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Things to avoid being murdered by your husband. (NOT that she is to blame). Leave when he (the abuser) is gone or asleep. Have everything you need (legal paperwork, documents, clothes, meds, (burner?) phone & chargers, credit cards, car keys, etc. Call it your go bag). No going back. NO verbal confrontation, "I'm leaving you!". Just go quietly and quickly. It's why I'm here 30+ years later.

@Kirsty_McKay

4 ай бұрын

So glad you're safe.

@reiningreminic

4 ай бұрын

Underrated comment. If you've ever felt just an ounce of the heebie jeebies around that partner, never announce to them you're leaving. Just go quietly. Thankyou for your comment ❤

@hopflo11

4 ай бұрын

And if you don’t have a go bag go anyhow - to a shelter and then get police escorts to retrieve your stuff

@SugarFreeVegan

4 ай бұрын

That is amazing that you picked up his subtle confession of being an abuser. Looking back, yeah, I see it. He was saying it was not any secret they didn’t get along and trying to make light of it. But bring in the experienced and he’s busted.

@gigi9301

4 ай бұрын

I have some information!!! Do I get the ten Grand? Wait for it... He Did IT!!

Im gonna start stating "I went to the grocery store today, absolutely no fight broke out with the cashier. We did not slap and scratch eachother at all. Then I went home, met my neighbor. My neighbor was not smoking crack in his underwear." Because it's very important to add details of a story that did not happen

@stevepeterson5943

4 ай бұрын

It's all true, cause I was also there, while they were not smoking crack.

@cleopatraoatcake7364

4 ай бұрын

​@@stevepeterson5943 I did not sell him the crack you didn't see him smoking before his neighbor met him in his underwear, at which time he was definitely NOT smoking crack!

@brendaplunkett8659

4 ай бұрын

LOL

@SwedBaben

4 ай бұрын

@@stevepeterson5943 Thank god you did not pass me the pipe behind your back and I don't have it in my possession "wink* when police didn't come there

@SwedBaben

4 ай бұрын

@@cleopatraoatcake7364 I know, I'm so happy I didn't call you to hook you up with Steve so you couldn't sell him crack and none of us met that day 🤣

I really love this format and the replays of clips that show the details/behaviors while they’re being discussed. I feel like it really makes everything flow even smoother :)

@drkimble7315

3 ай бұрын

its how they started to do it. but then they got lazy again i think and stopped doing it.

What are you telling your kids....? "They're nice to me, but their saying, you killed Mom". What a weird answer! 😮

@sonjastanger5858

4 ай бұрын

Exactly my thoughts

You have to have some pretty bad history for your own kids to think you're a murderer. Normally I would expect quite the opposite.

@gigi9301

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, Barry Morphew's daughters will never believe

@Gwentheferret

4 ай бұрын

When I was younger, there were times I would hear my parents argue. I had worries my dad might do something (very active imagination as a child). The years, both in general experience and further observations about my parents have shown that my dad has always been and always will be fully in love with and dedicated to my mom. So, depending when you asked me, I might have believed it, even though there wasn't any bad history.

@drkimble7315

3 ай бұрын

@@Gwentheferret just because you're in love with someone doesnt mean u dont want to wring their necks at times. especially in a long marriage.

@johneckert1365

3 ай бұрын

Sandy skillfully manipulated my 3 younger siblings against our Dad decades ago. Nothing surprises me anymore

Thanks guys. The missing persons episodes are good training in deception vs truth indicators.

Thank you Greg, Scott, Mark & Chase. Scott’s all over this one! Definitely full of embedded confessions all the way down to “ the kids are nice to me most of the time but once in a while say-You Killed Mom!” Great learning lesson in this video. See you again next week as always ❣️

Hello everyone. I'm watching from Scotland

@LadyLuck13

4 ай бұрын

Me too. Hello neighbour 👋😜

@NicolaMaxwell

4 ай бұрын

Me too. Glasgow here!

