Mike Klaeser never vistied the Avery Property. We do know from the CASO Investigative File that Coroner Klaeser did visit the Manitowoc County Quarry [because Calumet Sheriff Sergeant Bill Tyson discusses some of the activities Coroner Klaeser participated in in one of his reports.](imgur.com/gallery/jV64mhX) We also know from [CASO Report page 278](imgur.com/gallery/wt537u4) that not only are these reports written days after the fact most of the reports were not written by the detective who performed these events that is being recorded as having occurred at a specific time on a specific date in a specific location. Thats why proper crime scene documentation is critical in order to establish an accurate timeline as well as to record the accurate location of evidence collected. Although this case is an absolute nightmare crime scene record wise (well lets be honest this case is a nightmare all the way around) we have been fortunate to receive certain documents and photos that help us to confirm certain things. One of these documents of course is the [Crime Scene Logs](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-CASO-Crime-Scene-Logs.pdf) that show us that in addition to the fact that Coroner Kleaser is not mentioned in any report as viewing the burn pit, garage or trailer, he also is not signed in on any days at any of the locations. [The autopsy was conducted on November 17, 2005](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-11-17-Teresa-Halbach-Autopsy-Report.pdf) according to the date field on the report. Oddly enough the only thing examined was a ziploc bag ^(wtf) of some bone fragments. One must refer to [the death certificate](foulplay.site/case-files/steven-averys-case-files/) in order to determine what day and at what time Teresa was pronounced deceased. Until recently the only info we had to go on in determining why Calumet Coroner Kleaser chose this specific time and this day to make the death pronouncement was the information (what little there is) contained in the [CASO Investigative Report](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-CASO-Investigative-Report-1117-pages.pdf). However not long ago there were some new documents obtained via a FOIA request that we released on the FoulPlay KZread Channel during [this open mic discussion.](kzread.info/dash/bejne/lKuutZZqh72XgrQ.html) The link to the complete documents can be found in the description box of the video. The research and FOIA community have also managed to obtain around 3000 of the reportedly 7000 photos that were taken in the investigation. Using these we can make some assessments about the activities Calumet county Coroner Kleaser performed and participated in on November 10th, 2005 including during the time around **4:10 pm**. From CASO Dispatch and Radio calls [we know CASO Sheriff Lt Kelly Sippel called his superior on 11/09/05 reporting finding many human bones in the Manitowoc county Quarry](kzread.info/dash/bejne/gHaK0LqRhLm1laQ.html). We also know from Manitowoc Sheriffs Office Records that [Manitowoc Sheriff DI Schetter requested a coroner to be paged that same evening](imgur.com/gallery/6mDl9Co). If one searches the CASO Report for the date of **11/10/05** there are some reports that come up one of them is page 203 an entry linked to CASO Sheriff Lt Sippel regarding activities he took part in. Page 205 details CASO Deputy Hawkins logging in evidence collected on what is reported as 11/10/05 as well as other days. On [page 211 of CASO CASO Deputy Reimer discusses collection of #7923 the infamous brown tarp that is reportedly where many human bone fragments would eventually be said to have originated from.](archive.org/details/CASOInvestigativeReportRedacted/page/n202/mode/1up?q=11+10+05) He stated that he was on the ASY at 4:51pm during this event. Then we have CASO Sgt Tyson discussing his adventures in the Manitowoc County Quarry that Calumet County Coroner Kleaser was a participant in some of the time that he reported occurred on **11/10/05** as i mentioned above. Now [Excerpt of the 4 page worksheet Coroner Kleaser completed](preview.redd.it/ictlh0j900t71.png?width=591&format=png&auto=webp&s=f339d077ae97c599b26f08d54ef9db96301c5237) ​ [This is a pic of #8675 that was recovered from the Manitowoc County Quarry ](preview.redd.it/fwzenk5k00t71.png?width=808&format=png&auto=webp&s=00827befd417dd7fd2745c7c3bb5c5594402a551) Unfortunately searching CASO Investigative Report for #8675 does not help in narrowing down the day it was collected. Some amazing researchers (thank you) have been able to [connect some dots and put some photos with tag #s of Manitowoc County Quarry Items collected including those that contained human bones](archive.org/details/CASOInvestigativeReportRedacted/page/n202/mode/1up?q=11+10+05) and if we look the time of collection is stated as afternoon. Here is another [list of pics and tags with items collected as you can see the dates are varied and one is obviously inaccurate.](drive.google.com/file/d/1zLPp4icaQsSfdhut-HOqWd129tfVSBp5/view) Even [Dr Bennets report is unhelpful as it has no tag #s listed](imgur.com/gallery/OhEp7bg) nor location of origin of remains he is examining. His report isnt completed until 11/10/05 and only approximates the time of the exam. It was not submitted to LE it appears until **11/14/05.** ​ [Note that Calumet County Coroner Kleaser stated arrival time to the scene is 3:30pm](preview.redd.it/xxtnfjhz20t71.png?width=573&format=png&auto=webp&s=eca7b40dc097301daa9be6b036af632235182eff) No human bones on 11/10/05 were documented as being identified at the Avery Salvage Yard. We have a recorded phone call from a CASO officer discussing human bones being found in the Manitowoc County Quarry that took place in the evening on 11/09/10. We also have a record of a Manitowoc County Sheriff DI Schetter requesting a coroner in the evening on 11/09/05. No coroner or forensic anthropologist visited the Avery compound at all during the 8 days the property was seized. The Calumet County Coroner Kleaser did visit the Manitowoc County Quarry around 11/10/05. It is reported that he spent some time walking around and observing items of evidence He noted arriving at the scene at **3:30pm**. The time change has sunset at 6:38pm in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. I think that it is clear from the evidence and documetns that Calumet County Coroner pronounced Teresa Halbach deceased as a result of what he found during his Manitowoc County Quarry visit. He is **not** listed as attending the autopsy and ithat did not occur for **another 7 days.** Does anyone else find the #8675 picture of bones interesting? It is the only photo I have found that actually shows some type of bones collected as evidence. Thoughts or discussion is vey much wanted and welcomed on this topic.

