Am I the only one who has been binge watching these videos since finding them?

@folkloreofbeing

3 жыл бұрын

Once I have watched it fully, I like to put them on to sleep to.

@rbnutwood4659

3 жыл бұрын

Hand up here 😊

@lindaaphillippi7015

3 жыл бұрын

Nope! They are compelling!

@marathonrunner1975

3 жыл бұрын

I am too, they're fascinating!

@plsavage

Жыл бұрын

Not even close 😁

4 pairs of glasses, achievement unlocked!

@connieridall2262

3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

P9

Scott, I'm so sorry about your little dog. So many of us know how much that hurts.

Scott saying ' come on man' is my most favourite thing in the world..😂

As a person with autism, I often miss "obvious" cues when it comes to body language. This show has been absolutely brilliant to watch for that reason alone. You delve into the deep end with this stuff, but honestly, you have such a way of articulating your points in such a great, straightforward manner. Keep up the good work as always, guys!

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, yes YES!! RIGHT!? I'm on the ADHD spectrum, and one of the major ways my own personal neurodiversity presents is a profound inability to naturally and intuitively pick up on visual social cues...it's been responsible for such a massive amount of difficulty throughout my life, and even now as an adult I still feel like I'm always having to do "manually" what comes effortlessly and thoughtlessly to most people. (Like, for example, knowing when and how long to make eye contact is and always has been a HUGE cause of anxiety for me, because I just simply do not "get" how neurotypical people just somehow naturally know how and when to make eye contact!!) Watching this channel has absolutely been an amazing gift for me when it comes to learning about not just the obvious cues, but also more nuanced social and behavioral cues. I've actually been noticing how the things I've learned from this channel have already totally helped me pick up on social cues that I can almost 100% say I would have never noticed or been able to respond to in the past! So yeah- I enthusiastically second the idea that this channel can be a major help for neurodiverse people in real-life, practical, day-to-day ways...and it's AWESOME! Thank you all for doing such a big public service for those of us who need to learn about social and behavioral cues, but often don't even know where or how to start learning!!

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

I come from a family with quite a few people who have autism and/or ADHD, and I'm definitely going to recommend this channel for them and people they know!

@Sgt-Gravy

2 жыл бұрын

@shibuyadepunch I totally agree with you. This channel has been a great help.

@Sgt-Gravy

2 жыл бұрын

@@maneckineckbeard1749 💯 Thank you for sharing. I have a similar situation & agree this has been a very good learning experience.

@linwei-lee110

Жыл бұрын

I have a brain that affects the way I see and interpret faces. I watch your videos over and over and learn more each time

The 911 dispatcher probably hung up and said “We have a call from a woman who just killed her husband”.

@christianrose603

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! Yeah!

@KimWilsonTV

3 жыл бұрын

no kidding

@suzum5689

2 жыл бұрын

lol, YES! That was awesome.

@gregoryholstein4224

2 жыл бұрын

John I agree with you. I've found 2 close people to me deceased, when I made the 911 calls all I wanted was an ambulance & to give them my address, I remember being clear & concise, breaking down once I hung up. In both occasions I knew it was too late but I remember begging the ambulance men to bring them back. The last thing on my mind was saying"I just got back from the gym" or "I parked down the street, opened the door etc etc. 911 calls are a treasure trove, some people are sunk from then on. The Menendez brothers 911 call is the worst one I've ever heard. Cheers.

In the first clip, I was surprised no one mentioned how quickly she went from crying about finding her husband to clinically describing the scene again and all the grief was gone. The sadness didn't linger, and then it came back again quickly.

When a clip finishes and Scott Says “I’m gona go first on this one” you’re bound to hear him later say “who talks like that?!” or “that’s not what happens!” 😂😂 Love it

she never actually says she is innocent. she just says over and over again how they couldn't prove it was her.

@deniseroehr1242

3 жыл бұрын

Great show. I think she read a very bad crime book

She said, "Gunshot residue is not easy to escape." What an odd choice of words: escape.

@Johan-vk5yd

3 жыл бұрын

The interviewer is given a lesson from Rebecca, showing him he is less informed, and she is superior to him. Gives me the chills! ”It wasn’t easy to avoid gunpowder residue contamination, but I got it!”

@Nan-Elle

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, always wear running shoes if you can. We never know when we'll be walking along and turn a corner and BAM! gunshot residue will be after us. Always trying to attach itself to someone...

@Johan-vk5yd

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe her verbal intelligence is below average and when she tries to ”obscure” that fact by choosing fancy words, only exposes it more. When you think of it maybe her overall intelligence is markedly below average?

@steppy3736

3 жыл бұрын

@@Johan-vk5yd that was my thought too.

@twincherry4958

3 жыл бұрын

She's been trained so much on how to respond. Talking aliens detective only makes it worse for her. Your husband died, you use your emotion not logic. Smh

When my kid was just missing, I couldn’t even get the words out on the phone, without going into complete hysteria, no way I could form complete sentences. I had to do breathing exercises, just to calm down long enough to explain what’s going on. Luckily, she was ok

@sherrilabins2279

Жыл бұрын

Chase, you don't know how the raccoons are in Michigan 😊

@suelutz5364

3 ай бұрын

I'm glad your child is OK. I can't imagine the agony.

