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@mi-xl5mp

Жыл бұрын

WOW. Do you guys remamber that guy... Dr. Phil was talking to him. Guy killed his girlfriend. Dr. Phil was talking to him at his parents house. It's like "deja vu"

@3dguy839

Жыл бұрын

The "interviewer" sounded like a high-school newspaper reporter Interviewing the school janitor Not the point Just noticeable compared to all the police interrogators Ive heard So far

@masterpiecehero

Жыл бұрын

what's the poster in chases background!?

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

​@@masterpieceheroArt his mate did for him of his wife.

@fredrikxx2867

Жыл бұрын

​@@NicolaMaxwellthats pretty cool, i allways thought it was a poster of the badabing at The Sopranos

How did that guy know that " nobody was there" if HE wasn't there either??

"We weren't having any issues" Unless you count her alcoholism, her hitting me with a dog leash, us splitting up, her bringing charges against me, and numerous undefined problems.

@pixie3760

Жыл бұрын

Lol. I know right! He's such a stupid man, every time he opened his mouth he might as well have said " yep, I did it "

After she filed the restraining order or made the first complaint, I LOVE how he admits he thought it would "look good" if he went back to make sure everything was ok with her. If someone files a false complaint against me, why do I have to go to them to make myself look good?

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

Good point.

His predatory direct stare is creepy, intense, and frightening. She must have been terrified to be on the receiving end of his rage.

I cannot believe you guys missed a huge slip of tongue which literally gives away his entire scenario and explains all the emphases he's been making throughout the video. He said that after the separation which resulted in a restraining order, he decided to go back to her and give the relationship a second chance "to look good"; immediately after this slip he corrected himself. I'm almost positive he hated this woman and wanted to kill her in that previous incident, but she pushed a restraining order against him so if she was killed, he knew everyone would be suspicious of him instantly. He waited for a while and then made good with her to act as if they were a good couple again. He took this girl to a lot of places with surveillance throughout the previous days (that's the reason why he puts a lot of emphasis on the places that they had fun in prior days and talks about the cameras) and when he thought he made a good enough impression, he killed her. This is why his only alibi is "we were good, had no problems".

@robirew5094

Жыл бұрын

He slipped saying he went to work at 5am and wtd till 5:30 but suddenly was at Lenny’s from 5am on

@catbishop27

Жыл бұрын

I caught that too. "To look good." Whaaat???

@esindirik4447

Жыл бұрын

@@robirew5094 yup and he also changed it once more to 3am. He cannot even keep his basic lies straight.

@esindirik4447

Жыл бұрын

@@catbishop27 his face literally frozen at the moment he slipped. he was so terrified realizing what he said and tried to correct himself but it was too late. I'm really surprised the guys missed it.

@dlc5166

Жыл бұрын

Caught the to look good remark too

I can’t get over the nobody was there comment 😆

"You're not hanging out with the wrong crowd. You ARE the wrong crowd!" LOL. Nice one Greg. 😂

everyone said you did, are you saying they're lying? "Well first of all, no one was there"

@brookemckinley5709

Жыл бұрын

First red flag lol

@BeegirlsHoneyHouse

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I know fer a fact that none of themselves were thar cause I was! 🤯🇺🇸⚖️

@Sue20022010

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, right? "...there was no one there..." when I was murdering her, so there

If he wasn't there, how can he assert, 'Noone was there'?

@karenneill9109

Жыл бұрын

Yes, because obviously SOMEONE was there…

Any type of abuse in childhood changes that child. And it lasts their entire life. It may not take someone in a negative direction. It can take them down a positive road. When the abused decides to not let it rule their future, they go on to do some great things. Living proof right here. 🙋‍♀️

@pattibrown1809

Жыл бұрын

👊You are so correct. I know from experience as well. What I learned was to love and be nice to people (just did the exact opposite of my parents) Also to see the beauty all around us!❤✌

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

🙌🙌🙌❤ love this comment!!!!!

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

​@@pattibrown1809AMAZING!🙌

To Chase's point that people often project their faults (or shame) onto others my mom has a motto that she has told me my whole life which is "Whenever you point your finger at someone else you must remember that there are 3 fingers pointing back at you." It has stayed with me in every interaction I've had.