@sunshinechristina7780

2 жыл бұрын

@@EdieDawnJay Lets figure out where Calumet County Coroner Klaeser was when he pronounced Teresa Halbach deceased shall we? They lied about everything else why do you think hey aren’t lying about who is responsible. As many of you know Calumet County Coroner Mike Klaeser never vistied the Avery Property. We do know from the CASO Investigative File that Coroner Klaeser did visit the Manitowoc County Quarry [because Calumet Sheriff Sergeant Bill Tyson discusses some of the activities Coroner Klaeser participated in in one of his reports.](imgur.com/gallery/jV64mhX) We also know from [CASO Report page 278](imgur.com/gallery/wt537u4) that not only are these reports written days after the fact most of the reports were not written by the detective who performed these events that is being recorded as having occurred at a specific time on a specific date in a specific location. Thats why proper crime scene documentation is critical in order to establish an accurate timeline as well as to record the accurate location of evidence collected. Although this case is an absolute nightmare crime scene record wise (well lets be honest this case is a nightmare all the way around) we have been fortunate to receive certain documents and photos that help us to confirm certain things. One of these documents of course is the [Crime Scene Logs](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-CASO-Crime-Scene-Logs.pdf) that show us that in addition to the fact that Coroner Kleaser is not mentioned in any report as viewing the burn pit, garage or trailer, he also is not signed in on any days at any of the locations. [The autopsy was conducted on November 17, 2005](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-11-17-Teresa-Halbach-Autopsy-Report.pdf) according to the date field on the report. Oddly enough the only thing examined was a ziploc bag ^(wtf) of some bone fragments. One must refer to [the death certificate](foulplay.site/case-files/steven-averys-case-files/) in order to determine what day and at what time Teresa was pronounced deceased. Until recently the only info we had to go on in determining why Calumet Coroner Kleaser chose this specific time and this day to make the death pronouncement was the information (what little there is) contained in the [CASO Investigative Report](foulplay.site/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/1-Steven-Avery/Misc-Reports/2005-CASO-Investigative-Report-1117-pages.pdf). However not long ago there were some new documents obtained via a FOIA request that we released on the FoulPlay KZread Channel during [this open mic discussion.](kzread.info/dash/bejne/lKuutZZqh72XgrQ.html) The link to the complete documents can be found in the description box of the video. The research and FOIA community have also managed to obtain around 3000 of the reportedly 7000 photos that were taken in the investigation. Using these we can make some assessments about the activities Calumet county Coroner Kleaser performed and participated in on November 10th, 2005 including during the time around **4:10 pm**. From CASO Dispatch and Radio calls [we know CASO Sheriff Lt Kelly Sippel called his superior on 11/09/05 reporting finding many human bones in the Manitowoc county Quarry](kzread.info/dash/bejne/gHaK0LqRhLm1laQ.html). We also know from Manitowoc Sheriffs Office Records that [Manitowoc Sheriff DI Schetter requested a coroner to be paged that same evening](imgur.com/gallery/6mDl9Co). If one searches the CASO Report for the date of **11/10/05** there are some reports that come