Scott, I’m sorry about Albert. It’s always heartbreaking to say goodbye to a beloved pet.

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I miss him every day. All day.

@jackiescorpio6359

Жыл бұрын

My Yorkie is 10 years old now and I think about what's gonna happen to me when that day comes. Many people say "adopt another dog" so...

@kateashby3066

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanelaww I’m sorry 😢 dogs are the BEST. And losing them is the WORST.

@kateashby3066

Жыл бұрын

@@jackiescorpio6359my dog is 13 and that thought pops in my head often and I won’t allow myself to engage it. Live in the moment and never take them for granted. That’s how we can best honor our pets. When that sad day comes- THEN worry about it. ❤

If my husband was injured I wouldn’t give a shit about the house

@dawn5227

3 жыл бұрын

Even if it was raaannnnnnsaaaacckkkkkked

@kamilahynas2327

3 жыл бұрын

exactly

@michalsiletsky2939

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!

Imagine having any of these guys as you dad growing up.

@DavidBaronStevensPersonal

3 жыл бұрын

I would've gotten away with a lot less

@emp9413

3 жыл бұрын

I wish! My dad was a general Greg kinda reminds me of him - takes zero shit :D love his dry sense of humour.

@alisonlee3314

3 жыл бұрын

@@emp9413 I'd like Scott as a dad. He looks like he'd like a good whisky and listens to jazz 😁❤️

@tonantzintalavera

3 жыл бұрын

Yah, what a great liar you'd become😆

@emp9413

3 жыл бұрын

@@jdr9419 It's. A. Joke.

Scott Rouse voice is so soothing I love it

This was my favourite episode. Mark's "hayelp hayelp" was hilarious, and Scott's dog is so cute too. Thank you, I love learning about this stuff 👍

My sister is a retired English professor, who taught grammar and rhetoric. She told students, "Never purchase when you can buy." That means don't use big words in place of words you normally use to sound more impressive.

@smpotts173

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, Piers just loves the ladies. He said she was either one of the best liars he's ever seen, or she's innocent. The tiny, wide-eyed, blonde girl he interviewed, who conspired to kill her parents, captivated him. He looked like he wanted to rock her to sleep.

@smpotts173

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, Piers just loves the ladies. He said she was either one of the best liars he's ever seen, or she's innocent. The tiny, wide-eyed, blonde girl he interviewed, who conspired to kill her parents, captivated him. He looked like he wanted to rock her to sleep.

@charisma-hornum-fries

3 жыл бұрын

It’s very different for professors in different fields. I can’t do that in my thesis in social work as there’s a demand for higher academia. It’s completely unnecessary but some expectations are just snobby.

@smpotts173

3 жыл бұрын

@J J Yes. I think he's a jerk!

@smpotts173

3 жыл бұрын

@@charisma-hornum-fries Yes. "Technical" writing is a different thing.

These videos are so well made. You guys respect each other, you don't cross talk. You don't talk over each others specialties. You shift from person to person beautifully. Well done guys. This is how amazing content is produced.

@vaijayanti_prememalcolm8160

3 жыл бұрын

I love that too

@lucyloo6263

2 жыл бұрын

I think the videos are great, really interesting. But the "throw" from one to another is really obvious, and shouts out. "Chase. What have you got?" It grates.

@jimpemberton

2 жыл бұрын

Very well organized. "____, what do you got?"

@catc6012

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Best show of this genre.

This episode was hilarious, all of the guys were so funny. From Mark with his, "help help!" to Chase's scenario of a raccoon slinging bricks through windows, then Scott's dog, I just loved it all. Great and very informative analysis.

@randyaldridge3386

7 ай бұрын

I agree. Besides being SO knowledgable, they are entertaining. Interaction with each other is just golden most of the time. A

I love how Piers can sit face to face with someone and call them a liar. 🤣

So sorry your dog had to be put to sleep Scott. I went through it last Christmas, mine broke his back and I still struggle to look at his pictures and talk about it.

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that. I know that hurts. You hang in there. 👍

@karistone1297

3 жыл бұрын

Danny M I'm so sorry. I get the pain! I've lost a few dogs and it really cuts me up to this day. ❤❤❤

@Scoobysue1977

3 жыл бұрын

Big hugs to you both Danny and Scott ❤

@KatrinaDancer

3 жыл бұрын

OMG I'm so sorry to all of you!!! 💜 They're absolutely members of the family. Sending love and hugs 🙏 If you don't mind me asking, how did your poor puppy break his back? I just ask because sometimes I work with rescues and want to keep them safe and I don't know much about dogs.

