Scott Peterson is an educated, more polished version of Chris Watts.

@sarahcary5625

2 жыл бұрын

I can definitely see that!

@sweetassugar2076

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda like the 5.0 version or like criss watts on steroids? Criss watts is dumb as a stump

@Shamariah2011

2 жыл бұрын

Good comment. One major difference is that Scott hadn’t told his side piece about his family and Chris did. Scott bought a boat and built anchors 2 weeks ahead and Chris didn’t. Chris had a rage issue. I think he had a hidden life of choking and rough sex he was hiding from everyone, and the pressure of having to fake being a normal dad just had him losing it and lashing out at everyone and everything. Scott calmly deliberately executed his plans. Both were psychopaths just different psychopathy and MO’s Edit: rather, Scott lied and said Lacy was already dead to the mistress.

@pickleknits3675

2 жыл бұрын

Chris Watt’s mistress Nichole googled about Amber Frey which is just priceless.

@toribern816

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I like this comment. Very true

The fact that divorce was always an option and yet Scott still choose murder honestly blows my mind. It's pure evil.

@derp195

2 жыл бұрын

Same with Chris Watts. "I could get a divorce... but then there might be some child support involved... I guess I could just murder my whole family instead." I almost hesitate to call it evil, because it just seems like something in their brain is broken.

@marisaemilie999

2 жыл бұрын

Men like this are such egomaniacal narcissist that they don’t want to look like the bad guy that cheated on their wife and got divorced. If people think they’re a grieving widower they’ll get sympathy and get to keep all the money they would have lost in a divorce. It’s truly a have your cake and eat it too situation. They get rid of their unwanted “problem” and responsibilities, get to be with their side piece, get special treatment for being “so brave”, and have zero financial consequences. They’re such ego maniacs that they think they’re smarter then everyone else and can fool the world.

@mermaiddiyartist8119

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@kmremseysmith4771

2 жыл бұрын

He was in red financially and wanted Amber instead.

@RH-km5wj

2 жыл бұрын

Ppl like him and Chris watts don't see divorce as an option because in my opinion, they want to control and not "lose" their possession of their partner. Their egos don't seem to let them simply move on. Even if it would obviously be the next step.

"Oh I told my pregnant wife I was cheating on her,but she was NOT angry,and we did NOT fight about it" 🤨 Come on dude!!

@caseyw.6550

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao! Right??? Buuuuuullll

@jennamenzies3652

2 жыл бұрын

I know, what a load of s***. When I was pregnant I had a meltdown because I couldnt find my toddlers dummy and she wasn't upset by him cheating? No way!

@liriodendronlasianthus

2 жыл бұрын

"our marriage was glorious!!!"

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he got immediately defensive - "you don't know!"

@esthermoon627

2 жыл бұрын

I've experienced a person so good at manipulation she told me she slept with my boyfriend. By the end of the conversation I was comforting her.

So as someone who has spent a fair amount of time outdoors and fishing, I find it so odd that he was like "yeah too cold to golf, so obv I decided to fish." As his alibi. Like dude, you sit still while fishing and get such a heavy breeze off of the water. It's gonna be colder fishing than golfing. Not to mention how the physical activity of golfing is most likely going to warm you up more than fishing. 🥴

@saraselega9503

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I thought the same thing! Its cold af out on the water, and youre sitting still the whole time. Plus with golfing you could go inside and hang out, get some food, and warm up, right? I've been fishing a bunch, but not golfing so idk if every golf course has a club/restaurant to socialize at. It seems to me that the main reasons for him to go fishing is the lack of witnesses and the large body of water

@mlee_wood3778

2 жыл бұрын

Ive thought the same thing! His reasoning has so many holes

@saraselega9503

2 жыл бұрын

@@mlee_wood3778 his reasoning/ explanations have more holes than a golf course

@PanicLedisko

2 жыл бұрын

THAT WAS LITERALLY MY FIRST THOUGHT!! haha I'm glad someone else thought the same thing!! ugh I hated going fishing when the weather was miserable!!

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

@@saraselega9503 Haha Nice! That made me chuckle and for that, I thank you

Forever glad to know I’m not the only person who often goes to sleep to true crime videos. They are still stories, just a bit gory and sad 😅

@VeAmStream

2 жыл бұрын

yes i love it! it's so calming 😍

@imarielmermaid

2 жыл бұрын

and real

@c.elizabeth4503

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!!

@VirginiaGeorge

2 жыл бұрын

I fall asleep to Bailey Sarian all the time.

@Tamisday

2 жыл бұрын

Same 😂

When you analyze interviews, you often mention spots where you would do further questioning based on non-verbals. I think it would be a cool exercise if you found a volunteer who doesnt know you are a body language analyst, tell them you are making a video about interview techniques, interview them about a low- to medium-stakes topic and then analyze your own interview so you can show us how that looks in action

@PanicLedisko

2 жыл бұрын

YES! When he said that I was dammit I wish he had been interviewing that bastard! I want a time machine so he can press him during those points!

@jessicalemke4571

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my god yes I’d love that!!

@jemoeder7327

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@katielove783

2 жыл бұрын

Tricking people means you don't have consent. So this is a terrible idea.

@randomeditor

2 жыл бұрын

@@katielove783 "hey, I'm making a video about psychology. Would you consent to be interviewed about a pre-agreed upon topic? I can't say specifically what the focus of the analysis will be because it won't be as authentic of a result, but feel free to speak up if the interview goes in an uncomfortable direction. I'll let you know what it is at the end tho, does that sound okay?" You're right, thats downright immoral 🙄

As someone who is neurodivergent I just gotta ask, does anyone else here get a little self-conscious watching Logan do the extremely in-depth microexpression analysis and wonder how good your own masking game is? That's not just me, right? 😅

@justme7947

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know what neurodivergent is but often i try to upgrade my poker face 😂 I gotta say I doesn't always work lol

@meaganmccabe5856

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, not the only one. I often wonder what my face and body gives away lmao.

@jsmart2013

2 жыл бұрын

ever want to just hire him to see if he can tell when you are lying to yourself? 😁😆😅

@Fiona-68

2 жыл бұрын

@@justme7947 this could be a number of things but the most common thing is people with Asperger's or are on the autism rainbow.

@nonmihiseddeo4181

2 жыл бұрын

@@justme7947 There is no excuse for ignorance. You've got the internet and a device to access it. It's correctly spelled. Look it up.

even if he were not the murderer, which he obviously is, what kind of husband leaves his pregnant wife to go fishing on christmas day?

