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@gelmibson883

Жыл бұрын

Daytona is fake.

@gingerpeach2

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊😊😊😊

@SassieNewf

Жыл бұрын

I can't find the link you said was in description of the translated transcript? Would love to read it. Otherwise great episode! :)

@GuusJanssen

Жыл бұрын

Mark, I think you might have slipped up a bit. At 1:26:18 you propose a way of handling the case, setting up Helga as "a credible witness" that they are going to "put in front of a jury". The Brunswick court is in Germany and Germany, like almost every country in Europe, doesn't use a court system that is based on citizens that can be easily fooled and manipulated by lawyers.

@jessgunn6639

Жыл бұрын

I THINK WHAT HE IS HIDING HE IS HIDING FOR THE COPS AND NOT HIMSELF, I THINK COPS ARE HOPING TO FORCE MOVEMENT FROM BRUKNERS SIDE

As a german native speaker I'll try breaking down some of his speech patterns and verbal clues. I love what Chase is capable of in that regards, I'll try to show I learned something. Video 1: He is speaking a mild west german dialect. He uses common language, no fancy vocabulary. He talks in a direct way, not using qualifiers. He does use the word "irgendwie" (somehow), which is often used as a qualifier, but he uses it only once and in a meaningful way, so I don't count that. They get into emotional stuff after only a couple of sentences, so it's impossible to establish a baseline here. AI translation is wrong when he says "she didn't scream" as opposed to "she didn't write" at 2:37. His syntax gets mixed up a little when he talks about being shocked when he realizes Christian Brückner's slip. He describes his feeling as "richtig elend" (real miserable). He repeats that sentence. Both times he says this, he ends his sentence with "yes". I'm not sure wether to count this as a qualifier or a usual thing in his dialect to be affirmative. He talks like a no-BS guy. Interesting, sounds good so far. Video 2: Translation wrong again, he says he told the police in 2008. He says he gave Scotland Yard the name of "diesen Herrn" (Herr could be translated as "this gentleman", but the correct translation would be "this Mister"). He keeps saying "yes" in the end of his sentences, I think it's his baseline to use it often. He is using more of the "yes" when saying that they didn't arrest the guy, think it's a sign of his insecurity about why that is, maybe insecurity about his own credibilty. He again repeats his sentence when saying that nothing happened afterwards. Sounds to me as if he's saying important things twice. He's saying important things twice. Video 3: AI translation goes "he was laid off" when he says he got out of prison. When telling about the 10th anniversary there's an ouch moment for me, as he uses the word "Jubiläum" (jubilee) instead of "Jahrestag" (anniversary). I don't make anything of it, think he just doesn't have the precise vocabulary to make this distinction. He seems genuinely emotional about the thing coming back to his memory after all that time. Conscience? I get the feeling that he is trying to give up his criminal career in favour of earning money with TV interviews. Video 4: Again he says the important things twice. "Biggest mistake of my life. Biggest mistake of my life." Meaning he gave up his new home and being a persona-non-grata there. Soon followed by stating "I'm not proud of it. I'm not proud of it." Meaning not being proud to have helped to rat out the suspect. Maybe also not being proud of his criminal past and people knowing about it. Think he's also not being proud of even knowing the suspect. Here he is doing "yes" in the end with an upward inflection, a common way in german like in english you'd say "you know?" or "right?" as he's asking for acknoledgement. Video 5: Here's the first time he is going "äh" (uh) when making assumptions about the suspect, his speech is slowing down. This is consistent with it being just assumptions. He was strongly confirming that he thinks Brückner was capable of the crime, "after all that he has come to know about him in the meantime." (It was in the german media, that Brückner was involved in several s*xual abuse cases earlier.) Video 6 and 7: When he talks about his health being affected and sleeping problems it's the first time he sounds rehearsed to me. He propably uses the wording he was talking about his health with doctors. He's back to his normal speech patterns when talking about his feelings when his last friend died on the island of Corsica (AI missed that) and he couldn't even go to the funeral. Then he addresses Christian Brückner personally, calling him out as guilty and and deserving to be punished. Again he is talking about videos. (Mark nails it here 1:22:51) Those were mentioned before, parts of the interview must have been cut. There is stuff missing, guess they were talking about the specific content of those videos and couldn't show it. I believe that he is truthful throughout the whole interview. - Wow, this is my longest ever comment for any youtube vid. One more thing... Absolutely annoying for me, and i can't stress this enough: Artificial Intelligence is an oxymoron. AI translation doesn't deserve to even be called a translation. It is useless AY EFF. This one is riddled with mistakes and there's lots of stuff just missing. You need a human being able to understand things to translate. Understanding two languages isn't even enough to translate, translation is a skill in itself that is needed in addition to knowing languages.

@coraelizabethconteh6683

Жыл бұрын

I couldnt agree more with you!! I am british-german living in Germany & speak both languages!! You are on point!!