@mortalclown3812

Жыл бұрын

A milder version of this occurs to me in that, at times, what I resent in another can be a trait I possess. Yikes.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

I love that. "Before you point fingers make sure your hands are clean" was my Mum's

How did he know, nobody was there....guilty

I now have a new best friend named "Lenny" who i will be blaming EVERYTHING on!!! 😮😊😂

It is EXTREEMLY creepy when he looks at the camera!!!!

He blew it when he said...`noone was there`

@tinestokmo44

4 ай бұрын

Also, "I never told him about that" when confronted about Lenny having said he wanted to kill her 🤦‍♀️

Completely irrelevant but I have to say that Chase has the best smile ever. 🏆

The mix of each of your (Y’all’s)(all y’all’s) personalities and approaches to body language is absolutely incredible. I can’t express enough gratitude to each of you for creating this channel 🎉❤

@73egg

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

First clip - the guy said, "No one was there!" How does he know no one was there if he wasn't there and was out "doing several things"?

OMG, some of the stuff Mark comes out with. Human behaviour with the yawning or non-yawning, the domesticated wolves, taking over the guarding of the sleeping humans. LOVE IT. LOVE IT. I could listen to him talk about that stuff all day. I'd love to hear what he knows about herd behaviour in horses - which ones watch, which ones listen out for threats and danger? And I love Mark's passion when he talks about it all. More, more, more please Mark.

@mariannelibertad

Жыл бұрын

❤

@stevepeterson5943

Жыл бұрын

Greg's got horses, he's used them for a few examples in some videos. Yeah, I'm always excited to hear Mark's insights and references : )

@jogrant3851

Жыл бұрын

@@stevepeterson5943 Oh I wish I had heard that. I've always had horses too and being around them so much, I'm sure I became part of their little herd, and where their attention was, so was mine, without even thinking about it. I always noticed that my chestnut would be the one to poke his head over the crest of a hill when I called because I couldn't see them, to say, yes, we are here and we hear you, all's fine. My little grey horse seemed to be the one to hear the slightest sounds, while the chestnut, appy and bay kept grazing. They were pretty consistent, I thought, so it would be great to hear about any studies on that kind of horse behaviour. Yes, Mark is a wealth of interesting knowledge.

@stevepeterson5943

Жыл бұрын

@@jogrant3851 My Grandpa, born in 1900, preferred work horses to engine powered things, like cars and tractors, which being new at that time, gave him trouble. So, he would say "I like a horse, because a horse will always start in the morning." : )

@jogrant3851

Жыл бұрын

@@stevepeterson5943 That's true for sure. Your Grandpa was a wise man.

I have A lot of respect for all four of you. Chase, I appreciate how you never condescend to your audience. The genetic information you gave is very interesting. Thank you

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that

The woman interviewer was very logical, and did not engage in emotional thinking - that’s her superpower.

I just started the video and I have already decided he is guilty. Why? He keeps saying "No one was there." How does he KNOW no one was there? If he was telling the truth, he would say "They said no one was there."

He sits there basically calling her an alcoholic and victim blaming, but says he still loves her. He's a monster and a particularly stupid one at that.

@lizrivers4422

Жыл бұрын

And I can't imagine any woman, drunk or not, finding this man remotely attractive.....

Anyone is fascinated like me, just listening Mark? He always makes my day! 👏👏👏👏

Your videos keep getting better. Thank you for all the work you put into each of them and the humor you bring.

How does he know no one was there when the fire started. I'd say..... I wasn't there. Not.... 'no one was there' wow

How does he know nobody was there unless he was there?

In the beginning he said “I had a job I was supposed to do” . he didn’t say I was doing a job

@prechagirl

Жыл бұрын

Could have been when the m***** took place and went back to do the fire or had a simmering one going

I do appreciate that he has added a pocket square to his jump suit to smarten up his look. 🙃

@missaretha1969

Жыл бұрын

LOL!

I love how Chase is always just having a great time.

@caroleminke6116

Жыл бұрын

Busman’s holiday

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

I had to google that term, and I love it.

