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@brightpage1020

6 ай бұрын

I hope he is found safe and sound soon. And that this mystery is solved with the best for everybody.

@arhartman74

6 ай бұрын

The area code should be 402 :) Thank you for doing this one!

@yasminni485

5 ай бұрын

@@arhartman74 I was just wondering which city has area code 420... lol.

@michellemcg6614

5 ай бұрын

The number in the video has the area code 402

@Frankie-tc1bh

5 ай бұрын

Is she a politician? Are her lips moving? She’s lying.

There's so much separation between these two, "The kids need you." "Call your dad." There's nothing here that points to him loving Tyler.

@MomCatMeows

5 ай бұрын

Interesting point, you're right!

@thedarkqueen321.

5 ай бұрын

My thoughts as well.

@wipjenni

5 ай бұрын

The husband published a statement on Dec 22nd - thereabouts. Googling it will explain a lot about his demeanor.

@rain-wanders

5 ай бұрын

@@wipjenni Thanks for the suggestion. His statements here make a lot more sense now. I just feel bad for the two boys. Maybe I'm weird, but I wouldn't get with someone who has priors for DV and adopt kids with him either.

@wipjenni

5 ай бұрын

@@rain-wanders you're welcome! I tend to be weird right with you, but folks can have all sorts of reasons for doing things. 🤷

I live in Lincoln & helped search for him & we are doing all we can to get the word out. I have followed you guys faithfully for a couple of years now & just saw this & I'm crying. So many people love Tyler & while I never met him, I feel like I have just through his family & friends. I've never seen a community of people come together so fast & in such numbers for one person that they all love so much. Thank you, Greg, Scott, Chase, & Mark. I can't thank you enough.♥️♥️♥️

@boringsus

6 ай бұрын

Fellow Lincolnite here. Thank you for helping search. I hope TBP can give our community some insight here. Thank you guys so much!

@lynleebossard6417

6 ай бұрын

@@boringsus Me, too. I met his brother-in-law years ago & met his sister & coworkers & former roommate/close friend on the search. My best friend here was Tyler's HS band teacher & she & her husband worked with Tyler's parents for years in the same small school district. It seems like everybody knows Tyler.💔

@dwellinj1513

6 ай бұрын

Also of Lincoln 🙂 I don’t know him or the family but sad to see face listed as among the missing. Years ago our church had a member who had their daughter-in-law go missing and her face was everywhere for years, as of this date she’s never been found. I pray and hope they can find Tyler. This is really hard on all who know and love him.

@KariN-or3sc

6 ай бұрын

Lincoln here, too. This case is so baffling. He literally disappeared without a trace.

@mariannelibertad

6 ай бұрын

Oh thats so genuinly sweet of you❤ thats whats keeps our society together, love your neighbour❤

I am a very emotional person and I cannot watch people displaying sadness or grief without getting emotional myself. I usually end up sobbing through true crime documentaries when the families of the victims speak. My husband says I'm a human detector of authentic suffering. I got nothing with this guy.

@ezlow1065

5 ай бұрын

Yep me too! You sound like you're a true blue empath!

@hunnydm

5 ай бұрын

Wow I wasn't even noticing that I even felt that way until you said that!! You're right and now I'm off the fence entirely.

@melnelly5918

5 ай бұрын

It's called empathy and you are a sensitive person.

@ellecee453

5 ай бұрын

What I got was that this probably wasn't his first time pretending to cry.

@investigator77

5 ай бұрын

I'm an empath as well. It's weird, because I can watch gory things like autopsies, surgeries, car accident pics, etc., but 2 thing I can't watch are animals or children being mistreated. I just can't even listen to a child crying when I know they're being abused, and animals are so helpless against evil. It makes me cry for an hour after I've turned it off!

I'm not too far in, but I'll tell you what...if I was guilty of something, the LAST person I'd want to be questioned by is Greg. Almost every video y'all've put out, when Gregg sees something that's "off," he always says, 'I'd go after that' or 'I'd start picking that apart,' & when he says phrases like that, I always think I'm so glad it ain't me!

@teresev1435

6 ай бұрын

Facts!!! Send Greg, he’ll have a confession or have his name cleared in no time. I’ve stolen Greg’s line: “Hang on a minute”. I use it all the time (don’t tell Greg!) 😂

@ideenfee

6 ай бұрын

Notenough picking on don and candice wells .

@myfirstmylast8641

6 ай бұрын

If I were in a tough spot my first thought would be, “Please call Greg!” (or any of these guys) rather than “don’t call Greg!” 😂

@MomCatMeows

5 ай бұрын

Facts! If anyone I love goes missing, I want him interviewing any and all suspects!

@TheLuckyeight8

5 ай бұрын

I’d be royally screwed because all my normal way of talking and my cultural upbringing for holding back emotions in public would have them saying “A-HA!! Guilty!!” 😂

He is more emotional over the "things posted on line" than over Tyler's disappearance.

@SloverOfTeuth

5 ай бұрын

It's worth reading his statement online, I think it's consistent with his behaviour here.

@Flametwin1111

5 ай бұрын

I thought exactly the same

@Flametwin1111

5 ай бұрын

@@SloverOfTeuthwhere can I find that?

@SloverOfTeuth

5 ай бұрын

@@Flametwin1111 Google "Tyler Goodrich statement".

@SloverOfTeuth

5 ай бұрын

@@Flametwin1111 Google "Tyler Goodrich statement".

I want to see Greg interviewing someone irl sooooo bad

@lolo-su6ig

5 ай бұрын

yes!

@kathywright7395

5 ай бұрын

As long as it isn’t me. 😂

@steppy3736

5 ай бұрын

As long as it's not me! I'd wet myself the second he walked into the room. Greg is so similar to my dad.

@chriseggleston7573

5 ай бұрын

Barry Morphew

@investigator77

5 ай бұрын

@@chriseggleston7573 Yeah!! What's happening with ol' Barry these days? I've lost track of that case.

