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@TarahRice84

Жыл бұрын

You guys need to do Adam Montgomery!

@tinar.a.3542

Жыл бұрын

In a case such as this, potentially so many victims, how is it decided the best interrogator/questioner? Not just interviews, but actual detective. Is it ever more easing for a man to be questioned by a woman? For example, would he potentially feel less inclined to embellish… maybe? BTW, by easing, I certainly don’t mean a murderer’s comfort. Just wondering in regards to the benefits of more information. I’m assuming when the numbers are this high, there are multiple agencies available.

@melanieedson4264

Жыл бұрын

The music added at the end when going around the room with thoughts is distracting and a bit annoying. Also the swipe sound when reflecting on a behavior is distracting from the Educator.

@kmily700

Жыл бұрын

Could you do the Chia Labeof interview with Joe Bernthal on real ones next? I just feel his whole "redemption" interview is another manipulation like others before. He has a story of "turnin around". Manipulator. See the Fka Twigs interview describing their relationship. Would be so interesting hearing your take on it 🍀✌️🧐✌️🍀

@gabrielaalves9332

Жыл бұрын

Guys please do the crazy cult guy from HBO's s series The Vow. They have a new episode out with him speaking. I think it would be cool

These guys change lives. I was able to discern that a person close to me is truly narcissistic, while watching a video last year. I then sought therapy and understand this person better which keeps me safe in every way. Thank you, guys.

@amywill9185

Жыл бұрын

@@rabbit3212010 I’m so sorry 😢. The last thing you need right now. These guys blessed you with insight to spot her bad behavior. Keep your heart safe❤

@Chericherry4

Жыл бұрын

@@rabbit3212010 I’m trying to get a support group started in my city for EXACTLY what you’re talking about. 🙏

@rhondasisson1681

Жыл бұрын

Beware of JEFFERY Dahmer!! The cultist of Orange favorite killer!!

@colleenflanagan5225

Жыл бұрын

Careful that a few narcs don’t try to infiltrate your group. They really don’t like to be found out!

@Mirandajane84

Жыл бұрын

That’s why I hope they do Darrell Brooks. Just to break down the very obvious tactics he is using and make it clear. It could help so many dealing with people like him.

That first video, he sounds like someone reminiscing about an old girlfriend, fondly remembered. That’s scary

@sararahman7731

Жыл бұрын

Right?! 😳😳😳 Bet those women initially never thought he'd kill them... scary.

The most terrifying part, for me, is that this man could have fooled me quite easily. He seems so amicable and easy to get along with, a great story teller, and very animated. He would have pulled the wool over my eyes so effortlessly. It's a terrible thought.

@johannas.l.brushane2518

Жыл бұрын

It reminded me of a popular song by a swedish artist, En kväll i juni (an evening in june), that is about an old guy watching his grandkid and while lustening to the radio by a specific song is reminded about how he met grandma (who is gone) and tells the grandkid about it.

@gaylehudson7267

Жыл бұрын

You might want to reassess the criteria by which you decide whom to trust. Those older mugshots look like a terrifying monster to me. But this one would have you at "hello" anyway.

I want to watch this. the channel is hands down the most rewatch able channel on KZread, can't wait for this segment

@DaveSCameron

Жыл бұрын

It's just a delight and thankfully remaining open to us with a great deal of work and effort too. 👍

@bossman5190

Жыл бұрын

i’m glad i found this channel too. Some people are truly missing out on great content

@hollylemar3947

Жыл бұрын

I’m with you. I’ve been excited to watch this episode about Sam Little. These are the most rewatchable episodes. I absolutely love them

@hmq9052

Жыл бұрын

Yeah all these sick details are great fun. Ya fkn weirdo

@elinazariel

Жыл бұрын

Very re-watchble indeed.. Every time I recognize the body language signs better. I always look forward to new episodes and I even bought the ebook of Scott. It is very interesting.

If we ignore the affable delivery style, the main thing that comes across is, that he USED those cars he drove, as a way of luring people to their death. The car was a big part of each story, like it was his accomplice, they were in it together. These victims were vulnerable people, who fell for his easy charm, and got into his car, because they probably needed a ride somewhere. He was like a predatory Uber driver. And we can we just take a minute to think of how awful it was, for these victims to realise that that car was not going where they thought it was. It was going into the middle of nowhere, and they couldn't get away. They must have been terrified, and he's almost intimating that they were willing participants on this horrific final journey they were forced to make with him.