@aliengreeneyes0727

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think he really cared about the baby and there for didn't care about the pregnancy. On the other hand I have seen some men that distance themselves from the pregnancy like it's your body you deal with it. Just tell me what you need, until the baby is born then they fall right into fatherhood head first and are very attentive. I take his actions and how he talks about things he never wanted a child. He wanted to be care free and not be tied down.

@savpal1757

2 жыл бұрын

@@aliengreeneyes0727 yup. He was gonna be making big bucks, in a country club, smoking cigars. His life was just getting started for him in his mind.

@aliengreeneyes0727

2 жыл бұрын

@@savpal1757 exactly

@kmremseysmith4771

2 жыл бұрын

A true sociopath.

@dreamingrightnow1174

2 жыл бұрын

@@aliengreeneyes0727 Some people find being a dad gratifying but they kill their wives without a qualm. Or they don't care about their kids either but step into the role to maintain a mask of normalcy. But no matter how you look at it, a man who detaches from his pregnant wife has something wrong in there somewhere.

My dad is a pathological liar and also cheated a lotttt on my mom growing up and he reminds me so much of him it’s crazy to watch. But part of why I believe body language is hard to read for him and why people find him to seem genuine or why people like him may pass polygraphs is because when so much of your life and what you say is a lie it’s just the truth to you. They just don’t process it as a lie when they’re talking about it, it’s their reality they have built and another version doesn’t exist to them. My dad would even tell me if he wanted to completely forget a part of reality and replace it with something he made up he could and he would never remember it differently again. He thought of it as a game and would literally alter parts of his own reality just for fun sometimes.

@neverknow8700

2 жыл бұрын

What's kind of strange...I put on many different "characters" and "beliefs" because this topic made me so curious at a young age. I could blend in with anyone. I have met and was friends with a lot of people like your mentioning. They have no problem lying and can even convince themselves of their lies. You're right! It becomes their truth! Also, if they can justify the lie with themselves and really believe they are in the right because of their "propped" up reality? They will become very convincing! I also wonder if some can pass a lie detector because they have no feelings or fears about what they are saying.

@dreamingrightnow1174

2 жыл бұрын

To me it's hard to understand why people think he's being hones. He seems like the world's worst liar. And the hubris he's showing going on national tv thinking his game is that good is mind blowing.

@Venvaneless

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreamingrightnow1174 I think it’s his easy, low-key demeanour, calm voice, and consecutively his studied “poor-me” eyes & attitude, but you’re right, like c’mon, it’s so outright fake

@cyndicarosielli7289

2 жыл бұрын

I agree completely with you.

@DeliaLRuiz

2 жыл бұрын

Politicians, and people of poor and rich financial backgrounds who may have narcissistic issues, some have alot of practice lying to get what they want done.

Scott’s croaky voice always reminded me of a kid pretending to be sick so they don’t have to go to school. Also, is it possible that when someone looks like they are recalling information, they are trying to remember what they rehearsed? I feel like he came up with the word ‘glorious’ well beforehand.

@IzzyCanterra

2 жыл бұрын

I actually also think that he chose to speak highly of Laci and their marriage because he thought it made him look good. If your marriage is "glorious", why would anyone think you would kill your wife? If your wife supposedly didn't stress you for having an affair, why would you kill her? If everything was peaceful and as great as he pretended, why would you end it like this? Also, talking highly of others makes oneself seem more sympathetic too. Scott surely knew that and he knew that the public's perception of him would impact his future. I would also think he made his voice sound like it, as you said, to appearance like he is in pain when he wasn't.

@kateashby3066

7 ай бұрын

Oh, this interview was VERY rehearsed. Nothing about his answers felt authentic but the answers came quickly.

He's not smooth. He's slimy. That extended eye contact is his attempt at coming across as genuine and truthful. Psychopaths do that. They fake the emotions the rest of us feel. I'm so sorry Lacey was taken from the family that cherished her so much. She and Connor deserved a beautiful life. Vibrant, happy and loving woman taken by this slime.

@ockmf

2 жыл бұрын

It appears to me that the strong eye contact was a CHALLENGE to Diane Sawyer. Like"this is what I'm telling you.... what are you going to do about it.."

@wendybutler1681

2 жыл бұрын

@ ockmf I see it more of him watching her to see if she bought what he was trying tell her. He's on high alert having to stay a step ahead of her questions. Trying to read her so he could construct responses most likely to benefit himself.

I agree with his assessment of people licking their lips as a form of "sticking your tongue out at pple" as being bullshit. I've heard other body language experts claiming this. You lick your lips when your mouth is dry, either from anxiety or thirsty.

@XxAshleyRaynexX

2 жыл бұрын

True. I don't take care of my lips so they get dry a lot, so lick my lips. I don't recall ever having done it out of like contempt or sticking my tongue out slyly.

@Fiona-68

2 жыл бұрын

I also have a facial tick that makes me lick and compress my lips. And I think everyone knows facial ticks or any ticks come out more when they are pointed out or you’re under any kind of emotion. Sometimes it can be read the wrong way like anger or trying not to say something.When it’s just me being weird lol. Permanent dry lips suck.

@thayet

2 жыл бұрын

cats do that when scared, wonder if its for the same reasons

@ellenthom34

2 жыл бұрын

I lick my lips because they are always dry. In addition to Xanax or similar he may be sleep deprived.

@sayno2globalism

2 жыл бұрын

@@thayet my dog does the same thing.

There’s a 4th response now, it’s called “fawn” (think Bambi) where you try to placate your abuser so they don’t torment you further. I’m not saying that is happening here, I’m just adding to the conversation. It’s something I have experienced in my life and it’s almost disassociative in nature

@fragosa

2 жыл бұрын

Great point. And innate survival strategy.

@megan893

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, so true. Excellent point

@braelinnbjerklie2144

2 жыл бұрын

I have a major compulsion to fawn. Any time there's confrontation around me even if I'm not directly in it, I have to make sure everyone is happy again. And if I do get into an argument or perceived argument on my side I tend to love bomb so they won't be angry with me over something small. It's not healthy at all. 😶

@KreativeKerri

2 жыл бұрын

Watching this video 6 days in, just scrolling to see if anyone else added the 4th response. Thanks for mentioning

@youremymeowmeow1998

2 жыл бұрын

Fight or flight, freeze or please

At 28:14 he says, “very well, she was amazing(then quickly corrects to) is amazing” which speaking of Lacey in past tense, before her body was found! Speaks volumes!