@jojersey4081

Жыл бұрын

@caroleminke6116 That is a great term!! 🤣🤣 I so needed a guttural laugh today. Thank you!!

Scott, I’m kind of surprised that you would let main stream media, Hollywood, the Internet, trolls, etc. control you. Do your joke. Forget to say you’re leaving Chase hanging. Don’t be afraid of being canceled. That’s the only way to combat those crazy people.

I wonder if Lenny has a brother named Lenny and another brother named Lenny? 😂😂😂

@HollyMacNaughton

2 ай бұрын

Oof... that is a really cringe, unfunny "joke", and it is a reach... the original name is Daryl, so how on earth did you think that was anything resembling an association?

@kyleanderson2949

Ай бұрын

Lenny, what ya done diddly did, da-gum!

@gulliblesbabbles

Ай бұрын

Totally got the Lenny, Lenny and Lenny comment. Made me laugh. 😂😂😂

I think the best thing I have ever heard is "He's the smartest guy in the room, he's just in the wrong room". Brilliant.

@Alien_at_Large

Жыл бұрын

"Dunning Kruger is his lifestyle"!

@amandagermany5933

Жыл бұрын

@@Alien_at_Large Yes!! I think we all have at least met a guy like this.

@Alien_at_Large

Жыл бұрын

@@amandagermany5933 Of course, we all suffer the Dunning-Kruger effect if we ever get good at anything.

@amandagermany5933

Жыл бұрын

@@Alien_at_Large Unless we are plagued with Imposter Syndrome.

Congratulations to Chase and his wife on their baby news. I'm sure their baby will come out of the womb an expert in body language.

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

Tan Baby!

@pixie3760

Жыл бұрын

If it doesn't come out an expert, the very first lie will give him/her a good clue, lol.

He looks like he wants to laugh.

If he wasn’t at the scene of the crime, how would he know “No one was there?”

July 16 - 12:04 am - He said "No one was there" how would he know that unless HE was there???

@writerabc

Жыл бұрын

He was there

This is so interesting. He thinks he has all the skills to divert everyone off his scent of guilt. What a numpty.

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 Omg. I just added "numpty" to my vocabulary. It's utterly fitting. Thanks for the belly laugh.

