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@jeanniecameron5831

7 ай бұрын

Please watch Shanda Vander Ark testimony. Brutally abused her disabled son and shes a lawyer. I'm baffled by her personality!!!

@kathys7283

7 ай бұрын

My goodness, I feel like these interviewers could be Mr. Chase and Mr. Greg. The guy, Mr. Miller does so many things........and stuff... and stuff.... I hope you see this Mr. Hot Chicken, because you said you read everything, and I think this would be a great one to analyze- from both sides - the detectives and the suspect. In my humble opinion. The interrogation of William Miller-- the 8 hour video

@emilyjohnston7543

7 ай бұрын

Can you please please please go watch the sister wive one on one tell all and please go over Robins body language and the way she talks and analyze her. Im sure there would be plenty whp are instrested then i would want you to do it for Kody too but im lost interested in Robyn/Robin however she spells her name! Lol

@alexperkins8433

7 ай бұрын

HEY guys - -- can you review Andrea Sneiderman? Shes a bit like Wendi Adelson.....except she got her lover to kill her husband (allegedly...or - he was convicted...she was, kind of). Anyway - theres enough interviews on her I think. Cheers from down under.

@queensborn8417

2 ай бұрын

I would love to see you guys analyze Richard Gadd and his stalker from the Netflix series "Baby Reindeer". The stalker was outed and interviewed on Piers Morgan.

When Chase said that he had to go look at cute baby animals after this, I felt that.

I am the mother of 4 kids, now all in their 40's. I would have NEVER stopped for anyone with my kids in the car, much less a "shaggy haired stranger" in the middle of nowhere. If I thought someone was I'm distress, I would have called the police from a pay phone and said someone needs help.

@thekeysman6760

7 ай бұрын

40s* no apostrophe saying "forty is" as you have. Forties. Apostrophe omits something, like the 19 in 1940s. 👍

@dlc5166

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 What difference would that make - we're talking safety for the children and yourself

@dlc5166

7 ай бұрын

Agree - I was on a dark, back road with both of my children in the car when a guy ran out of a ditch in high grass flagging us down - I made sure the doors were locked and told the guy through a crack in the window I would stop at a store up the road and call for help - no way I'm getting out of the car with my children late at night - this was obviously before cell phones

@-Reagan

7 ай бұрын

Consider how you might feel if you **had** stopped for a man waving you down. I can see how someone might make that mistake in certain circumstances but if I made that mistake I don’t think I could ever forgive myself. That’s what I don’t understand. She never lets on that she feels guilty and remorseful for making that mistake. Of course, if you’re put on the defensive and blamed for killing your child, and shooting your children, you might come off as defensive and angry rather than guilty and remorseful. You might even be in complete denial about your mistake and that would make you look even worse and more guilty. Yet, she says that she would never have made as many mistakes if she were the shooter. That’s such a strong contradiction. It would require so much cognitive dissonance I can’t reconcile it.

@juliepeacock3576

7 ай бұрын

I listened to her parole audio of 2020 and she still after 37 years incarcerated and as they said she makes up fantastical stories, she now believes she has been adopted and is the daughter of a king,

That smile she gives the interviewer at the most inopportune moment is one of the most chilling videoclips you've ever shown. As ever, than you all for sharing your exceptional skills. 🙏🙂

@caligamer5364

7 ай бұрын

I don’t mean to be rude but does anyone else find this woman unattractive? Just curious

@christinamorton2058

7 ай бұрын

Agree!! My jaw dropped when she slipped that in.

@katescreativejourney

4 ай бұрын

And the smirk while she was telling that part. She was pleased with herself. That smile was duping delight bigger than 💩.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

She's a monster

“One of my favorite topics… psychopaths.” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Good stuff.

He mentions her in the book a couple of times as a prime example of a psychopath and he has seen a lot, so that says a lot.

Diane downs wants us to believe she rushed her dying children to the hospital, when, in fact, a witness came forward to say he was behind her as she was going to the hospital, his speedometer barely moving off 0. She is nuts and will never get out.

@CL-kn1rq

7 ай бұрын

She's a psychopath, please don't let her out

Many years ago I was on my way home with my two kids sleeping in the back seat. I saw two men fighting on the side of a road, one with a baseball bat. No mobile phone at the time. I had to drive off instead of attempting to intervene because my kids have to be the most important. I called the police 15 minutes later when I got home. I had more emotion reporting that than DD. I still do.