I find it the most revealing to watch scott during this episode. He is the heart of our guys and his emotions show the most clearly, he is uncomfortable and distrubed by this video. Greg is the backbone of the group, and he wants to go in with hard questions. Chase is the brain and his reponses are measured and cautious. Mark is the gut and he knows it doesnt feel right and he looks sad. This is why you guys work so well together and for all of us. Thank you. I hope everyone in Tylers life and town feels your support and concern and the answers will come 💔💗

@audreymarie1191

6 ай бұрын

Woah this is actually a super cool breakdown of the guys natural roles in the group! Love it and totally see what you mean!❤

@sarahthebowintherain

6 ай бұрын

@@audreymarie1191 😂👍glad to know you see it too ❤️

@nodramamomma2777

5 ай бұрын

Insightful analogy👍

@sarahthebowintherain

5 ай бұрын

@@nodramamomma2777 thanks 🙂👍

@shaneemoretgrowthacademy

5 ай бұрын

This is spot on

This guy didn’t shed s single tear. He made all the sounds a person makes when they’re grieving and crying….but not a single tear.

@kathynicholson103

5 ай бұрын

I the last few seconds his eyes are filled with tears

@tcme11

5 ай бұрын

Bingo.

@007KayElleKay

5 ай бұрын

He was more concerned about his social media profile and how the public perceived him than he was about Tyler himself . He knows Tyler is dead and isn’t coming back .

@007KayElleKay

5 ай бұрын

@@kathynicholson103tears for himself, not for Tyler.

@liarliar7491

5 ай бұрын

He is so prissy. Botox face.. yup, all about the way HE looks. Snivell sniff. Bet he loves whine. I know high maintenance when I see it.

You couldn't stop me from searching and asking everyone for security footage.

@bernadettepotenti301

6 ай бұрын

Me too

I feel he knows everything about where Tyler is. He just doesn't appear sincere for having a husband missing. Id be freaking out trying everything to find him. Justice for Tyler.

@PBTexasBoy

5 ай бұрын

When he said, "call your dad" , that's when I knew he knew exactly where that dude is. He with his past life/ woman

The way he is talking just reminds me of when I found out my ex was cheating, we argued, and then he left. If thats the case, i remenber there was contempt thinking he was likely with her, but wanting him "to come back to be a father to my kids". It's so familiar, I feel it in my gut.

@ChristineMcPhee-qe4rw

5 ай бұрын

I think the "call your Dad" makes sense if it's an affair too. He could be pissed, but not want family to be suffering. My ex made his mom sooo worried, I would have said exactly the same thing! "For God's sake, call your mom so she isn't so worried!"

@stevepeterson5943

5 ай бұрын

Same, and he's a good looking dude too. No disrespect, but yeah, that was my gut too, "other(s)" involved ?

@eyekanspalwerds7824

5 ай бұрын

I agree. He's also an avid runner. I'm pretty sure I've seen him running in my neighborhood, which is a ways from where they've been searching. What if he got hit by a car? It was dark and he was upset. It's possible.

@jackiebragg7865

5 ай бұрын

Sorry, but even if Tyler wanted out, he would of course at least call to put others', family, friends' minds at rest. Tyler, on the face of it, doesn't sound like the type of person who would leave anyone in a state of worry. 😢

@Lkhrobertson

5 ай бұрын

Hopefully LE has cell phone info. My guess is that MV had found himself another potential husband. TG may have been chased out of that house.

"The rest of the night happened." The lack of detail is concerning to me.

@CJR-bs7eu

6 ай бұрын

I've heard it said many times that a liar will add all sorts of detail. Not sure if that's accurate but that's what I heard it said.

@RachelKozlowski-jf8gp

6 ай бұрын

@CJR-bs7eu Yeah liars may add detail to unnecessary parts of a story; however they may also skip over important parts with phrases like mentioned above.

@AdeebaZamaan

6 ай бұрын

Yes, that's what I was on about before the Ritalin arrived.

@brandyk

5 ай бұрын

I'll tell you one thing I've noticed n the guys nat have to start realizing is that the younger the person the more you have to realize that so many of them already have terrible communication skills so that may play I to it.

@KaitlynJaney

5 ай бұрын

@@RachelKozlowski-jf8gpI wholeheartedly agree with this but I was also thinking that most people who are suspects for missing persons or murder usually create a whole story to account for the time of their crime so perhaps it could be that he just didn’t go into it here and isn’t hiding it or he is and decided not to go into it for that reason. Such a hard one especially since Tyler does run out but it doesn’t seem like a run of fear more like a casual run or jog. I seriously hope he is found and his family get their answers I couldn’t imagine that pain of not knowing.

I like that Scott whispered “snot” 😂 my mom always whispers whenever she mentions something distasteful lol

@tlindsay1007

5 ай бұрын

Scott's a class act, as are the rest of the panel..

@zxy78267

5 ай бұрын

There is a movie where one of the characters always whispers anything distasteful, but I can't remember what it is.

His comments hit me more like “I regret what[ever] happened because being a single parent is hard.”

@dkoch42

5 ай бұрын

Yes!! Thanks for nailing that down. I got that exact vibe. I think this man is quite self- centered and he is also aware of it. He seems to be trying so hard to NOT come off as a self centered jerk, but bc it's his nature, it still slips thru. 47 days...I don't think I'm going out on a limb here in my belief that Tyler passed out there "in the rough". It's unfortunate that he hasn't been found. Leads me to believe, at a minimum, his body was moved after he passed, and there's only one person who would have a motive to do that...

@e.starling141

5 ай бұрын

Yes. Everything I got from him gave me guilty vibes. Even at the end when he said "Just call your dad", hes staring down and seems actually emotional at that point, and I can't help but think that in that moment he's feeling real guilt for what he did to cause Tyler's dad such grief and sorrow. That's what it looks like to me at least. And he knows full well Tyler CAN'T call his dad.

@amygiacomelliart

5 ай бұрын

Yep it’s all me me me

@lauravictorious4670

5 ай бұрын

And he might end up in prison, but again that's about him.

Someone goes missing straight after an argument with their partner... I've heard this one before

40 years working with survivors of narcissistic abuse. No one has studied the ways humans cry more than narcissists. They can mimic every move, while never shedding a tear or becoming congested. They don't understand the emotions that cause people to cry. The only tears you will see are for themselves... Oh, and, "Tyler's missing? Let me tell you *exactly* how that affects... *me* ."

@liarliar7491

5 ай бұрын

💯🙄👍

@kezs5798

5 ай бұрын

So true. I was thinking narcissist vibes too. It's like he is more annoyed he has to deal with the kids and he has no help

@iconc1402

2 ай бұрын

I was raised by a narcissist and continued into narcissistic relationships. Straight away I got those vibes. Watching him disturbed me.

