Ask him some metric stuff and we’ll know if he’s an American!

@bivotarshamble3672

10 ай бұрын

Lmao ! Good one 😅

@BoHolbo

10 ай бұрын

Right on point!!

@shaneisaac1184

10 ай бұрын

You nailed it man!

@SydMountaineer

10 ай бұрын

Yes! Or, ask him a question that a typical American would give an answer that’s nonmetric, but an imperial answer, something besides having to do with driving like kilometers or MPH, and see if he slips. Like having to do with yards, feet, ounces, etc.

@FlippinFruitFly

10 ай бұрын

😂😂

I'm a nurse. He takes the mask off to eat, wash his face, brush his teeth, he can breath for that long but can't take it off for 5 seconds on TV.

@Tearsofaclown01

7 ай бұрын

Tbf he has took it off countless times for tv interviewers.

@Lonesome_Loser

7 ай бұрын

I’m a network technician. He looks like a fat Han Solo when they are inside that space monster.

@DeadBlonde_80

7 ай бұрын

He’s using it as a disguise so he doesn’t get identified. He comes off as a big faker.

@catherineimperial3194

3 ай бұрын

And that's a non-rebreather, he definitely wouldn't be talking like that with a non-rebreather! What a buffoon!

@missmoxie9188

15 күн бұрын

@@dawnpesz1543 this 👆👆👆

Paraplegic here, I knew instantly, right away he was lying when that little woman picked his big arse up and put him in the chair. No way that is happening. My dad nearly throws out his back trying to help me.

@carolynehrensberger2162

9 ай бұрын

Took care of many stroke patients and none were lifted successfully like that!

@WeeMac538

5 ай бұрын

My husband had an accident and was unable to get out of bed. He was a dead weight. I couldn't budge him and I have pretty good muscles considering I battle with hyper strong horses all day!

I just read that Rossi was taunted by prisoners in the Scottish jail: they kept singing "Leaving on a Jet Plane" by John Denver. That's funny!

@lindseyhudson1274

Ай бұрын

That's great!!

@missmoxie9188

Ай бұрын

Laughing my ass off

I was paralyzed from the waist down for 2 years and have worked with hundreds of physically disabled adults. I have NEVER seen one stand up and fall back the way he did. When I would stand, I would shake violently and my knees would give out, sending me forward or sideways, not back. I laughed so loud, my cat went flying out of my room 😂

@alegnalavieenrose8120

10 ай бұрын

This!!!!! How swift did he get up though? I’ve got connective tissue issues that why I use A powerchair and when I try to stand it’s exactly like you described. This man looks like one of those car lot blowup spaghetti figures flailing his arms like that.

@sarahthebowintherain

10 ай бұрын

@alegnalavieenrose8120 l know this isn't funny, but l had a wee giggle at the image your reply gave me. 🤭😆. Thanku! I've had breathing problems my whole life, and this one really pissed me off, but if you can laugh at it, then so can l, thank you 😊🤗🙏💗

@marykennedy1537

10 ай бұрын

Should have taken acting lessons.

@toniwendt6604

10 ай бұрын

May the Lord Bless you! ❤️ I have ALS and losing the ability to walk, I can’t stand as fast as he did, the Behavior Panel caught it! 🤪

"Pay attention to how you're manipulated, and you are" -Scott Rouse, nailing it.

If it wasn`t so serious, this guy would be comedy gold!! 😂

"My wife knows everything. There's no secrets between us." Don't feel bad for her. She's in on the con.

@mandymckeown8625

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@JessicaPyrc

Ай бұрын

I actually thought this! Then, i read your comment. Now im googling this 😂😂 i want to know the ending of these sad saps

I read up a little on this case. Nicholas’ death was reported to the press by his ‘widow’ Louise. She refused to produce a death certificate and claimed that Nicholas was cremated and his ashes scattered at sea. Voice comparisons were analyzed between the ‘widow’ Louise and the current wife Miranda Louisa Knight and were deemed to be a match. So Scott, you were probably right in thinking that giganta wife helped Billy Bunting fake it all.

@NicolaMaxwell

10 ай бұрын

Ohhhh interesting!!!

@betsytucker4788

10 ай бұрын

This would mean his wife is much smarter than we thought and is even a better con.

@markcheeseman419

9 ай бұрын

If you pause it between 24:18 and 24:19 you can clearly see his left forearm tattoo cover up. You see the exact outline and shape of the design and the area of the tattoo is arker than the rest of his skin. You see his wife eye glance to it as she knows it's not covered up perfectly. This was a great one real fun. What an idiot. Keep them coming 👍

My husband and I busted in the first 30 seconds. As an acute care RN and my husband a, 38 year Respiratory therapist, we are not aware of a person living at home and living on a nonrebreather oxygen mask. Its an act!

@alyssadye2185

10 ай бұрын

Most definitely. I work in EMS and never would a pt be sent home with a non rebreather mask! I’m not even sure he would be sent home with a simple mask. Even those are reserved for people who truly cannot tolerate a nasal cannula, such as a hospice pt. This is for sure an act 🤦‍♀️

@jessinaespinal8206

10 ай бұрын

Not only that, but did you see that transfer? If that man couldn't really stand, her back would be destroyed. AND to say he can't stand up long enough to remove his jacket? I, or any of us in health care, would be like this 😑😡🤬🤣😂🤣😂 through the whole interview

@helenjoy3645

10 ай бұрын

I thought they did dna with this fella and found he is the wanted man

@shannonericksen1291

10 ай бұрын

So true. Nurse here. CO2 necrosis. I think that’s correct?