@stacyjaye6350

7 ай бұрын

Even if you were alone, intervening would have been moronic.

@violetsrayreikishop2

5 ай бұрын

​@@stacyjaye6350yep I would never intervene it could've been a setup.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

NOBODY with sense would intervene. We know.

This is one I rewatch periodically. I'm not gonna lie, it's partly just to hear Mark say he had a Princess Di haircut.

@melissaschubert1653

7 ай бұрын

I hear you - love that guy

@carlairvine7082

6 ай бұрын

😂😂❤ 29:21

@Sis1426

2 ай бұрын

😂

I seriously have to look away when she smiles, its like looking at the face of satan on my phone. Gives me chills for reals...😮😮😮

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

Agree. This woman is demonic.

@Darth_Mom_2

Ай бұрын

Same!!!😮

Will never forget reading the book, “Small Sacrifices” back in the day and one of the police officers described her demeanor as “verbal vomit“ - she just could NOT stop talking. Feel so terrible for all of her children living today including the one that was placed for adoption.

@thekeysman6760

7 ай бұрын

'Small Sacrifices' in inverted commas, not quoting anyone. A book title can just be written as Small Sacrifices though.

@meesamagill1193

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for mansplaining. The book was turned into a film. Think it was Farrah Fawcett as Diane

@BloodDrippnFlowers

7 ай бұрын

perfect descriptive funny comment but true

@PlanetWomble

7 ай бұрын

@@thekeysman6760 Aren’t you clever

@thekeysman6760

7 ай бұрын

@@PlanetWomble No.

I would love a whole show where Mark does the Speak and Spell voice.

Mark has a great teaching voice.. the way he puts emphasis on the right words and speed in which he speaks.. voice projecting etc... makes it very easy to follow and understand.. I appreciate you all. It can get a bit dark but very interesting stuff 👍

She is terrifying when she smiles at -8.46. Inhuman.

I would like to see analysis of Sister Wives! I think it work be funny. I want to see the look on Scott’s face and what to hear what he says!!😂😂

Scott talking about psychopathy is one of my favourite things! He seems to have the same fascination with them that I have 😊 P.S. Thanks for taking the extra time to edit the videos into the background of the analysis! Just super helpful!

Every time I watch her interviews she creeps me the hell out.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

Cause she's a creepy non human

That moment after she talks about her daughter reaching for her gave my arms goosebumps, it was like my brain couldn’t comprehend what was happening on her face in conjunction with what she was saying, it made me feel really weird

@CL-kn1rq

7 ай бұрын

Those dead eyes

@eucliduschaumeau8813

7 ай бұрын

Downs has the mouth of a Sea Lamprey.

@CL-kn1rq

7 ай бұрын

​@@wingit7335I'd like to think there's someone there, but Diane has failed the first part of copying facial features that express emotion, she can smile,she can wrinkle her eyelids, but she lets her eyelids drop so her eyes are hooded. Maybe she practiced in the mirror and realized she couldn't get the emotion into her eyes and decided to hood them permanently hoping nobody will notice, or she's such a narcissist that she doesn't care how her eyes look. But I think it's a game to her and she's the predator and we are the prey and whether she's killing us ,like her daughter, or lying to us, it's the same to her and if there was no barrier between her and her victims we'd be as dead as her daughter. She smiled when she said her daughter was dead. Idk, she freaks me out, I can't look at her because she's looking at me 🐿️🐿️🚗🚗🚗🚗

@violetsrayreikishop2

5 ай бұрын

​@@CL-kn1rq Her eyes are naturally just like that plus other disorders shows on her.

My husband was the lead investigator on this case

@GramCracker77

6 ай бұрын

Interesting!! He must have done a GREAT job!! Thank you officer!!

@MsJoce1234

5 ай бұрын

oh wow!!! That is fascinating! I am just reading the Ann Rule book now. Taking a break to see the BP’s take on her.

@dianesylvain3309

4 ай бұрын

Awesome! Even as a professional police investigator this case must have been “creepy” given this psycho.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

Well tell us some details we don't know yet.

@KKruse-jb4cu

Ай бұрын

Please tell your husband that his work to help get justice for the three Downs children is so appreciated. God bless him.