up one of them is page 203 an entry linked to CASO Sheriff Lt Sippel regarding activities he took part in. Page 205 details CASO Deputy Hawkins logging in evidence collected on what is reported as 11/10/05 as well as other days. On [page 211 of CASO CASO Deputy Reimer discusses collection of #7923 the infamous brown tarp that is reportedly where many human bone fragments would eventually be said to have originated from.](archive.org/details/CASOInvestigativeReportRedacted/page/n202/mode/1up?q=11+10+05) He stated that he was on the ASY at 4:51pm during this event. Then we have CASO Sgt Tyson discussing his adventures in the Manitowoc County Quarry that Calumet County Coroner Kleaser was a participant in some of the time that he reported occurred on **11/10/05** as i mentioned above. Now [Excerpt of the 4 page worksheet Coroner Kleaser completed](preview.redd.it/ictlh0j900t71.png?width=591&format=png&auto=webp&s=f339d077ae97c599b26f08d54ef9db96301c5237) ​ [This is a pic of #8675 that was recovered from the Manitowoc County Quarry ](preview.redd.it/fwzenk5k00t71.png?width=808&format=png&auto=webp&s=00827befd417dd7fd2745c7c3bb5c5594402a551) Unfortunately searching CASO Investigative Report for #8675 does not help in narrowing down the day it was collected. Some amazing researchers (thank you) have been able to [connect some dots and put some photos with tag #s of Manitowoc County Quarry Items collected including those that contained human bones](archive.org/details/CASOInvestigativeReportRedacted/page/n202/mode/1up?q=11+10+05) and if we look the time of collection is stated as afternoon. Here is another [list of pics and tags with items collected as you can see the dates are varied and one is obviously inaccurate.](drive.google.com/file/d/1zLPp4icaQsSfdhut-HOqWd129tfVSBp5/view) Even [Dr Bennets report is unhelpful as it has no tag #s listed](imgur.com/gallery/OhEp7bg) nor location of origin of remains he is examining. His report isnt completed until 11/10/05 and only approximates the time of the exam. It was not submitted to LE it appears until **11/14/05.** ​ [Note that Calumet County Coroner Kleaser stated arrival time to the scene is 3:30pm](preview.redd.it/xxtnfjhz20t71.png?width=573&format=png&auto=webp&s=eca7b40dc097301daa9be6b036af632235182eff) No human bones on 11/10/05 were documented as being identified at the Avery Salvage Yard. We have a recorded phone call from a CASO officer discussing human bones being found in the Manitowoc County Quarry that took place in the evening on 11/09/10. We also have a record of a Manitowoc County Sheriff DI Schetter requesting a coroner in the evening on 11/09/05. No coroner or forensic anthropologist visited the Avery compound at all during the 8 days the property was seized. The Calumet County Coroner Kleaser did visit the Manitowoc County Quarry around 11/10/05. It is reported that he spent some time walking around and observing items of evidence He noted arriving at the scene at **3:30pm**. The time change has sunset at 6:38pm in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. I think that it is clear from the evidence and documetns that Calumet County Coroner pronounced Teresa Halbach deceased as a result of what he found during his Manitowoc County Quarry visit. He is **not** listed as attending the autopsy and ithat did not occur for **another 7 days.** Does anyone else find the #8675 picture of bones interesting? It is the only photo I have found that actually shows some type of bones collected as evidence. Thoughts or discussion is vey much wanted and welcomed on this topic.