@NicolaMaxwell

4 ай бұрын

​@@LadyLuck13 Oi! I'm the Scottish ginger around these parts. 😂

@colinjames2469

4 ай бұрын

Braw! @@NicolaMaxwell

@NicolaMaxwell

4 ай бұрын

@@colinjames2469 Aye it's braw here, a bonnie wee night!😂

Wes: that's not the case. Scott: Yeah it is. 😆😂

All throughout his children’s lives, he told them, their friends, & his son’s gf how he would kill his wife - in detail. He told his daughter this many times from a very early age. He said he’d put her body inside a water heater, cut tiny holes so crustaceans & small fish could get in to eat her flesh, and sink it in a lake or pond. This was a normal, typical story to the kids. His daughter bought a really good drone that can see small fish in the water, and she’s flown it all over the place looking for her Mom’s body.

@teresev1435

4 ай бұрын

Jesus!!! That’s horrifying!!

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

Dear lord!

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

I must've missed it. How did he say he'd kill her (in great detail, as you say)? The only thing I heard was how he would dispose of her, according to the ever growing list of people who heard this statement yet not one of them, over the course of many years, was concerned or worried for her safety.

@teresev1435

3 ай бұрын

@@donnkeyesquire3088 Working from the bottom of your statement up, the subject of this video said in the interview "You run a family." The word "run" implies control and authority. If he "ran" the family, he controlled his wife and children. When someone has control, they have authority and children are conditioned not to question authority; therefore, the children did as they were told. "Children are seen and not heard;" right? So that could explain why no one ran for their lives or intervened. How did he say he'd kill her, the cause of death is there in the language of the text: "He said he’d put her body inside a water heater, cut tiny holes so crustaceans & small fish could get in to eat her flesh, and sink it in a lake or pond." She doesn't have to be deceased for him to accomplish these tasks, she only has to be unconscious. The cause of death in this hypothetical scenario is drowning. The manner of death is homicide. Hope this helps.

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

@@teresev1435 It has been established (over the last couple of years) which one of the two was controlling and had the power in the family and it wasn't him. The police couldn't even look into his cellphone for recent calls, pings, etc because she had taken away his phone "privileges" months prior (even while his mother was terminal and his family had to be "screened" through Sandy to reach him). That is just one of many examples. I think you're putting too much emphasis on that one word, imo. Secondly, it's already been determined (by law enforcements own attempt) that cutting into a water heater is a tedious job. Once they finally got through the layers and into the tank and still only had a small, rough hole, they realized that the likelihood of a body fitting into a water heater is impossible without dismemberment and even then it's doubtful. Not to mention that one would have to weld it back together again for containment purposes. So, that blows your theory of how he'd kill her as well as the theory of disposal because neither are plausible. Most people dont realize just how small the tank of a water heater is because they see the whole appliance. But thats a shell, surrounded by a thick layer of insulation with the tank in the center. Also, I would bet a large sum that this man has never, ever used the word crustaceans! Nothing about this case is at it seems. These clips are almost 3 years old and the title suggests "re-visit" but this is just regurgitating the same clips and the same analysis as the first time around. A lot of this has been proven impossible, improbable, or false which leads me to believe it's just clickbait.

"They're nice to me..." That's because they are wanting to get a confession, they are smart humans. They know that you killed their Mom.

Those kids KNOW their Dad. That's why they are accusing him! Great video.

@kriegerbrungard3248

4 ай бұрын

They must also know he's low hanging fruit

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

Pretty odd that the daughter went to the police station to make a missing persons report and also immediately wanted him investigated for murder. Most people would want to have some type of assessment on the situation first (going to the house, calling every friend, hospital, etc). How does one make that leap to murder without even fully processing what is going on?

Scott, "Yeah it is." On his saying it's not true he killed his wife. LOL! Just a side note. I've been watching the original Columbo series, and I get a kick out of hearing the clips you use in the context of the show. "The eye witness is you." Peter Faulk does such a great job with the role.

I can't believe he actually said his kids accuse him!!!! How is he not in jail??

@teresev1435

4 ай бұрын

I just caught up on the case online, their case is too circumstantial to charge and try him. All they need is him, four walls and one guy from TBP (we all know who) and they’ll have a confession.