Who thought it was a good idea to put that music to the questioning of a serial killer? I found that the strangest thing of all! Great video guys

@amh7427

Жыл бұрын

I'm not liking the music either. 😞

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

The original interview company

@GaliSinatra

Жыл бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell I wasn't insinuating that Scott did it. I know the original company did.

You guys are right; he is a good storyteller....it's the content that's jarring. These kind of people are why a person needs to have rules about how far to trust someone they just met. Forget using your intuition about a person, just don't get in a car etc. w/someone you don't know--ever!

@deedeeannash

Жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right. Every victim family says, "it can't happen here" and there are thousands of stories about Jekyll and Hyde behaviour the second he gets you in the car. I forget which serial killer had removed the passenger-side door handle and Edmund Kemper also rigged handcuffs and a locking mechanism. Staying out of stranger's cars is just basic survival skills.

I am convinced my ex & I had a run in with this guy at a drive through liquor store off Bardstown in Louisville Kentucky in the early 2000s when my ex was going to Sullivan College there. He kept offering to drink with us and wanted me to go buy a mixer at a nearby McDonald’s which immediately raised my suspicions. He got more & more irritated when I wouldn’t leave him with my gf and ended up not drinking with us despite us already having our own alcohol & mixers.

@callmeme1898

Жыл бұрын

Creepy!!!

Hope the backgroumnd music can be chalked up to an unsuccessful experiment.

@pennyp7382

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Thank you.

@scrumpelart9406

Жыл бұрын

Yes - it's really difficult to understand over it

you guys should cover the Darrell Brooks trial! I’d love to see a breakdown of his body language during the circus that’s ensuing right now

I was wondering if others also found the background music distracting and a bit annoying? 🤔 Otherwise, great analysis, awesome content as always

@thingsthatmakemego-ooh

Жыл бұрын

Interesting... Glad it's not just me. I couldn't watch this due to back track. Same with all videos where there's weird off-putting, distracting music or what-not...

@scottboston4607

Жыл бұрын

I didn't until you mentioned it😂 lol. Now I completely concur, and find it a bit unsettling.

Damn man the scary thing about this dude is I could see how easy it would be to sit in the bar and have a beer with him thinking he's just a good old boy or a cool guy. Very frightening. And thanks to body language panel we are all learning how to read body language and as Scott says to listen to our sixth sense because it's real. Particularly you ladies out there man be super careful.

@Bindi.B

Жыл бұрын

My intuition has gotten me out of a few dangerous situations!

As always extremely interesting. Never miss an upload. Please stop the music. Really annoying, too loud and very very distracting. ❤ From Australia

He smiles as his telling the event. Like a guy talking about a great one night stand. Evil.

That smile in the first interview says to me.. “this girl fell right in my lap” chilling

If I'd met Sam in person, I don't think my instincts would've told me he's a murderer. He seems more like a sneaky smuggler to me! Someone who can talk their way out of anything with an almost childlike charm. - Very dangerous...

Great analysis once again! May I just ask you a little favour? Please turn the music off when he’s talking - I got ADHD and I can hardly focus on a word he says with that background noise. That would be wonderful and inclusive, thank you so much in advance ❤

GUYS- I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR ALL YOUR CONTENT AND COMMENTS. Thank you for your analysis and what you have thought us until now which is extremely useful. I started to see people from different perspectives, just by observing their body language. As long as we keep it humble and not putting a meaning to everything but catching patterns, it really opens up a new door. I don’t know how lucky I was to come across 4 people as you guys, and I think we are lucky that you decided to come together and give us these observations. Besides, the like counts and the views, I want to say thank you for those hours of education. KZread really does need content that enhances mindsets rather than entertainment videos morning and evening. So please go on doing what you do and just so you know there is a big family supporting you. Thank you.

@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt

Жыл бұрын

Huh ? Say what!? I’m gonna kick your ass!

This one from the very beginning was so different then the prior evaluations from the panel. I actually felt nervous as I listened. He just seemed so delighted, casual, willing to share it all with animation. It made him happy. It was like someone telling about their recent vacation. Took me a while to realize that he simply scared me. He said he loved the one lady but then spoke how her dumped her body. His "love" is as short lived as his victims. I wonder how deep his hate runs?

It is crazy how this guy isn't a household name! He killed SO MANY people!!! I can only assume that it's an example of just how much the media controls what we, the people, discuss 😳

@pamelamartin8464

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree. We the people only know what the media feeds us. Not many people do deep dives to find all the news. Scary how much the media controls the masses.