I think its the boyfriend of the victim or her brother did it.

@Sharon_Indy_75

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan and mike I did a great video on that recently using body language experts and psychological evidence its called.. police tunnel vision?

@rainydays9967

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, why did they have her passwords. There was also the now new husband to Brandon’s mother who’s alibi was that he and another man passed each other in their cars. It was super suspicious. Plus he now lives on the Avery grounds where the body was found. Which for some killers, let’s them relive the kill.

@keithymg

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 the x boyfriend and Scott tadick or whatever are my 2 main suspects. The car was parked on scotts property i believe, when that truck driver saw it.

@keithymg

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 i remember brandons search history, but who knows maybe scott was using computer. Also Scott blew up when steve said something about him doing it over the phone. I would laugh if someone accused me like that, he got real defensive.

@creepyrobsta5509

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 Maybe she was killed by the easter bunny, or santa clause. They are more likely the killers, than anyone other than Avery!

On my way to get an audible trial for my idiote homie. 🏃‍♀️

I understand sending love to her family but what bout the mom and dad who suffer watching there kid stay in prison for 40years when he’s innocent they never did anything to deserve that

I would like to see a analysis of the brother during the interviews, because he seems really suspicious..

I’m already dying for Part II. Your analyses are fascinating and I’ve become a huge fan!

I shake my head a lot when I’m listening. It’s not “intentional”. It’s just a bad habit of mine. He could’ve picked it up from his family or in prison.

@kellz1976

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s a bad habit. It just shows the person that’s talking to you that you’re listening. I do it too! :)

@yeebby1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! His mother does the same thing.

Yes to an analysis of the STAIRCASE MURDER! :)

I'd love if you could do Marilyn Monroe...I always see her in your background, and I always can't help but wonder what her body language said about her.

@nicolecribbs6514

3 жыл бұрын

That she was depressed but put on a happy face. That's pretty well known at this point. She also didnt like the attention and wanted privacy and people wouldn't leave her alone much like Princess Di. She was a very hurt and broken person but the only thing history focuses on is her looks so sad.

To be honest i actually find ANY Video of anything to do with Stephen Avery or Brendon Dassey very upsetting and hard to watch - i feel SOo sorry for these two Guys - they were so obviously set up!

@glenysnewchurch7957

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I don't believe in body language experts. Everyone is an individual and will react or behave differently depending on the situation. I have watched the ID channel where serial killers sit calm, with no particular body language and talk as cool as a cucumber. I didn't bother to watch this dude all the way through because it appeared to me as if he is being biased against Stephen Avery.

I don't think he did it, rather the police framed him again.

@notWhiteFerrari

3 жыл бұрын

i don’t think his nephew did it but steven definitely did and let the police frame the kid as well

@Dan.Slaughter.

3 жыл бұрын

May i bend your ear a minute? I believe that he was innocent before. However prison changes people. You are housed with "like crimed" people if your crime is of a sexual nature (most of the time). I believe prison warped him. That he believed he was owed things... i.e. ive already done the time im going to do the crime. This is purely my opinion. I do think he's violent seen by actions in his early life. I only wanted to say that. Feel free to disagree. I mean no disrespect.

@andytwiselton1763

3 жыл бұрын

We all know he didn't do it.

@andytwiselton1763

3 жыл бұрын

Should I say anyone with a brain knows he didn't do it.

I searched earlier to see if you uploaded! So glad you have now :) Always a good day when I get an upload notification from this channel!

Can’t wait to watch! I had the creepy “honor” of sitting ~20 ft away from Avery at Waupun Correctional Institute (the prison where he’s being held in Wisconsin) while visiting another inmate, and he absolutely gives off a bad vibe. Just facing him from a couple tables away while everyone waited for the guards to let in all the prisoners with visitors that day sent a chill down my spine. The inmate we were visiting said Avery is extremely cocky and has totally loved every second of the attention he’s gotten from the case. He’s not well-liked.

@Fiona-68

3 жыл бұрын

YUP he has a rep of being a complete dick among the guards and the inmates. Don't ask how I know. Guilty AF and loving it.