@Johan-vk5yd

Жыл бұрын

German is my fourth language, and I had to ignore the AI translation to make sense of the interview. Your thorough comment was corroborating many of the assumptions I had to make. Thank you!

@missaretha1969

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for all of that information! It’s fabulous. As a native German speaker, your English is wonderful. I’m sure you took time to proofread before posting and that’s fantastic. This is not Google Translate or a translation app. Danke Schoen!!!

@Carol-ks9hp

Жыл бұрын

That was very helpful. Thank you

@marlineemmal6458

Жыл бұрын

Regarding your 4th point, I knew someone who always repeated a lie twice. For example, "I don't need that. I don't need that." He lied like a rug.

It's the scariest thing to see a scary criminal who is scared of something they saw. That's what I see here.

@amandapoyner8141

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure that he's as scared of what he saw, as he is of what is coming.

@catserver8577

Жыл бұрын

@@amandapoyner8141 I'm guessing both.

I can appreciate some people's sentiments that they couldn't understand German so makes it difficult to follow. However, this episode is actually a brilliant example of how important being able to read body language is especially when you find yourself in a country where you don't understand the native language.

@ingykaas8774

Жыл бұрын

So true! And you cannot give too much to the translation because it is not very accurate and the timing is not always right.

@josegerrits3927

Жыл бұрын

Fortunately I am Dutch, so German as well as English and French were part of my education

I do not know about Germans, but here in The Netherlands there is an entire culture of protection around children. Even the most hardened awful people will speak to children with kindness, softness and look to their safety. It is just unacceptable to be mean to a child or place them in jeopardy here... so a criminal coming forward about a child abduction or child harm would not be questioned here... there is a bold line not to be crossed in this country, no matter who you are.

I work in palliative care support with patients and their families. A lot of his body language, particularly when he takes a sip of the water (the behaviour that Mark identified as anger) looks just like the grief and loss we see in clients, particularly with a "tough guy". Sadness and grief are not acceptable and a sign of weakness, so it presents as anger. Often they are actually angry with themselves for having those emotions. It's kind of heart breaking. Oh, and for the record, the interviewer does the exact opposite of what a person should do in that situation. “Look on the bright side” is not a helpful comment for a person suffering from loss.

@leegalen8383

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I agree and as much as he's done terrible things all of his life, there is nothing like getting old/older to become more introspective and perhaps regretting some past decisions.

@santacruz7455

Жыл бұрын

I suppose this tough guy is highly criminal and capable of a lot of things but I doubt he would actively do something to a child. Nevertheless, this does not mean that he was not involved, maybe he helped or was hired to get rid of her body. I can imagine that this was his lowest point as a criminal and he really regrets this.

Does Chase just go to random people's homes and ask if he can film there for a few hours? Every video is a different backdrop, I mean really what's going on here :)

@Fitiaosana

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha. I assume he’s travelling and it’s a room he’s asked to use.

@kellyannnoonan2674

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say exactly the same thing lol

@christi4508

Жыл бұрын

Lol... I think this week he's at Grandma's house. :)

@bangbangboogie8671

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 funny and great observation. I think he travels a lot and is always in hotels, or friends houses meeting room etc, wherever he can use to film on Thursdays.

@travelingb2000

Жыл бұрын

hahahaha!! Oh my gosh, I think that every time I watch them.

A perfect one to invite Peter Hyatt on as a guest

@charliesmith_

Жыл бұрын

Peter has got it right.

@mollymouse4900

Жыл бұрын

He already did it ! He said the parents are lying. I agree with him !

@charliesmith_

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Chase already knows Peter Hyatt is the real deal. Peter's already tested and assessed the _language analysis_ from both parents' many different statements they made - and made his conclusion. The BLTeam can't possibly bring Peter in on this. Would defeat the purpose of the body language team's bothering to test _the body language_ of this guy, from the get go. ✨️

@charliesmith_

Жыл бұрын

​@@mollymouse4900🎯

@truthseeker5347

Жыл бұрын

Peter Hyatt got it right 🤣🤣🤣 yes like he got the Becky Watts case right 🙄

Perhaps he didn't like to think about what happened to kids he sold but that tape made him face the horror. And that's where the shame comes from.

@khepresh

Жыл бұрын

He was smuggling migrants from Greece to Italy.

@BlueBerry-bc7yp

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@khepreshwhy he steels migrants from Greece to Italy?? Was he helping them to move from a country to another in illegal way?? When they said he was trafficer , I thought he stole girls and sold to some slavery

Love the pop up of everyone's résumé instead of the usual introductions.

I cannot look at his body language. I'm too busy looking at the subtitles 🤣

Quick info about the German court system: There is no jury at all, just a judge. And making deals is rather limited and not as common as in the US court system.

@flamefox8989

Жыл бұрын

You answered my question. Thanks

I find it more interesting that even a criminal and his friend, an experienced burglar and rap*st are speculating how someone could have alledgely snatched that girl without leaving any trace. That tells me that she wasn't kidnapped, because not even they could imagine how it was done. The parents killed her and covered it up, in my opinion.