@dannymoffatsimracer

3 жыл бұрын

@@KatrinaDancer thank you for your lovely comment. He used to get really excited when the doorbell rang and would go running to greet whoever came round. This one night I went to answer the door and he was just lying there. Then he tried to come to me and his back legs were dragging behind him. I can’t get that vision out of my head. I think he bumped into the dining room table but I’m not 100% sure. I have his ashes here and I still say goodnight every night.

"The last thing that my husband said to me was 'I love you.'" I'm pretty sure the last thing he said to her was, "OH GAWD, PLEASE DON'T!"

@6AlphaMikeCharlie9

3 жыл бұрын

Or I knew it

@angelapuckett4932

3 жыл бұрын

@@6AlphaMikeCharlie9 My husband use to tell me every time I walked out of the room he loved me. It really just about drove me crazy. I know I should have appreciated it. But, it got old. I would ask him to stop saying it so much so it would have meaning again. So, it would feel "new" and special again. He would get upset. He finally stopped doing it so much.

@scrubjay93

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelapuckett4932 So schmoopy-papoopie! You did the right thing, lol. From another Angela P.

@gregoryholstein4224

2 жыл бұрын

12th December. or NO NO NO NO NO NO NO PLEASE NO NO NO NO NO 💥💥💥💥💥

Her- sitting in prison - saying you can't believe Alfred Nolan, because he was in jail. She's not very bright. But her passing three polygraph tests? Shows why they're not admissable in court.

Scott when you say “Who talks like that?” It makes me lol every time.

I just found it so odd that this lady never once said she wants to find who murdered the love of her life ?

@katehill1833

3 жыл бұрын

They’re so dumb 😂 personality “disorder” for a reason lmao

@isabellind1292

2 жыл бұрын

But she was adamant to tell 911 she was in the gym at the time. I'm surprised the 911 dispatcher didn't tell her to shut up about the damn gym after her fourth declaration she was in the gym at the time!😏

Scott has a smile that looks like he got caught with his hands in the cookie jar. Such a cute grin. Chase and Greg are smiling at Mark's explanations. I enjoy watching you all so much. Great Podcast 👏👏👏

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

🙂

@mardyross5148

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is so fun to get included in watching these guys' get together.

I absolutely LOVE how ENTERTAINED Chase regularly seems to be at Mark’s comments- you can see his eyes start to light up and how engaged he becomes as Mark begins his explanations! (Or maybe I’m just reading this all wrong and I need to take one of their courses!😂) It’s in video after video though- it’s not in a rude, mocking sort of way, but he just seems to really enjoy Mark’s perspective, as I believe he’s coming from a whole different side of things than the others. I love your content guys and you’ve become part of my daily routine! Thank you for all your work and dedication in educating and entertaining us all!❤

I love how Piers interjects when Rebecca first is trying to explain away the "firearm" being in her car. She tries to go right back to dna evidence and he's not going to let her keep getting away with that. He stops her and outlines the logic of the whole situation. Rebecca admits its peculiar but then pivots right back to her script about forensics using GSR residue? Thank you guys for exposing these tactics. I will be a subscriber for life and can't get enough of these. Many thanks!

A close friend of mine at end stage lung cancer hemorrhaged to death in my arms on his kitchen floor. There was blood EVERYWHERE in the room and on me from holding him. He was like a second father to me. His death was so traumatic I had to go therapy for a year. This lady was way too cool on her call to 911 and talking to Piers Morgan.

@dqverify6797

3 жыл бұрын

I am so very sorry for your loss. He sounds like a wonderful man. I hope it is at least a little help/comfort that you were there ad he was not alone in those last moments.

This is hands-down THE best behavioural analysis channel that I have come across. Thank you guys for sharing all of this with us.

@PirateCommander

3 жыл бұрын

It sure is. Plenty of content for the practiced as well as the beginner in these uploads.

@bae1020

3 жыл бұрын

I think the best one is JCS. These guys ramble and duplicate each other too much. Best are Chase (concise) and Greg. Brit says something interesting occasionally. Think they could lose Scott, even though his dog is cute.

@looking4things669

2 жыл бұрын

@@bae1020 All four have years of experience and personal strengths. Mark seems to have the most insight into women and I think that's important. I like that each has something I enjoy in their personalities. They make it fun. 🎉

As a nurse, I can tell you that's a horrible 911 call for someone supposedly concerned about a serious/ deadly injury of a loved one. I know what the real thing sounds like. I've heard too many of them. I would have never bought that story. You're correct, there's no right way but there IS a wrong way for how these calls sounds. If that makes sense.

@j.ksmith7432

Жыл бұрын

Interesting, when did nurses start taking emergency calls? In the U.K. they used to be taken by the GPO (later BT) emergency switchboard where I worked a rota, now we have huge centres that deal only with emergencies.

@tonibiava1047

Жыл бұрын

@@j.ksmith7432 Over my 45 years as a nurse I worked a number of different positions. Triage , ER, etc. In the old days some nurses rode with ambulances. Some people called us or had those type calls forwarded to us before 911 call centers were like they are now.

Chase, Mark, Scott and Greg you are the GREATEST IN THE WORLD!!!