@MissKK660

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah as a former corrections worker...they hate most of us and the feeling is mutual. So your REALLY reaching here.

Observe Diane Downs? She did a creepy interview in the 80s.

@astridquarry1248

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, yes! He should definitely do that case.

@honeybee6858

3 жыл бұрын

Oh lord , yes she is something else for sure

The hat is back!

I feel like the outro doesn’t get enough attention. It is fire 🔥 🔥 🔥

@Emnms68

3 жыл бұрын

Oooh intro, or outro? He should do a poll

I would love to watch one of these about the Menendez brother‘s testemonies.

@carm2296

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!!

@ellemarr7234

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree!!

@xxDeeMmmVeexx

3 жыл бұрын

YESSSSSSSS

I feel like the fact that Steven was setting things on fire, already in trouble with the law, AND had taken the life of an animal as a child is a red flag. Doesn’t mean he did it, but this is still pretty disturbing to know

@BrittanyHale

3 жыл бұрын

You can’t always use these to predict someone will murder a person. These behaviors are more likely in a person with low IQ and living in poverty. They often get bored and have nothing to do so they get into trouble and have a hard time distinguishing right from wrong with an IQ as low as his. I think it was in the low 70s. The kids I grew up around got bored and did things like set fires and stole from people a lot. It was sad to see. You’d also be surprised that a lot of people from these poverty areas mess with animals because they are bored. It’s really gross and sad. Things like strapping bottle rockets to frogs. It’s disgusting, but it doesn’t mean they will kill a person.

I appreciate how straightforward you and professional you are. Definitely enjoy your videos!!

So he tortured a cat? *sympathy levels have hit 0%*

@Melissa-xy6bm

3 жыл бұрын

No he didn't

@3minutes374

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 Ok? The entire case is old news. Is that an excuse? People with low IQs still know right from wrong. His intent was to kill the cat, a defenseless animal, in a sadistic way.

@creepyrobsta5509

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sharon_Indy_75 You do realize that just because someone who can no longer be prosecuted for killing a cat (statue of limitations) come forward it doesnt make it so. How many people have claimed to be the Zodiac Killer....I guess there was actually a couple thousand Zodiac Killers...lol

@darksideofthemoon2348

3 жыл бұрын

I don't agree with the one time cat incident. .Steven and his friends should not have done it.young and drunk and low IQ they had...he went to jail and showed remorse.. I also totally disagree with rabbit hunting..deer hunting..anykind of animal hunting...but I'm not accusing people that do that as murderers...

@fudokun4204

3 жыл бұрын

he is sick.

I really enjoyed your take and the structure of this video. Thank you for pausing to give the family condolences.

Oh hey there from your Lithuanian subscriber!🙂👋🏻 I looove your channel and your intro so much!🙂👍🏻

Finally. After that, analyze Branden!!!

@danielleburroughs6799

3 жыл бұрын

This ^^

@lizziepols4057

3 жыл бұрын

Poor Brendan 😭

@Sharon_Indy_75

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely and Ken Kratz March second enjoyment of the March 2nd press conference.

@Kweghp

3 жыл бұрын

His interview breaks my heart. 😢😭

Body language is just like psychics. U can make any movement into being for or against anyone. Nerves come into everything.. he’s being accused of the worst thing u can ever be accused of. Just like parents who don’t cry when are interviewed of their children’s death. Everyone is different. Just like if a person is abused some flinch expecting to be hit and others don’t…

In my opinion the nod criticism was a little much because, as someone from Wisconsin, we nod *a lot* when talking and listening.

This is beyond ridiculous you can't even scratch your ass or scratch your face without being accused of a crime

I’m not disagreeing with you about the nodding but I do wonder (with my uneducated mind) if this is a habit he has overall in his life to remind himself and confirm that he is listening and comprehending the information given that it is well known he’s a bit of a dunce. Just a thought.