To quote Shakespeare: “Hell is empty and all the devils are here.” The lack of self awareness by these monsters still baffles me and is very difficult to grasp. Even though I know that parasites like this individual are evil, that they lack self awareness, true regret, sadness, accountability, humanity and moral compass, even knowing they’re just deplorable evil beings, it still is difficult to not only watch but to accept. So sad. The part when she smiles is something truly stomach churning and chillingly demented.

@brendamckinley3036

7 ай бұрын

Great quote! Excellent usage here

I love to watch you guys describe psychopaths! Scott, I hope you and your loved ones are ok after those tornadoes.

@TheBehaviorPanel

7 ай бұрын

We made it! 🙂

"Children are so easy to conceive." Never knew that. How the heck is it possible that some people, me included, cannot have kids? If it is so easy, I would like to know. That would be something I would straight up fling in her face. She makes me so sick. And she creeps me out. Good thing she is behind bars and her surviving kids are safe.

@eucliduschaumeau8813

7 ай бұрын

I'm glad you mentioned that quote. Whenever I see her or think of her, that quote comes to mind immediately. She speaks of her children as if they were a disposable commodity to do with what she pleases, like a used tissue.

@NienkeJoe

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335, sure. I understand her mental illness. For her it sucks too. But it doesn't make me change my mind that she is better of behind bars for the rest of her life, far away from children and society.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

Shea not human

Have we had a psychopath marathon? I mean I could watch hours of this stuff, it will always be so fascinating to me.

@trawlins396

4 ай бұрын

Wonen love true crime

I remember when this interview was on television … her almost flippant manner was stunning, horrifying. Those poor children.

To Scott's point about the reporter's response to "I keep seeing all the blood coming out of Christy's mouth"....years later the reporter said that in fact, she did have a horrific reaction to the comment & when Diane smirks, the lady actually became nauseous and left the room to vomit. She said it shook her to her core.

@GramCracker77

4 ай бұрын

Wow!!!

For all those wondering why they keep "repeating" videos - It's not a full repeat. It's a premiere because the old video was just the standard format. These "repeats" include the video clips as they're talking which show what they reference. They do these because of popular demand by fans asking for them to do more videos where they splice in the portion of the interviews as they discuss them

@katfromthekong414

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for instilling some common sense into the chat!

@KY_CPA

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 Least I could do to help continuing to get TBP's great content 😁

I absolutely love this chapter. A very good example of a psychopath and you all explain it so well. Thank you for that! So worth showing us this again. And you guys together have a perfect chemistry that I deeply enjoy. ❤

The first 6 grades of my life there was a kid who was like the traits you mentioned. He scared me and I avoided him at every turn.

Gentlemen. I love and respect what you do. Regarding what this imbalanced woman said about having children, she's not unique in her sentiment. I'm in my 60s and from the tike I was in my 20s, reasons given by women I've known include wanting a baby to love them back unconditionally, and that babies make them feel that they matter, giving them a sense of purpose. That's that part of how babies make most women feel a certain way, give them a sense of belonging. This is especially strong among women who grew up in fractured, and dysfunctional families, where they were made to feel unseen, unwanted, or merely tolerated. Most women feel that babies complete them, make them feel whole. And yes, I have heard women (ex-SIL) say that babies are easy to make, and in her case, she makes beautiful babies. It is also well known that having children can elevate a man's amd woman's status in their job, propel him and her father in their respective careers. Having children is another commonality that many people.can relate to because it implies stability, something this crazy lady also said. So please, don't apply what she said as unique, or abnormal, because these are reasons I've heard why people want, and/or elect to have children. BTW, the idea of children should be seen not heard is still prevalent in many cultures including in the US. It has only been 35 years where a child's thoughts and emotional well being have been normalized. These days kids are often displayed, yes, like an accessory, and a status symbol exploited by their parents on social media.

@trawlins396

Ай бұрын

I agree with you. As a woman I've had those same feelings. A baby does give you purpose and something to love. And I'm definitely no psychopath. I think. . . . 🤷

Mark made me laugh out loud with the speak and spell comment. Spell regulator...... r e g ...... 😂😂😂

Best dating advice I ever received. Stay away from any woman with CRAZY EYES 👀!

OMG when she smiles at the end while being interviewed... It sends shivvers down my spine, its horrible. I bet the interviewer mush have been so freaked out, seeing that as Diane looks into her eys.... Its soooo creepy

@akm2743

7 ай бұрын

And when she was laughing and joking in the reenactment-of-the-car-ride-and-tossing-the-keys video. Absolutely chilling.