He doesn’t say “I love you. Come home”. He doesn’t look for him. He doesn’t say, “I’m so sorry! Please come home. I didn’t mean the things I said.” The guy is dead and his husband killed him. I would have been out looking for him that night calling his name. Definitely the next morning I would have been out looking for him, calling people, and checking everywhere for him! He did it!

@stephanea5364

4 ай бұрын

He wanted to divorce him, didn't love him anymore. Why should he say I love you LOL

IMO I don’t understand why he never says” Tyler WE love you please come home. “ 32:40 Or why he isn’t out looking for Tyler when their teenagers are in school? Thank you Chase, Greg, Scott & Mark for your observations. See you again next week as always Behavior Panel ❣️

@kandycepeterson2482

6 ай бұрын

Or the teenagers are out looking with him after school!? Homework not done I'm sure will be excused. I'm sure other teens helped search.

@Scrappicat

5 ай бұрын

Probably because he is responsible for Tyler's disappearance, either directly (he killed him) or indirectly (let him go and didn't bother to check on him). Everything he says points to him not caring about Tyler. No I love you, I miss you. It's all distancing language. He is definitely hiding something.

@aheineman9138

5 ай бұрын

@@Scrappicat​​⁠​⁠Maybe he doesn’t love him. One tends not to love someone who abuses them or someone they love. I’m not saying that is true but it is a possibility especially considering 911 was called and Tyler was the one to flee the police.

@Notmyname666

5 ай бұрын

⁠it is the complete opposite- he is NOT responsible therefore he feels no obligation to search. He feels his husband left of his own free will after domestic violence to avoid consequences. He already asked for a divorce, he doesn’t want him back in their family home.

@kandycepeterson2482

5 ай бұрын

@@Notmyname666 he didn't say it like that. The kids don't like him, that's Thier choice. Nooné is obligated to search. I get the picture now, ty. ✌️

You ever notice there is always an argument before someone goes missing?

@e.starling141

5 ай бұрын

It's uncanny.

@bubbabroad9051

5 ай бұрын

Right Any idea of how he could have hid him though 🤔

@theresecosgrove930

5 ай бұрын

lol x

@chriscypret5365

5 ай бұрын

Wasn't the guy running away from the house . The guy seems like he's upset . Maybe he hiding found someone else hiding from him Bec he afraid of him

@leannemo7382

4 ай бұрын

@@bubbabroad9051 Out in the wilderness area.

I agree with Scott, nothing would stop me grom searching for someone i love

You look so tired Chase ... And then I remembered a new baby in the house ❤

At times, I mostly get that gut feeling about the person being analyzed, but viewing this video, I actually saw the behaviors that the BP mentioned. I don't know if the spouse is guilty of harming Tyler or not, but he sure sent off alarm bells. Great catch on the attorney's lack of emotion. Good show!

He's whimpering, sniverling, but with no tears! Creepy. That's a big lie right there, very deceptive. Trying to look upset. It is a lie!

@SoneBlink

6 ай бұрын

He is full of BS for sure.

@tinywalnut6337

6 ай бұрын

The sniveling is just so sus.

@lauravictorious4670

5 ай бұрын

He wants the public to believe him.

I work at a TV news station in Omaha, NE. Ever since this story broke with our sister station in Lincoln, I have been fascinated by it. I hope his loved ones will get the answers I know they're desperately searching for. Looking forward to this episode!

All of us have to remember that just because a person is missing after they were in a severe argument does not mean that they were not the “bad guy”. When I called the police on my ex-narcissist, after he was physically abusive and other bad behaviors, he ran and hid in the woods - if something would’ve happened to him out there, I could’ve looked like the suspect, as we’d been “fighting” even though I wasn’t abusive at all towards him. Luckily, the police found him right away, he could’ve fallen and hurt himself, as it was at night, he’d been drinking, and he jumped over a fence. I never thought, until now after seeing this video, that if he had turned up missing or hurt after running off, I could’ve been seen as the “bad guy” even though I’m a woman and he’s a man much larger than me - I could’ve been a suspect if something had happened to him just due to the fact I was involved with being “IN a fight” with him.

@dlc5166

5 ай бұрын

BUT they haven't found Tyler, he never went back to work, never contacted friends or family, just disappeared. I think police are smart enough to talk to family, friends and co-workers to learn if anything seemed off before he went missing and no one is reporting that anything was off with Tyler prior to his disappearance.

@kerriganm

5 ай бұрын

I agree with this poster. My spidey sense says “maybe Tyler is the bad actor in this relationship”. If the spouse is missing signs of grief, it could be because their relationship is not healthy, so the spouse isn’t grief stricken, he’s angry or frustrated or resigned. That would explain a lot of the oddities. If he suspects Tyler has dropped out of life to go on a drink or drug spree, a lot of this would make sense. I think it’s a possibility.

@kerriganm

5 ай бұрын

And addicts can hide their addictions from close loved ones and family members to an amazing degree.

@lauravictorious4670

5 ай бұрын

And he'd go on a drug spree with the thousands of dollars in cash he had on him when he limped off into the dark?

8:40 *I refuse NOT to* ???!! I can’t believe the panel missed this one. *Statement Analysis 101* …. He’s asked, do you believe Tyler’s still alive? Instead of saying “Yes”, he says “I refuse NOT to”. That’s the most convoluted way of saying YES, I’ve ever heard. And the reason he did that, is because, subconsciously he can’t bring himself to say that he believes Tyler is alive. He also said, “He’s MY kids’ dad” (not our kids dad)

@CrimeCatalyst

5 ай бұрын

Statement analysis is far more accurate for detecting lies. They analyze behavior. Good catch. His words are suspicious.

@lauravictorious4670

5 ай бұрын

I thought they'd comment on that too. It should have been a clear yes answer, that he believes he's alive. Seems like he knows Tyler isn't.