@rubyrayne8

3 жыл бұрын

I do this a lot. I nod to show I’m listening, I’m just an active listener. And I’m no dunce. :)

Thank you for covering this. I live 20 minutes away from where this happened. Theresa worked at the same photography studio I did many years ago. My heart just hurts for everyone involved. Watching the Netflix documentary made me sick to my stomach. I support law enforcement but there was so much wrong with what they did to the Averys

See I thought the nod and open hands was a sort of, “Well let’s get on with it” gesture.

@iamglow7

3 жыл бұрын

I'm.from the midwest and it's pretty common , it's like you said but more specifically it's " so what ? " Or " obviously" , or " as you would expect" . Like when he is asked if he has a .22 ...asking a midwesterner - especially someone in a rural area - is like asking if they have a kitchen sink . So in that case it's like ' yeah , duh " lol It's very versatile

@BB-pg5kl

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts too. He's pretty much acting like here we go again with the BS. Very shitty analysis on this 1.

What a wonderful way to end the week. Friday is such a good day for posting.

About the cat, I think there is a witness that said he didn’t do that. About him noding, i’m not an expert but I think he doesn’t want to go back to jail for something he didn’t do... again...

@amberc2190

3 жыл бұрын

Avery himself says he did the cat thing.

@lofish72

3 жыл бұрын

@@amberc2190 Really? Then screw him...

@Sharon_Indy_75

3 жыл бұрын

You are so right thank god I am not the only one saying he did not do it. Someone did come forward and said it was someone else and he took the blame for them.

@awright119021

3 жыл бұрын

And another person saying no he didn't do it, is not proof that he didn't do it. He admitted to messing around with it and it lit up. I don't care if others were participating as well because that doesn't mean he wasn't.

The analysis starts at 11:33 thank me later 🙃

@cw_chomperrr3275

3 жыл бұрын

Jesus thank you!

@thekatt...

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@tracyrobbins6300

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t see the comment until 13:56

@allisoncassibarton1939

3 жыл бұрын

Saw your comment at 8:03. Thank you

Yes , shitty cameras. Some crappy gas stations have better quality vids. Install the cameras on the table. Up close and personal.

it helps to look away or close your eyes when theres bad audio and just relax, dont strain to hear it. I usually find i can understand what theyre saying in the footage

@iamglow7

3 жыл бұрын

Like hearing a conversation in the next room. Maybe not every word , but enough to get the idea

There is no such thing as a human lie detector. This has been taught to LEO'S for years and is not true. Body language is not an indicator of guilt.

I'd like to correct something that you said early on in your video. Steven Avery did 12 years NOT 18 years wrongfully convicted. 6 of those years had to serve for attempted kidnapping of hos cousin and pulling the 22 on her.

Avery is gonna let the boy do the years for this murder in hopes to free himself. Dude did it, in all likelihood, let's be honest.

@Joffar

3 жыл бұрын

You're screaming into a void that is completely vacant of reasoning or intelligence. Most commenters seem willing to jump through hoops to make this outstanding example of humanity seem innocent.

@samhansen6320

3 жыл бұрын

@@Joffar Truly is incredible how people are unaware of their own thought process or when its being manipulated yea? Throw some facts at them and a story ofa miscarriage of justice, add some emotion and personal disdain for public officials and top it off with a clearly coerced confession from a less than capable kid....and somehow reasonable intelligent people are able to "know for sure" that Avery was a good ol boy minding his own business and the police murdered an out of town woman just to get back at him cause the state was gonna have to pay him out. Dafuck

I love that you are doing these. I hope you do the entire Making. Murderer series, then go on to Tiger King

Excellent job showing both sides of this case. You rock! Thanks for all the education and passion you shared with us. You "speak your mind" in a super cool way. 👍

Oh he is really not intelligent enough to manipulate. I find that he is really the most truthful person in the case. I believe that he has a prison stance which would be normal if he had served time in prison.

In the Netflix series they said Avery has an IQ in the low to mid 80s. I wonder if this affects his non verbal cues?

I found the channel yesterday and i am happy to be blessed with this new video

Yay been waiting on this one

I can't thank you enough for the closure you've allowed me to get with some of these cases. I know, I know, nonverbal is ~85% or whatever. But it's better than the "???%" certainty without it. I'm having so much fun learning from these videos. I'm gonna get that book! :o

I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE SHOUT OUT Dr. GRANDE! He's one of my favourite youtubers, glad to see him gettin' some cred ;)

@Throatzillaaa

3 жыл бұрын

hes the best!