@twovirginiacats3753

3 ай бұрын

Yep. I would want to have a sit down with Chris B and ask him what he thought happened. Chris has done horrible things, but it is very questionable he took Maddie. There is circumstantial evidence that points in his direction - leaving town within a day or two after she disappeared, changing car registrations, showing up with a large sum of money and a better RV in the months that followed, some of his cell phone activity around the time she disappeared seems questionable as well as other criminals he knew. Likewise, there are things that point to Maddie's parents such as the cadaver dogs alert in the apartment and the stench in their rental car.

@austrianchicken

3 ай бұрын

@@twovirginiacats3753 I have posted this before, but my take is that the German authorities have nothing on B towards Maddie. In fact, they didn't even have a strong case against B regarding his other crimes. They suspected that when he was in Portugal, he might have targeted other nationalities than Germans, so they used the international media attention that was spurred by the Maddie-allegations to find more of his real victims. An Irish woman recognized him on UK TV as her perpetrator. She is now one of the main witnesses in the German trial.

As a German, I'd say he is a completely congruent character. And he doesn't strike me as the type who is out for media attention or who would eagerly show his face on camera for free (i.e. without financial incentive from BILD). So there's a chance that he exaggerated Bruckner's statements, but I don't consider it likely.

@millville

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I find him humble, modest, sincere, and nothing sinister at all in his longing to tell what he knows. If anything, I find that he is heartbroken and frustrated and has valuable insights.

@josegerrits3927

Жыл бұрын

@@millville I think he is trying to convince people he is not involved in child ab*se when in actuality he is, that is why he knows Bruckner has tapes and why police control in Portugal was a legit reason to avoid going there, he was involved in human trafficking

BONUS POINTS for MARK! Thank you Mark for adding that giving this man a safe & legal way to fully describe what he thinks would be/could be a breakthrough. I don't think he should be brushed off.

If this panel was as good as they say they are, then looking into the evidence thus far they would be confronted with the fact that no abduction has been proven, - none, ever..

@goncaloamaral7846

8 ай бұрын

There’s a missing child, that’s strong evidence

@rosiemackenzie5976

8 ай бұрын

@@goncaloamaral7846Strong evidence a child is missing, all the evidence you need!! but no evidence showing the child was abducted.

@donny121able

8 ай бұрын

They did one video on one interview for the McCanns and that interview was so rehearsed. Don't want to discredit the panel but I find it very odd that they drew a conclusion from that interview when many exist, especially one that are more "raw"

@goncaloamaral7846

8 ай бұрын

@@donny121able you haven’t even watched that video. The panel state they’ve watched other videos, they chose that one as it was the Mccann’s first interview. Doesn’t get any rawer than that.

@donny121able

8 ай бұрын

@@goncaloamaral7846 I've indeed watched the video, and it seems to be the first sit-down interview, noticeably influenced and contrived with coaching. The earlier interviews in Portugal, conducted the day after the event, are considered more "raw." Notably, the reenactment appears to involve a lot of deception. A revealing moment occurs when Jane Tanna accidentally mentions Gerry being unusually late the night before; his quick deflection and Jane's laughter suggest she recognised the slip. Furthermore, that night, a witness reported seeing Gerry carrying a girl down the steps-an aspect that warrants careful scrutiny.

Let me explain the subtleties of german grammar: „Sie hat nicht geschrien.“ = „She didn‘t scream.“ (literally: „She has not screamed.“) „Sie hat ja nicht geschrien.“ = „It‘s because she didn‘t scream.“ (literally: „She has yes not screamed.“) The little word „ja“ gives the sentence a whole different connotation. It turns a presumption into an observation.

Awesome when Greg smiles. His razor sharp focus is something to be admired. 💪

In germany there is something called "üble Nachrede". It means you may not assert something about anyone unless you can prove it. Otherwise you might be sent to prison up to one year. That's probably why this guy repeats that it is only his theory. A theory or an opinion you may have without getting in any trouble.

@jogrant3851

Жыл бұрын

That's handy to know, in this case.

The parents need to live with the fact they left those kids alone to go out socialising. No matter what, adults shouldn't leave kids alone like that. So sad...

@truthseeker5347

Жыл бұрын

With comments like that I think they live with those facts but do you have anything negative to say about the pedo who abducted her?

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

​@@truthseeker5347 well that's the awful outcome and there's bad people out there. That's why you don't leave your kids alone as there are disgusting pedos and murderers out there... that's common sense, to me.

@jodimarie379

Жыл бұрын

I think that there are some situations where it is easy to be lulled into a false sense of security. I always think we should make a distinction between a natural consequence and a deliberate intent. Idk how else to say it. If I am reckless and too close to the edge of a cliff, and I slip and fall or if the cliff crumbles and I fall or people are goofing off and someone falls, the resulting injury is more of a "natural" consequence of poor decision making. However if I am too close to the edge, but someone deliberately shoved me, yes, I was careless and reckless and made myself vulnerable - but the other person made a conscious choice to do something terrible. That is on them. I'm not saying that anyone ISN'T blaming the perpetrator most of all - just sort of randomly inserting my inner thoughts...lol. the kids were sleeping, the parents thought they were secure enough and will probably not forgive themselves regardless of what any of us think. I'm sad for them.