@Vmurph

5 ай бұрын

@@CrimeCatalyst I think these guys need a Statement Analysts on the panel. They did have Peter Hyatt on once (he’s a genius), which was great! But I’m wondering if the reason they don’t include someone like him on the panel-or even as an occasional guest-is because it would end up proving that Statement Analysis blows Body Language out of the water. Don’t get me wrong, I love these four guys and I’ve been a subscriber and fan since their channel first started. But the more I learn from Peter, Mark McClish and “Deception Detective”, the more I realize how weak body language is compared to statement analysis. All four Statement Analysts that I follow have proven, by the suspects OWN words, when and where they were lying, what their “verbal leakage” showed, and that they were actually guilty. Specifically the Madeleine McCann case. All four Statement Analysts believed the *parents are responsible* for her de@th, that it was an ACCIDENT and they covered it up. Probably because they were petrified of having the twins taken away from them and possibly going to jail. But the Behavior Panel are the only ones who said they believe the McCanns are innocent and were being truthful in their interview. Those are not great odds. Especially since Peter Hyatt has been right on every single case he’s predicted. AND… he predicts them in ADVANCE, which TBP never does. Most of their videos are analyzing body language AFTER the case has already been solved. PS: if anyone wants to do a deep dive into how the McCanns reveal their guilt in all of their interviews/statements, go to “Deception Detective” channel and look for his McCann playlist. He also has a playlist for Summer Wells and for JonBenet Ramsey, as well as other high profile cases (Nicole Kessinger, Casey Anthony, etc) He doesn’t just cover their cases, he actually TEACHES Statement Analysis (for free) like Peter Hyatt does. But he does it full time so he releases 2 or 3 videos a week, which is nice.😊

@juneelle370

4 ай бұрын

@@VmurphI think the two can work nicely together… entirely different disciplines. It would be great to have one statement analysis guy or gal on the panel… maybe they could add the statement analysis person at the end!

@iconc1402

2 ай бұрын

In statement analysis, there can be a refusal to believe that a child is dead, usually from the mother but caregivers in general. I get that it's not a clear yes, but to be fair, a refusal or denial to believe in the possibility of the death would not be unusual. For the record, to me, the guy screams deception from the get go in statement analysis and body language.

Wow..no tears, but sobbing??

I go to school with one of Tyler’s sons. He’s a usually very upbeat kid and it’s been very telling the effect that this whole situation has had on him. He’s definitely staying strong though. I really hope this clears up for them. :(

The holding back is likely that Tyler *wasn't* his person anymore. He's saying what he wants, namely tyler to come back to be a parent to the kids. That's what Tyler is to him: co parent. Maybe he said that to Tyler that night and he's worried Tyler self harmed. . I think if he was trying to throw people off his actual culpability he'd be protesting too much. He's not. He's also not saying "i love you so much" because he doesn't, snd he isnt promising to take him back. Tyler's dad and kids need him, and Tyler's father can bring him home in a way that would be too much burden for the kids.

'And the rest of the night happened ?" Okay buddy 😏

My heartfelt prayers go out to all family, friends, and loved ones of Tyler. May he be found safe, unharmed, and the truth be revealed. 🙏

@TangentChaos

5 ай бұрын

❤️🙏

@cherihayward350

5 ай бұрын

❤🙏

@estelledossantos5661

5 ай бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

I can spot a phoney cry a mile off .. he comes across as narcissistic & knows FAR more than he’s letting on , I don’t see a grieving partner at all

@katrinat.3032

5 ай бұрын

Wow, as soon as I saw his close haircut, and Tyler’s loose hair and getting pizza, I got a gut feeling that this guy is the narc and Tyler is the empath in this relationship.

@katrinat.3032

5 ай бұрын

And this guy got the most upset was about what was said on the internet: a blow to his image…

@veeeds

5 ай бұрын

Agree. Real crying makes me get tears. This guy is just disgusting me.

@investigator77

5 ай бұрын

@@katrinat.3032 Agreed! Tyler was a veteran, so he's responsible too. He looks like such a sweet, surfer dude kind of guy, fun loving and the friend you always hoped for! His brightness and energy radiate from his face and eyes. His partner on the other hand, is very tight, and closed off. I get bad feelings from him.

Had not heard of this before so I searched a bit. Supposedly there was a post a month or so ago from the husband saying that Tyler occasionally was emotionally and physically abusive and that they were talking about divorce. True? I don't know, but it would (or could) explain why the husband is less concerned about getting out there to look for Tyler. It would create a different reaction in a person, I think, if someone disappeared but you'd completely lost all love for that person. You're supposed to be grieving them but you were trying to get away from them. That would create some complicated emotions.

@ericuhhhhm

5 ай бұрын

I think this is important. If something relationship-ending happened before Tyler left, then it could explain the husband's contempt and his requests that Tyler come back for the sake of their children and his father, and not for himself. Of course I have no idea what's happened here, but I think it would be wrong to assume the worst just because we don't see the reaction that we expect from a loving spouse. They've had a 911-level argument...There may not be love anymore.

@jordanrose4081

5 ай бұрын

911 determined there was no issues though when cops came. Unfounded I think was the word they used.

@TangentChaos

5 ай бұрын

@@ericuhhhhm really good points to be fair

@leannemo7382

4 ай бұрын

Some spouses, especially wives, have setup false abuse claims *before* killing their husbands (or having them killed), in order to later throw off detectives. I’ve watched many Dateline episodes with similar claims that later turned out to be bogus.

If Tyler was abusive, he could also be relieved that he’s gone and he doesn’t necessarily want him to come back.

@tlindsay1007

5 ай бұрын

Conversely, maybe he didn't love Tyler. It could go both ways.

@ccharles848

5 ай бұрын

Good points.

@flowerpower8722

5 ай бұрын

mmmm nah. That would be a different matter that he may privately decide to resolve on his return - separation/ divorce. Even if things aren't good you would still be overwhelmingly concerned to find him. They did marry for a reason in the first place. The scenario of Tyler being abusive and a potential real threat, would also compel a person to want to at least know where he is, so can make moves to protect himself against a 'surprise visit'.

@dlc5166

5 ай бұрын

If Tyler were abusive wouldn't there be physical signs left on his partner the police would have seen when Marshall called 911 or destruction of property inside their home? Nothing in the interview mentioned anything so is that information that will come out later that is being guarded right now?

@lynleebossard6417

5 ай бұрын

@@dlc5166The police determined the call to be unfounded & said no crime had been committed.

Thank you for covering this case!! All of Lincoln is following this case. We all just want to find Tyler. The attorney, Sandy Pollack, definitely shows emotion and empathy when deserved. I was a client at one time. He was very compassionate.