First time watching the panel. How refreshing to watch a group of experts that actually stop talking to listen to each other. Very interesting and entertaining. Thank you. Merry Christmas from the Isle of Wight :-)

@ZAMMY7

3 жыл бұрын

Mate it's like that all the time god bless them

@adeadegoke4925

3 жыл бұрын

I second that too.

@islandgirl581

3 жыл бұрын

I feel a binge coming on 😁 Fill the time before work x!x

@adeadegoke4925

3 жыл бұрын

​@@islandgirl581 Same here, I find it fascinating how they talk about it.

@lauradowd8760

3 жыл бұрын

I’m in Southampton! Love the Isle of Wight!

If I found my husband in a pool of blood I would not go outside to make the 911 call. She said she thought he was still alive because his eyes were open. Even more reason to stay next to him.

@relsba

2 жыл бұрын

I disagree. Once determining he was dead,I-would go outside to call. First, because whoever did this may still be in the house. Second, I would not want to disturb any evidence that may assist the police. However, when faced with something like this, we all make different choices.

There's no denial from her at all when he tells her that the police believe she shot him.

Had to come back at 1:03:30. Is it odd that I rewound it four times to hear Mark do the impression of Penelope Pitstop yelling, "Help, help!" so I could see the guys crack up and then try to stop snickering? For Mark, I have to say that it's been a long time since I've seen the cartoon, but it's a decent impression, and I'm wondering if you were in drama in school. To the guys, I'm watching this in July of 2023, and I love the more relaxed vibe here. You've gotten very professional and more polished in your current videos, and I like this look back. Not that you aren't funny in some of the newer ones, but this particular moment has me laughing a lot. I was afraid that I woke my spouse up, haha.

I am only half way through this, but if I came home & found a relative dead on my floor, I (particularly as a woman)would be worried that the killer was still in the house, or that he or she would come back. I haven’t heard her mention those thoughts.

@TheKatieLea

3 жыл бұрын

Was waiting for that to be brought up, 100% right

@majorcynic

3 жыл бұрын

Cherchez LaVache - i like your screen name lol

@suzum5689

2 жыл бұрын

Or...run and try some kind of first-aid, cpr....put pressure on a gunshot wound. But she said she didn't even know whether he had fallen down the steps (wow, lots of blood for a fall!), had been stabbed, or been shot. Only that his eyes were open a bit and that she 'tried' twice to take his pulse. And before ALL that, she mentioned that the house was ransacked. She didn't do a very good job putting her story together. lol

Im facinated with what Greg says about needling a narcissist. Draw them in to believe you like them then pull them apart... and watch them correct you. would love to see a video on this!

@mardyross5148

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@tygerburning753

3 жыл бұрын

Wish I could do this with a certain person I know. Unfortunately, she assumed I'd hate her from the beginning and has worked to be sure of it.

@argosz8046

3 жыл бұрын

Be careful. That can be a dangerous move. Many a victim learns that.

The behavior panel is a great example of how professionals should conduct themselves.Great to see and something to try to emulate

Oh man, Mark saying "HAYYELLP. HAYYELLP" Like Miss Penelope Pitstop was awesome 🤩.

When she said "Ransacked!" I heard Blanche Devereux from the Golden Girls.

@peggyreely8339

2 жыл бұрын

Loooove the Golden girls! I know exactly the line and scene... Thx for giving me a chuckle! RIP ....Betty White/Rose .....the best sitcom. Thx again.

@GlassOnion.

2 жыл бұрын

Love this comment!!

When my husband passed away when I called 911, as a nurse, I was trying to give them as much medical information as possible for the paramedics. But I was yelling at him to wake up and trying to do CPR. With a family member your not that calm.

@AACE73

3 жыл бұрын

Same when I found my late father & when I couldn't hear the 999 operator (CPR is HAAAAARRRRRRD work for those who have never done it! Most exhausting thing, emotionally & physically, I've done in my life!) I would also shout down the phone - which was on the floor - "Are you still there??!!!"

@LisaRent

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I was a mess when I found my friend unresponsive. I never want to hear the 911 call because I was trying to be calm at first then I just freaking LOST IT.

Scott , I know how painful it is to put your best friend down, I had to do let my best friend go as well after twelve years of unconditional love. Trust, comfort ..😢 til this day my heart is still broken, I miss him so much! So sorry for your loss God Bless you and your family 💔🙏🐶❤

@Alien_at_Large

11 ай бұрын

😢

1:03:19 I need Mark's "halp, halp" as a ring tone. 😂

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Awesome video, as usual! I’m a retired Baltimore police officer. In 1993, I was first on the scene of a call for “a man and a woman who were shot” . It took a few minutes for my back up to arrive as we were changing shifts at the time of the dispatch and I was alone on the scene for a short time. I was approached by a guy who I assumed was the 911 caller. As I was walking up to the property, this guy was yelling over and over, “I think they’re dead! I think they’re dead!” He simultaneously began to push me with both hands from behind towards the location of the bodies. I remember I reacted to his pushes angrily, shoving him backwards shouting, “Get the fuck off of me!” as I assessed the scene and my next course of action. In hindsight of course his actions were ‘inappropriate’ and odd. Deep inside I knew I didn’t want this guy near me, I didn’t want him pushing me. I didn’t want him touching me. That animal, 6th sense. My back up (a few officers strong) arrived and I asked one to detain the guy. Turns out he murdered both the man and woman- his parents- for about $300,000. 00 insurance pay off (which he never received but tried while in jail for the homicides) I think they’re dead....he was up close and personal and knew it was a man and a woman and he knew they might be dead. He was obviously more than a ‘distant’ witness.