@meesamagill1193

10 ай бұрын

@@helenjoy3645 hes going to be extradited

As a respiratory therapist, I can assure you he does not require a non rebreather and if he was on a vent for any length of time, he would have been trached. Anyone needing a non rebreather is in an emergency situation and is too sick to hold a conversation. This man is a joke and he is on his way to prison for a long, long time, and without that NRB!

@carolynehrensberger2162

9 ай бұрын

Retired nurse-- I noticed the rebreather right away.

@reesev5

7 ай бұрын

All of the medical people were like,"nope", "nope", yet another "nope"! Lol!

That is the worst transfer to a wheelchair that I have ever seen. It’s dangerous manual handling and wouldn’t be possible if the person couldn’t support himself. They’d just drop to the floor.

@rachelc9180

10 ай бұрын

💯 I was thinking the same. 😅😅

"... i know my husband has no rapist tendencies". Very odd thing to say.

@caroleminke6116

10 ай бұрын

She’s got a trauma bond going with this person & Chase was right about cognitive dissonance as a result of whatever she had at first projected onto him so now in too deep to face the facts because it’s not their reality… just a shared delusion

@shannon9544

10 ай бұрын

She might believe he didn’t do the crime and is therefore covering for his new identity

@joannemcguire7632

27 күн бұрын

Agree 👍 if you actually have to say that...

I’m a respiratory therapist. Scott you are spot on mentioning he could use a cannula . This apparatus would only be used in hospital for extremely ill patients. As you mentioned.. copd etc. He wouldn’t be able to talk. If you are SOB you would be sweating and not wearing a warm jacket. You!d be taking clothes off. . Honestly, this is so insulting to intelligent people. Side note.. great shows!! Have learned a lot !😊

@Daniela-Christianson

10 ай бұрын

I'd say he's an SOB

@denisebuckner5927

10 ай бұрын

I knew that someone would see the alternative to "short of breath" from the acronym SOB! 🤣

@karenshadle365

10 ай бұрын

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@karenshadle365

10 ай бұрын

@cynthiakonell3279 I'm a retired ICU RN and I was going to make nearly the same comment as you did! Kudos to us medical people. The oxygen delivery mask he's using is called a non-rebreather mask and is used for extremely severe breathing problems in a hospital ONLY. It is capable of delivering 100% oxygen.People aren't discharged from hospital using this type of apparatus , unless perhaps they are heading directly to hospice care, Receiving 100% oxygen for a prolonged time is damaging to the lungs: regular room air is only 21% oxygen. So why is he using this non-rebreather mask? Most patients are discharged from hospital only after they've been able to use a nasal cannula. It seemed fake to me from the beginning. And, OF COURSE, he could have removed the mask for a bit in order to talk! Can't tell you how many patients I've had that pulled off their masks in order to tell me something. This, and most of his unintelligible speech made it almost

@karenshadle365

10 ай бұрын

Replying to myself because Utube wouldn't let me finish my previous reply.. Almost impossible for me to listen to him. Fortunately your group made it interesting enough to keep slogging through.

But, but, but he had THREE comas!!!! Never forget this!

I made the mistake of watching this whilst unwell. I fell asleep to it, had a nightmare I was being chased by a pair of crazed psychopaths who ended up chasing me in my own car trying to kill me. I woke up in sweats terrified at 1.30 in the morning. It really screwed with my head.

Most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen. No one goes home in a 100% non-rebreather mask! They are for emergencies. No way someone would tolerate that all the time….so uncomfortable. He would need 50 oxygen cylinders/day to keep that thing running outside a hospital. Omg 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️. I’m an old icu nurse btw.

@sophiarevel6952

10 ай бұрын

@@colleenmahony8803 I'm not a nurse but even I wonder, who can rant and rave with that thing?

@theVanishingGladiator

10 ай бұрын

You rock ICU nurse!!! Thanks for the insight 👍 I’m a former CNA, and I thought there wasn’t any apparent breathing of the bag in parts of the video. What a riot! 😅 Perhaps he could borrow a heart monitor and have the wires peaking out from his shirt!

@joanneblack7697

10 ай бұрын

​@@theVanishingGladiatorOoh, good one!! Yes! One of those heart monitors with the stick-on attachments and just a TANGLE of wires bristling out all over ... our if his collar, between the buttons on his shirt ... 😂😂😂

@intruthmentalhealthcounsel3776

10 ай бұрын

20 years as an Emergency Medical Technician. Never have I seen home O2 on more than 4 lpm by cannula, and that's when they turned it up to 4 because their sats were dropping or they had SOB.

@sophiarevel6952

10 ай бұрын

@@intruthmentalhealthcounsel3776 ah but he's got a dire emergency on his hands.

You know what's missing? If someone accused me of not being myself, I'd pull out photos and class records and school friends and my job history and my taxes from twenty years ago and my birth certificate. Why is there zero mention of any documents he's ever had for anything whatsoever?