Great show. Alarm bells went off at the following ~ *if* he thought Tyler were alive, why didn't he address him directly as in, "Please come home to US"? The bit about not searching because he had to be there for 'the kids' doesn't cut too much ice with me. The 'kids', if I understood correctly, are teenagers rather than youngsters. For Tyler to have 'run off' & deserted his kids....& *not to have gone to his dad's*...nope; this doesn't hang together for me. I hope Tyler's ok. Blessings! Jackie in upstate NY

@MsMorganGirls

6 ай бұрын

I'm with you. How about "just come home" or "call home"? Presumably, Tyler knows where "home" is, whether it's with Marshall and the children or his own parents.

Thank you so much for covering this! I am from Lincoln and this has been weighing heavily on Nebraska's heart.

I'm surprised y'all even heard about this. Several of us here locally have reached out to a few podcasts but for some reason I didn't even think of you guys & I don't know why now. I think I was just more thinking of getting his name & info out there to to major networks to concentrate on finding him, but this helps with that, too. Win/win.❤❤❤

@mariannelibertad

6 ай бұрын

What do you mean? Do you know him?

@kar702

6 ай бұрын

@@mariannelibertad he just said he lived locally smh

@mariannelibertad

6 ай бұрын

@@kar702 ok :)

@lynleebossard6417

6 ай бұрын

@@mariannelibertad yes, like @kar702 said, I live in Lincoln. We've been trying to get the word out. I watch TBP regularly & lately especially they've covered a lot more high profile cases & celebrities. I love those, too, but seeing Tyler's case pop up when it's local to me & I know some of his friends & family & helped search for him, it just really shocked me is all.

I'm in Michigan and love your show. We've just gotten through the Shanda Vander Ark trial, I would love for you to consider doing a show on her. Thank you all for teaching us some of what you know.

@talestalo

5 ай бұрын

Shanda Vander Ark - done already.

THANK YOU so much for covering this. You guys have built a ginormous platform and appreciate you helping the efforts to find Tyler.

The husband looks botoxed up but seems like he isn't grieving but scared and on edge. I have a bad feeling about this guy... Thanks fellas!

@aquariussista

5 ай бұрын

Not botoxed just aging because of life and stress

@NicolaMaxwell

5 ай бұрын

@@aquariussista Looks like he has botox in his forehead, there's not much movement, very smooth and when he does move the muscles they don't crinkle. Botox takes wrinkles away, life and stress would give him more deeper wrinkles. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@aquariussista

5 ай бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell I was speaking of his receding hairline and his forehead being bigger is what I was talking about with life and stress. I will have to look up more people who have Botox and the signs lol I'm not familiar with it. (Thanks ) When he spoke I noticed that he definitely doesn't look like he is grieving and he knows something that pains his heart.

@NicolaMaxwell

5 ай бұрын

@@aquariussistaYou're welcome,😁 I've had botox in my forehead for migraines and it makes it very smooth and wrinkles don't show and stops movement. I don't see grief in him, I see fear. I think he's hiding something. He looks nervous but I don't see grief for his missing husband.

@RJ-jc4zb

5 ай бұрын

bad feelings lead to a lot of false arrests

19:11 I agree! The attorney is like a Bobblehead the entire time. I noticed this from the beginning. Something is VERY odd with both of them. Also I haven’t seen tears. And I thought it was odd that he said “so many people love you” but didn’t say “I love you”....that’s very odd to me.

@janmuldoon

5 ай бұрын

LOL!!!!!! Supposedly that attorney is the best in this whole city (Lincoln Ne). He actually looks very clueless!!!!😂

@jooloomcgoo

5 ай бұрын

He was in the process of trying to get divorced due to domestic violence. He probably doesn’t love him anymore and that’s why he wants the divorce.

the last crying motion sounds more like 'guilt' towards the father rather then genuine grief for the spouse

YES! Thanks for the shout out Greg! Was so glad I saw this posted and you guys could cover this. Very interesting… and this getting coverage will most certainly help getting Tyler home, or at least closer to learning what really happened.

No one wants to spend their time looking for something when they already know where it is.

@kezs5798

5 ай бұрын

Very good point

@amygiacomelliart

5 ай бұрын

Yup

He's acting odd. 22 years of marriage I have never had to call police during a argument.

@terryglendening5779

5 ай бұрын

Count your blessings! I feel bad for people who have needed police intervention. I couldn't stay in a relationship like that!

@tlindsay1007

5 ай бұрын

It happens a lot.

@Leo.campbell

5 ай бұрын

@@terryglendening5779 I had one bad relationship. I swore it would never happen again. I would rather be alone then put up with that crap !

@Leo.campbell

5 ай бұрын

@@tlindsay1007 I feel bad that people settle for that kind of life, when they deserve so much better 😔

@tlindsay1007

5 ай бұрын

Agree with you on that. When I see red flags from even a potential friend, I'm outta' there. @@Leo.campbell

Tyler contacts 2 separate male acquaintances the goes for a run around the block, wearing his smart watch and using his phone as a torch. His phone is on until he reaches the building at south west fire and rescue. Then he turns it off…. And disappears. To me the entire timeline points at Tyler having an affair. The couple’s relationship is strained. They have an argument. And then in my opinion Tyler leaves to be picked up by the other man. Meets him at the fire and rescue station, turns his phone off so that his location cannot be tracked through location services by his spouse. That’s what the timeline and behaviours look like. In my opinion this looks very much like Tyler has run off with another guy, or has been disposed of by a creep that he was cheating with. And the body language of the husband suggests consistently that he suspects this, but has no proof that Tyler was seeing someone else. So he can’t throw those accusations around and is withholding that suspicion.

@kristinahernandez564

5 ай бұрын

With that context it makes more sense why he has more anger than concern.

@lynleebossard6417

5 ай бұрын

Where did you get the information he contacted two separate male acquaintances? And how does "the entire timeline" point to him having an affair? And IF he was, what would be the chances that person turned out to be someone who would murder him??

@moonsharn

5 ай бұрын

@@kristinahernandez564I think he assumes that Tyler’s run off with someone. Thus why he says things like “contact your Dad” rather than “contact me”. He thinks Tyler is alive, and thinks Tyler won’t contact him personally, but he may reach out and let his dad know that he’s okay. I think that’s why he’s also not out searching for him, but comforting the kids instead. He thinks Tyler’s just abandoned them.