When Helge directly addresses the camera, he stumbles over his grammar twice. This makes it perfectly congruent once again. That's exactly the anger Mark talked about. He's so agitated at Bruckner (who presumably called him a liar in court or somesuch) that his language nearly fails him. That's exactly what you'd expect from someone typically resorting to talking with their fists when they're *that* angry with someone.

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Believe the dogs over THIS guy🤔..dogs don't lie!

@marygoff3332

Жыл бұрын

Amen. I trained and raised both cadaver dogs and service dogs for nearly 15 years. They are over 95% accurate when trained correctly.

@rottsandspots

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you both. I rely on my medical alert dog every day for my safety and wellbeing. Dogs and handlers make mistakes as in all walks of life, but the teams involved were very experienced and I'm inclined to believe the dogs. Whatever happened Rest In Peace Maddy.

@kayemm1973

Жыл бұрын

They are only as useful in regards to finding evidence, they found none 🤷‍♀️

Mensch ! Ich bin total aufgeregt ❣️ I am sooo excited to watch this episode as a German speaking person . Dankeschön ❤

@begitteolsen3784

Жыл бұрын

As a Dane I found him easy to understand. :)

@travelingb2000

Жыл бұрын

Ich auch!!

@hannahmitchell87

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Please can I ask for your help? I sell my jewellery worldwide & try to write a thank you note in my customer's language. (I realise not everyone in each country is a native speaker but it's just an attempt to be friendly :) Is there a better/more natural way I could write this, do you think? 'Vielen dank -, Ich hoffe es gefallt ihnen. Liebe grubbe, Hannah' (Sorry, not sure how to type the special characters!) x

@santacruz7455

Жыл бұрын

@@hannahmitchell87 Haha, not exactly. Write: Vielen Dank, ich hoffe, es gefaellt Ihnen. Liebe Gruesse, Hannah. ( As you do not have Äs (ae) , Üs (ue) and ß (double s) in English try my way of writing it.

@hannahmitchell87

Жыл бұрын

@santacruz7455 Ahh, so it's just commas & capitals I've got wrong? (I made a mistake with grubbe... I'm used to writing ß so I put bb instead of ss haha! Oops!) And was on keyboard not phone so couldn't do 'ü' etc And for one singular item, is it "gefällt dir?"

Congratulations, guys! I'm a native German and am impressed about your analysis of the interview mainly from body language. You're absolutely on point for the most parts. Understanding the content, my impression is, that there is something bigger going on. Busching is concerned about his wellbeing and feels threatened. Brückner is in custody, so the threat has to be from a different source.

Hello, Chase. In my recovery group, someone helped me figure out what you described about judging others. People whom I resented, or those who seemed to rub me the wrong way, exhibited behavior or traits that I had. I saw, in them, behavior that I found distasteful in myself. It was a hard truth to accept, but it made me more self-aware...less likely to be condescending to others in my life. Funny to hear the same message from two very different sources. Peaceful day to you and yours.

Just as a hint from a German citizen: The last e in Helge is pronounced like an e in existencial, error or egg ( egg read backwards immitates the g and e sound in Helge just fine). It´s a rather old Skandinavian name, that is quite uncommon in younger ppl, mostly found in the north of Germany, the Slavic version would be Oleg. It derives from the protogermanic "hailaga", unharmed, healthy.

our money here's still on Peter Hyatt's professional 'observational' findingsof the parents' _language analysis_ on this issue. Chilling and different world.

@turtlrunr

Жыл бұрын

Hmmmm

I wish this was longer, I'm very interested to know more about this new development. Great stuff here. Thanks for the updated transcript, Chase. ❤

This was a fun one! I really liked that i couldn’t pay any attention to the story and that i had to watch him. I never see all of the individual things you guys see but i always end up in a similar place to you guys in how i feel about a person overall. But i love that this gave me no choice but to watch what he was doing. Maybe i will actually do what you guys have suggested in the past, and watch some of these with the sound off. At least the interview parts with the sound off, because I’m always interested in what you guys have to say about what you see.

I agree with Chase. I'm not sure how much further involvement this gentleman has with Maddie's disappearance, but I feel he is more involved than he lets on. I can't help but feel that the whole "I broke into Christian's house" thing is a case of admitting to a lesser crime to sidestep the larger one by showing what a truthful, good person you are. Just my thoughts...

@santacruz7455

Жыл бұрын

He seems to negotiate with authorities already, the messages are pretty layered..