@SloverOfTeuth

10 ай бұрын

And my school would have a name, and my employers would have names, and the clients/projects I'd worked on would have names, and my family members would have names, and the houses I'd lived in during my life would have addresses. And all those things would have dates too. I would flood people with hard details that they could go check on, and I would tell them to check them out - "Just go check it". I wouldn't get involved in a discussion of someone I was being mixed up with or try to argue I wasn't that person, the facts would speak for themselves. If I were being confused with another person who was a rapist, I wouldn't get my wife to say I'm not the sort of person to rape people, I would just prove that I am not that individual. I got a money-laundering query from a bank recently, as a large international payment had been made into the account and the funds immediately sent on to a third country. I didn't waste one word arguing I wasn't laundering money. Instead I supplied them with documentation showing my relationship with the payer, and documentation showing where that money went and what it was ultimately used for. It's quite likely I could have been angered by the query, in which case I still wouldn't have argued the case, I would have supplied the documentation but made rude, sarcastic comments implying the people making the query were idiots. If one is willing to engage in an intellectual argument about a clear-cut factual matter, that's a pretty strong signal.

I worked with people who were disabled. She said he can’t bear weight. However, the way she transferred him to his chair was a weight bearing transfer. If he couldn’t bear weight she would have to lift him so his feet weren’t being used as a pivot point. Also rebreathers are for emt or hospital use. I wonder where he even got that thing? Stolen from an emergency room? Why does he have to bear weight and remove the mask to remove a jacket and a button down shirt?

@thislightful

8 ай бұрын

Agreed! Also I’ve had extensive classical voice training and I notice his chest rises just a bit to breath in then quickly deflates within the first couple of words. This so bizarre! If he needed that apparatus to breath, why is he not actually breathing in then talking thru his exhale? This so bizarre! It’s like being givin oxygen and hyperventilating at the same time.

01:48 ok. I’m up to the time stamp

A man pretending to be English calling himself "Arthur Knight" is like a man pretending to be Japanese calling himself "Yojimbo Samurai"

@shannon9544

10 ай бұрын

LOL!

@dopeynhappy

10 ай бұрын

I wonder if his middle name is Pendragon... 🤔

@terranaxiomuk

8 ай бұрын

Exactly. The dude's a cartoon character.

Did you notice the intubation tube and suction tube were totally not secured and suction tube would never be hanging out like that but in a sterile container. I’m a nurse with many years of ICU experience. That was so awful of a duplication I’ve ever seen 😂😂😂

@elizabethbowman2641

10 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@betsytucker4788

10 ай бұрын

@bethoyloe4415, It must of been so silly and ridiculous to you. It was making me nervous, I almost wanted to reach out and adjust it for him. I sometimes think the people that manipulate and con, get so much enjoyment of what goes over most peoples heads - so they can keep adding more ridiculous things on top of the last doozie.

No British person says, "Walk down the pavement to get a pint of milk"

@victoriaroberts7034

10 ай бұрын

Down the road yes but down the pavement just hits wrong

@amyevans9042

10 ай бұрын

@victoriaroberts7034 exactly, "popping down the shop" every time

"Walk down the pavement to buy a pint of milk" is the most un-English sentence ever uttered. He obviously just took an American sentence and subd in some well known English words 'Pavement' and 'Pint'. it's extremely unnatural sounding to a native English speaker.

@janetwestwood9194

Ай бұрын

🚬💅🫦💨🫸🥛

@angelabrown8458

16 күн бұрын

No one says “pavement”, you might walk down the “path” but even that sounds odd. You do buy a “pint of milk” but he’s a proper fake.

They are like a “Little Britain” sketch 😂😂

@Cath_frost.

10 ай бұрын

😂

She's in on it. She lives with this guy and is well aware of his ability to breathe normally and walk. There's no way she's fooled in any way.

@louizianna80

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. In the first clip the thing that stood out the most to me was her body language and the look on her face. Immediately made me feel like she was hiding something that she didn’t necessarily feel comfortable with.

@bheytacs

9 ай бұрын

I agree. She’s just as guilty as he is.

@betsytucker4788

9 ай бұрын

Nice co-dependent relationship between two, narcissists.

Met at an art gallery my foot. They met on PlentyofFish 😂

Moving and handling a person in a wheel chair can require , hoists ,slide assists, stand aids, her stance was totally wrong , her back won’t last long moving him like that!! She made that moving look soo awkward, practice makes perfect. Total sham in my opinion. I am a carer and everything I observed was fake.

Retired RN here. Over 45 years. The clip where he is sitting in the club chair? For someone who claims to be nonweight bearing, his posture is all wrong. The leg that is bent is bent at a nature angle, you don't see that in nonweight bearing people. His legs do not appear weak or wasted under his trousers. When his wife is lifting him, no way. Her grip on him is not right. Nothing is right. Not even going to talk about his oxygen set up

@aliq6312

10 ай бұрын

His wife's manual handling skills are unconvincing but hilarious!🤣

@reesev5

7 ай бұрын

ABSOLUTELY!!

@RareJem85

6 ай бұрын

She knows who he is. She is trying to play along and it’s just such bad play acting. I’m a former auxiliary nurse and I agree, everything about the wife’s “nursing care” is hilariously bad!

@HarryFlashmanVC

6 ай бұрын

Aye... he's nae stranger tae pastry!