@mrsx7944

Жыл бұрын

Agree. They don't like to portray BM as "serial killers" it doesn't fit the Leftist agenda.

@keykey7646

Жыл бұрын

​ No, it's more about the type of victim. We know that if the victim is more valued by society, I.e. Children or young, beautiful white women then the media focuses on them more. The media has no problem highlighting bm criminality and that had nothing to do with the left or right.

@mrsx7944

Жыл бұрын

@@keykey7646 wrong! Leftist MSM likes to ignore anything negative about BM.

@mrsx7944

Жыл бұрын

@@keykey7646 I do agree that it has a lot to do w the type of victim though. He targeted BW so of course that's a non story to MSM.

Glad you fellas covered this one. Didn't seem to get a whole lot of media attention? Tried in 2014 of 3 murders he plead innocent to then later confessed to 93 murders, of which 60 were confirmed. A lot more to it and kind of a strange case. Never knew about him until now. Thanks again, insightful as always. Take care!

@PinkGrammarGirl

Жыл бұрын

Right? The most prolific serial killer in America and most people couldn't name him.

The scary thing is that he is not creepy.

Why the music. It was distracting to me & I didn't enjoy it . Hopefully no music this time. I love the music as such but on its own. 🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

Please, don't put music background on your videos. It's very hard to concentrate on the voice if there's music. Perhaps not for an American watching the video but for many of us here, English is not our mother tongue. We gotta concentrate to notice body language and behavioural signals. Thanks a lot. 🙋🏻‍♀from Bavaria.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't them who added it in was in the interviews

@sassandsavvy007

Жыл бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell I know this, Nicola. Still the same problem and a reminder for future uploads. After doing interrogations for a living for 30 years, I dare say - it doesn't make much sense when you don't really hear what people say.

One of the reasons he may now seem to be embellishing a little bit as opposed to earlier interviews, would be that storytelling in prison is a form of entertainment and probably often there's one-upsmanship going on. His stories have changed over time not only because of the way people's memories work but, also because of the gaming of them while locked up. Really difficult to watch this man speak about his victims with a smile.

This man's descriptions of the roads, the vegetation, and the victims and the way he set and sprung the trap on these ladies reminds me of listening in on the hunting stories I've heard shared between friends and other avid hunters. They're trained to be attuned to the environment and the modes of the target's escape and these factors always play into the way the story is told. He even seems to share the joy of the hunter who bagged his game in difficult circumstances. To me, some of his smiling appears to be shared with the interviewer like he thinks the interview is totally getting the significance of his wild story.

This just honestly gives me chills, he's so calm, kinda showing off, it's horrifying. He makes me wonder how many times I've escaped death, been scoped out, stalked, just caught the wrong eye on a street... I've gotten out of a few.... very, very bad situations, and past experiences would be the ONLY reason I wouldn't trust him. God only knows how many people there are out there like this. If I ran into this man just talking like he's a good ole boy, being southern polite, I mean.. I would not have been suspicious. He prob sends off signals when he's "hunting" that you'll get a gut feeling about but I mean... I wouldn't have looked twice at this man on the street. Horrific. The laughing. Revolting.

First time you’ve added music, yes? A bit distracting, harder to concentrate on your great analysis.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

The music in the interview wasn't added by them.

I found this one really interesting 🤔. Not too keen on the background music though, it was a little distracting.

also love how you are reviewing parts of the clip you are describing so we can see what you see

@MegaBossmare

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

I spent 25 years working in prisons, inmates love telling stories about getting away with stuff and the cops look foolish or missed things. Common prison stories, he loves telling these stories!

@lisamccaffety-scott3761

Жыл бұрын

That’s my impression too - what does he have to lose? An old pirate regaling us with his exploits. Loves an audience.

Thank you so much. As a woman, this body language knowledge is saving me from so much trouble in real life. Wolfs in sheep clothes, decoded. Thank you guys for sharing your knowledge for Free. God bless.

When he would speak to that female documentarian it was very chilling. She said Mr Sam if we were alone it wouldn't be good would it and he just said you're right in a voice that gave me shivers. He would tell her she belonged to him even though she was married with two young boys. Very interesting program and his photographic drawings are astounding. Thanks for this one!

I would love to see you guys cover Darrell Brooks. That man has my head all jacked up.

I liked the screen with the four hosts at the bottom and the video playing at the top.

Great as always, but you guys are much better without the music.