Honestly you guys are frigging brilliant - of course you are because this is what you do, so hats off to you all. I’ve been following you since you first started TBP and I still suck at seeing even half of what you do. I watch the entire screen and yet miss so much body language. Beggars belief how thick I am! 😄

I think what Marshall was withholding was that he told Tyler that night that he was getting a divorce. After that he had to call 911, presumably because Tyler became abusive in some way. This is from what Marshall posted later on Facebook. He also said Tyler had a history of DV. I dont think he wanted everybody to know those things.

@hannahmitchell87

5 ай бұрын

I'm copy pasting your comment to people accusing Marshall. Hope you don't mind. I don't know the truth but his story makes sense & deserves to be heard. Especially as he has been cleared by police. Analyses of live cases have made me uncomfortable since Gaby Petito, Nicola Bulley's husband (sorry, forget his name) & now this. It's so easy to get carried away with speculation (I do too) & just fuels the gossip mill. I feel really bad for the guy if he was trying to protect Tyler & was, in fact the victim himself.

@prechagirl

5 ай бұрын

If that were so it wouldn't make sense for Tyler to run off

@kerriganm

5 ай бұрын

@@prechagirlI disagree. He may be “punishing” his spouse by disappearing and the spouse might suspect this is so, so he’s feeling anger instead of grief. It’s an idea, anyway.

@talestalo

5 ай бұрын

@@kerriganm In that case, why does he fake crying? If he's just angry, nothing wrong with that - no need to fake sorrow.

@BiddyBiccy

5 ай бұрын

It's convenient that Tyler isn't here to give his side of the story. Narcissistic abusers will always accuse their victims of being the abuser and be quite convincing about it, except I don't find this guy convincing at all, he has no pain or grief or trauma in his expressions or body language. His crying is forced. I'm not saying he's abusive or that he did anything to Tyler, but I'm not buying his story.

As an Australian (survey says there are lots of us watching you), I knew nothing about this case. Reading about it, the men were close to ending their marriage. Wouldn't this make his responses more understandable? Their sons need him. His dad needs him. His spouse doesn't want him dead but doesn't want him back.

@matukonyc

5 ай бұрын

Perhaps, but I would think a fair amount of guilt, regret, and fear would still be felt, unless the man was an absolute monster.

@leannemo7382

4 ай бұрын

Or…if Tyler is dead, he won’t have to divide assets or pay child support.

the fact hes sitting with his attorney say a lot

@carolincas

6 ай бұрын

yeah. never even thought about that.

@RavenaDenver

6 ай бұрын

Yea that he's smart. Even Chase and them say to NEVER talk without one. Even if you're innocent.

@kezs5798

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely. He is creepy as too. So fake

@Caketime2

5 ай бұрын

​@@RavenaDenverespecially if you're innocent!

@forrestfey

5 ай бұрын

Not realy.

Y'all are my absolute FAVORITES!!! I have learned so much more just from your show and your books! On this video, I really feel like he is still really angry too. He looks almost disgusted with Tylers behavior and really, with him in general. He also lowers his head when answering certain questions. Is that him protecting his throat? Just curious what you all thought. I would love to know more about that video too. You 4 absolutely AMAZE me at the things you catch and notice, that I never even paid ANY attention! Incredible...all of you! :-)

Thank you for covering Tyler's case. It is so heartbreaking for all the families involved. Find Tyler Goodrich!

Hi Behaviour chanel! I am from Italy and I know nothing about this case. I have been following you for a long time and I appreciate your work very much. Would it be possible for you to analize some interviews with survivors of terrorist attacks, like for instance some Israeli guys who saw their loved ones die before their eyes on 7 October and, incomprehensibly, talk about it laughing? Or events further back in time and perhaps less sensitive, like the stories of the survivors of the Orlando Pulse nightclub mass shooting, or of the ex-wife of the shooter Omar Mateen. I saw an episode of Monster in my family about it, and the testimonies all seemed very distant to me. I understand that the implications of a similar video are more serious than those of a daily crime news video, but the social contribution is also different, since in the wake of these events legislative, political and, unfortunately, truly serious military decisions are taken. Thank you very much for your attention and precious work

@terryglendening5779

5 ай бұрын

Good suggestion. I'd like to see that too. Hello to Italy from Ohio, USA!

@TangentChaos

5 ай бұрын

@@cjjohnson7095 I can only imagine the kind of madness laughter you have when you're grief stricken. That is a thing. Curious on the choice of... leaving out the activist zaelot groups causing that to happen and just mentioning Israeli survivors

@francescaabbate8571

5 ай бұрын

@@cjjohnson7095 Neta and Iren are two young fiances who hid in a bunker. They survived two grenades. At the third grenade, Neta sacrifices his life by shielding Iren, who remains in the burning room but alive. The interview with Iren is in Israeli, but the girl smiles half the time... it's awkward to say the least... In American there is an ABC interview done less than a month from October 7th with three young brothers who saw their parents die, again shielding their kids: Rotem, Shir and Shakked Matias. Rotem's story is odd and sometimes the two girls laugh, or cover their faces apparently to repress their smiles... I know it sounds crazy if you haven't seen the videos, that is why it would be great to hear the Panel's expert opinion about it. The topic is sensitive, but the government narrative has already been debunked by part of Israeli press and some international organizations. As the Behavoiur Panel analyzed Prince Andrew accused of pedophilia, in my opinion they can take into consideration the interviews with the alleged survivors. To this date, also thanks to these interviews, we have +13.000 children killed and God knows how many orphans, mutilated and missing. If these were actors (IF) they deserve to be exposed and face their responsibilities, don't they?

It's interesting that he summarizes that the night "happened" but goes into so much detail to explain why he isn't searching. There's a lot of missing info there, and in my opinion, it's on purpose.

Missed you 4. Hope everyone had a good break. Thank you for making these vids.

That’s like what Chris Watts said. “I need them to come home”

@kezs5798

5 ай бұрын

Nailed it! Totally agree

@Caketime2

5 ай бұрын

I 100% got Chris Watts the entire way through

@constancedenchy9801

5 ай бұрын

I had that same thought

@brianjoe7070

5 ай бұрын

@@Caketime2that’s absolutely ridiculous!

@Caketime2

5 ай бұрын

@@brianjoe7070 how so? I'm obviously not even the only one

Hi guys 😊 Thanks for doing this. It is such a privilege to learn from you all.

Hi guys. I just found your KZread. It's very good! Kinda takes the old mainstream forensic shows to a more in depth level.

