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@SeaCheles.Love.4

Жыл бұрын

Interesting😊

@F_L_A_Bird

Жыл бұрын

Hello👏 Scott..your looking well❤☝️🕊️

@Buddhabellie

Жыл бұрын

I so will take this one day. Just been lurking and learning during tough times. Will do this...

@NORTHERNFARMGIIRL

Жыл бұрын

@TheBehaviorPanel Don't Mind if I Do.....A Master Class? Alrighty Then...Right Up my Sleeve/Hat🤠 Alley Eh !!!🤞Need to get this Canadian dollar Switched into U S of The A dollars...bc its worth more...Dang it! lol!

The irony of someone not believing in capital punishment killing someone to punish him.

@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037

Жыл бұрын

Well. It's kind of like the saying ' There are no atheists in a foxhole". Everyone is against the death penalty until it's their child, wife or husband that is raped, murdered, or tortured. Then, the death penalty seems perfectly reasonable. It's easy to be magnanimous and forgiving when the victim isn't someone you know, because many things sound good in committee, but break down in practicality.

@rapunzelmane9592

Жыл бұрын

Apparently, detectives use this question all the time with killers as an indicator of guilt, as the killers nearly always say that they don't believe in capital punishment. Due to the self-centredness of cluster-b's, they answer the question from the viewpoint of themselves and their future fate. The innocent, when questioned, usually say that they want killers hung, drawn, and quartered.

@rosemariej6171

Жыл бұрын

​@@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037❤

@kateashby3066

Жыл бұрын

It’s not ironic because it’s a lie. She’s trying to portray herself as the perfect Mormon woman. Hence the use of the word “lord” 🙄

@funkyfranx

Жыл бұрын

@@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037 I don't think most people who are against capital punishment would claim it's because they're magnanimous and forgiving. It's usually either religion or practical reasons, like chances of killing an innocent suspect or not wanting the state to have the power to murder legally. I might argue people in favour of capital punishment are more focussed on revenge than practicality.

Lying doesn't make me a liar. How dare you.

@reesebrindle1809

Жыл бұрын

Right? And why say sorry for killing a child predator like she claimed Travis to be? She’s a fake, a liar, and a fraud. She’s right where she needs to be. With her own kind.

I prefer this format-when you show the moment you are describing with clips and images. Thanks. It helps me in real time to integrate the information. Love your chemistry together-your humor is heinous! hahahah!

Greg and the rest, I’m wondering if you’ve ever been compelled to ask a suspect during an interrogation.. “how do you think this is going for you so far?!”

@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah

Жыл бұрын

Nice question

@joanneblack7697

Жыл бұрын

That WOULD be fun to see.

@Thestephouse1

Жыл бұрын

I think the detective esteban Flores asked something along those lines in the original police interviews. He warned her about Juan Martinez

@loving_lioness3518

Жыл бұрын

Oh man Great question! I would LOVE to hear some people's answers. 😂

@AACE73

Жыл бұрын

I think Greg has mentioned this a few times. Don't know if he's actually said it during an interrogation. Interested in knowing. Good question!

She looks soulless. Like she is dead behind the eyes? I don't know how to describe it. Scary woman.

@Karmakatt6

Жыл бұрын

"Like a doll's eyes..." -JAWS

@ezlow1065

11 ай бұрын

Yep agree wholeheartedly. She's like a dam of rage waiting to burst! Very scary!

@passerby6168

6 ай бұрын

There's no truth in her. So no light. Let that sink in - every smile or expression that portrays kindness is an act perpetrated by a demonic monster. That's what is smiling at you.

@GodyP

4 ай бұрын

She has shark eyes

You four are the bees' knees; intelligent, intuitive, classy - and not too rough on the eyes, either. Thank you for your videos; you are, individually and collectively, second to none.

@nm628679c

Жыл бұрын

Please don't encourage them. Pseudoscience.

@urbantree309

Жыл бұрын

@@nm628679chow so?