So last night, my baby who's 8 was sleeping with me because shes sick. Hubs slept elsewhere so he could sleep well. We do this. I told the little one to go to sleep while i put my laundry away and listen to some training. She asks if im going to listen to Mark and Chase! Hahahaha. No, different training. Cant believe she remebered names.

I love the Merchandise! This'll come on at about 2am for us here in 🇦🇺. I'm going to set my alarm. Can't wait!

"There was no scuffle" is what I call the negative confession that many kids do. Mine said "I didn't spill the milk in the kitchen!" O ya? We were the only ones home. 🤣

If your kids accuse you of killing their mother. I kind of think you’re guilty.

@ting1084

4 ай бұрын

what i see right away is an controlling husband: he convinced her to go up to bed (that turned my stomach), then when he talking about “running a family” (stomach flip again) along with that weird tense claw hand, i got the willies…

Another interesting one for you guys would be Steven Kubecki, the guy who disappeared for 14 months in college near Lake Michigan and woke up on the east coast with marathon medals and "no memory" of what happened. I think he later became a psychologist and maintains no recollection of his lost time. Still alive today.

There was no update

You bring up some interesting points about the Sandra Eckert case. The discrepancies in the story definitely raise suspicion. It seems like there's more to uncover here.

None of you guys gonna mention the weird hand movement during 'you live together, you run a family'.

@LordMelbury1953

4 ай бұрын

Yes a claw grabbing…. Hmmm

@ting1084

4 ай бұрын

i did .. that freaked me out on the first viewing and i just commented on that

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

Yes! I thought he was giving the middle finger at first then the I realised it was like an angry grab

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

@@eagrinstead1 You definitely need to delve into this one! Two of the adult children still aren't self-sufficient. They still have their Dad pay for things like their phone bill and fix their brakes, pay their rent, etc while accusing him of murder. It's the most bizarre thing I've ever seen. How do you do interviews accusing him of their Moms disappearance and then ask for money and favors? It doesn't make sense! Also, he never was the one in control. She was. She took his driving privileges away at times and took his phone privileges away for months at a time, just to exercise control. The police couldn't pull his phone records for information, calls, pings, etc because she had taken it away from him. These little clips are from almost 3 years ago. Perhaps they should analyze the statements (because let's face it, they are picking apart his words not his body language) from some of the video of other members of this family). That would certainly be interesting.

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

@@eagrinstead1 It's refreshing to hear that someone digs a little deeper!! After watching this the first time around a couple of years ago, I tried to find their accreditations, certificates, or anything to back up their claim of expertise in the field. I would suggest the comment section of KZread under Scareful Stories, Adventures With Purpose, and there's a couple of others. Unfortunately, a lot of the conversations happened under AWP and one of the brothers, Wes, deleted hundreds of his comments. Many of the ones that are still there are edited but I think you will still get a fair amount from starting there.

The whole thing is bizarre. I want to hear more about the police who saw the car driving on the road at 3:00 am and even trailed it for a while. Did they get a look at the driver? Did they notice if it was male or female? Where was the last location that her cell phone pinged? I don't believe the husband's story, either. If he saw her keys in her hands ... and if she was angry and about to leave ... how did he just peacefully take her keys away from her? Anyone would have at least had an argument at that point about giving up the car keys when they were already angry enough to be heading for the door. Not sure why he would kill her over that. There must be more to the story of what she said to him as she was heading for the door. She must have said something that pushed his buttons ... maybe something she knew that she threatened to expose about him. There's just a huge hole right there. He is a convicted felon who had trouble with the law for some financial crime in the 70's. Now, the wife ends up missing (probably dead) just when the man comes into a financial benefit from his mother's will. What was in that will?