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

Possibly. People tend to put too much emphasis on verb tense. Some people just mix them up or often use past tense when recalling past events. I use past tense when talking about my kids all the time, and they are both alive and well.

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

He could mean “she was amazing to me before but isn’t now.” Like if I was recalling the beginning of my marriage, I might speak in past tense about how great my ex was. “He was sweet and attentive.” He’s still alive. He’s not still sweet and attentive…at least not to me. 😆

@caseyw.6550

2 жыл бұрын

Not really

@dreamingrightnow1174

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andreamom001 Yeah, but if she was missing possibly raped and/or murdered you would probably use a respectful more neutral expression. The first thing on your mind when somebody might be dead isn't how un-amazing they were. You'd be more likely to romanticize them, especially on national television, which is what Peterson is doing here; he just forgot to say "is". When we were driving around looking for our dog who was missing, we weren't saying "Chunk was such a good dog." We were focused on him in the present. Peterson doesn't want Laci in the present and it's leaking out in his language.

@milannoelle1576

Жыл бұрын

@@Andreamom001 ; you have to consider the circumstances. this wouldnt be the first time that a killer has used past tense especially while on tv/being recorded while a case was still in the missing persons phase. if its your baseline to use past tense then thats YOUR baseline, but we're talking about scott. the fact that he quickly corrected his tense use hints that it may not be his baseline. nobody is convicting him based off that alone though.

After all my years of watching true crime. I still fail to understand, how is being a murderer and in jail better than divorce ? Somebody please enlighten me.

@maryannenizio5074

2 жыл бұрын

the person fill in the blank jodi arias scott peterson casey anthony the other scott peterson chris watts ...do not think they will get caught ... each 1 planned it ... but each 1 was a moron and did a lousy job

@Yikkoofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Their ego takes over.

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

@@maryannenizio5074 unfortunate that Casey Anthony wasn't found guilty and convicted for her evil and horrendous crime- even though WE all know she did it! 😡

@gracie3174

2 жыл бұрын

No alimony or support….just like Chris watts. They want free and clear and are in such “ lust “ for their cheating partner, they lose all sense of morality. It’s crazy, but yeah, they go crazy over their mistress. Watts mistress was evil, Scott’s was innocent. She didn’t know he was married.

@gracie3174

2 жыл бұрын

@@roxanny-danny-doo3203 totally guilty

So many videos on KZread are talking about and referecing the Observe channel and your analysis! Congratulations, we'll deserved 👏

Peterson’s nonverbal communication being limited solely to his unilateral self interest is striking. Set in relief to his disconcerting uninterest to the fate of his pregnant wife leaves an indelible impression of someone who is not traumatized, but instead comfortable with orchestrating a reality he feels justified in presenting and pursuing.

I am bad at making eye contact and I am aware of this. I will look at a person while they’re speaking to me, but when it’s my turn to speak I look away from them frequently. Especially if I am going into a long story or explanation. I feel this intensity while I am looking at someone’s face/eyes as they’re looking at MY face/eyes, and it’s like I can’t focus on what I am thinking about because of the intensity. And so to get my thoughts together and out, I need to look away from them. I think it’s hard for me to connect with people or make friends with other women this way. So when I see him looking away 8:53 I’m like, oh shit that’s me! Dammit I’m guilty!!

@emb_ivy

2 жыл бұрын

I find myself doing the same thing.

@infinitusfinitus

2 жыл бұрын

I'm exactly the same!

@katpage9378

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@kateashby3066

7 ай бұрын

It’s a sign of insecurity or guilt. There’s no reason to feel intimidated if you feel secure and didn’t do anything wrong. And I’m not judging- I used to be that insanely insecure young lady who couldn’t look ppl in the eyes even if just to say hello. But what he’s doing isn’t that.

One thing I often personally wonder about (I don't know if others can relate) is that I feel guilty just being accused of something and tend to feel guilty even if I'm innocent of what someone accused me of. I am so curious if this has been explored in nonverbal examination!

@madelinesmith6971

2 жыл бұрын

PS I'm a forensic analyst so I find the psychological side both fascinating but scarily variable so I'm a bit of a pessimist sorry!

@gotahgemini6415

2 жыл бұрын

@@madelinesmith6971 that's awesome. What did you study to become a forensic analyst? Physics and chemistry?

@madelinesmith6971

2 жыл бұрын

@@gotahgemini6415 I have an MSc in Forensic Anthropology but we had some verbal and psych and non-verbal too but we barely scratched the surface!

@gotahgemini6415

2 жыл бұрын

@@madelinesmith6971 I see, thanks!

@margyritchie2702

2 жыл бұрын

@@gotahgemini6415 Hi I saw your question. Last year my brother ret is retired after 25 years as a criminalist with the LAPD. He was Supervisor since his boss co-created TV show CSi. After Dennis Fung the criminalist on OJ case who screwed up on stand they sent 2nd criminalist Yamiamuchi. They had him practice with my brother. My brother joined Toastmasters so he'd be comfortable testifying and was their best. He's very handsome and charming too. He wished he'd been on call that night things would have been different because my brother wouldn't be intimidated. Our Dad was a CPO with Navy we see were used to being yelled at! 😂 Strangely my brother is similar looking to Scott but thinner and handsomer

He is 100% guilty. No one, absolutely no one behaves that way when their wife and unborn (born) child are missing. He is a monster and he’s exactly where he needs to be.

@Dahmer_Jeff

2 жыл бұрын

So...you're saying that, as long as someone is acting like everyone else does, they're believable? I don't buy that. People can act strange and not be guilty and vice versa. Sounds to me that you have been programmed to buy into the herd mentality 🐑 🐑 🐑 sheep follow sheep. Body language analysis is bogus. How is a person supposed to 'act'. That's purely subjective and analyzing body language is not a science...its left to interpretation and therefore is not accurate just as a polygraph is not accurate. The only way to know the truth is to get a truthful confession. Period.

@aok4418

2 жыл бұрын

Laci would likely still be alive today if police did their job and followed the actual evidence, tips and sightings instead of just pursuing the husband and ignoring crucial evidence. He didn't dump her body in the bay. It just didn't happen. He had a 14' boat. He was seen at the marina by three people. Does it sound logical that a guy is going to kill his wife and take the chance of dumping her body in broad daylight. He needs to back the boat down the ramp and leave it there for anyone to see in broad daylight including anyone from the hundreds of people that live on their boats all year round. There was no forensic evidence, eyewitnesses, video surveillance etc ever proving the States theory. We even have the SF Medical examiner (Boyd Stevens) explaining to the lead detective that it would be highly unlikely that 32 lbs would submerge the body. It would just float. He also said the currents would likely take the body out to sea. She was found nearly 4 months later. How do currents flowing Southbound at 4 knots place either body where they were found. Conner was even found above the high tide line and water break. Full term, tape stuck to his ear and plastic wrap knotted around his neck that had to be cut off, not far from a plastic bag which was never tested.