@malabuha

Жыл бұрын

​@@nm628679canother Grande fan? 😅

@RolandSpecialSauce

Жыл бұрын

Stop! You're gonna end up giving chase a big head.

@growing_pat.rice69

Жыл бұрын

I love Chase!! Love all of the guys honestly @TheBehaviorChannel. But I totally agree @Mindfulmess1954

3:21 I was taught in a printmaking studio (where typesetting was also done) that “minding your Ps and Qs” was primarily an instruction for typesetters. When setting the metal letters (or “sorts”), the letters are backwards so when inked and printed they will show forwards. Therefore, Ps and Qs (almost mirror images of each other) are easy to confuse. So mind your Ps and Qs! Bonus: it’s easy to run out of very common letters before you finish setting a page. This will make you curse and swear. You are “out of sorts”. You’re welcome, the absolutely no one who asked.

@Seeker0fTruth

Жыл бұрын

Hey!! My great uncle was a typesetter but I’d never heard that these expressions were derived from typesetting! Thanks for the interesting lexical (is that a word? pun somewhat intended lol) lesson!

@divinesignatures6225

Жыл бұрын

Love this.

@chris7662

11 ай бұрын

I heard it had to do w/ Pints and Quarts

@denizday7785

14 күн бұрын

Thank you for answering these questions (in spite of no one asking)! I didn't realize how much I would appreciate the answers - especially the out of sorts bit.😃 That's quite fun to know!

It’s amazing to see how these sociopaths try to mimic normal human behavior, but they miss the subtle facial expressions. Watching the 48 hrs woman ask her questions and all the facial expressions she goes through is a huge contrast to Jodi answering. I like these shorter recaps and how you show us the micro expressions in detail. Very helpful.

@AmyLou402

Жыл бұрын

👍🏼

@GaneshaRuth

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

I was consumed by her trial. What I observed was a pathological liar and an evil manipulater. Narcissistic to the bone. Watching Prosecutor Juan Martinez tear her apart was glorious.

@AlyxCoe

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I can't get enough of JM.

@JessiJamesRideOrDie

Жыл бұрын

​@@Enoughalready20237 I'm not familiar with the case (the entirety of her diagnosis), but I am familiar with psychology. There are many diagnosis that are also Narcissistic, such as psychopathic, sociopathic etc...

@workingoutslayer

Жыл бұрын

and she probably will because of his dramatics

@helenbardakas1321

Жыл бұрын

Like the guy who played her..lololllll

@sula1529

Жыл бұрын

Is there a link

I feel betrayed by the jury! Are you freaking kidding me?

@EdithCardellini

Жыл бұрын

Amber Heard felt betrayed by her jury too. 🙄

@willwetherington

Жыл бұрын

@@EdithCardellini I bet she did. Poor Amber! Lol

The most fascinating aspect of human behaviour i see when watching your videos is less about your collective professional wisdom, but how you all interact. You’ve all never wavered in how you interact with each other. The respect shown and genuine admiration and how you allow each other to speak and don’t try to one up each other is rare amongst high level professional men. But mostly it’s how you clearly all make each other laugh. Your interactions are almost as interesting as your take on the subjects. Which are always fascinating. You guys rock!

@thisisme3238

Жыл бұрын

These four men are the height of professionalism.

@iconc1402

Жыл бұрын

They had a woman on once. Whether it was because it was a woman, or just an addition that upset the magic of the 4, it really didn't work, at least for me.

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

Fabulous four 💫

@carolcook7085

Жыл бұрын

Indeed!!!❤

@loving_lioness3518

Жыл бұрын

That was so kind! And YES I totally agree! They are always respectful and seem to have a genuine friendship with everyone.

I would LOVE you guys to analyse her back and forth with Juan Martinez during her time on the stand during the trial. He knew exactly how to handle her, it was epic.

@ericatlas

Жыл бұрын

Yes, pls..what he said ..

@nicholamc2629

Жыл бұрын

@@ericatlas I am a lady, I do lady things, like a lady 😂😘

@ericatlas

Жыл бұрын

@@nicholamc2629 My bad, ma'am :)..my sincere apologies..