“Haelp, HAELP!” 🤣🤣🤣 LOLLL

This is the best gig to listen to and watch while I schlep through documents @ the IRS. It's an informative and entertaining way to pass an eight - hour swing. Keep fresh cases coming in 2023. Bravo!

Saw this story on A&E American Justice. That broadcast had actual footage of the crime scene(his body blurred), and video of the local news filming her outside after finding her dead husband. She made sure the camera caught her expressions while talking to a neighbor. She practically steps aside to make sure the camera catches her face. It was so telling and seemed to 'act' for the camera.

@jooliagoolia9959

Жыл бұрын

AND!!! When she didn't know the camera was on her she was smiling and talking w her friend immediately after her supposed big emotion...

Chase always looks on with such admiration when Mark talks 😂❤️😂

@amyjohnson4543

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

I don’t think I’ll ever un-hear “Raaaansaaacked!!”

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

What about “Hayulp! Hayulp!”?

@teammacnamara5320

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanel I now know what to listen for when Mark’s in distress! Ha!

@luizathir13en

3 жыл бұрын

She's such a narcissist, she couldn't even tell how ridiculous she sounded in her "acting hysterical" to other normal people. It's pretty hilarious how she thought she did a good job.

@ssb4918

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanel 😁😁👍👏

@ssb4918

3 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍👏

Omg, I died at 45:00 when Scott did the Queer Eye "Spray, delay and walk away" bit. 😂😂💀So adorable!

@nancifreeman1

2 жыл бұрын

Scott is totally Mr comedy pants. He cannot be trustednot to come out of his wizzywoowoo bag with something hilarious.

@Mark : "Heyelp ! Heyelp ! " 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I saw a 12 year old get shot and I couldn’t even get it all out to the dispatcher . I wasn’t clear, I had to really think about what I just saw and repeat myself and it wasn’t even a family member . How is she showing no emotion ?

@chamo8234

3 жыл бұрын

@@suzannenichols6900 thanks love. I feel more sorry for the boy because after I called n the news came etc .. i never got an update on the boys condition . It was close range shot and gang affiliated .. I always wonder what happened to him . I hope he is alive & well .

I think it would be super interesting to see you guys tackle the Stephanie Lazarus interrogation. You probably know the case; the LAPD cop who murdered a love rival and seemingly got away with it, only to be blindsided decades later with an "interview" regarding the woman she killed. Some of the most bombastic facial expressions you'll ever see, plenty to dig into I'm sure!

@c.miller2460

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, yeah! I would love to see that one. That interview was wild.

@MiceHendrickson

3 жыл бұрын

@@charltonheston969 Jeez.. you're right.. I need to check my pictures..

@MiceHendrickson

3 жыл бұрын

@@charltonheston969 I mean it doesn't ring a bell, gee, my friend Schmeeda told me!

@MiceHendrickson

3 жыл бұрын

@@charltonheston969 True Crime Loser fan perhaps?

@MiceHendrickson

3 жыл бұрын

@@charltonheston969 For sure jcs is best at documentary style videos and analysis. I just really like tcl's more casual and comedic feel also.

I love when Mark goes last he wraps things up so nicely 🤗🙏

Ever since I was 13 or so I had a fascination with body language and I actually bought my first book on the topic. I'm now 43 and I am learning so much more from your channel. It was only ever a hobby but I do use some of what I learned in my day to day life. So thanks, for keeping my fascination alive 😌

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

What book was it?

@crimetimeAU

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanel it was a white A4 sized hard cover book from the 90s but unfortunately I can't remember the name of it. I had it for years but I think its been lost in all the moves.

I really appreciate how Chase and Scott act out hypothetical calls or situations and what a normal person would say vs what they sound like in the situation. Really a good teaching tool.

My Son is 12yrs old and heard you ask what is 15% of 980 he then yelled out 147.

@loiscassels8966

2 жыл бұрын

I checked and he’s correct.

Mark you are a trip😂😂😂 heeeelp. Heeeeelp🤣🤣

My daughter started calling me the Human Lie Detector when she was a preteen I discovered when I was in my 30’s it is referred to as being an empath I had to learn to hide that part of me, at a very young age, in order to survive a narcissistic mother…it didn’t help very much

This is better than anything on TV.

I came across this by accident and hearing Mark Bowden speak completely grabbed my attention and ever since I've been watching as many as I can find...loving them all!!!