@tamararichards6655

2 жыл бұрын

@@aok4418 full term is considered 37 weeks. So full term doesn’t really mean anything in this case. They found that Connor hadn’t passed through the birthing canal and an amateur c section just isn’t possible.

@aok4418

2 жыл бұрын

@@tamararichards6655 Not sure where you heard an amateur c section wasn't possible. Fact is, there is evidence to support that and Conner was determined to be alive until Jan 3rd by both the States expert and the Medical examiner? Furthermore, Dr Charles March testified there is no way that Scott and Laci Peterson's unborn baby could have died any earlier than Dec. 29, 2002. Dr Allison Galloway determined the baby could have even been alive as far along as Jan 14th. Dr. Alison Galloway, who took 11 different measurements, used two different reference sources, and applied one standard deviation to the favored reference source to conclude that Conner was 33 to 38 weeks old when he died.

@It-is-me...Melsie

Жыл бұрын

@@Dahmer_Jeff Correct. I think it was Matt Orchard that did a story on someone that looked as guilty as heck due to their odd behaviour, but it turned out they were not. Well worth the watch.

I love these!! Ty for doing this for all of us psychos who fall asleep to murder content.

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

So I'm not the only one lol

@triciam4798

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣!! Yessss!

@SaltyCwgrl

Жыл бұрын

😂 Thought I was the only one too!

This was the first case that really hooked me on true crime. I lived nearby and so it was on our local news for hours every single day, in fact I considered going to help in the search. I was 24 years old so close to Laci’s age and it just gutted me. I personally think he strangled her the night before and that it was semi premeditated. He had planned to kill her and dump her at night and then leave to go golfing that morning for an alibi but it took longer and went awry so he had to regroup. That’s why he needed the umbrellas that morning to hide her body and he forgot to actually take them out and leave them at the warehouse. I think he thought he was so smart that he’d never get caught and that he’s just a sociopath.

@cyndicarosielli7289

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, I lived in Modesto too then! Right down the street, Crazy times. Girl this guy is sooo guilty. No question.

@edgaralanfrog

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I live in Modesto. What got me hooked was when Cary Stayner dumped Carole Sund’s wallet in town. I became scared and obsessed with the idea of killers being near by. I was an odd child.

@aok4418

2 жыл бұрын

So why didn't cadaver dogs alert at the home, the truck, the warehouse, or the boat? Why did every bit of forensic testing come back negative for any signs of Laci's dead body in those alleged crime scenes. He didn't dump her body in the bay. It just didn't happen. He had a 14' boat. He was seen at the marina by three people. Does it sound logical that a guy is going to kill his wife and take the chance of dumping her body in broad daylight. He needs to back the boat down the ramp and leave it there for anyone to see in broad daylight including anyone from the hundreds of people that live on their boats all year round. There was no forensic evidence, eyewitnesses, video surveillance etc ever proving the States theory. We even have the SF Medical examiner (Boyd Stevens) explaining to the lead detective that it would be highly unlikely that 32 lbs would submerge the body. It would just float. He also said the currents would likely take the body out to sea. She was found nearly 4 months later. How do currents flowing Southbound at 4 knots place either body where they were found. Conner was even found above the high tide line and water break. Full term, tape stuck to his ear and plastic wrap knotted around his neck that had to be cut off, not far from a plastic bag which was never tested.

There's always a mistress, an affair. It's so ridiculous how these men think they can get away with this. Suck it the f up, be a Man, and deal with a divorce!!

@derp195

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, just looking it from a practical perspective, getting a divorce seems a lot easier than trying to get away with murdering your spouse.

@fragosa

2 жыл бұрын

@@derp195 less risk and cheaper. Even if you lose your money in a divorce you certainly don't lose your freedom or in his case, life.

@sl0thilicious

2 жыл бұрын

Coz they don't wanna lose anything. Why go through a divorce where she can get anything "of yours" (money, property etc.) when you can just get rid of them and not be caught? They all think they can get away with it, otherwise they wouldn't do it. They're so entitled they think they are smart enough not to be caught. Scott says he knows he's only being targeted because he's the spouse. He just needs to get through the process and he's off scott-free (pun very much intended). That's what he's thinking.

Usually, when body language aligns with what someone is saying, it confirms that they're probably telling the truth. But with this guy, I can't help but think he's just a good actor.

@SueMoe

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe a good actor, but a lousy liar. My husband and I still laugh about his fake French friends Pascal and Francois. To me, his weird smirk 😏, says alot, and like the other person on here said, referring to Lacy in past tense, I think is a dead giveaway.

@sandygrogg1203

2 жыл бұрын

I agree… Scott is a natural, liar.. He lies without effort…

@sandygrogg1203

2 жыл бұрын

@@SueMoe Good point.. WhilevScott lies…naturally, and with little effort, his lies are often obvious.

@derp195

2 жыл бұрын

@@SueMoe Yeah, I mean he hits all the right body language points, but he doesn't pass the vibe test.

@SueMoe

2 жыл бұрын

@@derp195 exactly. Beyond creepy vibes ooze from his every pore. I get Bundy vibes from him. I think it's the smile.

He's very disconnected, seriously, while people were searching for Laci, he thought it was a good idea to sell her car! Lies drip off his tongue like water.....You gotta wonder what tf made him like this! And he still denies the murder. Keith Ablow wrote a very insightful book about Scott.

I was just watching the previous 3 videos on this topic and I got this notification, amazing timing 👌🏼

@mariewoods5793

2 жыл бұрын

@Ana Plazibat Hey girl could you link me to those vids or tell me the info so I can look it up??

@abbyz13

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariewoods5793 look up “observe scott peterson” they all come up

I’m from Modesto and having seeing this man so dang much back in 2002/2003/2004 on the news, me and my mom knew almost immediately he either did it or knew more than he was saying. The town had, and somewhat still has, a high population in drug use and homelessness, especially in the park/creek near where they lived, people pointed the finger at the homeless men in the park (but they were probably the most helpful the first couple of weeks with the flyers and looking during the winter). I asked my mom why she thought he did something, she said, “Look at him, he looks like he doesn’t want to be there! And he doesn’t sound like his wife is missing, does he?” I was 10 when this happened and I didn’t really see it the way she did, I just had a weird feeling about him, and the fact he was rarely speaking on TV, her mom did most of the pleading for Laci and Connor’s return. He just came off so disinterested in finding Laci, he looked so at ease when the cameras would capture him, but he’d stiffen up once he saw a camera. Those days of seeing him on the news was so weird and I thought of her family must’ve felt uncomfortable around him before they found Laci’s remains.