@inthelandofmorethansmall7582

5 ай бұрын

RN here. Totally agree 👍 👏 👏 👏

It constantly amazes me how many people will simply keep lying, even when it's this obvious they are only deceiving themselves.

I love how the interviewer plays dumb and completely ignores the weirdo's sexual innuendo and still asks him to show his arm.

"Walk down the pavement" said no Englishman ever.

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

True We walk down the road!

@rosslogan4154

4 ай бұрын

He's obviously a con artist, however him saying "Walk down the pavement" is something that an Irishman/Brit would say. If he'd said "Walk down the sidewalk" that would have been incorrect as only Americans/Canadians use "Sidewalk."

@bandicootcollector

4 ай бұрын

@rosslogan4154 You're wrong. We never say, "Walk down the pavement." We say "Walk down the road" or "Walk down the street" Americans may say, "Walk down the sidewalk," and whilst English people say "pavement" instead of "sidewalk," We never say, "Walk down the pavement." It doesn't make sense. We could "walk on the pavement," but we don't walk down it directionally. We'd only say "Walk on" if we were describing where we were, not where we were going. "I was walking on the pavement when this bike came by and nearly knocked me in the road!" It's relative to "not the road." He thought he was being clever by using "pavement," but he applied it incorrectly as he tried to use it in an American way.

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

@@bandicootcollector 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

@@rosslogan4154 sorry mate, none of us have ever walked down the pavement. We may have walked on the pavement while walking down the road but we never walk down the pavement. It’s actually the weirdest string of words I’ve heard of late.

This one was hilarious. Thank you, Chase, for pointing out the oxygen mask. I’m a doc and none of my patients with lung disease need that one, just a nasal cannula. What a host of covering this guy put on!

@AddaGissing

10 ай бұрын

Nurse here - FIRST thing I noticed was the mask!

@KS-bo7rm

10 ай бұрын

I am not a doctor, but I am past 50 , and I have never seen anyone with a mask like that , walking about,or on the news, or in a movie. Blah blah blah. I mean, come on..

@greenie2390

10 ай бұрын

Looks like a readjusted CPAP from over 10 years ago. It is just a way to cover up his face and the gap that is between his teeth (Scott got that one :) )

@peterwelsh1932

10 ай бұрын

12:28 Bane. He's doing Bane or, more likely, this is Bane after a Batman butt kicking. Plus with accent master Christian Bale coaching him when to roll his aRse LoL Dropping arse, Rolling arse, 🤔🍩😹

No way she has been looking after him for years. I was working as a carer and I learnt how to move a person with mobility issues. No way she would be able to move him like that from a wheel chair without him helping full on. No way!!!

She closes her eyes EVERYTIME she talks about the big (lies) This guy is so full of it. He is 100% THE GUY!

As a retired ICU RN, I know that there is no way he is at home with a non-rebreather oxygen mask. Those masks are for those who have high oxygen needs and he would be going through multiple oxygen tanks a day, which is why they are only used in hospital.

@alyssadye2185

10 ай бұрын

Yup, I can’t tell if he’s using a battery powered/outlet tank or a true oxygen tank. In that case he wouldn’t last 15 minutes if it truly is on the right oxygen setting 😂. He probably has it on like 6L and is definitely suffocating himself.

@elwoodcityblues

10 ай бұрын

I was curious about that, I’m glad you commented on this!

@roguesheep1747

10 ай бұрын

@@alyssadye2185 on his second appearance at court while rolling into court he grabbed his mask and took in deep breath before settling down again ,then a woman reporter said to him ,your mask isn't plugged in to the oxygen tank 🤣😂🤣😅

@Suki-Tawdry

9 ай бұрын

Yeah I thought was odd. I thought most people used nasal cannulas when not in the hospital or in an emergency situation. He’s fulla 💩! 😂

The wife chooses to be in denial, because admitting (to herself) that she was FOOLED by this monster, not only hurts her ego, but would be terrifying

@NicolaMaxwell

10 ай бұрын

I think she's 100 in on it!

@peterwelsh1932

10 ай бұрын

Doesn't appear in denial at all

Why is he on a non-rebreather mask? Anyone who needs this would be too sick to talk. He's doing this for effect. IMO

@carolynehrensberger2162

9 ай бұрын

Think he got a day pass from an ICU?---lol

He shaved his arms before showing the lack of tats. Make-up. And she's fully in on this. Hope she goes to jail too.

wife: he hasn't murdered me, so he can't be a serial killer. anyway: I'm too awesome to be fooled by a con artist.

@AACE73

10 ай бұрын

Too awesome to be fooled by Mr Potato Head 😂

@marilynnlewis8400

10 ай бұрын

She's an easy mark or a con artist too.

@sophiarevel6952

10 ай бұрын

All in good time!

I work with COPD patients and patients with compromised lung issues and no one presents like him. If he came into the Pulmonary clinic or the ED we would all assume he is either a drug seeker or wanting disability. He is on a Non rebreather mask which is over kill. It's hard to watch. I can't figure out what his wife is getting out of this. Bravo to all of you, another great show.

He blew the gaff at 14:28 when he said his wife couldn’t walk down “the pavement” get a pint of milk. No one says in the UK says they walked down the pavement. You go down the road or the street or just plain go to the shop.