Pretty crazy to hear a murderer say they don’t believe in capital punishment.

@mikimiyazaki

Жыл бұрын

No its not lol. Who would be impacted by Capital punishment? She would lol! Her possibly facing the death penalty is the only reason shes against it.

@technine9662

Жыл бұрын

@@mikimiyazaki do you not understand the irony? Against the death penalty, but killed someone……..

@mikimiyazaki

Жыл бұрын

@@technine9662 bru... For it to be truly "ironic" in the specific way that youre implying. the intent and reason for that statement would require "ignorance" of her statement for one. For two, "capital punishment" (ie, being put to death by the state) and "murder" would have to actually be the same thing or at the very least be identical in spirit. There is actually a technical difference between killing someone in cold blood, and being punished lets say for the above act by being sentenced to death. No i understand irony and ironically you dont. See thats irony. You accusing me of not understanding your example of irony, when in fact i understand irony and you dont. She was motivated and obviously clearly stated she was against Capital punishment because she knew that she was very likely to be facing capital punishment...... Words mean specific things.. definitions have specific meanings. Lol

@mikimiyazaki

Жыл бұрын

@@technine9662 example of something that isnt ironic. "Today i was craving a pepsi. Ive thought of nothing but chugging a pepsi since i woke up this morning. I have no transportation so i finally decided i could no longer resist the urge so i walked the 7 miles to the store and 7 miles back. On my way back i was sprayed by a skunk, my toe was run over by a car. As i finally hobbled into my driveway, then into my house I opened the fridge to put the rest of the case of Pepsi away and sitting there in the fridge was a case of water i completely forgot about.... " Now if i substituted water with pepsi that would be ironic. My intention was dictated by my specific motivation.

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

​@@mikimiyazakispot on!

I have watched her interviews, interrogation and trial so many times and I still learn something new about how crazy this woman is and how she really thinks people believe her. Just insane

@sula1529

Жыл бұрын

Shes so calm or lacking emotion it's very weird. IMO

@CL-we8tn

Жыл бұрын

@@sula1529 psychopath. Flat, emotionless, arias

@Colacat2692

Жыл бұрын

So glad i’m not the only one😂🙈

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

She thinks she is so smart

@RaymondCore

Жыл бұрын

It's worrying how many more people just like her are walking amongst us, waiting to be triggered into doing an atrocity.

Thank you again. This woman is a great study of Personality Disorders.

I wouldn't want to be her bunk mate because she's exactly the kinda gal who would poison you without blinking if you ever crossed her. It wouldn't even have to be something obvious or bad. She probably does have BPD but it's much more than that. She's also severely narcissistic and sociopathic. She's a constant danger to society. She would harm friends, partners and her future children. She probably did harm people in her past (stealing, harassing, maybe even past stalking), but her family covered for her. She should remain locked up forever.

@samterwilliger840

Жыл бұрын

sociopath isn’t a psychological term, so my (very informal) assessment is antisocial, histrionic and a psychopath. But i completely agree- she lacks many of the traits that make us human. Id be terrified to live with her

4:26: "You're the one with the 51-year-old kid" was one of my favourite moments.

I watched this whole trial. Was heart broke for his family. She continues to lie. They should of put her down along time ago.

@gabrielesablotny783

Жыл бұрын

..drop her by Snake Island 🏝

@mikimiyazaki

Жыл бұрын

I only recently found out that travis was proven to have said some really disgusting things. Shes clearly a murderous sociopathic pig but the media and in our culture we tend to make the mistake of making victims of murder out to be saints because they were murdered. I was of the impression he was a great guy until recently as i said. He either texted etc her saying "you sounded like a 10 yr old girl having an 0r&asm". He also made some dumb choices because he knew and told people she was psycho but he kept in contact for sex only. None of what im saying is intended to justify or otherwise imply she isnt pure evil. He obviously didn't deserve to be murdered for any of the above but i cant stand how people irrationally feel that stating truths that show a person in a bad light, somehow takes away from them or means the act was justified. The truth is the only thing that serves a useful purpose and can help people understand what happened.