@kateashby3066

7 ай бұрын

Totally. I mean, he said he locked the nursery and it will stay closed up until “someone is in there” 🤦🏻‍♀️ he couldn’t even be bothered to use his sons name or even reference him as his child!

I love and appreciate all the time and effort you put into your content. For me personally - these ones are the ones I live for. Both the length and the subject matter. Both you and TBP do this so well. Thank you!

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, well said! His and Bailey Sarain are my favorites! P.S. - cool user name lol

About the first part of the analysis: I usually do eye blocking as soon as I have to talk about me, no matter if it's about me as a person or something I've done, even if it's just trivial things like putting something on a table,etc.. I developed this behavior, because I grew up in a toxic household where everything I've told about me got judged and ripped apart. It's kind of my flight response. That's what his constant eye blocking in the first part reminds me of. *I'm not saying that it's his reason, too. I just wanted to give an example, what else could trigger this behavior.

@PanicLedisko

2 жыл бұрын

Oh bless your heart ;~;

@kjmg995

2 жыл бұрын

This! I couldn’t find the best way to explain it. But I am the exact same. I do the long eye blocking sometimes when talking about what seems like nothing but is a trigger of mine. I really hope people don’t think I’m being dishonest when I’m talking about trivial crap. Lol it’s also easier for me to recall memories this way.

@IzzyCanterra

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I was bullied in school, around that time I was starting to avoid eye contact while talking. I would look at people directly when they spoke but when it was my turn to speak, I had a hard time looking at someone. I would look somewhere else or do something else. My therapist told me over a video session we had lately, while I was doing other stuff and fidgeting while talking about my evasive and extremely unpleasant roommate "I feel like you are doing other stuff while you speak to avoid the feelings connected to what you are talking about." Once I sat still, she said I seemed to get extremely sad. It's funny how we will literally avoid all discomfort with so many coping mechanisms. And we don't even realize it. Fascinating and sad at the same time.

The main question I have is why is he so calm? He's beloved wife in eight month pregnant is missing and here he is asked absolutely nothing about!!! Even when his sister in law is calling to him during the interrogation he's like, what's going on, like mean nothing at all to him!!!

Omg! I love that you're promoting Dr. Grande in your content. I love his stuff. Love to see my favourite creators collaborating on topics.

@AliciaM5555

2 жыл бұрын

Can't stand Dr. Grande. He lacks insight imo, is very narrow minded.

@ChantalOfTheNorth

2 жыл бұрын

@@AliciaM5555 he takes more of a textbook definition approach than doing a deep dive. Different strokes! He's one of my favourites. I like the way he makes dad jokes but doesn't change a single aspect of his expression lol. I also have an interest in psychology and pathology so it's fun hearing about different personality disorders and such. Not for everyone though! Dr. Grande is probably more for the geekiest of geeks.

@_tardigrade

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChantalOfTheNorth How do you feel about Dr. Honda?

I can understand feeling like you need to defend your loved when they’ve been accused of something this horrible but I never believed Scott’s family when the said they thought he was innocent. They knew he was guilty and still did everything to try and protect this monster even going as far as trying to help him escape the country even though he not only took Lacey away from them but little Connor too. They never got to hold that baby, never even got to see him and yet still defend Scott. In my opinion that makes them almost as evil as Scott.

@lilenwasnothere6867

2 жыл бұрын

well, it's clear where he came from.

@PanicLedisko

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilenwasnothere6867 Actually that's a really good point..

@katj3443

2 жыл бұрын

Scott’s family like Brian Laundries and Kacey Anthony’s all come from the same breed. Their attitude of denial, ignorance, turning a blind eye and looking at everyone else other then themselves or under their own noses.

@lilenwasnothere6867

2 жыл бұрын

@@PanicLedisko yeah, sometimes the person really is a bad seed and just plain evil, but in this case it's clear he at least never suffered any consequences for what he did wrong or they're just as bad as him.

Perfectly happy to watch your videos with ads, and love the compilations! They make it so much easier to get the full story. Hope you have a great holiday season!

In PTSD therapy & anxiety therapy & various other therapies, including undoing what ABA did to me, I learned there are 5 F's - Fight, Flight, Freeze, Flop or Fawn ('Friend' is used interchangeably with Fawn depending on the person).

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

How is “flop” different from “freeze”?

@zazooflores

2 жыл бұрын

What's fawn?

@00muinamir

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Pete Walker refers to the "four Fs" and I guess doesn't make a distinction between freeze and flop. I can see the distinction, but in practice I don't know how that would work out differently.

@paigeseliger836

2 жыл бұрын

@@zazooflores fawn is when you're overly nice to the abuser as a way of defense, basically trying to keep them from snapping by flattering them and pretending to be on their side

@zazooflores

2 жыл бұрын

@@paigeseliger836 ooohhh yup been there. Thank you.

Petition to hear excerpts from Logan's unpublished fantasy book he wrote at 13 years old!!!!

People always think I’m super attentive because I maintain such steady eye contact, but the truth is… I’m hard of hearing and using lip reading and body language reading to fill in the gaps lol 😂

@Fiona-68

2 жыл бұрын

Ha me too! I got that a lot.

@nicoleallen3079

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!!! I’m old now, and my eyesight stinks. So I still stare but now I look slightly constipated.

@EvansFamilyLegoProject

2 жыл бұрын

Same

2 seconds in- OHHKAY haha I laughed and snorted. You're the best.

Brilliant work on trying to analyse this guy. Thanks for putting so much time and effort into it for us. ⭐⭐⭐

What a great video. Thank you. I've missed this type of content. It feels like a teaching lesson. I love the lighthearted videos as well. This one is biting tons of info. Yummmmmm

When this first happened in 2002 I lived down the street from Scott and Lacey, I did not know them, but I was the same age as Lacey, To believe Scott did not kill Lacey and Conner, you would have to believe that someone was intent on framing Scott. Because a few months later their bodies were found in the San Francisco Bay. They talked about the park and possibly a homeless person murdered her. Why then take her and dump her in the Bay? why not leave her in the park. How many homeless folks have vehicles in good enough shape to even make it to San Francisco? Or the gas money? Or the desire to frame Scott Peterson? It makes no sense. Occam's razor, the most simple explanation is usually correct. Circumstantial evidence can be just as compelling as other types of evidence. Where Scott stored his boat, detectives found evidence of 5 large planter size cement anchors where made, only one anchor remained. There is a ton of evidence in this case, Circumstantial or not, A sociopath, pathological liar, who was cheating on his wife, wife goes missing, then her body shows up a few months later exactly where he went fishing a two hour drive away, So I guess he thought the Bay would be warmer than golfing in Modesto? It goes on and on.....................