Veeery good video - they always are, but the graph and the small intro to the old experiment with facial expressions, congruent body movement and that jazz... Nice. Thanks also for choosing one in a foreign language. I speak German a bit and have a larger passive vocabulary. It's very interesting to hear you guys discuss the physical aspects differently because of the gap in language. I always look forward to your videos and watch them all, sometimes more than once, and even though I don't use it professionally I feel I have learnt so much and understand better now how people connect and disconnect emotionally and socially based in part on these theories and practices that you use.

My favorite quote of the day: "We tend to judge people from our own shadow." - C. Hughes. Thank you!

@tonirose6776

Жыл бұрын

Yep. That's going straight to the pool room. When I heard it, I knew I'd be applying it/on the lookout for it in the future.

This will be interesting. In cases where parents are suspected (yet can't be proved), a killer is never found. That's odd. But anyway, I recall that TBP found the McCann parents to behave innocently, and to show terrible grief. Hope this is productive in finding what happened to little Madeline, for her sake.

@catserver8577

Жыл бұрын

The parents are not suspected. Except by people who can't accept they are wrong.

@jogrant3851

Жыл бұрын

@@catserver8577 The parents have been suspected by people in general.

@catserver8577

Жыл бұрын

@@jogrant3851 Maybe ten years ago. A lot has happened in the meantime. Seems a lot of people have not caught up.

Great show Guys, this really shows how incredibly intelligent you all are, deciphering body language is so difficult when it's in a different language.

I love your videos! I learn so much, and actually appreciate the body language you four display😊

So ,after breaking in his friends house ,while he was in prison,his friend being a serious peado and offender,finding alarming video ,not reporting it etc...... We are supposedly to trust him? How much did the charity pay him to provide more false leads . The mcCanns should be polygraphed by Portuguese police but it will never happen. sames true of investigating the Podesta brothers presence in Prai de Lu.

@Ricki_Snow

8 ай бұрын

Praia da Luz 😎

@rolandveshengho3913

8 ай бұрын

So you iz a fckin spellin ace! If your really botherd do what I did.go there twice and spend a month investigating. Correcting people's spelling yout saddo

Why would a human trafficker feel any empathy for Maddie McCann. Why would he be a ‘Good Samaritan’ for a crime so similar to the crimes he committed?

@hsk2909

Жыл бұрын

The Germans are out chasing shadows with this stuff. And i can't quite figure out why they are doing it? The police first of all? And what this creep has got to gain from this "confession" is unfathomable, when analyzing with logic. So the answer must be something that is not logical to us, the viewers.

@Saritabanana

Жыл бұрын

That was a big point of this entire episode. He doesn't. He is regretful of his decision to come forward. He lost his life says he

@iconc1402

Жыл бұрын

"Human traffickers" can be trafficking people that want to (and have paid to be) trafficked. Ie migrants into welfare countries. Not sure if that's the case here. Its dirty and cold but maybe he's not at SA/killing children level of dirty and cold. Sometimes people get worse when they are older, sometimes the opposite, maybe he's getting softer and this is something that has been on his conscience.

@ingykaas8774

Жыл бұрын

I distinguish between two kinds of criminals. The one act egoistically. These accept that others suffer from their actions but only to some extent and only as a byproduct. The other type act malignant. These want to harm others. I can totally see that Type 1 has empathy for a small child getting tortured.

@meganpodesta9197

Жыл бұрын

It would depend on his targets and his beliefs. Whether those boundaries relate to target's nationality, age or purpose. All abominable, but somehow so.e can accept one and not the other. But sexual abusers of children are truly in a category of their own. Regardless of their intentions or purpose. Just my thoughts.

Grinning at "I have rabbits where I don't sleep for nights on end" because even though it's a translation error, it's exactly the kind of misspeak that someone with a lack of sleep experiences.

Really interesting deep dive into this case. Excellent work as always, guys. Agree, this man is definitely getting his narrative out there before he's brought in as an accomplice. Scott's right, human traffickers are some of the worst people around. Looking forward to reading the transcription--thanks Chase. Auto-generated subtitles are pretty lousy. You might want to look into Rudy Farias's story, it's crazy bad. I just read Janie Santana (his mom) fled the state.

I love that Chase still uses the term “dude” 😂

As someone who speaks German, the translation was rough and not very accurate in places.

@shelmstedt

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I am also German

Omg, watching from Germany, I can’t wait to find time for this one later! 🤩

Thank you Behavior Panel for this video. I honestly had a really tough time following this video with the video in German and try to follow the body language too…. I really needed to have the words as well to understand the body language….. Look forward to seeing you again next week as always….

I guess my confusion comes from - why does a human trafficker care that someone else kidnapped and abused a child? I mean, most victims of human trafficking end up in some sort of sex trade.

@dollhouse3009

Жыл бұрын

do they tho? i'm not sure

@karenmilovich3088

Жыл бұрын

You mean he has a conscience in just this one situation involving someone taking advantage of an innocent victim??? Ulterior motives, more like it.

@ivanavidovic7068

Жыл бұрын

I am wondering if human trafficking here means taking immigrants from countries that are at war to EU or does it mean trafficking into slavery.