1:03:31 Mark, you made me watch Penelope Pitstop on youtube all night! 😂 Chase, Pistolshots?? 🤣

I've called 911 because I was in an accident before, and Chase is right. My brain was not functioning and I did not tell any kind of story. The only reason I said anything coherent is because the dispatcher was asking questions to get the key facts out of me. It was similar when a piece of wood flew into my mirror on the highway and broke it - two minutes into the convo with insurance, my brain reengaged and I realized I was babbling. Panic response does not result in a coherent story told beginning to end.

Chase - I am a psychologist who plodded my way through some pretty obscure research during my training. The one theorist I had really great time for was Maslow and his 'hierarchy of needs' - and it came into my mind as I watched that part of the video! This was great material guys - I really enjoyed the way you used humour to illustrate what a malignant narcissist this woman is. Thanks as always!

@chasehughesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. I use that in many of my training courses, as does Greg.

Mark Bowden makes me smile all the time.

@oceansdaughter9885

3 жыл бұрын

Me toooooooooo 🥰

@PromisedJubilee

3 жыл бұрын

That British snark is SO GOOD 😆

@crowmedicine3890

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I just adore him.

Scott Rouse's voice is like a cigarette that's good for you.

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

😮

@righteousjustice7569

10 ай бұрын

Yes that's it ❤

Okay okay okay, I do need to speak up on the word ransacked 😂…I hear that word often in my neck of the woods. From East Texas to South Georgia.

Good one. My husband noted that she wouldn’t know her house was “ransacked” before the 911 call unless she left her husband and wandered around the house first.

@larapalma3744

3 жыл бұрын

She said she could see from there

EXACTLY! Chase hit the nail right on the head! When my best friend was murdered, ( by her Husband , it turned out) I WAS extremely calm ( ER mode, I worked at the ER) BUT, as I stepped through the back door ( I had gone to check on her) I stopped dead in my tracks, I froze. I had my 3 year old with me, and the door ( a heavy old oak door) was totally twisted sideways in the frame) , the blinds were all drawn ( 4pm in the afternoon) and I just froze. My gut was screaming " Get Out"! Somebody might still be in here!" I was calling out for her, and silence, yet her car and their truck was in the driveway...all these things hit me like bam, bam, bam... I'm so glad I didn't walk any further in. Losing my best friend in such a violent way was bad enough...but what I found out later about what was in that house, it dropped me to my knees. It's been 30 years..and I still, STILL...will NOT walk in any door that is left even slightly open. I carry an extra set of keys on my belt EVERY DAY. I lock my house if I even go out to work in my yard. I came home once from the grocery store, and my front door was open about 5" inches. I immediately backed away, called the Police, and they searched the whole damned house before I would go in. I live in a smaller rural area. Am I weird? Too careful? I don't give a damn what people think. I'm not taking any chances, when I can prevent, at least, the "Honest theives" from getting in, I'm doing it. I'm not stupid. I know from prior life experience that if someone wants in, they WILL get in. When I called the Police? It took them 25 minutes to get a deputy out there. I had to call from a neighbor's. 15 minutes after the first call, I called them again, mad as hell, and MY ONLY CONCERN, was if she was lying inside hurt, or God forbid, dead. I kept my shit together, because that's what I do. I've been around death a lot. But I was freaking frantic to get help! There's so much more to this whole thing, but it's not for me to share the whole truth. I'm just saying, ( and I know I tend to ramble) that what Chase said was right on the head. When I was talking to the State FBI person they sent out he asked me " Why did you stop? Why didn't you go in further to see if she was ok?" And what I told him was EXACTLY what I wrote above. " I got this feeling, this horrible fear, I guess you could call it, like.." Get out!" and so I did. I ALWAYS follow that gut feeling now. It doesn't happen often, but when it does? No matter the situation, I listen to it, consider it, and act if I need to.

@sunshinealice3335

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss. Listening to that gut feeling has saved me from a lot of bad outcomes. Hmm..maybe womans intuition ?? Happy Holidays 🎄☃️🌞

@reneet5858

3 жыл бұрын

@@sunshinealice3335 Thank you. Yes, after that happened, as my girls got older I always told them to kisten to their instincts about people. I didn't have any idea at the time that it was " intuition" , or any of the info I've gleaned from watching these guys ( I really love watching their interactions, it's hilarius!) I just "knew" in my gut, and I thought that KBI guy was going to think I was crazy, when I told him why I backed out of the house, but he didn't. He nodded his head like that was normal. He was/ is a very sweet man, who ended up retiring, and then becoming our County Sheriff for several terms. Back to what you said, though, yes...definently have had that " instinct" since ( not THAT strong) and you better believe I listen to it.

@reneet5858

3 жыл бұрын

@J J If you have a question, ask it directly. Making comments like you have above is not only insulting, it's insensitive.

@rebeccacarraway480

3 жыл бұрын

You’re not weird or too careful, you’re traumatized. Nothing unusual about your reaction.