@wangofree

Жыл бұрын

Should have.

This was the first true crime story that I followed, it got me started. When the trial was happening, there was a part when one of his sisters had to be taken from the room, the sound of her sobs broke my heart, Jodi was sitting there 'looking pretty' for days I cried about that scene.

@Thestephouse1

Жыл бұрын

Bless them, I still think of them💔🙏

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

To be in that nightmare must have ripped their hearts out

Remember Greg saying the interrogation footage of her could be the entire Behavior Panel show. The Jodie Arias circus show. I can hartley wait for this one!

@EdgarAllanGo

Жыл бұрын

I see what you did there 🤓

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

Very good 😊

Have you all read "The Body Keeps the Score"? It is about trauma, but also talks about the brain's reaction regarding dopamine and exactly what you talked about in the brain pathways of someone lying for the dopamine boost.

@joannepingtella8002

Жыл бұрын

@annettehimmelreich2800 "The Body Keeps The Score" is an excellent read...

i love the editing in this one. Im more of a visual learner so im putting the body language pieces more together. love these guys, thank you for doin what you do!

@lynleebossard6417

Жыл бұрын

Agree!!!

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

I'm the same, it's easier to follow

Please do a video about Rudy Farias and his mom! He was reported missing 8 years ago but has been living with his mom the whole time. People either believe he’s a victim who was drugged and held against his will or he was in on a scheme with his mom to get money for his disappearance.

@roberta_redactedF

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!! This is such a baffling case!

This is the best breakdown pieces of this video . Scott, Mark, Chase & Greg all four of you are right on par with your individual expertise. Thank you for doing this special mini breakdown video. Mark is absolutely correct she doesn’t see the interviewer’s wide eyes and disbelief in her ! Her face showing no emotion whatsoever. IMO definitely guilty!!! Makes me think of Scott’s story about a guy walking by a tragic death of a child and the guy stops a second and looks at all the faces and walks away and says “ I think I’ll have Chinese food.”

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

No emotion it's horrifying

A murderer doesn’t agree with the death penalty! Rich!

I love that you are showing exactly what you are talking about with little broken-down clips of the body language like with the dupper's delighted smirk

She's concerned about being thought a liar?!

I love the way this episode is edited! Showing what you’re describing at the same time, Chase’s dupers delight was fantastic I wouldn’t have caught that one, great episode guys! 😊

This is a must watch. JA is a very dangerous and disturbed creature.

@tomperry1048

Жыл бұрын

Jodi is a very naughty girl.

So yall really think you can just put the same stuff out and we gonna be excited and watch it over again?! Cause you're 100% correct. I loved this one🥰🥰🥰

@michelleeven24

Жыл бұрын

Same! Haha

My goodness, we really don't need people like this woman around. 😢

I watched the trial and the Prosecutor Juan Martinez really nailed her on her lies and BS !

@micheledematteis2072

Жыл бұрын

I did too and YES he did! I love Juan Martinez. It's so sad. He was barred for prosecutorial misconduct. He lost his law license after this trial. Apparently it was his own fault but it had nothing to do with how he prosecuted her. But if you don't know, you can Google what happened. It's a terrible shame, because he was a BRILLIANT prosecutor.

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

Like cornering a rat

That woman never once - ever - lost her cool, and that in itself is crazy. If someone falsely accused you of a "heinous" crime, you'd be furious. At least, I would. Her expression and her tone never changed once through all her interviews and trial. Constantly calm and cool. Even keeled. Creepy. She is a fascinating criminal . From afar. LOL Very afar.

In Arias' police interrogation interview (not part of the clips here), she talks to the detective about "matching and mirroring" as part of sales training. In these clips, she demonstrates that she very much understood the value of doing it.

@AlyxCoe

Жыл бұрын

She did it constantly, one example being dressing like a (badly dressed) "lawyer" and scribbling with fake glasses on during the trial.