10:40 she looks so angry here! Thanks for posting 😁

You guys should do a segment on body language and behaviour with people behind the wheel. Understand why people do stupid things behind the wheel when we get stuck in traffic and how to avoid road rage incidents.

I think this one's different, due to it being close up body language. And hey, everyone deserves a Christmas break... be well ✌️

@NenoJanjane-mn3ux

7 ай бұрын

Agree

@pamigreenway

7 ай бұрын

These guys have lives, families and careers entirely separate from a little You Tube side hustle. Just enjoy it or don't. "Why so serious?"

Look How beautiful they all looked back then Dear Friendly Uncle Greg looking like he Runs a body building gym Scotty too hotty looking like he’s gonna doo a poetry spot at a open mic night, trying out that Bohemian hat look Mr Flappy Hands Mark , Still in his Wall Street clothes attire from the day before. Obviously spent all night partying and taking shots and has just woken up from falling asleep on the couch as he couldn’t make it to the bed. A true Rebel And The Tan Daddy wearing a killer Shirt looking like he was drawn by Disney. More photogenic and pleasing on the eye than any Ryan Gosling cinematic camera shot. The Behaviour Bunch. What a group of awesome looking guys

Scott, psychopaths are my favorite subject,too 😍 lol

I love my panel. ❤ Who else??

I really appreciate the level of careful and cautious analysis you provide. Excellent breakdown of psychopathy in motion. Very helpful info. Well done, gentlemen.

Scott looks like an eclectic painter from Paris! Perfect incognito disguise from his expert educated experienced (& humerous) reality as a famous behavioral analyst! Happy " painting " Scott!!🎨🖌😂

Would the Panel consider looking at the 1975 murder case in Greenwich, CT, of Martha Moxley? Took many years to prosecute a person of interest, Michael Skakel. Numerous courtroom video of Mr. S. Convicted then got out on some type of tech. High profile due to Skakel extended fam. connection to Kennedy’s. Perhaps too controversial? Would love to know the Panel’s analysis of Defendant’s body language. Thanks, PRH

Enjoyed this evaluation - lots of things to learn here from the panel. Thank you.

right on!! Always a great show! Yes Mark We loved the speak and spell.. :)

This is a great rerun! Thanks guys ❤

Chilling! Thank you for for all that you do!

O'migosh, she smiled! Even before the big smile, she's got microsmiles going on while she tells this.

@marku.4297

7 ай бұрын

Nope@@wingit7335

Neurodivergent people often have low affect, explain their actions, and struggle with empathy. If you're guilty you're guilty but, those are very ND traits as well. I'd love to see you guys do some videos on neurodivergent or autistic people and talk about how their base behavior starkly deviates from typical behavior.

@ezlow1065

7 ай бұрын

Yes that would be fascinating! Great idea!

I remember this so well! Great explanation and incite into her weirdness. Thank you!

In my opinion, if you're watching these videos for entertainment, they don't offer much the 2nd time around. However, if you're watching to learn something, re-watching is a great way to fill in the gaps from the first time. Repetition, repetition, repetition.

1st clip: When telling the story, she doesn't even try to fake emotion like narcissists do when they don't believe their own lies (she is a narcissist, as all psychopaths are narcissists, but not all narcissists are psychopaths), which tells us *a lot* about her. But one thing she does know, likely from experience, hence her story, is that her reasons for doing things are not socially accepted, which is partially why she told the story to begin with. She doesn't understand, but knows that she cannot tell people WHY she did what she did, she knows they wouldn't understand, and how she got away with things throughout her life was to make up stories that she thinks would make sense to others. IF she truly believed her story like the lower schools of narcissists would (via dissociation & confabulation), she wouldn't show as many obvious signs of lying. *What makes analyzing & understanding narcissists' lies & emotions extra difficult,* is that their facial expressions that represent emotions (not all facial expressions, and not micro-expressions) aren't always genuine (those that represent empathy & the like) even when they truly believe their own lies that their narcissism has convinced them of, to protect the inner self. Emotions that narcissists show are not from the inner self, they're either from acquired character traits they're trying to mimic, or it stems from intellectual empathy, care, concern, etc. So, the emotions that they show via body language can either be them mimicking character traits of others, OR, they could be due to believing their own lies and they're showing intellectual empathy, care, concern, etc. *What is responsible for their intellectual emotions & facial expressions, where they come from & why,* makes a big difference in the interrogation / interview. She's definitely a unique character, the emptiness & coldness stands out like the demureness of a whore at a christening.