@sallyh7282

Жыл бұрын

@@krystalsutherland8392 Brilliant! 🤣

TIMESTAMPS FOR CLIPS SHOWN (including notes) Clip One 00:43 (Things to look for: Romancers, eye contact, no grief muscle, blink rate, choice of words, redirect, turtling, halting, brow request for approval, shift in cadence, lower teeth shown, feign disbelief & concern, noncontracted statements, disgust, & issues with his confirmation nods) 5:56 Sponser 8:58 Chase explains that he'll be dropping knowledge on developmental genetic & neurological issues that can cause aggression/violence (antisocial behavior) 11:38 Scott goes over noncontracted statements. Clip Two 19:33 (No mention of perpetrator, down left eye movement, low & tight illustrators, strong eye contact, internal dialogue, blink rate & shutter speed, missing grief, transference, persuasive head nod, hand movement, disgust & disdain) 21:33 Chase discusses the suspects calm & collected demeanor along with social intelligence. 23:05 Genetic Factor #1 Monoamine Oxidase A (MAOA) A.K.A. Warrior Gene. 27:10 Greg discusses Superficial charm 27:48 Greg discusses Transference 28:31 Front of mouth talking 32:00 Mark discusses Steepling Clip Three 35:59 (Disgust anger mash up, eyebrow flash, request for approval, severity softening) 38:39 Chase tells us what's common among guilty people 39:25 Disparaging the victim 40:42 Genetic Factor #2 Seratonin transporter gene (5-HTT) 44:16 Greg discusses narcissistic personality disorder Clip Four 51:31 (Contempt, disgust, creating time, single shoulder shrug, disparaging the victim, request for approval, uncharacteristic pause, hard eye lock, qualifier, & redirect) 58:15 Red flags you see in guilty people 59:00 Double emotional accessing (eyes down & to the right-emotional recall of events) 1:00:12 Genetic Factor #3 Dopamine Receptor Genes (DRD2 & DRD4) 1:02:25 Greg points out a lie & how he looks when telling it. 1:03:22 Greg wants us to mimic the behavior of tucking your chin while raising your brow. Clip Five 1:05:39 [missing grief, lack of concern, eyebrow flash, head nods, emotional eye accessing, guilty language, avoidance, redirect, no anger 1:08:50 Greg discusses head nods. 1:09:30 Self amusement & Dupers delight. 1:09:47 Redirect/Fan dancing 1:10:15 Framing discourse. 1:13:43 Emotional eye accessing 1:14:42 Genetic Factor #4 Catechol-O-Methyltransferase Gene & Noradrenaline (COMT) Clip Six 1:18:58 (Wide eyed, emotional accessing, pupil dilation, dupers delight, pulling taffy, request for approval, & shrinking) 1:22:24 Gene Environment interaction 1:26:57 Mark discusses character & personality 1:28:28 Pulling Taffy 1:28:40 Predatory smile 1:29:32 "The single best example of 'request for approval'" Clip Seven 1:32:15 (Eye lock, pupil dilation, fading facts, predator smile, emotional accessing, no grief, feigned shock, lack of emotional attachment, contempt, disgust, noncontracted denial, & dupers delight) 1:34:50 Innocent vs. Guilty responses 1:35:48 Genetic Factor #5 Genetic chronic stress & substance abuse. 1:36:14 Anhedonia (the loss of ability to feel pleasure. It's a common symptom of depressive & antisocial disorder) 1:37:16 Greg talks about when you feel grief because of a loss. Grief vs. Grieving. 1:41:10 Mark goes over some old school evolution behavioral psychology on why we yawn. Clip Eight 1:45:57 [This one was beyond laughable] (rambling, breaks eye contact, turtling, hesitancy, repetition, loss of fluidity, quick deep breath, vagueness, pronoun shift, story telling, mouth covering, increase in softening statements, disgust, fear, anger, & fading facts. 1:49:11 Greg on internal conversation 1:54:53 Genetic Factor #6 Early exposure to violence Clip Nine 2:02:14 (turtling, steepling, incongruity, emotional eye accessing, predatory smile, enlongating words. Along with change in tone, eye contact & posture especially when it comes to the phone) 2:06:28 Chase on people trying too hard to appear flawless 2:07:11 Honing in on details in a way that's usually only seen in guilty people (unconscious stress avoidance response) 2:07:50 Genetic Factor #7 Parental substance abuse that affects child's emotional & cognitive behavior. Clip Ten 2:15:23 (emotional eye accessing, steepling, fading facts, illustrators, predatory smile, redirect & reframing) 2:18:49 "Ego down questioning" 2:19:14 Genetic Factor #8 Childhood abuse/neglect 2:19:37 Mark's general behavioral principle 'Once is a pattern' Final Thoughts 2:28:58 2:30:32 Chase leaves us with a common tactic for someone with the suspects traits "When you see someone wearing a mask, the mask is usually the exact opposite of what that person is trying to hide."

@crowmedicine3890

Жыл бұрын

Wow, nice job. That took some work.

@danp1471

Жыл бұрын

@@crowmedicine3890 A little bit yeah lol. I do a majority of it throughout the day while at work though. I try to do it for every vid. Since it always gets buried in the comments I also add it under the pinned comment. Just FYI.

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for doing this!

@sparkythims4362

Жыл бұрын

@@danp1471Thank you 🙏

I Lost my husband in 2001 and still to this day something can be said, milestone even a song can bring the grief still shows up.

@ashleysouthwood5752

8 ай бұрын

It’s funny that you say that because it brings me back to when my grandfather had passed away, and I was standing in the middle of Meyer bawling my eyes out in the carpet rug section because the last days I got to spend with my grandfather I was cleaning his rugs and he was standing at the back slider door, micromanaging me and basically everything I was doing was wrong, but do you know what I would give to go back to that moment and clean those rugs one more time that’s how much I miss so you are absolutely right when people truly mean something to you something as simple as a smell can just break you.