@lilysslimefest

10 ай бұрын

Good shout

@kellyhoward6941

10 ай бұрын

Nobody in America says that either...wonder where in the world he got the idea from....probably his bizarre imagination

@maureencage1972

10 ай бұрын

So I’m thinking he’s so desperately trying to work in the British word “pavement “ instead of US word “sidewalk” that he makes sure he announces the bit about going out for milk 🥛 but still doesn’t get it quite right how the word is used here. I noticed he brought up the pint of milk (horrible thought) again in a completely separate interview. It’s all very rehearsed and contrived imo. Both him and his wife are more like a characters out of an Agatha Christie novel than an “ordinary married couple” (their words). OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!

@debracannon7574

10 ай бұрын

So true!

Emergency department dr: that mask is for show. Out of hospital oxygen nearly always nose prongs only, not mask with reservoir bag

@jessicagoodson7452

7 ай бұрын

I was gonna say. I work in a respiratory supplier and I ain't never seen a contraption like he's wearing. We give cannulas to all our patients, even the liquid oxygen guy

@Fruitflysadist

7 ай бұрын

😂

@culby276

4 ай бұрын

Nurse here: that’s what I wrote too.

Is this guy trying to make the interview so dull that the interviewer will give up😂😂?

At 1:37:28, the wedding photo where they’ve blatantly covered his gap-toothed smile with a heart filter - I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard at that ridiculous effort.

@Ken_Dalton

10 ай бұрын

Brilliant 🤣I havnt got to that part yet but looking forward to it now lol. The comments here are great today,so funny.. the guys definitely tryin very hard to hide his identity

Its 20 January. I just watched his 1st hearing in Utah after the extradition. It was amazing the (female) judge shut him down so fast! It was beautiful

He is the healthiest person I have ever seen on a nonrebreather. People who are that sick aren't out and about doing interviews.

I'm an Occupational Therapist. Where to start! How amazing that he showed how he gets up. Thats a strong 'sit to stand'. He didn't even push up from the chair. You're right, that means he has strong legs which indicates standing tolerance. Also, he has bought the wheelchair. He wouldn't get that on the state, because it's highly unlikely he'd be assessed as needing one. If he was suitably for it, he'd also be prescribed a transfer aids. A carer wouldn't be expected to lift him because she would get injured. He also doesn't explain why his breathing problems would affect his mobility in such a significant way. I imagine he'd be receiving physio, but he doesn't mention any ongoing treatment. Bizarre that he thinks this is believable!

The bag attached to this mans oxygen mask does not move at all throughout the entire video. It is called a Non rebreather Mask and only used at a high flow of oxygen. The bag at the bottom of the mask visibly moves as the patient breaths. It doesn't appear as though he is using oxygen at all.

@Jaxdia

10 ай бұрын

I believe your right. But the mask does not have the facial pillows

@daisygirl1027

10 ай бұрын

Yes, and he also switches up his deficit side - sometimes right sided, sometimes left 😂

A person on long term O2 uses nose tubes not a hospital O2 mask!

Bro how he managed to fool anyone is beyond me

@Kindcaringsoulgentle

3 ай бұрын

The whole things is beyond laughable.

@mandymckeown8625

Ай бұрын

He fooled his wife 😮

This man wouldn't fool a child. However, he's providing you gentlemen with a grand opportunity to show us your varied expressions of humor. When I watch the panel interact, I can't help thinking I'd love to throw a dinner party with you all as guests of honor.

@Starling264

10 ай бұрын

Lol Agreed! I’d pay to be at that dinner party!

Those pesky hospital tattooists. I swear, you can't close your eyes for a second.

@brightbleu

10 ай бұрын

LOL

Also their wedding photo had a petal scattered over his smile/ gappy teeth.

@joannemcguire7632

Ай бұрын

Well spotted

As a medical doctor, I love how he forgets, and/or get too aggrevated to keep up the act, that he has "breathing issues". A person with true respiratory failure to the degree that they need an oxygen mask 24/7 would not be able to speak the way he does in this interview.

@roygeorge5364

8 ай бұрын

I'm a former nurse and I know how to spell aggravated correctly. How did you write legible medical notes with that atrocious spelling Dr?? 😂😂 But yes, I agree with your observation in regards to speech and breathing in someone who is on 24/7 oxygen.

@tinestokmo44

8 ай бұрын

Well, I wrote them in Norwegian since that is my primary language. 😉 Anything else? @@roygeorge5364

From someone who had severe asthma attacks as a child.... this man can breathe. One has to take a big breath in and then get the words out in a short phrase when you cannot breathe. It’s a pattern you are physically stuck in and it is utterly exhausting.

@TLC717

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely correct. I suffered terribly as a child with asthma. I was diagnosed at 2 yrs old but my mother never gave me any meds for it. She let he suffer with the attacks my entire childhood. So I know you know what you are talking about.

@SloverOfTeuth

10 ай бұрын

You are right. I've seen it and been there too. It can be so exhausting you don't structure complete sentences, just groups of words.

@katymcdermott2398

10 ай бұрын

@@TLC717 I hear you! I was a child in the 1960s. No inhalers. No nebulisers. I was left alone all through many many nights of horrendous attacks to gasp my way till morning. As a parent I can’t quite believe I was left alone. It was very frightening but I simply had to keep wheezing one gasp after another. I should have been taken to hospital.