@soberanobrasil9370

3 жыл бұрын

100.000% spot on. Be safe! 🙏

Amber Heard often said, “I don’t agree” to statements of the lawyers.

Scott makes me giggle a lot!!! "Someone who lives on the moon" HAHA. I don't know what that means, but I love it!

Just want to give a brief round of applause to Chase Hughes for providing a brief, accurate and succinct summary (around the 7:15 mark) of Dissociation (depersonalisation and derealization) about as well as i've heard anyone do so. Its not an easy thing to describe and summarise easily or briefly but Chase did a good job. I have experienced childhood trauma and dissociation is my everyday life, anyway thanks all. Love this Channel.

@beverlybalfe6998

3 жыл бұрын

Chase is a good teacher

@beverlybalfe6998

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, they are all good teachers! Each one bringing their special touch. Love this channel

@JaymePaladino

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agreed. Especially the distinction is not often made. I only experience depersonalization - but hard concepts to explain

@trishah2145

3 жыл бұрын

@@JaymePaladino I’m sorry you have to deal with this, my daughter does as well... he explained it well as she doesn’t want to leave the house much because she’s scared she will dissociate it’s so hard for my husband and I to understand- how and why it happens but we are understanding, it’s heartbreaking to see how hard she’s struggled therapy honestly hasn’t helped much. ❤️

@JaymePaladino

3 жыл бұрын

@@trishah2145 I'm so sorry for what you and your daughter have to deal with. It's so hard to describe it to other people. I haven't been able to find as yet a type of therapist that can deal with this kind of thing, and I don't know how old your daughter is but it's a wonderful thing that she can talk to you about it. When I was little I remember thinking "everyone will think I'm crazy." I didn't have a support system like you've given to your daughter so you're doing a great job even if you don't always feel that way. I've found it can be very scary to go to places where there's a lot of ambient background noise, if she would feel more comfortable going to a quieter place maybe outside somewhere until she becomes more comfortable, I have found that to be helpful.

Anyone else look at how long this episode was and get really excited that it was almost 2 hours? Could listen to these guys all day.

Final watched this video and analysis aside, Scott, when you spoke about how you remember everything about the day you had to put your dog to sleep I totally felt that. Yesterday was 10 months for me and you’re right the grief is there. That feeling

@mawmawvee

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss of your companion. There's nothing like a dog, to me and I've lost my precious companions over the years and, in time, the good things overshadow the sad things, but the sad things crop up, still, from time to time. Don't try not to grieve. Grief needs it's time. I'm feeling grief for the Boxer I rescued. Sandie was a loving girl and I learned, through her, why so many people love that breed.

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. It’s tough. Albert has been gone 2 years and 226 days. 🙁

@mikoftime1364

Жыл бұрын

@@mawmawvee Shadow was my first “adult pet” and someone just left him abandoned near a construction site. As soon as I showed his picture to my husband he said let’s go see him. The people at the animal shelter sneaked us to the back since he was in mandatory quarantine and we were able to see him. It was like finding a piece of our soul. They even waived his adoption fee. He had a lot of medical issues in the end but I would give it all for another snuggle. He was a chow chow and shiba inu mix, looked like a black bear and he was sooo grumpy. Very stubborn breeds but he was the best. I try to process the grief as best I can. I have his brother Ranger (dutch shepherd) and he is extremely attached to me so if I’m sad he will react and he has changed so much since Shadow passed. So I will allow myself to grief but I am very aware of Ranger because he gets depressed.

@SatieSatie

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheBehaviorPanelScott, I'm so sorry. My fur baby has been gone for 530 days now and I still tear up every day because I miss him so dearly. 😢

@LeeAnneGuerin

Жыл бұрын

14:13 We can see new little Hattie snuggled up behind Scott & then jump down.

@1:26 Chase mentions that Fenton shows no signs of concern about the possibility that someone may still be in the house! Excellent point and in my opinion it is damning.

Man I would love to see the breakdown of Diana, princess of Wales and her interview with Bashir. So happy I found this channel thank you!

@c4ward1

3 жыл бұрын

YES PLEASE!!!

@jasminejones9937

3 жыл бұрын

Very good idea 👍

@StellaKnights

2 жыл бұрын

why , we know she was telling the truth , they are married now haha

@annefagrew5807

2 жыл бұрын

YES !!!

She was my neighbor, across the street i could open my front door and see directly into their front door. We moved into the house right across the street that same superbowl Sunday from Orlando. Much to our surprise our last trip of the night we got back from our 3rd and last trip from Orlando. And the street was blocked off, with alot of talking finally ,cause LE was staged in our driveway they let us in our house. So much more happened for days and weeks on end. But the thing that hits my core, was one evening I was walking my dog on the front lawn, and she in jogging clothes kinda appears out of nowhere, or maybe I didn't notice, but she says and I quote " hi I'm Rebecca I noticed you just moved in do you know or have u seen anything? " I told her no, she then asked "well you heard about my poor husband, you don't think I did it do you?" Rocked my core folks. Weirdest conversation I've ever had, and no my dog was not ok with her presence.