@teresev1435

4 ай бұрын

So the reason they fought about the will is because she wanted him to contest it. Maybe he was getting nothing out of his mother’s will and Sandra wanted him to contest the will? Online information: “Her vehicle is a dark gray 2005 Dodge Stratus with Wisconsin license plates 319 LGT expiring in 2021. The vehicle was last seen by the Muskego Police Department around 3:00am on Saturday, March 27th, 2021.” I also read online that the last place her phone pinged was near her brother-in-law’s house …😳… at 3:13 AM So, wes sr.’s brother’s house. “The majority of murders take place between 8 PM and 3 AM.” -Joe Navarro “The last thing she said is you’ll be hearing from my lawyer.” I believe she said that when she was on her way out the door. So let’s say that’s when he decided he wasn’t gonna let her leave. [You’ll also notice that it’s “my car.” Implying that she didn’t have a car, so she didn’t have the ability to come and go as she please. -in his mind, he owned her and she wasn’t gonna go anywhere --my thoughts] Did I hit all your questions?

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

@@teresev1435 He was getting a decent sum of money from the will. His siblings were getting more and he was OK with that because they were her caregivers so he felt that was fair. Sandy wanted him to contest the will and felt that it should be divided equally. They had two vehicles. The Stratus was registered in Sandy's name but Wes drove it. Their other vehicle, a Jeep Patriot (I believe) was registered in both of their names but Sandy drove it. Wes took the keys to the Jeep from her because she had been drinking. He fell asleep on the couch and she left at 2:34a.m. ( or somewhere close to it). The neighbors camera captured the car leaving the driveway. She took the spare keys to the Stratus. She was definitely the controlling one in the marriage. Even his son Wes Jr made statements to support that his Dad was passive: "if he wasn't such a p@#&y" and "he wouldn't have the balls to do anything about it" (when Wes Jr was talking about stealing the Jeep Patriot). Sandy took her husband's cellphone away from him several times. She even took his driving privileges away (and took him off their insurance policy to make sure he wouldn't drive) when she didn't want him to go to his buddy's place. There's some bizarre family dynamics with this case. I think there's way too many possibilities for anyone to make a determination of one's guilt based off of some news clips from 3 years ago. They've executed several search warrants involving many agencies and there wasn't any forensic evidence, no signs of a fight/struggle (or as the police commonly say a "scuffle", which I'm sure he was asked that many times so that's probably why he offered it in the news interview), and his story hasn't changed. There's so much more but I think this provides more insight regarding the questions.

@teresev1435

3 ай бұрын

@@donnkeyesquire3088 Dang, dude-you know ALL the things. Before I received this post from you, I was gonna say I was confident you know way more details on this case than I do and that my knowledge of the facts is limited. Clearly that’s the case! (Do you know the family personally or do you live in the same town?) Thank you for the insight! So from what you’ve got, she left on her own, so someone someday may find her in the car in a ravine or something like that? Potential accident. All things are possible. Sad case all around, regardless.

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

@@teresev1435 I don't live in the same town but I'm familiar with the path the car traveled. I don't have a personal history with the immediate family although I do know one person within the large family. There is some debate about who was driving. Some of the kids claim that no one knows who was driving, therefore it must be their Dad. Then there's a family member from the other side of the street (where the camera was) that stated that Sandy was driving and she left alone. There are various cameras along the route that some of the kids went to get/view the footage prior to the police and they say that you can't tell who is driving. The cop followed her for 10 minutes, which included a couple of left-hand turns which provide a view of the driver, but supposedly the officer said that he couldn't tell who was driving. There's a significant height and size difference between Sandy and Wes so I find the officers claims odd and certainly not observant like they are trained to be, if this is true. Finally, the investigators stated that they were going to review the dashcam footage from that night. Now they state that they don't have dashcam footage. The truth lies somewhere in that mess.

Thanks for the re-edit Scott! Really find it super helpful when the video is cut into your analysis. 🤘

There are 12 bodies of water within about 10 miles of Franklin, WI. Maybe one of those dive shows could do a search for her. After all bodies of water are some of the best hiding places. Makes me wonder if her car was better than his, as that is the one that has disappeared with Sandra.