@jodimarie379

Жыл бұрын

@@dollhouse3009 so where do they end up? And even if they are trafficked as "simple slave labor", rape and torture are most likely still part of a slaves life. I mean, no one with any sort of respect for humanity would engage with anyone trafficked sooooo...

@jodimarie379

Жыл бұрын

@@ivanavidovic7068 human trafficking almost always connotes unwilling humans or people unknowingly trafficked into slavery, not just bringing illegal immigrants into a different country. At least in the u.s. I'm pretty sure the panel would have made the distinction.

Blimey…. Learning German has finally paid off 😂😂😂… albeit the subtitles differ a little from what he’s saying…. Brilliant as always Gentlemen… thank you so very much xx

Excellent content men. Many thanks to you all. Fascinating.

This case is incredibly disturbing. No stone should be left unturned until the perpetrator(s) is/are caught.

@amandapoyner8141

Жыл бұрын

No stone left unturned, and no Sacred Cows held on to. Well said.

@jamesanthony4034

7 ай бұрын

It's the fucking parents. FFS!

Thank you for having it translated for us Chase 💁🏼‍♀️

I think he kept stressing that it is *his* theory because he doesn't want to be prosecuted for defamation. it's getting pretty obvious when he mentions that the guy is considered innocent until found guilty. He was certainly advised to word his opinion carefully by his counsel.

I'm finding it really difficult to follow this because of the language. Difficult format for someone who listens but doesn't watch with focus.

German here, the interviewer is slightly annoying because he uses sensationalist language and is void of any empathy. He completely fails to understand the emotional gravitas this case has on the family and Helge. He's not quite with him. Also I agree with Chase, the translation is poor and this can be irresponsible when talking about such serious matters

@CC3GROUNDZERO

Жыл бұрын

"uses sensationalist language and is void of any empathy. He completely fails to understand the emotional gravitas this case has on the family and Helge. He's not quite with him." In other words, he works for BILD 😂

I wish Madeline rest in peace, and get the best place in heaven. My heartfelt condolences for her parents. Whoever did this, if human justice system couldn’t get him, God’s justice surely will.

It seems to me that this is a man who feels genuine and justified moral outrage, but had struggled internally for years, knowing his own background, with whether he even had a right to own it - something which had been reinforced by the authorities not acting on his tip. Years later, we see a man who has come to feel that yes, he can own that slice of humanity within, despite all his personal contradictions and history. But as he takes this huge personal step in speaking publicly, he is also fully aware of how others may not see that, and in turn, not give any credence to what he has to say. That in itself makes me believe that he is a man compelled by his internal moral compass, no matter how damaged or previously askew, to speak out because it's the right thing to do.

@amandapoyner8141

Жыл бұрын

Great analogy of the 'moral compass,' but it seems that his compass may be pointing him in the direction of self preservation/damage control rather than a moral sense of duty to humanity. Trafficking other human beings for a living is undoubtedly one of the lowest and most inhumane acts that can be committed. Sometimes people are less than we would hope for them to be and in resistance to accepting that bad people do bad things (and worse than bad), we can let them off the hook as perpetrators without them having truly earned that level of compassion. It's better to be disillusioned and see people real, than to live in a lie of perception where we hoodwink ourselves.

Another inspired and creative TBP episode designed to teach the Panelists via alternative method. These guys are hero’s on so many levels👍.

Can't find link for translation. Another great show guys. Thank you!

There is said: "she didnt write" (sie schrieb nicht) but what its meant is "she didnt scream" (sie schrie nicht)

@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922

Жыл бұрын

Poor little baby 😔

@josegerrits3927

Жыл бұрын

No, what he is saying is that she did not cry.

@fReAkNatha

Жыл бұрын

@@josegerrits3927 no, cry is "weinen" like with tears, scream is schreien. It doesnt matter cause in the context its the same but yeah xD what i say is just translation what He said and its a fact that He said "sie schrie nicht"

OOOH so you analyze cases in other languages too! I bet you could reach the stars by analyzing the most famous Italian case: the misterious death of Liliana Resinovich. Her husband (a narcissistic histrionic) he's *every day* in every tv show, talking for hours, since almost 2 years, blinking rate at 1000 per minute if they ask him about his alibi, which he doesn't have, instead of searching his wife, the very first day he sold her stuff, he washed things with BLEACH, he washed his car and hide 20.000 euro cash, he blocked her lover's number on her phone and so on. Every time he opens his mouth is a huge red flag. BUT Italian police tried to classify everything as "suicide". Instead of meeting his secret lover that morning as she told, she "hide in the bushes for 3 weeks then packed herself in trash bags, lied down beside a parking lot and died like this", without any insect or animal touched her for days. I would love so much an episode made by you! As I said, it's the most known case in Italy since the last 2 years and you can find hours of very suspicious interviews on youtube

@thelady2178

Жыл бұрын

I think Annamaria Franzoni and Massimo Bossetti would also be very interesting..