Initially I thought what is it going to take for this woman to see the truth, but after watching this, she already knows it.

As a physiotherapist in a rehabilitation ward, if that woman lifted that man into that chair in that manor with any frequency she would be the one in the wheel chair. If she is his carer she would have been taught the correct procedure for a standing or "pivot" transfer. *edit. I didnt watch the end. There is no disabled person I have ever met who would try to stand up when they know theyre just going to fall down, it would be the same as hitting yourself in the face with a hammer, your body just won't let you do it.

@pipermccool

9 ай бұрын

Perhaps he’ll do this, too. 😉

@TSquare7741

9 ай бұрын

@@pipermccool😂😂😂

Why would he have glasses on in a coma 😂😂😂

It is such bad manners for a “gentleman” to wear a hat inside, that alone is enough to make you doubt his identity.

My late husband had lung cancer and had difficulty breathing, he couldn't bear a mask on his face as he felt suffocated. This man is a serial liar. His oxygen is a prop like his wheelchair. ❤

I love when Mark makes Chase laugh. He tries to hide it, or stifle his laugh, but you can tell he gets so much entertainment from Mark's personality! They are so different, but I think Mark gets him laughing at things that he never found funny before. I love all of you guys!

@markengle2199

2 ай бұрын

They seem like they all like and respect one another

@donna.p

Ай бұрын

⁠@@markengle2199chase does have a very innocent smile , it just makes me feel happy.

Did anyone else reflexively try to give Chase a fist bump for "Dublin' down?"

No matter who he is; he comes across as a very unpleasant person.

Funny how he was able to throw his arms in the air, but wasn't able to take his shirt and jacket off to see if he had sleeve tattoos 😊

Seeing Mark do the Italian Biscuit tin example, and Greg and Chase laughing, and Mark saying, "Italian biscuit tin" again is EXACTLY the laugh I needed in my week!! 😂

I’m from Providence Rhode Island.. I know this guy personally.. that’s Nick Rossi 4 sure.. he loves playing the victim, he loves attention and sympathy.. he is actually smart and charming in a conning conniving way but not as smart as he thinks he is.. he is the biggest narcissist ever. He was even diagnosed with NPD when he was 12 at Bradly mental hospital in Riverside Rhode Island.. He is not finished yet.. he is gonna make a circus out the judicial system when he goes to trial.. he will probably represent himself and file every motion possible and try to sue the judge and the prisons, i guarantee…,😂😂😂

@ewetn1

9 ай бұрын

How did you know this guy? I mean how did you meet him? School, work, neighborhood? Did you know him when he was raping? Has he done any other crimes?

He has too much energy in his arms to also have such a great degree of air hunger. Also, he has one word phrases and 5-6 word phrases. Not natural for someone with COPD, etc…retired RN here.

@memoirsofanolivetree3339

10 ай бұрын

I love it when people know what they're talking about chime in with facts! Thank you!

It's the mask that gets me - here's my thoughts on the mask as a Paramedic of 14 years. The mask he is wearing is a 'Non-Rebreather' and is used for high flow oxygen - the mask needs to be used at 10L/min - 15L/min in order to be effective (some say 12L/min is the minimum but lets be generous here). This mask is used in cases where there is severe acute respiratory distress, and is only used short term. It is NOT used for long term use and is not used for ongoing oxygen therapy. Someone with severe respiratory distress does not look like this guy - they talk in single words or very very short phrases, their shoulders are often rounded forward and they can be leaning forward in a tripod position, they're often pale, clammy, and they look like they are in distress - imagine how you'd feel if you weren't able to breathe properly - they look like they're scared. Also, if he has a chronic respiratory condition, he wouldn't be treated with such high flow oxygen - it's too risky. High flow supplemental oxygen in chronic respiratory patients can override their hypoxic drive (their trigger for their body to go 'oh that's right, I need to breathe'), and cause complete respiratory failure. And, if that's not enough, you can see the fogging inside the mask from his breath, which doesn't happen when the oxygen is turned up high enough for the mask. If the oxygen isn't high enough for the mask then it's not effective and he is breathing in his own carbon dioxide. So, if by some chance he does have a chronic respiratory condition, AND he does require high flow O2, and had a rogue doctor who put him on ridiculously high O2 therapy, and his mask is fogging like this... he would have been unconscious before the interview was over. Plus, oxygen at 10L/min - 15L/min is loud coming through the mask. You would be able to hear it.

@everythingisaworkinprogres5729

10 ай бұрын

Omg, just that alone... So my question is if we relied solely just on what you presented here (revealing asf), why has this shenanigan been going on for so long?

@KrystalKleidon

10 ай бұрын

I guess they get one shot when they take him to court so the longer he keeps up the act, the more they have against him? Faking the need for supplemental oxygen isn't illegal, it just adds to the cacophony of crazy.

@jeffrecrowley

10 ай бұрын

💯 spot on!!!

Anyone notice his wedding photo just conveniently had a piece of confetti over his face 🙄. This is a prank I’m 100% sure.

@alieldorado1438

5 ай бұрын

Yep!!!

@ant_989

5 ай бұрын

The best part is, it's not a prank. It's 100% real. This is hillarious xD

OMG @1:01:23 Hands down best footage ever from behavioral panel. Mark makes me laugh every single time. He’s my favorite, all though the guys are all great. Thank you Mark for giving me the laugh I desperately needed today!