Literally shouted 'yes!' when I saw this notification. I've been dying for you to do MAM. Now to watch the vid...

Yessssss!!!!! So stoked you did this one!!!!

PLEASE!!! look into Adnan Syed, and Jay Wilds regarding the murder of Hae Min Lee. I feel like the serial podcast was sensationalized and very bias. The undisclosed podcast did a better job at looking at the case with less bias but less people know about that podcast. so much focus was on Adnan being wronged (which we don't know)

@amandaeisenberg5162

3 жыл бұрын

I also researched this case extensively and came to the conclusion he's exactly where he's supposed to be. Here's a reddit post with some compelling evidence of guilt: www.reddit.com/r/serialpodcast/comments/ahwitm/gutierrezs_legal_strategy_was_sound_and_she_knew/?

@kittyvalentin3748

3 жыл бұрын

YES!! This would be awesome!! I am so torn! I was not convinced after Serial, but after the Truth & Justice, and Undisclosed podcasts I have sooo many questions and I don’t know what to believe at all.

It would be interesting to see how nonverbals vary in other cultures. I had some coworkers years ago who were from India, and they often nodded while listening. For them, it was more of a, "Yes, I'm following/I understand/I'm present and listening to you" as opposed to something manipulative.

@KS-qy1gj

3 жыл бұрын

This is a good point! I was raised to “Do as your told” in a way. I feel the nodding, especially with his mental capacities that already being wrongly accused and the punishment he served that he is just trying to keep cool in fear of retaliation and being instantly condemned and thrown back in prison again. But, I dunno. Just my opinion.

@MinMeows_Booty

3 жыл бұрын

In my culture (Maori from New Zealand) it's rude to give direct eye contact. We tend to look off to the side of your face or slightly down. I also fidget a lot because I have anxiety 😅

I’ve been waiting for this one!

Love your content, I learn so much from you. Thank you dude

so he nods and moves his body? wow, NO KIDDING!

He should have GOTTEN LIFE for setting the CAT ON FIRE.

@themadmattster9647

3 жыл бұрын

Even as a cat lover who yelled at a friend for spaying water at a cat for meowing I disagree

@coatofmanycolors8397

3 жыл бұрын

@@themadmattster9647 OMG so many people on this. My point was throwing gas OR oil on a cat & setting said cat on fire IS CRUEL. He probably has very little EMPATHY, THUS meaning it IS NOT A STRETCH to see he could murder a human and HAVE NO REMORSE about doing so.

Never comment on your channel before, but I always enjoy all of your videos. Much love from Indonesia ❤️❤️

I love your videos and commentary! And I am totally hooked on your background theme music! Makes me wanna dance!! 💃 Lol!

I got a general question for a while now: does it show in the nonverbal communication when you're autistic? And how does it affect the reading of an autistic person? Can that lead to false arrests? Edit: sorry forgot to also say that I really love your channel as it helps me understand nonverbal communication way better as an autistic person myself :)

@mrsmopsi9333

3 жыл бұрын

I suppose that depends on the type and severety of autism the person in question is dealing with. Knowing US statistics, I think undiagnosed mental illnesses have lead to many a false conviction let alone false arrests. Police need to be better schooled in interrogation tactics and if in doubt consulate a psychiatrist... Which is sadly few and far between

@carasomebody6477

3 жыл бұрын

I would say yes because despite whatever “universally/culturally” recognized signals the majority may give, he speaks of individual baselines which trump all. A person on the spectrum is still going to have their own individual baseline or non verbal code which can be studied and analyzed. The same way an up and down nod means yes in one culture but not for another; It could mean a professional may first need to have some understanding of known non verbal tendencies for those on the spectrum as a group. From there I imagine a pro being able to determine an individual’s baseline and form an educated opinion regarding deception like anyone else.

@JR-md9rz

3 жыл бұрын

I think only an actual professional could give an accurate answer on this question. And then again, you can't get in the head of an autistic person ethier. As well Averys IQ is very low, which no mention of this was made. Very low, which I'm only guessing, but I would think that could or would explain so of his behavior.