I love the compilation format. Please more!

I do fall asleep to observe because of Logan’s cadence and tone. And I generally like him as a person and agree with most of the things he says so he doesn’t frustrate me while I’m going to bed, haha. The things he talks about are interesting, so it keeps me coming back to fall asleep some more. 😂😭

Oh a bumper compilation. Gotta love the favourites. I am here for it!

I really enjoy these videos from you. As skeezy as the topics and people can be, it's interesting to view it through your eyes

Yay Logan! Thank you for another great true Crime analysis really really enjoy and appreciate these, great work thank you xx

Gonna listen to this while I do some writing! Love listening to you break everything down.

Really enjoyed your read on SP Logan! I was so glad you did his family too. It surprised me how obvious their lack of confidence was once you pointed out all the incongruity between their words and expressions. Love your content and format. Also, your background and studio are very cool! Thanks for sharing your time with us. ✌️

'yeah so I was having an affair on my pregnant wife, but she was pretty chill with it when I told her, despite our perfect relationship with no issues literally ever. She even decided to bake me ginger bread cookies while I left her alone on Christmas morning!' lol ok

I agree with what you see . I also find it hard to believe that someone around her house or the park killed her and drove an hour away and just so happens to dump her body in the same place Scott went fishing 🤔

@cyndicarosielli7289

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, a homeless guy living in the park, was out to get Scott. Poor guy.

@dreaj1077

2 жыл бұрын

Except his fishing location was on the news for months before her body was found. Could have been dumped by anyone.

@milannoelle1576

Жыл бұрын

@@dreaj1077 ; still requires the liklihood of someone else happening upon her the same day he went fishing. the only possibilities the defense had was the burglars did it or a homeless person in a park... not to mention, scott watching while they searched the bay. yes, she couldve been put there by anyone, but the other evidence around that fact points to scott, not someone else.

@aok4418

Жыл бұрын

@@milannoelle1576 First of all. The defense doesn't need a theory. Second, if you had a clue about the facts in this case you would know that ALL the evidence regarding her disappearance is directly linked to the people involved in the Medina burglary. Third, his alibi was public knowledge from the beginning. The MPD hid information from the public and the defense. Remember, a treasure trove of incriminating evidence against S Todd and G Pearce existed. information about any investigation of this tip. Lt. Aponte gave a signed statement to defense investigators which said the prisoner had been interviewed by MPD, and that MPD had received a copy of the taped phone conversation. Instead of this information being disclosed during discovery. The only information provided to the defense about his tip was a simple notation on a CD which included 10,000 other tips about the case. -Merlin, the trailing dog owned by Cindee Valentin, trailed Laci's scent to the Gallo Winery in the airport district, on the night of December 26. Not far from the burglars residence. -December 31, a gold Croton watch, identical to Laci’s watch which disappeared the same day she did, was pawned by Deanna Renfro. Highly unlikely this is just a coincidence. It gets better. The families of Deanna Renfro, Steven Todd and the Tenbrinks know one another. -Diane Jackson reported seeing 3 men with a VAN and a SAFE in front of the Medina’s house at 11:40 a.m. on December 24. There is no debating this. The burglary happened the same day Laci disappeared. Both Todd and Pearce pled guilty to burglary charges 12-24-02. They both received reduced sentences. - S Todd would have received 25 years for his third offense. So why did he get 8 years and 8 months, far less than 25 years. Pearce received only 180 days, yet he was another career criminal. -Tom Harshman, who lived in Modesto, was driving with Elizabeth Harshman between 2 and 4 p.m. on the afternoon of December 24. He saw a young pregnant woman being forced into a van. He turned around and went back to the spot hoping to find the van still there and hoping to get more information about the license plate number. But they were gone. 1. He called police (911 MPD) that same day. 2. Tried again December 28. 3. December 28, he also called the Laci tip line twice. His first call on this date was listed incorrectly under the name Harsh and was given Bates Stamp number 14789. The call was given to Detective Holmes. Harsh(man) said that he had called 3 or 4 days earlier on the day that he had seen a pregnant young woman being pushed into a van. There had been a man standing over her as she squatted to urinate with her back up against a chain-link fence. The man was described as 30’s, tall, thin, with ponytail, dirty blonde to gray hair, scrubby looking. When she finished, the woman was shepherded back to the driver’s door of the car, where another man’s arm was seen pulling her into the car. He said the young woman was wearing black pants and a red shirt. He said she had a scared look on her face." 4. Jan 3rd, he went to the Command Post in the park and relayed this to the officer on duty. Over 40,000 pages in the discovery and nothing about this report was in it. 5. February 2003, Harshman’s wife spoke to a relative of hers who lived in New York about the sighting of Laci Peterson near the corner of Scenic and Claus. Mrs. Harshman’s relative shared this story with an NYPD detective. This NYPD detective was so concerned that he contacted the MPD and spoke personally to Detective Grogan on February 14, 2003. What did Grogan do with the information? Nothing at all. 6. pre-trial hearings in May of 2004, DA Investigator Kevin Bertalotto noticed the Harshman tip and insisted that Grogan call Tom Harshman and speak to him personally. Grogan did this on May 18, 2004. An audiotape and a transcription of his conversation with Harshman to the defense on May 20, 11 days before the beginning of the trial.

@aok4418

Жыл бұрын

@@milannoelle1576 There isn't a shred of evidence that points to Scott. Fact is, you have no clue what you're talking about.

Your framing is on point on this video!!

Thank you for the hard work in this case!

@michalsimpson9988

2 жыл бұрын

*on

I love this repurposing of content, this is how it's done! This will be a good night's sleep. 😌

I swear this guy looks & acts like he just woke up from a nap. He’s look annoyed, doesn’t look like he was concerned for his missing wife.

@Ilovetruecrime545

8 ай бұрын

It’s weird to me that no one comments on the fact he looks dysthymic.. depressed in all his interviews or footage around the murder

I live in Modesto, and no story since has felt the same as this one.