@leannabedore

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing the time stamp, that was hilarious😂 and on point too.

Chase made such a great point about what would a reasonable person do? Would they sit in a darkened room and wear difficult to remove clothes when needing to prove the tattoos aren’t his? It sounds so obvious but it didn’t dawn on me till you said that. Just wild! You’re absolutely right about the oxygen too. There’s no reason to be wearing a full non rebreather. He should be wearing a nasal cannula.

@helenamcginty4920

10 ай бұрын

Yes. Ive nursed very seriously ill people on oxygen using nasal cannulae.

My side hurts! From the Italian biscuit tin to Chase's Dad joke "Dublin down" to Scott being so fed up with this guy before it even starts, to Greg in the chaff and redirect ending. 🤣😆🤣 Comic gold tonight guys, Well done.

Just wondering if anyone has considered analysing the body language of the wife in these videos. She appears to me to be on high alert when he is asked certain questions. She is absolutely part of the con. In fact, I reckon she is running the show. Why do they only refer ro each other as my husband, or my wife? Bizarre! Love that the photo of their wedding has a strategically placed confetti heart, covering his front teeth. Hahaha! 'My wife knows everything!' Yes, yes she does!

She’s gotta be in on it too, since very early on. Also, I found it funny in their“wedding” photo in clip 9 @1:37:34 a flower petal is covering his mouth, as he’s smiling. No teeth for him in any of “their” photos.

Two things. Did anyone notice when they showed the wedding photo a piece of "digital confetti" just happened to be directly over his smile? Perhaps hiding the tooth gab Scott mentioned. Also, isn't there a way to get a DNA sample from him? Then narrow down his closest living relatives if he has any.

@mackattack701

10 ай бұрын

Yes! I immediately saw his mouth covered by a petal! Oh, he thinks he's so clever. 🙄

From Scotland. No one here says walking down the pavement, they'd say street. He's using the equivalent of the American word sidewalk. You can get camouflage makeup to cover tats.

Things I can count on: 1. Mark says "STAY-tus" 2. Chase does an eyebrow flash and smiles 3. I am entertained by it

@fuzzypackofdogs

10 ай бұрын

Lol, i just read your comment and others, scrolled back up and saw your #1 and #2 happen at the same time. I concur with #3.

@turqoiseillinois9955

10 ай бұрын

Me three!!!!

She's along for the ride because she's going to sell her story when he finally gets locked up!

The only thing missing was some groucho marx glasses/nose under the breathing mask....

I wonder, when he's imprisoned will he just go 'ah, forget it' and drop the act or will he be saying 'Crikey, I could bloody well do with a spot of tea and toast' till the end of his sentence?

@teresacox2511

10 ай бұрын

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@deehampton8331

10 ай бұрын

Too right. He makes Dick van Dyke in Mary Poppins sound authentic

Dying at Mark and the biscuit tin. 😂

As a retired nurse, let me add that the bag on the mask should be fully expanded if there is actually oxygen flowing into it 😂.

@markydkiehl

6 ай бұрын

I know nothing of this guy's medical conditions alleged or otherwise, but the color, breathing work, and generalized appearance of him does not jibe with the need for a non-rebreather lol. pulse oximeters are super cheap these days, it'd be funny if someone challenged him to put one on his finger and remove the mask for a couple minutes. Bet he'd say some nonsense like oh no i can't or i'll die lol

@debmazalan3386

6 ай бұрын

@@markydkiehl spot on!

@mandymckeown8625

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

What a joke! His acting is not adequate for a kindergarten performance. She should be held accountable for aiding a criminal. No way has she not seen his tattoos.

This has been my favourite episode. I laughed so hard at the biscuit tin, my dog went crazy.

@widget1005

10 ай бұрын

I keep watching that bit and it makes me cry with laughter every time!

Okay I have to comment again. Why is he wearing those round dexter glasses when he is in a coma? Dang Scott just said the exact thing.

Conveniently his front teeth are covered by a flower petal in the wedding photo so we can’t see if there’s a gap 🤔

@mackaz3930

9 ай бұрын

I know right?! I saw that too

22:40 Miranda "After so many years, I know him inside out." They met in 2019 and married in 2020. Who refers to a period of at most 4.5 years, or a marriage of at most 3.5 years as "so many years"? And how many people have been married to somebody for five times that long and not known they were gay, for example.

@dianapelath2080

10 ай бұрын

Long Islands serial killer’s wife had been married to him for 20+ years. You would think she knew him “inside out” 😊

In my experience, when you are having breathing difficulties, you cannot talk as fast as he was talking. And if you tried, you are so exhausted from the energy it took to force the words out, you'd need to take a break. At least that's how it is for me when my asthma is acting up.

She keeps her eyes closed for most of her answers. Plus he sounds like when your pretending your mobile phone signal is not working “oh sorry your breaking up” then you hang up… she speaks clear as day!

@The Behavior Panel Scotland's justice secretary has confirmed that the extradition of the American fugitive Nicholas Rossi can go ahead.

A Wife would know about his tattoos if they are removed or covered. She knows who he is and what he did.