@kaymarham5486

Жыл бұрын

@@AlyxCoe It wouldn't suprise me if she also mirrored jurors during trial.

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

In her head she is in a movie

@AlyxCoe

Жыл бұрын

@@earth0128 so true. In one of her TV interviews she talks about getting booked, and she says "It's almost like it is on TV. It was so interesting." Her movie that she's living in is a twisted fantasy world of her own creation, where she has no culpability for anything. Sicko

@AlyxCoe

Жыл бұрын

@@kaymarham5486 agreed. She does it subconsciously, it is a horribly cunning borderline/narcissistic trait. Since she literally has no "self", she has to feed on others for an "identity". Remember "The Exorcist" when the demon/devil says "I am no one"? That's JA in my opinion. So demonic it's beyond description.

I love Marks story telling way he really takes you into how the thought process works on them. ❤

Love this editing style so much more. Splicing the coverage into the commentary much more effective than chunking it and replays

@HerbandCindy

Жыл бұрын

I like both- I cannot lie!

She inadvertently confessed twice towards the end of this video - First, when she admitted she caused the victim's and her own family pain without mentioning Travis' alleged attack on her. Second, when she implied the only reason she wouldn't give herself the death penalty is that she doesn't believe in capital punishment. I think Jodi Arias is completely at peace with the fact that she murdered Travis, because she's permanently locked into the view that she was morally right to defend her narcissistic pride, and he was morally wrong to have cheated on her and ultimate rejected her. She's turned the unconditionally loving aspect of Christianity on it's head (as so many abusers and criminals are doing these days) in order to justify her own moral betrayals. To her mind, she's innocent regardless of the facts, and Travis is guilty regardless of what she did to him. No matter what, she's an angel with clipped wings and he's the devil who got what he deserved. In the final analysis, Jodi Arias is just an extreme version of a toxic, infantile narcissist who refuses to be held accountable for her actions, however immoral and destructive, while assuming the role of judge, jury, and executioner towards a love obsession who let her down.

Yay!!!! I just recently watched most of her interrogation and was happy to notice how transparently she fished for info - she wanted to see the photos they had soooo badly. I originally went to find it because of Mark once mentioning her standing on her head in the interrogation room lol I hadn’t seen that and had to look it up.

Each one of you brings something different and interesting , guess that's why you're all together, just wanted to thank you all for your skills and time you must have put in to become so great at helping the average person see what you see .

I adore the work of these 4 men

SCOTT!!!!!!!‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Please keep this format.🙏🏼 I've been watching a long time now & this format helps bring everything home. Sorry I yelled your name. I'm just really passionate about this & I see I'm not the only one who feels this way. Lol Love you boys as ALWAYS!!! Congrats, Chase & your beautiful Bride on your Baby Girl!!!💕

I love the video clips shown as points are being made. It really helps hit home the points being made. Great work!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this format for having the interview large and your comments in the corner, and reflecting the comment and the clip.

Fantastic video as always! 🎉 Best editing to date. 👏🏽 Thx for always being hilarious while being informative as well! 😂

I like how you all broke this one down in segments, Do more like this, very enjoyable.

I didn't want y'all to stop talking. I loved how each of you tied your analysis into the prior speaker. Y'all are the best!!!

Guy, when you do a slow motion of every face expression you're talking about at the moment, it's very helpful and lets your viewers to learn the exact piece you're describing

I think she "didn't do the right thing right away because..." she needed to think to make the story right to get the strategy for the lies to fit. I had teenagers!

Love listening to Mark discuss the difficulties of learning left from right. I struggled with that well into adulthood. Finally my husband gave me a way to remember it. We used this with our daughter who struggled with dyslexia as well. He told me to imagine being behind the wheel of the car and think of where the lights and radio are located. It's left lights, right radio. Of course, that's only going to in countries with left-hand drive cars.

@themistnfog

Жыл бұрын

Oh that's perfect!

She says "absolutely, not" to the question of did she kill him. I think the absolutely is a mini confession.