@patrick3178

3 жыл бұрын

Fuckin right that is not a normal conversation. It sounds like she was trying to find out if she was seen doing it.

My first question is, if you saw him in a pool of blood, and you could see that your house had been ransacked, why would you wonder if he'd fallen down the stairs? Did he fall with a set of ginsu knives in his hands while trying to catch the person ransacking the house? Shot or stabbed, yes, but falling down the stairs makes no sense whatsoever.

Help! Help! Was the best part. LOL. You do a pretty good southern accent. Yes, I e been binge watching since I first heard these guys.

that was so funny :) I had to call the fire brigade when a house on my street was on fire. I gave them my address and said it was about 6 houses down from me. I didn't know the street number, but I said "you can't miss it, it's on fire" She cracked up

@GlowingMpd

2 жыл бұрын

🤣👍😇

I’m hooked on your program....have no idea why this 80 year old lady finds this is something I want to learn about!

@suzum5689

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 53. My husband recently told me I'm just like my mom in that area, because she would always watch crime-type shows. I never used to. Maybe it's because the kids are out of the house and we don't have to be so careful what they see anymore. lol

@looking4things669

2 жыл бұрын

@@suzum5689 I find the older I got the more I liked true crime.

When ever I see the thumbnail pop up for this video, I think it's a competion for "Who is the Biggest Liar, Piers Morgan or Rebecca," lol

Guys, cover the Shamima Begum interviews. Mark will be familiar with her case. As a teenager she left the UK to join ISIS and her citizenship was revoked and she has been fighting to regain her UK citizenship since then, many video interviews of her available.

@alexfenton229

4 ай бұрын

Great suggestion!!!!

I have an intellectual crush on all of you. THANK YOU for the videos. You're my favorite channel!

@beverlybalfe6998

3 жыл бұрын

I know rite!?

@user-wb1ew8sl5u

3 жыл бұрын

@@beverlybalfe6998yes, I just want to know everything they know😂

@bobbywright6062

3 жыл бұрын

BARF!

@skeletonwitch.

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobbywright6062 jealous?

@karlypearl9701

3 жыл бұрын

Intelligence really is attractive

When I opened the door to the apartment of a woman in hospice for whom I was caring and saw a huge swath of blood from the bed to the bathroom, I FROZE IMMEDIATELY. My thought was that someone might have harmed her and MIGHT STILL BE THERE. I didn't have my phone with me, but I took a good long time listening for even the slightest sound of breathing. Why wasn't Rebecca worried that there were murderers still in the home who might hurt her as well?

Anybody else rewatch this for the HAYELP, HAYELP?!😂😩🤣 it’s @1:03:18, Yw! I’m so happy this is in the new outro song! I assume that was Scott’s doing, and it’s masterful! ✨🤩✨

😂😂😂 I’m so grateful for finally hearing the Penelope pit stop sample in the theme song by Mark! Amazing

Geez this woman has three boyfriends, and shes mean! I cant even get one!

@scrubjay93

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need one if they are anything like these guys. :)

@suzum5689

2 жыл бұрын

Wait--- three? I missed that.

@vendulazelenkova6803

Ай бұрын

​@suzum5689 yep she was popular with them, beauty queen I dont get it too😂

I love that you respect each other.

@madiwa1820

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Nice to see people acting polite.⚘ Really.

“Firearm in my vehicle”….no one talks this way

“Frantically” tried to feel his pulse 🤨

Mark is so funny pretending he’s Rebecca calling 911 and saying he just returned from the gym! I get a kick out of Greg smiling at Mark’s constant humor in every video. Oh gosh ... just as I’m typing this, Mark is sounding like an extra from “Gone with the Wind” yelling “haylp, haylp”! 😂🤣. I’m cracking up!

I use to do interviews for work and went on natural gut instinct to their behaviour during the interview. Wish this series was about years ago. Since watching the Behaviour Panel I now look for how people react to questions physically and mentally. Your Podcasts are fascinating..

@TheBehaviorPanel

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Paul.

She said “I walked back into MY house”. Can’t even wait 5 minutes before forgetting you share a life with another person

Can you do an analyst on Paris Bennett. He murdered his 4 year old sister when he was 13. He has admitted to the murder but argues about being a socialpath.

This happens a lot in AA. That's why it is strongly suggested that women support women and men support men.

I have watched several of these videos and I have heard all of these gentlemen apologize for longer explanations. Please do not apologize. The purpose of these videos is education and the more detailed an explanation is the the easier it is for people like myself to understand and learn from. Thank you for that. I genuinely appreciate what you do. Keep up the amazing work.

Around @11:45 Greg saying the etching on her face indicates she’s intense in arguments, and then Scott *touches and smooths out his brow* 🤣🤣. Dang - Scott cracks me up with little jokes like this in almost every video!

@debbietully

11 ай бұрын

000😊

I'm so excited I've found you guys!! I love true crime and to be able to see it from a compete different angle is amazing. Please keep up the good work! I've already learned so much not only about others but about myself!!