Would love to see you take a look at Shanda Vander Ark from Norton Shores Michigan. She is/was a law clerk in the same county that she is on trial for torturing and killing her 15 son. She is claiming she has PTSD and has no memory of starving him and leaving him in ice baths for 9hrs! She has disrupted the court with a panic attack on day 1 and vomited while on the witness stand on day 2….day 3 tomorrow 🤷‍♀️ Day 3 - Court is delayed 2 hrs while her attorney tries to get her ready for court but a “medical emergency” is preventing her from testifying. She waves her right to be present at trial….

@reesebrindle1809

7 ай бұрын

She’s a person that is so easy to loathe! She’s a monster.

So well done guys. As someone else mentioned earlier in the thread, perhaps you’d consider doing the Martha Moxley case.

Analyze some old interrogations you've done or people you've coached please❤️

2nd time around and she is making me cry again, as a loving mother it breaks my heart, she scares me with her expressions, evil seeps out

@trawlins396

Ай бұрын

She's not human

Thank you for revisiting this video. It's a very informative.

Hard to believe people like this get married and have children

@cpeace3172

7 ай бұрын

Right?? Didn’t her partners find her demeanor so strange?

@triciastewart5529

7 ай бұрын

That is exactly what I thought. I can only imagine that hubby came from an emotionally deficient family.

Hello from the Netherlands 🙋

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

Hello 👋 from the Mitten State, Michigan, a winter wonderland ❤

@marinvanz.1924

7 ай бұрын

I would love that, a winterwonderland. It suppose to be winter in the Netherlands as well, but it's more like Autumn. Have fun and enjoy 🎅

I watch the repeats like its the first time I'm seeing them. Its the holidays, I'll gift the gift of viewing... I think they'll work on new content in the new year. ❤

Love the show, justice and truth always win

She is SO psychopathic, she doesn't even realise she is giving herself away with her total indifference. She doesn't even realise she has to put on a performance!

Out of all the videos you’ve done, this has been the hardest one to sit through and watch. Some sick sh*t I heard. I needed to take a few showers after this. Whoa. This exists in the world in the form of a mother.

0:49 The pronoun shift in "flagging ME down" & "flagging US down" is a good example, but might mean nothing, it could be due to her being the driver, she was the one being flagged down as the one in control of the car. It's typical for people talking about being in the car with others, where we are the driver, to say things like "WE were on our way to the movies" and "I hit a rock in the road on the way to the movies." But it could go the other way, too. Also, she said that WE like to take the back roads, but that could go either way, also, and it applies more to everyone in the car than just the driver, so it was appropriate for her to say WE when referring to liking to go on the back roads.

Like Scott always say: there's no one there. Mark we need pics of your Lady Di hair cur!

Pretty please do an episode on Shanda Vander Ark and Paul Ferguson! 🙏🏼 Thanks, guys! Hope you are all doing great, can’t wait till you’re back!

Just to be clear, none of the people hosting this channel owes any viewer anything. Calling someone out because they put up a repeat video is so entitled! They actually did say they are on break from november to january, so unless you're paying them (you alone) you have no comment that is valid.

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

Agreed! Idk why wingit is trolling 🧌 all the curiosity here, but that green emoji seems pretty fitting - jealous much? Go mind your own business in the privacy of your own echo chamber and wallow in your miserable suggestion (complaint) box 📦

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

@wingit7335 like mushrooms, trolls grow from excrement in dark places which leads us to the assumption, like other sophomoric ogres of legal age, your dark ideas and source of happiness emerge from your parents' basement. You've managed to betray yourself. Perhaps one day you'll move up from the fry station to managing the golden arched location from which you derive that poor self-esteem. 😀

@mrsx7944

4 ай бұрын

Well said. I can't stand when ppl complain about FREE content lol

@mrsx7944

4 ай бұрын

Typical entitied society.

9:30…” I saw the road I hadn’t been on before” and “everything happen within five or 10 seconds” True.