From what I have heard, the diagnosis borderline is common among people that uses violence against their partner, when the partner wants to leve.

@washcaps71

Жыл бұрын

The same goes for narcissism

@Seeker0fTruth

Жыл бұрын

@@washcaps71I think we need to be careful not to conflate the terms…they’re not interchangeable nor are they synonymous…I would tend to agree with the OP but not with your assertion that a narc will become physically violent upon being the recipient of narcissistic injury. There are many “flavors” of narcissism, including what i believe to be the most damaging form: the covert narcissist. The long term damage to the recipient of such confusing and manipulative behavior is a complete disruption of their ability to internally process the barrage of manipulative behaviors constantly wielded against them… The narcissist, in this scenario, will never use the same manipulative tactic twice in a row…which is wholly destabilizing for the target’s sense of themselves and their perception of the world around them. The victim/Target then learns to distrust their own judgments about others (and even their own) behaviors, and becomes dependent upon the narcissist to constantly help them understand the confusing world in which they live. This is why many narcissists (and other flavors of power hungry abusers) will often isolate their victims so that they have no other frame of reference for the messaging (which amounts to brainwashing in many cases) that the perpetrator insists is the reality of the situation. Scary stuff.

This is so informative, I try to watch every one of your videos guys! I had one question or request, can you do a video of an interview or interrogation of someone being accused of a crime that they DID NOT commit and what their body language clues were? Also did you guys ever watch the television series Lie To Me starring Tim Roth? I think this was where my interests in body language detection came to be, the series was amazing!

@clairey6407

Жыл бұрын

Yeh, that would be interesting to see.

@earth0128

Жыл бұрын

Yes, would be great

@sary9495

Жыл бұрын

I thought in an earlier video, Scott said that show's character was based on him. I might be remembering that completely wrong so I hope they say something about it!

@pseudoserenity4844

Жыл бұрын

@@sary9495 really? I never knew that actually, if that’s true that’s so awesome! I loved that show, they need to bring it back hopefully with Tim Roth still in the lead character.

@sary9495

Жыл бұрын

@@pseudoserenity4844 Oh I was wrong, I just looked it up and it looks like it was based on Paul Ekman, who I think these guys have talked about several times. So I'm sure that's who Scott was talking about.

Love the new editing! It makes it much more interesting to watch.

You guys are the best thing to come out of the Covid19 lockdown 😍 I need more time to rewatch these

She says she can't imagine it, I think she means she doesn't need to imagine it. Isn't that a trait of sociopathy/psychopathy...they can easily disassociate?

I Like how you are putting a video or picture up to show some of the items you are explaining at times.

Always on key with the utmost professionalism shown, awesome channel!

Thanks so much for the extra video this week :)

Scott, love the editing/format on this one.

I like being shown the specific clip you guys are referencing. Nice touch!

Love the new editing! must take a long time

I love watching all four of your analyis of people it's given me a better way of seeing people

Love the revised format guys, where your conclusions are played over the relevant section of the interview. It really is much easier to absorb your observations. Thank you so much for all your fascinating content. It’s totally absorbing.

I’ve never been so focused with following the flow and logic presented by a prosecutor in a court proceeding series before. Well done

I like when you do the video within a video things. It really helps to see what you’re talking about. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world!

I don't know who would win a "Talking, but saying nothing" contest between Jodi and Leticia, but I wouldn't want to be the referee.

In EVERY interview I’ve seen of her, she shows a very weird, cartoonish, smug, controlled, fake personality: It seems that underneath, she’s a mean, nasty, abusive bully, but is using a “nice girl” facade to deploy the SAME, nasty, mean behaviors in a controlled, fake, “nice” way, and she seems very confident & proud of it. It’s hard to explain. She’s like an angry bully who’s able to control & redirect it somehow, the smugness of it makes it seem like she knows exactly what she’s doing, yet doesn’t realize it’s not effective. She’s very controlled emotionally & physically, and sharply aware, but so much so, that it looks fake like a robot. IOW, I think that if she was really angry, but didn’t want to show it in public, she could literally walk up to whoever she was angry with, call them names, bully them, & hurt them in a very controlled way, with a smile on her face, as if she was being pleasant.