It’s hard to watch his body/facial expressions when having to read captions. Much is missed unfortunately.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

That's why they do a replay of every video

Great job guys!! Thanks for another great vid

Love you guys, feelin home listening to your brilliant jokes and analysis

Love this, thank you. The subtitling is full of errors tho, unfortunately (e.g. when Brückner supposedly said „she didn’t scream“ = „sie hat nicht geschrien“ it sounded like „geschrieben“ to the Programme that translated this and so it reads „she didn’t write“) which are potentially quite confusing, I assume. EDIT: Sorry I posted this before watching until the end where you kindly offer a corrected version of the transcript, Chase. Everybody, you should really go and get that one cause the on-screen subs are almost hilariously wrong whenever something important is being said. Thank you, Chase!

I think the angry drinking was frustration. He has conflicting interests. He doesn't want to talk to the police, but he can't do nothing. I think he's found himself between a rock and a hard place.

Correction at the end- after CB wasin custody for the rape of the elderly lady, the cops went to a run down old factory property associated w CB. In searching the grounds they thought they'd found small, child sized remains but after digging it up it was the grave of his beloved dog... HOWEVER- beneath the dog, the cops found a zip loc bag (preserved) packed full of hard drives & zip drives that were filled with these videos. The prosecutor has said that they have confirmed Maddie was no longer alive, when asked if it was remains, dna, etc the cops have always said no but if they keep saying they are 100% positive that she is dead, then the digital data from that dog grave must, by process of elimination, be the evidence that has convinced them of her demise. Both DW & ABC Australia have produced some excellent "dateline" type programs about this Bruckner in relation to Maddies case but they were a few years back.

@theresamc4578

Жыл бұрын

Yes, perhaps there was irrefutable evidence on the tapes of what happened to this little girl.

Not all criminal circles are the same. If this guy was smuggling people for money is different then hurting children and doing all that horrible things to them. In prison usually that kind of people are in danger from other inmates.

@compulsiverambler1352

Жыл бұрын

Yeah there's a big difference between people smuggling and human trafficking, I don't believe he was ever convicted of the latter.

Great show! But hayelp - I can't find the link with the translation anywhere :/

I'm from Germany. I get the impression he's thinking about what he's saying as he speaks. It doesn't seem like he's repeating memories but making up the words as he goes. He speaks haltingly

Thank you for doing this video, I always learn so much from you all. I especially enjoy the history and linguistic lessons. And very much enjoy listening to the four of you interact. But I have to ask what's with the ducks? Mr. Hughes and Mr Rouse were moving stuffed birds around

this is funny i saw the interview when it came out. And got the impression that Helge gave an honest interview, but didn't tell everything he knows. but passed on his information to the German BKA. information that he is not allowed to disclose. That's my impression. When I saw the interview I immediately thought of you, and was disappointed that you don't normally do foreigners. But look there... great that you did this!

WT... Are we all seeing the same English subtitles? I don't think the translation could have been so any worse.

@bumblebaa2327

Жыл бұрын

yeah, I think he said "she didn't cry." Not 'she didn't write'. That's what this guy triggered on, because how did the perv know!?

@iva3314

Жыл бұрын

Translations are terrible. I'm from Croatia so nor English or German aren't my first language, but I know enough to say this translations aren't accurate

I’d love love love you guys to cover The case of Keli lane, an Australian woman who is serving 18 years for the murder of her baby, no body has ever been found and Keli stands by her innocence, but this baby is just one of five pregnancies that Keli had within eight years. All others were terminated or adopted out. And ALL pregnancies were concealed from even have closest family and friends. This baby, Tegan just vanished after release from hospital at birth. There is so much confusion and conflict surrounding this case and I think it would be particularly interesting to analyse. There is some footage from her police interview and then some recent phone conversations from prison with a journalist. I truly think people would be so interested in you guys analysing her behaviour

@flamefox8989

Жыл бұрын

Im extremely interested in her case too.

@missaretha1969

Жыл бұрын

Never heard of her but now I’m really curious!!! 😱

@hayleyjohnson2627

Жыл бұрын

@@missaretha1969 I’m not sure where you are but see if you can search for “the case of Keli lane” in your country. Absolutely fascinating

@hayleyjohnson2627

Жыл бұрын

@@flamefox8989 are you Australian?

@flamefox8989

Жыл бұрын

@hayleyjohnson2627 yes I am. Mum & I watched a documentary about her

I did enjoy the fact the words were secondary in the instance compared to the body language. I do think your statement about it being a great insight is on the ball yes 😁👌🏻

He is angry because the consequences of him telling out Bruckner where really bad for him. The interviewer sugests that he did the right thing ,but he feels he lost everything by beeing associated with the case.

How do you read subtitles and read body language!