Insightful and entertaining as always Behavior Panel! I just want to note that not everyone who "stares" or is weird with eye contact is a psychopath. Obviously some may be...This murderer is... But for example a person "staring" in a restaurant may be zoning out or bad at eye contact rules. (many autistic children and individuals struggle with these things.) When you talk to and actually meet someone, your instinctive gut feeling will usually let you know when you have to worry, like one would worry if they were to meet this "woman". Gives me the chills thinking about it. Thanks for your commentary.

Excellent!!

This one really facinates me! Cant wait 💜

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

​@@wingit7335Those green eyes of envy are whining again😢 😂 Wing it elsewhere!

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 pathetic attempt noted

I just love this format when you get to see what you talking about. Sometimes I find it hard to remember everything you say between 'replays'. I need a bit of spoon feeding. (Chase, you can get some practice in 😂)

So what if this episode is a repeat??! I am fairly new to the Behavior Channel, and it is my absolute favorite KZread channel. Behavior Channel, please keep your posts coming, new and repeats.

Good explanation Chase

@Chasehughes what a beautiful white chair behind you and BEAUTIFUL lighting in the room.

I would like you guys doing one on Shander Vander Ark

You’re all great. Scott, I’d love to sit with you and chat. I find you fascinating and direct.

@TheBehaviorPanel

7 ай бұрын

All of us on the Panel find him interesting, funny, and of course brilliant. We understand how you feel. We absolutely love him. So much. (This is one of the other guys replying, not Scott.)

@gayguy9603

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the reply! In actuality, I think you’re all great. I even bought Chase’s Book, The Ellipsis Manual. I apply a lot of your observational tactics at work (healthcare executive) and in my personal life. I’ve always had an understanding of how to assess body language; you’ve helped me refine it and have provided great insights to take it further. Especially on how to obtain more information from people. You have a great channel. Thanks again. 😊

New subscriber here! 😊👋. I absolutely love your channel! I have a BA in Psychology because this subject always interests me! The Diane Downs case has always sparked my interest. Because of how she acts; the narcissism, the lack of self awareness, the stone cold affect, etc. I bought the book, "Small Sacrifices." I also saw Diane do an interview with Ann Rule, which was interesting.

@flowerchild89

4 ай бұрын

I wonder what kind of childhood Diane had...

this is a good time to ask for an analysis on Evan Rachel Wood

@NenoJanjane-mn3ux

7 ай бұрын

I think they did it, not sure.

@princessskennnyy

7 ай бұрын

@@NenoJanjane-mn3ux no.. they haven’t.

Hello from Edinburgh Scotland 😂❤

@pennythomson3170

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 what have you been drinking you dough ball ?

@pennythomson3170

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 piss off

@pennythomson3170

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 baw bag !!!!

@trawlins396

Ай бұрын

Hello from Pittsburgh PA❤️

@trawlins396

Ай бұрын

Was that the Queen's vacation spot? Edinburgh?

Wish you would find new people/situations, as much as I really love this channel and you guys, its not good watching content already covered excellently by you

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

Where is your fresh content? 😅 Give it a rest and find something else that interests you and leave the rest of us to happily learn more details you ✨️ prefer to live without. Buhbye 😊

@inharmsway1965

7 ай бұрын

Look up Nanette Krentel case and Suzanne Morphew.

@trawlins396

Ай бұрын

So don't watch it

@rebeccajames7304

Ай бұрын

@@trawlins396 / yawn 🥱

I love the clips and split screen

Love Mark's comment about the Lady Di haircut. So true!

@Jayne-bt5en

12 күн бұрын

I had an Audrey Hepburn pixie cut as well as a Jane Fonda shaggy and, of course, a Beatle haircut (like Greg)

It is so easy to diagnose AFTER the crime (post factum). I wonder if anyone from this Behavior Panel would recognize a psychopath in Diane BEFORE. Thus, this whole discussion is obsolete.

Thanks Chase you nailed it: children are so easy to come by basically and so easy to replace, like a frikin cat or dog 😢

The music in the background coupled w my Pitbull near my ear suddenly barking at a passerby during the Down's smile? I jumped a foot outta this chair! Jesus God this woman, her eyes, wow! Worked at Northville state hospital a semester as nursing student back in 80s--Scott, guys... met a couple psychopaths Michigan grown... woh, ya go home & kiss kids, pets, even wanna hug your neighbor. You feel like hugging anyone kind/good to find decency righted again. This woman is total psychopath. Chase w the baby animal videos... totally get it. Phew! Another great one guys! Thanks!!