@mimiof8324

2 жыл бұрын

I lived in Modesto from 2001 until 2011 and you’re correct. This case felt so personal, as though Laci could be any of our daughters, niece, sister.

I really enjoy your observations and experience Thank you!

I got goosebumps. His tone sounds exactly like CW in the police interrogation interview.

@rxteck1228

2 жыл бұрын

I agree… but Scott doesn’t say “like” every other word!

@caseyw.6550

2 жыл бұрын

@@rxteck1228 yeah, CW is particularly dumb.

I could tell he was guilty if I was blind but thank you so much for the analysis!

Yay can't wait to listen to this omw to work! Love you guys!! 🖤💚

@jonnboimuhfucka

2 жыл бұрын

Lol it’s making me LATE for work…. Ugh I’m terrible.

@itsme-s.

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonnboimuhfucka Lol! I play it through the radio while I drive so I can hear it better haha I thought the other video I was watching when I got the notification was gonna last longer so I'm actually gonna be done listening to this right when I leave for work 🤣 good thing another creator I watch just uploaded so I still have something! Lol

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

@@itsme-s. also check out Bailey Sarain, if you haven't already. She's awesome!

LOVE the extra long video!! 😍

You can’t tell me this man didn’t murder his wife and unborn baby.

@dreaj1077

2 жыл бұрын

He didn't murder his wife and baby.

@anitpoisonp7521

Жыл бұрын

@@dreaj1077 actually he did

@anitpoisonp7521

Жыл бұрын

@@dreaj1077 this video alone shows it

Love your channel so much, I also enjoy these compilations of the videos! Much love from Hungary!

Baby Connor would have been an adult now 😢

@anitpoisonp7521

Жыл бұрын

That's right. He would be older my teenagers

Oh wow, loved the shout out to Dr. grande, love his channel as well :D

Yes sirrrrrr!!! I’m messing with the hat Logan!!!! I love the homage to your older content !!!! Keep it up!

Hey Logan! It's 10pm in Germany so I'll definitively watch this while going to sleep and rewatch it tomorrow with a cup of coffee 😅 Btw love your, we call it "Baskenmütze" (the beret). Greetings!

I thought Scott was in his 40s I can't believe he was in his 20s!

@PanicLedisko

2 жыл бұрын

RIGHT?!?!?! Jesus people looked sooo much older from before the 90s all of us younger people look so damn young I just assume we're all the same age! And I swear we're all getting shorter each grade I would see after me looked younger and smaller haha

@zazooflores

2 жыл бұрын

@@PanicLedisko I'm 30 everyone thinks I'm 20 when I don't wear makeup. I don't understand why people before looked so old!

Love the long video!!!

This is such a great channel!! I've been hooked from the first video, this stuff is so fascinating to me. I wish I could analyze some of my patrons. Since I bartend though, I end up just seeing their non verbal tells of their tipsiness haha I know those different signs too well I'll leave the real ones to the professional in the great suits. I definitely recommend looking into the Mary Katherine Higdon case.

Thank you!🌟

Okay so this is a common about him telling his wife about cheating while she's pregnant. I'm a pretty level-headed, open-minded, forgiving, and easy going person. Now keeping that in mind, I've been in Lacey's shoes before, when I was 8 months pregnant with my daughter it might have been 7 months excuse me, I found out my daughter's father had been cheating on me. He wasn't just cheating on me at that point in time no no I know he was cheating on me throughout the whole pregnancy, and almost the whole year before that. And I'll tell you what when you're pregnant it doesn't matter how level-headed and calm and accepting you are, I don't know about Lacey but I went nuts I'm not going to lie I cried I didn't yell I just cried and cried and cried I got angry but when you're pregnant you know that any kind of stress for the baby is not good I got angry I cried some more I called my mom I freaked out plus you didn't remember though I was also 21 I don't know how old was he was. Your hormones are all over the place cry at something that should have been funny you see what I'm saying so when you're pregnant you're hormones take over and there is no rationality to anything. Unfortunately I did stay with my daughter's father because we are in Kentucky I am from Maine I wanted to go home but I didn't know how to get there because his family so I panic I panic and I called my mom I called my dad I didn't know what to do I talked to one of my best friends at work I just yeah, it's really hard to say what each individual person will do in response to finding out they've been cheated on but when it's a woman that is pregnant with someone's child and they find out that person is cheating or has cheated it's not going to be a smooth transition it's not going to be oh that's okay we'll get past this. I was angry I was stressed out I wanted to cry non-stop because I knew I was pregnant with his kid even though he had telling me it was somebody else get even though I never cheated on him which should have been my biggest red flag. But like I said before everybody responds differently to things but when a person is really finds out her husband fiance or boyfriend has cheated and you're pregnant with her child no no honey there is no acceptance there is no oh I'm okay with this we'll get past it there is rage sadness confusion Wonder like what did I do to make him cheat on me those are just the steps that I went through and then you breathe you grieve your relationship because at that point it's pretty much over even if you do stay together we ended up splitting up when my daughter was three he ended up becoming very not just verbally abusive or mentally abusive he started becoming physically abusive in front of my child so I had to end things you would like punch me or anything like that he would push me hard enough for me to fall over or trip over a table and hurt myself and say it was my fault because I was clumsy so yeah anyways I that's just my opinion in a long roundabout way sorry for the lack of punctuation at the end there just kind of went off on a tangent in my talk to text.

@cleopatra444

2 жыл бұрын

sorry you went through such horrible situation, please know you did the right thing by leaving him , give yourself props for rcognizing the abuse and being brave enough to talk about it , its a huge step towards re wiring your bravery and will power , keep going foward , you got this !!🙏🏻💪🏻

@mikki3961

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you are okay. When he put his hands on you and you realized you had to leave was Brave and Courageous! You are teaching your baby respect for herself. Good for you, take care and I hope you find someone deserving of you!

@bobiijae790

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikki3961 aww thanks love! Yeah I had left a severely physical abusive man, an her dad ( b4 she was conceived or born) helped me do it. So for him to do the same was craziness. Have a great Christmas and New year love!

@Fiona-68

2 жыл бұрын

You are totally right.ANY woman ANY age would be exactly the same! He lied about that guaranteed. Did he do it? Well he was convicted, he was caught in many situations that would give him opportunity.They found her and their son. Thankfully I am not a judge or juror the work is done and hell should freeze over before he gets another word.God rest the victims.