Great episode, thanks all four of you for putting in 100%. You all looked a bit weary but you gave it your all, and that’s what has convinced me that the popularity of your channel is partly due to your example of professionalism under pressure. In terms of this episode’s subject, I was surprised none of you mentioned something to the effect of: Call it a midlife crisis, don’t we all have a time of reckoning when we look over our lives? This guy just lost his last friend, was denied access to his funeral, now has none and he’s looking back over what he has done with his life. I do believe we can develop a conscience, we can have that “come to Jesus moment“. Perhaps this is a matter of him, telling himself “yeah, I was into crime for a profit, and I was pretty slick at times, but I wasn’t THAT kind of criminal” trying to distinguish himself from someone who steals and kills children. Maybe the contract he’s trying to work out has as much to do with God or an emerging conscience as it does the police…

I find you analysing a video in German super interesting. Chase, do you happen to have a link to that transcript please?

I think since that he has a criminal background, his nervousness is caused that he can be seen as a snitch and something bad can happen to him not because he’s lying

For this guy to drop a dime.... idk if what he saw was too much for even his constitution, or if there was some kind of criminal guilt (drugs, kink sharing, CB having blackmail material on Helge) but for him to put on a rat jacket after so long-- was he waiting for statutes to expire? Whatever it was, there are some REALLY dark undercurrents at play here. I don't think I want to know what this crew was really up to.

And yes… there is a mistanke. Sie hat ja nicht geschrien -she didn´t scream. Nothing to do with write, whitch is: geschrieben. And he did contact the police in 2008, not in 2018.

After reading some of the comments... remember this is a case of a missing child!!😣😢if someone wanted the spotlight on this ..yes this needs investigated!!!

He said: she didn't scream , not she didn't write, as AI translated

Minor tidbit: The wearing of the gold bracelet on the other arm confirms the likelihood that the watch is real gold. He likes showing off his yellow gold. It means something to him.

@katrinat.3032

Жыл бұрын

I wear my gold bracelets for the same reason 😁

@crystabella39

Жыл бұрын

I think it's an excellent fake. Bracelet is real.

@missychan63

Жыл бұрын

If they were fake, why didn't he go bigger and more gaudy? Go big or go home. I tend to believe they're real only because they aren't bigger... And honestly, you can buy extremely cheap gold and real watches overseas - doesn't mean they're fake.

3:30 I am German. The translation is pretty bad.

@fiham4407

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I'm so glad he doesn't sleep with his rabbits 😯

Helge says, Bruckner said, that she (Maddy) didn't cry (not write as in the translation). Love from Germany

Good to see this video in another language, this panel tells me, shows me these guys are good at what they do.

Maybe he's coming forward now because he had something to do with this and he's trying to get ahead of it? Wouldn't it make sense for him to come forward and throw the other guy under the bus, maybe get some immunity, before the lid blows off?

Great timing on this video. "The Sound of Freedom" film opened in theaters this last weekend. A hero goes after child slavery/human trafficking.

Another incredibly animated lesson today!Thank you!🙂

Love Chase's graphic . excellent teacher. Thank you

have you guys thought about reacting to the colleen balainger apology? Its kinda outta your usual realm but im interested in what you would say/think

Scott, as a scientist and perpetual student, I love your references. They don't feel "ripped off." You know your stuff and you know who published it! That's impressive! And it lets us know where to look for more info outside of all of your books. I also love when the the four of you get into a discussion on how you approach certain things. It helps to demonstrate that in body language there can be different break downs and views, even disagreements. Us 800k+ followers aren't all going to think alike all the time either!

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

❤️🙂

@libbybeliveau7506

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanel ❤😊

This was so interesting. A really good exercise in watching body language without overly focusing on words.

How's Mark navigating this one? I'm Dyslexic, too and this one's a struggle! I have to concentrate so hard on subtitles I lose any body language! I'll just listen to you guys on this one :)

Greg Nailed it this week! He’s seen something he can’t talk about. He seems to be displaying a LOT of grief.

Is it just me or is anyone else who watches theses religiously kinda want Chase to forget to unmute his mic😂 It’s always fun to see all of these fellas laugh🤪

The value of your channel is that four such very different approaches are taken and the outcomes often land in the same region - please iron out whatever it is that needs sorting in your interpersonal dynamics. Your work here is interesting, useful and educational.

I don’t understand German. I believe him. I believe that he really thinks this is the guy. I have been in the same position. I thought I was right, but still. I think he called Scotland Yard and they did not want to be bothered with something international. Too much trouble and politics. He may have made mistakes in his life. Now that he is putting himself out, he is ignored

Hope you will be covering the 19 year old girl (Alexee Trevizo) who hid her baby in a trashcan and left him to die after having denied she was pregnant. She's trying to argue the baby was stillborn and her lawyer is trying to blame the hospital. The autopsy showed air in the baby's lungs. There's also an interesting dynamic between this girl and her mother. I know you guys can handle a case that shocking in an intelligent and sensitive way so I hope it's on your radar!

if bruckner took her what did the cadaver dogs find in the apartment and in the car?

If he smuggles people for a living, why does he care about the Maddie McCann case getting a resolution? You’d think he hasn’t got enough empathy in his body to dobb this dude in. Maybe he just wants some fame?