"The rest of the night happened" I dare say he's trying to protect Tyler that may change the opinion of him being missing and it also doesn't sound like they're a couple any longer, which could account for him saying "Just call your father". Something happened that was bad and beyond just a fight. Also- it's been 47 days. People grieve differently and he has very likely already spilled his tears over this.

@emmaw2634

6 ай бұрын

I agree

@Notmyname666

6 ай бұрын

Yes your 100% right he released a statement just now explaining he was the victim of DV from Tyler and he called the police for help that night….tyler thought he was about to be arrested so he ran away, divorce process had already been started

@Notmyname666

6 ай бұрын

He didn’t want to say anything bad publicly about Tyler as he thought it would stop him returning

@lynleebossard6417

6 ай бұрын

@@Notmyname666And that statement was full of BS.

@prechagirl

5 ай бұрын

​@@Notmyname666he would know the general area in which to start searching then. If argument happened I would feel bad for what happened and at least give some idea where to start. It makes him appear callous and cold

"Q: Do you believe Tyler is still alive? A: I refuse not to." What an unusual response - reads like NO(refuse), NO(not). He sounds like Theresa Balboa when he says "he just needs to come home." And it scares me each time he looks down left - the timing, the expression . . I see a dead man. "Life doesn't stop" that's a perfect way to describe the day after someone close dies. And then he smiles. Everyone 'helping get this message out' It's a message? That's grief light. Glad to hear you gentlemen give him the benefit of doubt. You're generous.

Great take. It’s hard to be speculative in the face of loss, but you do it with grace. 💜

I love that you are helping a current missing person case!❤❤

Yee, its thursday 🎉. Looking forward to your take in yet another case. You guys are upright, down to earth, super skilled, funny and I love the synergy effect of you all together. Just wanted to mention it ;)

@beans2744

6 ай бұрын

I concur

Mark nailed it. We don’t have enough background/context. Many rumors out there -

The smirk when he mentioned November 4th all over again is a give away he is hiding something

This is super interesting. I don't want to jump to conclusions but the way the husband says things are off to me like they said no indication of grief,emotion.😮

Praying for a great outcome on this one. Good job you four. ❤

Hiya! I would love a video on what fictional interrogation tropes irritate you the most. Great video, as always!

@veeeds

5 ай бұрын

Agree with this concept. Sometimes the criminals are so irritating I can barely stand to watch them. Then I don't feel like watching the video again because I can't bear the lies and horrible behavior. I wish they'd do some shows just talking about learning points.

@teresev1435

5 ай бұрын

@@veeedsI felt that way about Amber Heard, Meghan M., and Andrew Tate (in no particular order. I have a hard time watching them, for whatever reason.

When parents of teenagers are arguing/fighting that severely, where cops are called, the teenagers are more likely than younger kids to have been trying to stop the fight, helping the parent being abused, etc. So, the teens might know a lot about what happened.

@janmuldoon

5 ай бұрын

The older boy wasn't home, only the younger kid was. I think he's around 12.

You should do a video on examples of what we’d see in normal displays of grief in women and in men. Tears don’t flow the same. Throats and breathing etc

"Emotional contagion" What an interesting phrase!

Because he said 'call your dad' and because he has not been involved in the search and because this all happened following a significant argument between them, I think this man may be done with the relationship himself but realises that his children are not. If so, he is in a tough position because if their relationship was coming to an end, then of course he is going to be regarded with even more suspicion than if everything between them had been on good terms when Tyler went missing. It is the kind of thing that can throw an investigation like this off course for a long time for all the wrong reasons and he does still have an obligation to take care of their kids.

@KaitlynJaney

5 ай бұрын

I agree with this! He gets visibly emotional in regards to their kids needing Tyler and how they’re devastated, I feel if he had done something to Tyler I can’t imagine much concern for his kids pain throughout this time and them needing him too.

@graykobain6001

5 ай бұрын

Seems like he'd already "moved on" emotionally from his husband

I’d love if you guys covered the Ezra McCandless case. She crafted a massive web of lies around all of the people in her life and I’d love to see you pick her apart. Thanks!

@carolincas

6 ай бұрын

that would amazing.

@Alltruecrime79

5 ай бұрын

I was going to ask about them doing this case too. There’s so much to use and would be awesome to hear their thoughts.

@MrsDannunzio

5 ай бұрын

OMG... Fascinating case! Right up there with Jody Arias and Casey Anthony.

@lanahaxer

5 ай бұрын

I watched the videos on Rottweiler investigations and on dreading and a few other places, I would LOVE to see them break it down, too!

@sprinkles8288

5 ай бұрын

Yes 🙌

Hi BP! An arguement so bad, would of had to escalate into violence, for the police to be called. There is a missing piece to this puzzle and Marshall has it. 🙁

@cherihayward350

5 ай бұрын

Would like to hear the 911 call🤔

@investigator77

5 ай бұрын

@@cherihayward350 I was just going to say that!! It would be VERY interesting to hear that call.

Is it normal for a lawyer to be present for an interview like this?

@sherryrutledge8792

5 ай бұрын

Yes!

@meesamagill1193

5 ай бұрын

Not at all. Why would he need a lawyer? Speaks volumes

@jerryjohnson736

5 ай бұрын

@@meesamagill1193 How do you watch this channel at all and not understand the importance of having an attorney present during interviews?

@meesamagill1193

5 ай бұрын

@@jerryjohnson736 hes not being interviewed as a suspect at this stage and if hes innocent he doesnt need one

@CalixtoPrimeiro

5 ай бұрын

Usually the partner is present to give moral support 😏

I learned from you guys that folks who want their missing back ignore the questions - they lead the conversation with any press with pictures or are too busy wracking their brains to share info that could be helpful - like he might be here or has family there or you might see him at x, y, or z kind of places… They’re showing pictures and rattling off hotline numbers, begging for any help in finding the missing. When he says “if he wants to come home - and be a father to our children”… They argued about parenting, or something. He mentions being a dad many times. That is important to him.

@PBTexasBoy

5 ай бұрын

He knows where he is. Dude wasn't buying into the arrangement anymore. He escaped.

Thank you for doing this one!

Love your channel. Please will you analyse Ty Tucker. Even if you don’t I’ll continue to watch as you are all great and I look forward to your videos. Much love from the England 🙌🏻

My spidey sense says their big fight might have ended with what might have seemed like a break-up. The relationship appeared to have been volatile and Marshall may have known Tyler didn't want to call him, but should at least call his dad. I'm also worried about the adopted teenage boys. They've had been in a challenging home and had a rough life before that,

I noticed there have been at least 5 men missing from lincoln in the past couple of years, just vanished! Very strange.