@codirennke1109

3 жыл бұрын

Body language is only "accurate" for neurotypical people I'm fairly certain. Autistic folks arent neurotypical.

@AnxietyRat

3 жыл бұрын

@@codirennke1109 also only sober people. Drugs especially the hard drugs affect your body language and can make you erratic and very hard to read.

you should do the orrions and orason west missing boys adoptive mom and dad

@stephaniemomma

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!! I said this last week too!

@jessicapotato6895

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniemomma i am sooooooooo worried about the boys but my gut is telling me otherwasie i dont think they ever made it to that house and its awful to know that these adoptive mom aand and bio i really beilive they know more then they are telling people

@angelaangela6875

3 жыл бұрын

And the real birth mother....

@jessicapotato6895

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelaangela6875 i agree 100%

The video I didn't know I needed... 🙂 Love your channel.

at least you're being honest & upfront about your opinions of what you've learnt about the situation... not many others would be THIS is why i love your channel: HONESTY

Anyone else watching this in 2022?

@jen182ifer

3 жыл бұрын

I would be so happy if it was 2022 already... this year is going to be as bad as the last one.

@Spiddal_mary

3 жыл бұрын

Send us back a message my dude!

I watched the documentary and my brain must have completely blocked out what he did to that cat. I’m sitting her getting ready for work with mine sitting right on me and was like 😧 I know I know, it’s just a cat but not to me. She helped get me through the worst part of my whole life.

@kellyjudy8281

3 жыл бұрын

They didn’t specify what happened to the cat in the documentary. The only thing there was was when Steven made mention of some of the bad things he’s done that he feels bad about, like what he did to the cat. I heard details about it on something else I watched but I don’t believe there were any further details about it in the documentary, unless I’m forgetting something.

@Pottawattamie

Жыл бұрын

You are right it's not just a cat and I cannot get past an act of animal cruelty whoever does it and it does say something about the person albeit being influenced by others as was his excuse.

5 days ago?? How did I miss the notification? I so appreciate your videos, Logan. And I also appreciate your transparency in each of them. So glad to see your channel continue to grow. I’m looking forward to some normalcy at work (I work at a restaurant - 50% capacity), then I’m 100% become a Patreon!

I thoroughly enjoyed this and I look forward to part two! (I absolutely will continue to hum along to the opening song and finger gun the ceiling)

You're our idiote, so listen. We need you to help us analyzing Leaving Neverland, or any clips of people accusing MJ of crimes please. We need the antidote If the accusations are true, then as a society, we were groomed and let this happen. It would be rich food for thought. Much love!

@corneliahanimann2173

2 жыл бұрын

The accusations likely aren't true because a lot of them don't make sense because of the timeline of the events... did Observe ever make a video about leaving neverland? would be interesting

Hey will you please do an analysis of the West couple interview regarding the two missing toddlers in California City, California 🙏

I’m so glad you’re coming this case

My first recent video since finding your channel and it happens to be about someone in my state crazy. Love the videos man.

Can we get a tattoo video? Just noticed your tattoo sticking out from your sleeve 👀

15:30 - that's not true at all. In the 80's the investigation was headed by Manitowoc's Sheriff's Department. In 2005 the investigation was headed by Calumet's Sheriff's Department and The DCI.

@rubyrayne8

3 жыл бұрын

Weren’t some of the same ppl involved though?

@LuXun-MaM

3 жыл бұрын

@@rubyrayne8 That's correct. One of their former officers (Bushman) helped out with the investigation. He was the only person actively involved in the 2005 investigation who was working for MTSO in 1985.

@pommiebears

3 жыл бұрын

@@LuXun-MaM Erm...who found the Toyota Rav key? Wasn’t anyone from Calumet County, was it?? Who called in the rav before it was found on the Avery yard? Wasn’t Calumet County, was it? lol

@LuXun-MaM

3 жыл бұрын

@@pommiebears you're missing the point

Omg!!! Thank you soooo much for doing this!!!!!

This channel has made me very aware of my non competitive movements and made me understand why I do them, I have generalized anxiety so I constantly fidget and touch my face, I diddnt really notice that till now