@ashleysouthwood5752

8 ай бұрын

Or a rug ❤️❤️❤️❤️😂

When Greg did the impression of a kid telling a story at the campfire.... I cracked up and had to rewatch 😂

He seriously looks like he's trying not to smile when he starts to talk

Chase, I love your emphasis on the genetics of neurotransmitters. I was an ICU nurse for 40 years and observed many different conditions, including many rare diseases. I never encountered, in practice, any diagnoses related to a genetic neurotransmitter defect such as you are talking about, except for depression and anxiety. Either it is rare or not well defined. If you add the complexity of addiction, which is huge in today’s society, then the effects of neurotransmitter dysfunction becomes visible and hard to ignore. Drugs deplete our neuroreceptors until we are so depressed that we have to continue to use. One of the conclusions I have reached from your program is that severe childhood trauma leads to severe dysfunction as an adult, biologically and psychologically.

“I left - so many things to do - I can’t disclose b/c of the ongoing case, but I definitely left before the fire started - uh - happened…” Plus, all the folks the investigator told him accused him of “doing it” he said with some confidence of certainty “They weren’t there. They don’t know b/c they weren’t there.” If he wasn’t the killer and he wasn’t there, how does he know for sure one of those others named wasn’t there or didn’t do it? Narcissists give themselves away. Not too hard to read between lines this wide. Right?

You need a t-shirt “there were indiscrepancies in my case” 😂😂

If I'm accused of a horrible crime, my reaction to my accusers would be "yes, they're lying" not "no one was there..."

@MaShibe

4 ай бұрын

True, also the level of certainty that “no one was there” makes me think it’s because he was the only one there and believes that no one saw him

I'm so sick of these creeps killing. The woman do the right thing....still get killed. Then ppl wonder why...why some abused women handle it themselves? The police won't do anything except find the body and maybe arrest someone. After...the woman is gone.

"It would be kinda nice to go back, to look, look good, ya know". Lol, guilty statement of premeditated crime right there 😂😅😂

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

Right, lol. Really odd statement.

@danp1471

Жыл бұрын

Lol Yeah I peeped that too. 52:11 for those who may wonder. Although technically I think it's "It would be kinda nice to look, to look good, Ya know. Go back make sure everything is straightened out."

I think it's weird and interesting at the same time that, when asked by the reporter whether he is a monster, he doesn't reply "they don't know ME", but "they don't know THE CASE". As if knowing the case would show that he is not monster...

Chase’s memory is the hotel California- info checks in but it can never leave!

@ldolan4051

Жыл бұрын

Amazing, isn't it? Well put

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

Excellent comparison. I hope he sees this comment.

Loved the yawning/dogs connection, Mark! Hope the interviewer takes you up on your offer!!! Opportunity of a lifetime

1:58:34 😂 Scott! Best comments EVER! OMW I couldn't stop laughing... "Dude, your apartment's on fire..." 🤣 "Then he just poops on Lenny..." 😂 Dang, Scott, thanks for that! 🌟

The other day I was at the airport in Atlanta on a Delta layover and I was in line at Burger King giving my order to this really pretty girl working there. As soon as I was done ordering the guy behind me said "There's hesitancy. There's a loss of fluency. Repetition, vagueness spikes, there's lowered confidence, a loss of usual detail" and he went on and on. I have to say after some surprise my reaction was _nailed it,_ but it all makes sense now!

I feel like he lost in the intro, man. But has no idea the only one buying what he’s selling is himself.

Mark... The Thing About Lenny...hilarious 😂😂 Sounds like a book title.

The look on Chase's face when Scott says "Apparently, the early bird gets the meth" was _priceless_.

@lisapollard1548

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

At 52:00 he says that he went back to her after she filed the charges, even though he had told her that it was over and he wasn't coming back, because "then I thought about it and I said well, you know, it would be kind of nice to look.. look good." I wonder if that was why he took so many videos with her where they're looking all nice and happy and what-not. He told Lenny he was thinking about killing her, right? So if it was premeditated to an extent, all those photos and videos of them looking happy that he took on his phone might've been just "to look good."

@lorraineyoung102

Жыл бұрын

You said exactly what I'm thinking!