@teresev1435

6 ай бұрын

Now THAT’S interesting!

@constancedenchy9801

5 ай бұрын

WOW

@teresev1435

5 ай бұрын

@@constancedenchy9801 There’s news on the case, I just searched the case after your comment. Some woman had “a vision.” Let’s see what’s new…

This interview with Marshall was done before he went on a little fb rant. He said Tyler was abusive and that his attorney was his divorce attorney in his post on fb. Marshall also made several other statements that honestly made it clear to me that he absolutely has no interest in Tyler coming back. Which I felt from the beginning. Marshall hated Tyler, and he wanted him gone.

@mikealinewallgren4985

5 ай бұрын

Spot on. I heard he's seeing someone. He didn't want to share house or kids. He had 13 hours to get rid of evidence. He left after police too. His parents live down the street. He's absolutely guilty

As usual so appreciative of what you guys do.

I’m just glad they aren’t doing another “closer look” episode

My first impression: this guy understands that T might not want to call him due to whatever made the 911 call occur. He expects he knew where T went (maybe someplace he doesn't want publicly known, another bf?), but isn't sure why he hasn't come back yet, this isn't the first time T went there when these guys fought. He wants T to think of his dad and kids, not him, in order to want to come home, because of the arguments that went on, maybe got physical or verbally meaner than intended. I see guilt, but not of a crime, more like regret for whatever happened.

Indeed, there's lots of phrases/words that made my brows raise. I hope Tyler will be found soon.

Appreciate you guys ❤

Might not a person react in this manner if they had already reached the absolute end of their rope with the missing person before that person went missing only to have that person, from their perspective, go on to disappear and create a situation as truly terrible as this? A situation which not only places the missing person himself at risk but which leaves his spouse and children behind to deal with the aftermath? That’s what crosses my mind when watching these clips.

@lisafinnegan7905

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree. Behavior Panel's opinions are utter nonsense on this video. All concluding the guy is withholding because of guilty conscience. They clearly are unable to hypothesize someone's true intentions and this video proves it. Scary.

No idea what happened, but I like to think, "If he's innocent, what does this mean?" And "If he's guilty, what does this mean?". 1. He may have said, "Call your dad", because he and Marshall broke up during their argument. Or perhaps because Marshall still holds out hope that Tyler is alive, but Dad proclaims he must be dead. Tell Dad you're alive first. 2. Personally, if I found out my spouse had an affair, I might use distancing language like Marshall 's. Maybe if I was the one who wanted to break up I would too. That might be the info left out. 3. I might say "He left out of the garage" to make it clear that I had no opportunity to stop him from leaving. (ie. I didn't see him go, because it was a remote exit point) Who knows? I'm just pondering and mean no disrespect to anyone involved. Would love to know more.

Great analysis!

IDK. When he said to " just call your dad" and shed maybe an actual tear, to me, it seems like the Dad may be particularly heartbroke, naturally, but it looks like the tears were more for the Dads pending loss. Like that for reasons, gets to him. But who knows? Hi Mark!

Some info that may add some clarity is that the fight was Tyler’s partner told him he was filing for divorce - that was the fight they had. Tyler had been violent towards him and the kids in the past, so this is why he called the cops and probably why Tyler ran off. Also, it looks like he may have had some Botox in the not-too-distant past. He’s got some movement in the forehead but not full and the skin is too smooth. I think he’s genuinely upset and also angry.

@edwardmeradith2419

5 ай бұрын

This is crucial info for context

@lynleebossard6417

5 ай бұрын

It's convenient that Marshall has only come out with this story of DV toward him & the kids shortly after didn't buy this very interview that came out on our local news station. If my husband was being abusive toward my children, I wouldn't be on tv asking him to come back & be a dad to our kids.

@janmuldoon

5 ай бұрын

He accused Tyler of domestic violence in the past but there has never been any record of it and he was never charged with anything. No prior police calls prove his claims. Tyler was employed by the state of Nebraska corrections dept and if he had had any convictions he would not be working there. I also dont believe he would have been allowed to adopt children if there were documented incidents of abuse in any form. That claim by Marshall just doesnt hold water.... I dont believe it.

9 minutes in, no idea what’s going on, but seeing and hearing this guy crying makes me feel nothing at all. And that tells me all I need to know.

@hannahmitchell87

6 ай бұрын

does it?

I would NEVER give an interview if my partner was missing! I've asperger and people never find my emotions believable.

Right out of the gate, as soon as I heard “the rest of the night happened”, it was obvious this guy is leaving out HUGE chunks of time. Missing time = missing facts.

I saw the contempt or disdain Mark's talking about in the second video. I caught the mouth movement, but didn't know what to call it. Pleased that it was mentioned, though.

I haven't watched a Behaviour Panel video in a while. Because I've watched that much. It's good to be back.

I keep wondering what the kids saw and heard. He seems to be using a lot of distancing words too. The fact that neither his phone, nor credit card have been used doesn't bode well for a good outcome. Feel for the kids.

I took Chase's advise and looked for what was missing: 😃no paid promotions 😃 It makes the panel sound so much more trustworthy.

@HGCUPCAKES

6 ай бұрын

Do you work for free? You should. It will make you seem so much more trustworthy. Imagine you actually had an education like these guys and then be told to work for free to be believed. You wouldn’t work for free, so don’t expect others to.

@fionaewen6231

6 ай бұрын

​@@HGCUPCAKES l ve often worked for free in my trained profession and doing menial horrible jobs others wouldn't do. Its not always about money , in fact thats where the worlds going wrong right now.

@chasehughesofficial

6 ай бұрын

@@HGCUPCAKES❤

@tcme11

5 ай бұрын

​@@fionaewen6231Virtue signaling.

@CalixtoPrimeiro

5 ай бұрын

@@HGCUPCAKES Ehm...I wouldn't compare appearing on this channel to a paid job; I consider it to be PR for the BP members' other activities; they use the weekly posts on body language to promote their new seminars, online courses, consultancy services and so on, which activity is in its nature for free. Once the BP started promoting *anything* from software to microwave oven meals, educating on body language aspect seems to have become less of a motivation for the BP which makes the posts less enjoyable.