Mark & the biscuit tin 😂

When he first started speaking he had a Scottish burr in his accent. Also there is makeup that can completely cover tattoos

Besides hearing a horrible person lie. I want to Tell you 4 I Love the Panel and always looking forward to a new one.

Mark and that biscuit tin are going to live rent free in my head for a very long time!! 😂😂😂

There is no way the wife doesn't know he's a con. He has full use of his legs. My husband is a paraplegic. First off, he would never try and stand up to "prove" he's a para. Secondly, when my husband needs to transfer from his wheelchair to a chair or a bed, he uses his arms to lift. Plus she's right there to catch him! She knows he's faking it, because no one is going to stay in a wheelchair all day away from the public eye. Having mobility issues isn't something anyone would do if they could avoid it. Not being able to take off his jacket??? How did he get it on? Or for that matter take it off at the end of the day.His legs are supposed to be impaired not his arms. Even if he was a quadriplegic and had upper and lower body impairment they make specialized clothing (velcro closures etc...) to allow an assistant (such as his wife) to help remove the clothing. The way they do transfers is all wrong. He's helping with his legs rather than his arms and she's just grabbing him around his torso. Also they never explain why he's in a wheelchair or even why he's on oxygen. Why not a manual wheelchair since his arms are fine? An electric chair wouldn't be prescribed. First off, they are difficult to manage (as they are very heavy) and cumbersome (especially in smaller rooms and older buildings). Secondly you want to keep the arms strong and not have the whole body atrophy. Better than a wheelchair, crutches, because the world is not a wheelchair friendly place (even paras are given braces and crutches). Doctors want you to maintain as much independence as possible. Cons looking for pity, will crank up the "gimp factor" to 10. I would bet money there are no medical records showing he needs and medical devices. The TBP are right, he's using the medical devices to hide his appearance and distract.

@betsytucker4788

10 ай бұрын

Thank you fencing girl, that was a lot of good information you passed on.

@matteroffacts8116

10 ай бұрын

Agree my cousin’s wheelchair is electric, she bought it herself. Months down the line she still has difficulty navigating it, even in hospitals. Inside the house she uses her legs as much as they will allow. I can’t manage the wheelchair in the car on my own.

@betsytucker4788

10 ай бұрын

@@matteroffacts8116, thank you for providing that information about the electric wheelchair. I have a very close friend from college that uses the most primitive form of a wheelchair, and it always amazes me how difficult it is, especially when we go somewhere and I will try to maneuver it. I wonder every time, why he doesn't have one that's electric. Now I understand better.

@neenaj365

9 ай бұрын

I’m the parent carer of my son who has right sided palsy. I agree. This makes me really annoyed as it undermines those with real needs 😡

@betsytucker4788

9 ай бұрын

@@neenaj365, does your son, watch the Behavior panel with you? He may enjoy it as well.

I’d like to know if his wife is complicit, mad or just delusional ?

@joshuathomas043

5 ай бұрын

All the above, seemingly.

@kirbfx

5 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing myself. His wife obviously knows he's Nicholas Rossi. The tattoos alone make it impossible for her to claim that she is being deceived so why wouldn't she leave him upon finding out? Why has she chosen to be complicit in his fraud? My suspicion is that the reason she is knowingly and intentionally helping him to carry out this whole facade is because she believes he is an "innocent man" being "wrongfully accused" so she has convinced herself that their actions are justified, an "any means necessary" strategy to protect him from "wrongful accusations and convictions". She even stated in the interview that "she knows him" and that "he does not have such tendencies" which is basically her expressing her rationale for taking part in this con with him.

@mandymckeown8625

Ай бұрын

@@joshuathomas043😂😂😂

I thought Hugh Laurie did a great American accent for House 🤣🤣

@Darla.Shmarla

9 ай бұрын

I was so surprised to find out he wasn't American

@GUITARTIME2024

8 ай бұрын

I could tell he was paying close attention as he spoke. Too precise.

22:13 "Because my wife can't even walk down the pavement to buy a pint of milk." Chase describes this as "British vernacular". Nope. No British person would "walk down the pavement". We "walk down the street" or possibly road. "Walk down the pavement" is exactly the sort of thing an American would say, to show that they must be British because they know that a British pavement is an American sidewalk.

@aliq6312

10 ай бұрын

In Ireland we use 'footpath' instead of pavement or sidewalk. He should have used 'street' or 'road' to sound more plausible .🤣

@bluskyz7398

10 ай бұрын

Chase is describing what Nicholas thinks, it's why Nicholas is using that language.

@tonibiava1047

10 ай бұрын

We Ameicans may use the word pavement to describe a road, or the condition of a road. But I've always heard walk down the street in the US.

@terranaxiomuk

8 ай бұрын

​@aliq6312 A footpath in the UK is a dirtpath basically. Pavement is the floor in urban environments. We'd say going down the shop, for that matter.

@beeble2003

8 ай бұрын

@@terranaxiomuk No, sorry, that's just wrong. A footpath in common usage, is any place designated for people to walk on, which may be paved at the side of the road, or may be a dirt path in the middle of nowhere. Legal English differentiates between a "footway", which is at the side of the road, and a "footpath", which is anywhere else. But nobody ever uses the word "footway" in day-to-day speech. The pavement is a paved footway, i.e., a paved area for pedestrians at the side of the road.