@AuntSnazzy

Жыл бұрын

Yep! I see this, too. Odd that he works so hard to elaborate with this female interviewer in that creepy, fake-gentle voice only to lay out a picture of premeditative action and motive. 😬

Scott with the “can’t pull off a Bowden”… 💗 💕 Too funny. 😁

He has what I call,"Psycho Eyes", When I see that, I'm already runniing.

A dead woman in his apartment and trying to blame other exes. Unbelievable!

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Sarah Boone when she said, "Dee, his ex-wife is a MONSTER." This right after she'd zipped her bf in a suitcase and let him suffocate while she slept, but yeah, the ex-wife is the monster. 🙄🤦‍♀️

"I'm just a dumb southern boy and I just don't understand why all these people think I'm guilty" LMAO.....do tell

I agree with Chase about people who wear a mask.. My father is a narcissist and the person he is when in public is the polar opposite to what he was like at home. I once got such a shock as a teenager when someone said to me your father is a gentleman.... Because of course that's the only side they saw of him. If someone appears to be too good to be true then they are too good to be true... Great show as always..👍

@BeegirlsHoneyHouse

Жыл бұрын

Me too and mine acted like a pious Christian and was a deacon for years, prompting frequent commendations for raising his girls and new family in a strong Christian home, after our mother committed suicide. Meanwhile at home he was sexually abusing my stepsister and I for YEARS‼️🤬

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

@@BeegirlsHoneyHouse I'm so sorry that happened to your family. Love to you ❤🙏

@stevepeterson5943

Жыл бұрын

​@@BeegirlsHoneyHouse that crime you mentioned has been reported to law enforcement, right?

@BeegirlsHoneyHouse

Жыл бұрын

@@stevepeterson5943 I’m near senior and he’s been dead for a decade. No and the closest accountability he ever had was adult supervising visitation required with my youngest sister after divorce. If I knew 50 years ago-40 years ago-30 years ago what I know now, perhaps I would’ve been able to seek Justice and prevent the victims that followed. People didn’t listen to children like they do now. I was devastated at 8 after moms od and no one even paid me any attention, some pitied me but it was all about poor dad left alone to care for the kids. No grief support, mental or emotional support… he frequently threatened me with orphanage placement and I was always terrified. He told and convinced my foreign born step mother that I was the compulsive, pathological liar and the problem.

Great comment by Mark, that children don't steeple fingers😂😂

No grief I wouldnt have thought anybody was dead.He pulls her character down and blames someone else.Guilty

Sounds like he premeditated it. He made sure they went out so they could be caught on cameras having a good time. And he videotaped how great they were having. And what was that about the note on her table that he had his camera out ready to record incident. Wth

Best description i have heard Of Grief- Grief is all the unvoiced love, the unmade memories, the missed touches and kisses and hugs that fill the broken heart to bursting and now have no place to go. It is length of all the paths taken and those that will never be taken because the hand you were meant to hold as you travel. is gone. It is the weight of every moment you shared multiplied by those you won't. That is why it feels like an overwhelming wave. It isn't something scheduled or controlled

"we got several witnesses who say you did it. Answer: No one was there." (You're indicating that YOU were there). Students, the correct answer would be, No.

I have some questions... if someone IS falsely accused of something, wouldn't they spend a lot of time thinking about that and how to get across to others that they're falsely accused? If they believe there IS another perpetrator, should they be viewed as a liar if they bring up the alternative possible suspect? It'd be great if you guys could find an interview of someone who was later exonerated of the crime they were convicted of, and how they speak about it, or how they spoke about it pre-exoneration if there are interviews available on that. If you could find video on Tyrone Day, or Sidney Holmes, Martin Santillan, or Leonard Cure to analyze, that might be very interesting!

@amywill9185

Жыл бұрын

I wondered the same thing! Do a reverse analysis. David Camm would be another interesting case. LE accused wrongfully of killing family.

I think the bit about videoing the note where there was a threat against her was him premeditating another suspect, which was why he filmed it. He probably planted the note himself that she didn't notice. I can't read 1300+ comments, but I can't be the only one that noticed that.