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

Andy, I worked there after it closed to try to collect old balances and the paperwork was stored in Eloise's basement. I never, ever went down there alone to search old receipts. Creeper out to THE MAX by the car cigarette lighters built into the walls and the stories of all the fingers 👉 👈 👇 🫵 placed in them. 😮😢

@silvertongueX3

7 ай бұрын

* creeped out, rather

@andyschool

7 ай бұрын

@@silvertongueX3 yes, lots went down there!! Scary to drive by for years after working w the men’s ward. Had 6’6” male, IQ 147, psychopath. Allowed him to be my patient due to grades, prof thinking I had talent for psych. He tried insanity w me, knew I knew he was trying when he whipped out deck of cards, began dealing. Rule was to never engage in games w “clients,” which he knew. Began saying I looked just like the queen he’d placed then got onto anti-Chinese statements bc the psychiatrist was a brilliant man, himself. He knew I knew & it reminded me when we looked into each other’s eyes when he recognized this. I was 115, dancer, 5’5” & so he stood over me to insist w large smile that I do play cards w him. Went on to discuss things that would lead one to diagnose him as insane. He was meeting criteria as it was clinically written in DSM as if reading off the page. Was told never show fear. I held my own but it was then I knew no matter what my prof said that I couldn’t work w someone who’d done to people, the things he had. By semester end, ge was deemed forensic which meant unit change. Was under at room when he learned, marched to TV up in corner near ceiling, ripped it off wall & tossed it right out the window! Omg was it scary bc they locked down the room w me inside!! No staff… just me! 🤯😳😬

Around 20:00 mins ish when Chase had mentioned a behaviour (English spelling of that word) and Scott is saying " dang it " and that he had written it down too, and seemed to have a good time talking about it all etc then next the clip edits to Scott talking about Diane Downs mentioning her behaviour is " All about me, me, me ” 😂😂❤❤ hilarious, love it guys😊

Mark's emotions analyzing her actions are much more convincing than hers. 😂

@caligamer5364

7 ай бұрын

She says she’ll never see her daughter on earth again but I don’t think she’ll see her daughter in the afterlife either

As a mother, just HEARING about the blood- I can’t even type the rest. That was a baby… HER baby…

She rolled her eyes when she said, ""I miss Cheryl." Cheryl was her least favorite child. She was hyperactive and Diane thought she was ugly. She was not nice to Cheryl , and Cheryl told a neighbor that she was scared of her mother.

Louise Woodward analysis, PLEASE!!!

When she smiled, before she did it actually looked like she is holding back from laughing

Yes, it’s so strange for people to think that children are commodities, right? It doesn’t happen every day when someone gets pregnant and they don’t want to be so they just take care of it… That’s because it’s an inconvenience to their life, this one is just in reverse. She didn’t see them or something she didn’t want, she saw this, something that she wanted offer herself but either way, it’s an attitude that children are disposable, no matter how small.

Mark, i had a Speak and Spell Texas Instrument device as a child in 1970s. That thing educated me. Lol

As a Christmas gift to your panelists, could we kindly ask for more book recommendations? I realise you're careful not to plug your own books or those of your colleagues, but I'm sure many of us would be grateful if you did. Nolan, Pyle, Navarro, Ekman... ??? Thank you.

Yes. Personally close to this case. Looking forward to this one

@allwayscgood576

7 ай бұрын

@@wingit7335 Thank you. You as well 🙏

@mrsx7944

4 ай бұрын

​@@allwayscgood576close how?

Downs' two surviving children eventually went to live with the lead prosecutor on the case, Fred Hugi. He and his wife, Joanne, adopted them in 1986. Christie Downs, Downs' first child who testified at her trial, suffers from a speech disability

The speak and spell! Childhood unlocked 😢

Very interesting

2:01 I'm not saying that she's not a psychopath, but many of these things are also traits of liars, narcissists, and people with narcissistic traits. She is also a narcissist, all psychopaths are narcissists, but not all narcissists are psychopaths. Narcissists mimic (often not very well) character traits & emotions of others, and also show intellectual empathy, care, concern, fear, etc, so not showing any emotion could be due to cognitive overload, or lack of having a saved acquired character trait in their files.

At 20:10 when Mr. Scott wiggles his three fingers, I'd call that "Piano Fingers" 😊...

When she closes her eyes talking about the blood and pain she smiles with her eyes closed 😳. Terrifying