@JinJinDoe

4 ай бұрын

A youtuber diver team did search for her back in the day. I think they are called Adventurers with purpose. They couldn't find her

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

Great idea about the dive teams however, when AWP came to Franklin, his daughters ignored their attempts at reaching out to them. When Kelsey finally called them back, she chased them away so they really didn't do much of a search. This re-make by TBP is using very old footage (2021) and so much more has come out about this so it seems ridiculous that they are re-analyzing this old video

Hello from Norway. 🙂

@madeleine9907

4 ай бұрын

Hey from Sweden 😊

@tinestokmo44

4 ай бұрын

Hei hei fra Norge her også 😄

@jarzebinka1

4 ай бұрын

Hello from Poland!:)

Wow so the kids even are free enough to accuse him of murdering her..says a lot about relationships and family dynamics

Y'all are just so spot on! I love to hear you analyze an interview!❤ Jane

There was no scuffle. There was definitely a scuffle.

@unapologeticallyauthentic

4 ай бұрын

Lol

I love seeing y'all! One of my favorites on KZread and True Crime!!!! Thank you for your time and dedication! 😊

I love this channel so much.

Love you gents! Thanks for all your insight!

Chase laughing at himself is so cute. I love it when y’all forget to unmute your mics. I think we need a video of all the times one of you guys forgot to unmute your mic.

Ahh I haven't tuned in for a while. I'm looking forward to it 😊

Always enjoy your interactions. Using Jungian (Myers-Briggs) typology, each of you adds a specific 'flavor,' insight structure to the whole. You build on one another. Excellent.

Can you please do Australian woman Kelly Lane? She is serving time for the murder of her baby girl the day she left the hospital with her and is almost due for parole after serving 13 years of an 18 year sentence. She has had multiple children and hid all the pregnancies from her parents, family and friends. Every other baby was adopted out. I don't understand this as she played water polo through every pregnancy and no one noticed??? There is a Netflix documentary on her story, not sure if it is available on Netflix US however.

@Nous520

4 ай бұрын

I’d like to see an analysis on her father. I’m convinced he fathered the last one or one of his buddies.

@TheClarkie03

4 ай бұрын

@@Nous520 She got denied parole according to the new law "No body, no parole". Yeah her parents are a bit strange!

The videos where you pop the footage in where the panel comment is very helpful. Thank youl.

My coat hangs in my bedroom closet! It always has not a big deal her coat was on from the bedroom! Lol that made me laugh! Great analysis!

@Sara-pw1gy

4 ай бұрын

Is your bedroom upstairs?

@lorrainemingrino9928

4 ай бұрын

@@Sara-pw1gy yes it is! It’s something I’ve always done! I thought it was funny because I do, do that an old habit when you have 5 kids the closet downstairs for my coat is not feasible it ends up on the floor or sticky or muddy from little hands and feet I like to preserve my coat as long as possible defending against 5 kids! Lol be blessed

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

So does mine...upstairs! Nothing weird about it.

@johneckert1365

3 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

If my kids accused me of murdering anyone, let alone their owe mother, I'd never say, "Well, they're nice to me." Really ! And that nasty rag is nothing but a prop. Another great analysis, gentleman!! Can't disagree with a word said here.

@nohorasims656

4 ай бұрын

That's a great point, I knew it sounded funny but couldn't put my finger on it. He really told on himself.

@johneckert1365

3 ай бұрын

Well, Dad has had a "prop" in his back pocket for longer that I've been alive.

You guys are just great, love how comfortable you are around each other.

Aww so cute..the early days..so relaxed & cheeky to each other..I love that

You Guys are So Smart 🤓 I'm Learning So Much 😊

Am I the only one thinking, how does "convincing someone to go to bed" come after "the LAST thing she said"? She enver spoke a word again, WHILE he was convincing her to go to bed? How about after that? He decided to not see or hear from her again until...when, morning...?

@hopflo11

4 ай бұрын

Good catch

Just an FYI. I have several coats. I keep them in my bedroom closet because I wear different ones with different outfits. I don’t know how unique that is. 😊🤷🏼‍♀️

@LadyLuck13

4 ай бұрын

I'm the same. I've got far too many and they wouldn't all fit on the coat rack...lol

@michelleeven24

4 ай бұрын

Seasons permitting 😅

@LadyLuck13

4 ай бұрын

@@michelleeven24 I live in Scotland, we sometimes have 4 seasons in one day!!...lol

@freegeorgia4808

4 ай бұрын

Agreed. My coats are also in the bedroom. The days weather dictates which one.