@bobiijae790

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fiona-68 absolutely I completely 100% agree with you there just him and Chris walks I get them confused once I always think Peterson had the two daughters with but really his wife was pregnant sorry but anyone that can do that to someone they love let alone their own children? Has no right to walk the surface anymore it's not up for us to judge whether they live or die that is up to higher power, his judges will come the day that he dies and he'll have to pay for his sin against his wife and child saying Chris Watts, God rest their souls and may they be in heaven together.

Very thorough analysis!

I'm fascinated with body language analysis, but know that there are a wide variety of reasons why someone might they discomfort or self soothing behaviors and wonder what it would be like to do body language analysis with lower stakes. Perhaps subscribers send in videos of them doing two truths and a lie or something like that?

@carolpetra1396

2 жыл бұрын

I love that idea! Also, if you haven't found them yet, the "Behavior Panel" channel is fantastic and teaches so much about body language and non-verbals.

@juliapinzon9970

2 жыл бұрын

I love the two truths and a lie idea!

@djhannnah

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not an expert by any means but I have to wonder if it would be nearly impossible to do analyze body language in that situation. If the person lying knows they are expected to lie and the stakes are so low, they probably have a much easier time lying without giving themselves away.

@JeniJustJeni

2 жыл бұрын

@@djhannnah True.

@roxanny-danny-doo3203

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, I don't think this would work because he would need "more" from each person to establish each individual's baseline. But it's a cool and interesting idea - but would just need more footage of each person to accurately do this.

I never understood how it was too cold to golfing so he decided to go fishing. It's colder on the water than it would be on the golf course. Not to mention that he wasnt an avid fisherman making this random fishing trip seem even more sus. Why did he keep this boat a secret especially from people that he would potentially take with him? He and Chris Watts are 2 peas in a pod. They are too selfish, cowardly and greedy to end their relationships like most adults would. Plus the fact that they thought they were smarter than everyone else and no one would ever think they could be capable of. PUNKS is what they are and I wish there was a way to make them suffer the same way their victims did. To give them death is too easy. They deserve to suffer for the rest of their life.

His wife wasn’t mad and she’s pregnant. LOLOLOLOL. He thinks we’re dumb as hell. Hahahahha. NOOOI Scott we’re human and we have emotions

I love your channel, it's so interesting. You will be over a million subscribers before you know it. 👍

Love all your work

I will never understand men who choose to murder their spouse when they could just leave? #1 what makes you think you're gonna get away with it? And #2 wouldn't it just be easier to walk out on them? I'll never understand.

@relentlesspursuitofshade1234

2 жыл бұрын

It’s money I think. Child support and being bothered with it. Ugh.

@birdiecahill6929

2 жыл бұрын

Controlling their image....how things "look" is more important than anything. Especially how they look.

A question: 23:39 when the interviewer challenges Scott, a real direct “calling him a liar” challenge…. Could the prolonged eye contact and set face be considered a move by Scott to overpower the challenge, is there a slight eyebrow raise on the left eye? Wondering what indicators show when a narcissist is challenged that directly? Just curious and I absolutely love this channel!!!

I think when he says marriage was "Glorious' it's because, I think from being immersed in it back then that he was genuinely thinking how great she was. If you remember there was no dirt in her background. She was a nice girl who really married a monster. She kept an immaculate house and loved to cook and entertain their friends They had a pool and nice backyard. When you have a pool you have people that come over to swim! Alot of people! That morning they watched her favorite show Martha Stewart. His family all loved Laci too Hrr family all went to the media to say Scott was innocent until Amber Frye came forward. They loved Scott.He was the spoiled baby Golden Child in the family. His parents paid for country club fees so he could golf. He was on the Golf team in high school. They loved Laci she was a teacher and she adored Scott!! So sad

@margyritchie2702

2 жыл бұрын

He golfed and fished every weekend. She didn't mind.

Thank you for taking the time to do this for us! I enjoyed every second of it and now know more than I did. He did it. Just saying. 💯❤️

I only see a madman, I see no sadness in any part of his face

WHERE WAS THE INTRO!!!!!!!

@abbyz13

2 жыл бұрын

This is terrible I look forward to that bouncy intro every time 😂

@pixie3760

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, I was thinking the same thing. 🙃

@cheyyaekel9696

2 жыл бұрын

An upbeat musical intro just isn't appropriate for this subject matter

Wow thanks for the detailed video Greetings from Germany 🤍

I’m still so confused about the other missing and murdered pregnant women that happened in a pretty close radius around this time period.

I am very fond of your true crime videos and if you haven't already come across her channel, Stephanie Harlowe does amazing videos of true crime stories and provides great background information. Also, on her podcast with retired police detective Derrick, Crime Weekly, they are always pondering body language questions - might be a fun collab!

would you do your old type of deduction type of videos? i would love one of those again...has been a long lomg time....

Love watching this while doing tedious chores 👌♥️

I am beyond Proud of you Logan. You’re my Hero my friend. You’re killing it one Liar at a time

Seeing the dog come back with the leash still attached without his pregnant wife should ve been enough reason for big concern in my opinion !!! You re still gonna shower , chill , do laundry , eat , watch some tv and theeeen call and ask/ tell her parents she s missing !!!! C’ mon!!!! #scottpertersonisguilty #guilty#bullshitlies#bs#guilty#prison#

I'd like to see an interview from after they found Lacy and the baby. All the footage I've come across,was from when she was just "missing".

Something I'll always remember was this time, years ago, when I had just arrived at work one night and was immediately told by a co-worker that another co-worker, one whom I disliked, was killed that morning in a tractor accident. My first reaction was to laugh, mind you a very quick laugh, which I felt ashamed for. I don't know where that came from. I did dislike this guy but I didn't wish him dead either. That reaction has never happened again in my life. It was just so out of left field.

Absolutely love your videos, dude! 🤗 Would be super interested to see your take on the infamous Prince Andrew interview 😅

I hate how back then they pitted Amber's looks against Lacy's like it evern mattered 🙄

@nacho_ncam

2 жыл бұрын

They do that whenever a married man, with a mistress, murders his wife

I hope you make an alec balwin video... he's something else.

@birdiecahill6929

2 жыл бұрын

And how!

Thank You!!! Take care and have fun!!! 🎄☃️🎄 😷😎😷

heyyyyy i cant wait to watch!

I’m still convinced he’s guilty

I would actually be very interested in watching analysis on commercials with “real users/patients” etc. I know it’s probably really hard to do but it would be interesting

Yes, I'm definitely here for it! 💜🖤🥰

Why would he have told Laci, (who supposedly took it well), but he never told AMBER?!! He may have gotten away with this if Amber didn't bravely come forward... She was so brave and awesome. I hope she is living her best life today.