@GaneshaRuth

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂but now your idol rest in peace. Now his playing with the devil. Thanks God to take the trash in place

It has to be more work to cut, but it is sooo helpful that you show the clip when talking about it! Thanks for that! And as a German, I would start counting with the thumb because that's our one, how we learn it from early on.

One of my favourite cases and episodes! Just love when Mark gets excited. Chef's kiss 😙🤌

Oh I am really enjoying the new format having the specific behavior playing as you describe it! Brilliant!

Well fellas, that was a good one. Great editing! Made it so much easier for us viewers to see exactly what you're describing. I just gotta say, your format on this episode was the exact opposite of heinous!

Another great one from The Behavior Panel. We love you guys down here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

@alicebusinelle408

11 ай бұрын

Yes, we do! I am near gulfport myself!

Excellent video. Enjoyed watching!

Scott doing a stellar analysis from the basement. Great vid, thanks guys 💚💛

So much info, thanks a million fold 🙌🙏🏼❤️

I do wish the interviewer pushed back when she said "was I lying when I said I wanted to die or am I lying now I want to live" because one has to be an untruth and I would have liked (not that I would have heard her admit) to hear her say she was just trying to look grief-stricken or penitent by saying she wanted to die.

Omg ! Yay I was just waiting for someone to bring up the rain-dear and Santa - I love it! You are all the best! ❤

I love the knowledge and camaraderie you guys share. The wealth of expertise gets me with EVERY case, thank you guys, you're all top notch 👌

Love you guys! Another one? Perhaps I have a behavior problem. Why else would I love your show so much?

Great one guys , bravo!! the 4 of you would be soooooo fun at a party. 🎉

You guys have such a great chemistry, is a joy to watch 👍

I thought this was going to be a new video and not just clips from the previous analysis you guys did. I mean I'll still watch it but bummer lol

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, but this creature also adds "Don't get mad get even".Talk about ice cold killer with a dead pan expression. Evil to the core & deserves the death penalty. It's incredible that she actually had the nerve to say she doesn't believe in taking a life for punishment. Unbelievable!

Loved This video! Well done, learned a lot!

Love that analysis Mark:)

My favorite four are back 👏🏻

Can hardly wait to see this one. Is it going to be live?

Can TBP do another Jodi arias set, this was was sooo good. Just fascinated with you guys!

You guys are great. My only complaint is that I'm now gonna waste a lot of time going back and googling what I can find about her on the internet.

@maryannsy4129

Жыл бұрын

There is so much out there -- including a made for TV movie.

@Thestephouse1

Жыл бұрын

Give Denty and Shaz a try....hilarious, thorough breakdown series🍿

I like that you guys are playing the specific video clip that you are opining about.

Omg when Greg and Scott do impressions, they are so funny!! 🤣😅 I enjoy seeing @TheBehaviorPanel have a good time when doing their analysis. Good stuff guys!

love the way you show her face as you talk about the facial expressions ❤

It really is scary how good of a liar she is. I thank God she wasn't smart enough to take the camera with her when she left Travis's house that day. For all her pre planning of his killing she wasn't as smart as she thought she was. My only disappointment is that she didn't get the death penalty because of ONE juror holding out. And I hear shes living the high life in prison manipulating guards and inmates. Not surprising at all.

I love this new editing style

We're getting a second video this week? Awesome!

Greg- thank you for explaining ' borderline' as deriving from it's ' nearness ' to pathologies. You guys are educating the public in incredible ways. Thanks again.

Id love for you guys to do the garret hughes case. Great material as always here

I’m so happy that you revisited this crazy person and have us more clarity. Sensational and meaningful.

Oh, Mark! I feel your pain. I have NEVER known my left from my right because I use both my hands to do everything. The struggle is so painfully real.