@freegeorgia4808

4 ай бұрын

​@@LadyLuck13the same In Georgia in the US.

The interviewer is Kelly Siegler former Texas prosecutor, from an episode of Cold Justice.

Lookin forward to this! 😎

Now THAT should be on a t-shirt: I am the low-hanging fruit

@tcme11

3 ай бұрын

Better than putting it in umderwear. 🤪

Actually I keep my coat upstairs in my wardrobe so I always wear it as I come downstairs!😅

@johneckert1365

25 күн бұрын

Fantastic 👌🧥

Also, his tense in his story is so bizarre!!! "She comes down the stairs" ?? "I see her car keys" ??

@nohorasims656

4 ай бұрын

Yes its just like he's telling a story , So inhuman

Great coverage

My coats are upstairs 😂

Sirs, thank you so much for all of the videos, I love watching you guys do this. You're all amazing! Would you consider analyzing Dan Schneider's interview with Bobby Bowman, addressing some of the issues, but not nearly enough, from Quiet on the Set.

@pamelawolf313

4 ай бұрын

Yessssss! That documentary is distressing. Gross.

My family is from there and there are a lot of Welsh and Irish for generations

oh! my bad - I read this is 'she is back' - and it's news. I _remember_ this one - the analysis = hence my surprise - 'what? she's actually alive - sadly nope, just still 'missing' 🙄🤐🤔

Keep leaving in all the bloopers and funny moments.. yall are hilarious 😂😂 Love From New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦

Awesome video, really enjoyed this walk through. Also wanted to ask if you guys will return to the Gypsy Rose news that just came out. Apparently she confessed to some responsibility and then deleted all her social media links. Just curious to see your take. Always a pleasure to watch anything you guys come across. Take care

You get him Scott..😅

What about that weird hand gesture he makes after he says, "You live together"?

@beareeves4923

4 ай бұрын

It looks weird, because he has arthritis in his hands. It is holding 2 fingers side by side like 2 people side by side.

@elsadixon

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for explaining! I worried it was something more sinister.@@beareeves4923

And How Cld this be the last thing she said-IF he grabbed the keys and then he “convinced” her to go to bed. When Mark said “finality” this was an excellent point made. He give her words finality. The sad thing apart from her being killed is just this man-he is so pitiful. I think that he MAY HAVE tried to grab the keys-and a scuffle caused her to either fall and BE HURT-so she screams “you’ll hear from my lawyer!” Then he thinks he’s in trouble for causing her injury and becomes more angered and kills her. Or he causes her great injury THINKS she dead and hauls her body into car and disposed of both car and body. Sad man that probably just lost his temper in a moment and regrets this

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

There isn't any physical evidence to support this theory. He'd have to be smart enough to pull off the perfect crime and not leave one shred of evidence.

Doesn't everybody have two sets of keys for their car.

@angkeats7111

4 ай бұрын

Not always

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

Yes and they did have two sets to their vehicles. The videos that they are "re-analyzing" are from 3 years ago and fail to acknowledge many facts of the case and subsequent interviews.

Gosh you guys see so much I just feel the fibs but miss plenty Still learning.

Oh my... I thought water, too, Scott! Fight over the will says one thing... he said she gets nothing.

Christine Blasey Ford is being highlighted again (new book). After searching, did not see your analysis on her testimony, media, etc. Would love to see your views on her. Thanks! 😎

Could you actually do a "Columbo Approach" guide, with references to the show?

@michelleeven24

4 ай бұрын

Omg please 🙏

@DNAConsultingDetectives

4 ай бұрын

There's a new show on CBS "Elsbeth", that's 100% Columbo! It's hysterical.

@jonchowe

4 ай бұрын

@@DNAConsultingDetectives hah! My roommate is a background actor currently filming that show! I'll check it out.