Why would someone need to go back into a volatile relationship ‘to make it look good’? Odd use of words. Make it look good to whom?

@dlc5166

Жыл бұрын

To look good for himself I'm guessing - he tells on himself all the time

I love the rapport you guys have. You bounce off each other just like brothers do. Love it!!

I hate it when people excuse criminal acts with childhood trauma, finally someone called it for what it is, thank you Mark Bowden @ 1:26:45

Anyone who has ever been in a relationship knows that just because you had a blast out at the bar, that doesn't preclude the possibility of having a knock down, drag out argument after you get home. Especially if heavy drinking is involved. The whole mood can do a 180 very quickly.

Thursday….. Best day of the week…! The behavioral panel comes out with an episode…! ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you

The male version of Pamela Hupp😂

narcissists always play the victim when they're the perp

If you guys ever want to do an amazing fund raiser you should raffle off a dinner with you 4. You guys are great craic

the last couple parts made me think that he had spent weeks setting up this whole thing ...being so nice on "tape" at different places...what do you think??

In the first video, he says “no one was there” and then repeats that again. 1-wouldn’t he have had to be there to know no one was there?! (I.e. you can’t prove a negative) 2-someone had to be there if it was arson. Therefore that statement can’t be true on multiple accounts.

@johnwinger2240

Жыл бұрын

My thought exactly

Chase! I love all the research you cite & discuss! I'm currently writing a textbook on psychology and the criminal justice system, and I can't even count the number of times you've brought up something I just wrote about. As a PhD nerd, I love it! But as a college professor, I'd love a reference list. 😂

I want a 5 am…’creeped me out, had to turn on all the lights!’ from chase. I love those.

Aw, come on Scott, now I HAVE to hear the lawyer impression!

His eyes and the way he stares is chilling. And his constant ‘you know’… Amber heard also continuously said ‘you know’ during her testimony.

@lizrivers4422

Жыл бұрын

But she didn't murder anybody.

@nic.kenny87

Жыл бұрын

@@lizrivers4422 No she didn’t, but she was lying throughout

Late to the game - but Man...he does NOT blink

You guys continue to up the game on your videos! ❤️ I learn so much every single time but this one was above the mark. My teenage daughter now tells her friends that they can’t lie around me because I will pick up on their lies 😂 Thanks for making single parenting easier.

Wait..."No one was there". Hmmmm. How do you know that unless you were the only person there with the victim? You guys have really taught me to listen! But you had me at "GENETICS"!!

@susieturk1

Жыл бұрын

My exact thought!!!

@kamr7146

Жыл бұрын

I said the same thing!

I think you need another t-shirt in the line up: That's CRAZY talk! - Scott Rouse

I love when yall interact with each other

Smartest guy in the room but he’s in the wrong room- Greg’s ZINGER 🏅

’The thing about Lenny…’ Another good one Mark 😆

He's certain that none of his accusers were there. He's certain about exactly when the fire started... Those are both confessions.

Great episode; a treasure trove of lying and narcissism

When Scott said "tight eye contact," it took me a bit to realized that he hadn't said "tie dye contact."

Shaking his head “no” as he says “we were getting along great” mentioning he was sure to take her to lots of places with cameras so he could prove that. Uhm… premeditation, much?

When he said "no one was there" I nearly choked on my morning beverage! Oh really? And how do you know that?

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

Me too. He really is a terrible liar!

@katfromthekong414

Жыл бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell totally! And that self satisfied smile all the time!

@prechagirl

Жыл бұрын

​@@katfromthekong414like the Cheshire cat in Alice in wonderland

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

@@katfromthekong414 going over there would "look good" eugh!

The way he is smiling while talking is setting of a Loud Flag for me.

@krystalsutherland8392

Жыл бұрын

"Loud flag." 😂😂😂 I love Mark.

"'The fire started at nine'. He forgot there was a murder". lol. I love Chase

I’d say Amber Heard still takes the biscuit for being the worst liar, but this guy certainly is a close second. 😅

Mark....'oh there's an ex-boyfriend... THAT'S the thing.....' 😄 I just love how he gets his point across.