@stevepeterson5943

4 ай бұрын

I was excited to see an episode where a well to do lady had the same painting in her living room as me! Mine's a print but I'd only seen it on my wall : ) . . . Good to know my decorating taste is "detective show circa 1977", ha!

Please consider covering Dan Schneider’s “interview”!!!! Thank you TBP, love your coverage as always!

You guys are having too much fun!

The opening video was an explanation of what happened and his defence all in the same sentence.

In the African-American community it is common to use the term "tussle" to describe a fight.

@NicolaMaxwell

4 ай бұрын

In Scotland the older generation will say a wee "tussle" broke out to describe people about to fight or things getting heated.

@magicmarker7047

4 ай бұрын

I think the word was scuffle.

@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey

4 ай бұрын

It was scuffle, though...

‘An embedded confession’? As in something that will be laughed at legally?

Greg, did you look at Zachariah Anderson? Thank you. 🤟🏻

I can't find the original video on this.

Can always count on Scott for complete honesty. "I don't know why this guy is out walking around." 💣

Glad you guys clarified 'she came down with her coat on".....I was scratching my head wondering what a 'codin' was! It's the accent, I'm Australian.🤣

Columbo season 6, Episode 04... Try and catch me. It all came down to the keys. 🔑🔑

Its a bad sign when a story about a missing person makes you wanna laugh instead of cry

Yeah it is! We all said the same thing on other side of screen Scott.

I can’t wait for you guys to do Dan Schneider!!! 👀

Chase breaking character is one of the funniest bits. It doesn’t haven often. He’s always so cereal

I like this length

He shakes his head up and down in the yes motion as he says, " You killed mom".

💜 Justice for Sandra 🦘

C’mon Scott, tell us what you really think! 😆 Yes!

I feel like Schultz on hogan's heros. I know nothing....about this case....

@LoveAuntieJan

4 ай бұрын

@Buddhabellie I thought the very same thing…but, figured I was too old and no one would understand the reference! 😆😂👵🏻😜😆

@Buddhabellie

4 ай бұрын

@LoveAuntieJan say it ain't so?! We are at that point when Schultz might not be known? Oh the horror. At least one person got it. Haha. Thanks

@mamaof8gr8

4 ай бұрын

I just said that in his voice.

Chase, you remind me of a young Edd Byrnes (77 Sunset Strip - yes im old) 💕

Can you gentlemen do a panel weigh in on Dan Schneider's new interview?? That would be much appreciated if you could!

@tcme11

3 ай бұрын

He is the creepiest of creeps.

Hi guys. Love your content. I’ve just watched the Don Lemon, Musk interview and found it fascinating. I would love to hear your analysis of it.

Agree with ya gentlemen ❤

when he said “the last thing she said…” followed by “I grabbed them…” it really paints a picture of what happened. She tried to leave and it was the last thing she did before he grabbed her.

Is this a rerun? I feel like I’ve seen it before.

@charlestonscnative9083

4 ай бұрын

The description said they were revisiting the case.

@donnkeyesquire3088

3 ай бұрын

Yes. Same stuff from a couple of years ago. I'm not sure why they wouldn't use new material.

It would be great to see an analysis by you of the Dan Schneider interview and the crocodile tears he sheds.

The cops now consider it a homicide, and their kids accuse him...

@johneckert1365

3 ай бұрын

Only 3 out of 5 kids ☝️

Great video. Please do Charles Sobhraj in The Real Serpent: Investigating a Serial Killer, Channel 4 UK?

Scott is slayin this one! 😂

What is going on with Chase? I admire the whole panel, but I’m worried because I keep hearing that something is wrong with Chase!! Whatever it is, I pray he’s doing well!! Hugs to you and your family!!

😂 excellent l9ve your content ❤

“There is nothing inside”, said my son holding his treasure box. He was 4 or 5 years old ❤

I Love you guys! Soooo Funny!!!🤣

Where is the original video of this from you guys

@johneckert1365

3 ай бұрын

Search "Sandra Eckert missing" or "Wes Eckert behavior panel"

💜 l feel sorry for that poor woman Sandra 🦘