Him smiling to the fond memories is so creepy, it really got to me.

So weird that he’s the most prolific serial killer in American history, and yet this is the first time I’ve heard of him! Thanks for a fantastic video, guys! 💙

@michellewoolman8979

Жыл бұрын

Yes, me too, and I'm pretty up on my serial killers!

@michellewoolman8979

Жыл бұрын

Chase, he said in interrogation, he didn't like blood. Only drowned 1, strangled the rest.

Only 12 mins in and I can agree what a great storyteller he is- how charming he could be. Maybe even harmless seeming. Hes telling stories about dragging women, with no shame, but with more or less a certain ammount of authenticity and presence and a twinkle in his eye and he seeking to meet your eyes as though you will delight in the adventure and the details with him, we are PART of the story now, and we will enjoy it, enjoy him, enjoy the story. Aeergh!

@meowy4720

Жыл бұрын

You really get off on hearing about innocent women being killed, don't you?

Please ditch the background music.

SCOTT, seriously, Henry( my 13 year old cat) watches BP and perks up when you start talking!!!!!!

@mariannelibertad

Жыл бұрын

He has the best voice. He could do childrens audio books or no any kind of stories like pirate adventures and detective stuff. One of the best voices I ve heard. Henry knows whats good :)

@lefish5277

Жыл бұрын

My cat also likes his voice?? To be fair I like all their voices and have BP on as background noise during work 😂

@vegan_guac

Жыл бұрын

@@lefish5277 haha right?! i often put these videos on to fall asleep to, their voices are so soothing! 😂

When talking about the first woman, he's like someone who has a new love. I've never seen that in an interview with a killer.

Music is sooooooo distracting. And jungle drums? Love you guys, but I just can’t make it through this one.

Have a million people already asked you to profile Darrell E. BROOKS? Law & Crime followed his trial which included a police interview. I'd LOVE to hear your take on him.

i think i know a sociopath. and i am moving away

Something that caught my attention about the girl he describes as a hippie is that he begins saying he was in HIS car and took her in to give her a ride, but when he talks about the police, he says that they looked into HER car. Maybe that points to him being deceptive.

THANK YOU for showing the video about which you are speaking! I find it impossible to remember what you are all pointing out, after 4 of you, to remember what to look for when the video is replayed. I know its more work for you to do this (Scott??), but I'm sure MANY of us appreciate it❤❤❤

This guy scares me. I could see trusting him. I know that he isn't trying to tell how he did it but it is easy to forget that the end of the interaction is death.

I've never heard a serial killer being interviewed be asked so many questions about the victim's size, complexion, teeth, height, and other physical characteristics. There are no meaningful inquiries regarding the heinous murders. More like a beauty pageant interview without the real significant questions. Great episode as always guys. 😀

@barrymaxwell3487

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@elainetise4535

Жыл бұрын

I wondered why the interviewer was asking such irrelevant questions too. I wondered if he was going somewhere with it, and maybe if I saw the whole video, he did, but I still thought it was weird.

What's with the music. Very distracting. Your voices are melodious enough.

We need your comments on Darrell Brooks! Can’t wait for his guilty verdict. He is self explanatory, but what the judge is doing and the others that are somehow managing to interact with him in a civil way is what is so interesting to me!

NO MUSIC PLEASE!!! I watch because I appreciate the camaraderie you all have and the educational value of your analysis. One thing that I find maddening and despicable is glorification of psychopaths. When music is introduced here, like the building drumming overlaid on the interview sections and then your wrap-up, you’re moving away from education and analysis to entertainment. Using the activities of a serial murderer as a basis for entertainment or converting it to such, with music, it’s just morally wrong. I’ve seen other KZreadrs get increasingly successful and start introducing music and in every case it takes away from what makes KZread channels feel independent and lucid. Please don’t dumb down your content, what you really have on offer is way too important to sacrifice for ratings.

@dowth3

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY. 100%

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

The interview came with the music.

@johnvliet523

Жыл бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell apparently that’s the case, but there was a choice to use that video and then the Wrap-up segment music did not; that was another creative choice within TBP. The point is that the introduction of music could be a slippery slope for what has so far been solid educational content, the entertainment value has been secondary in the way the panel member’s personalities interact. I think a large part of their success and appeal has been their modeling constructive working relationships as a team of independent minded specialists. To veer into entertainment shifts the tone away from what has worked and set them apart and threatens to make the content run-of-the-mill. That’s all my opinion and shared only as one viewer to TBP if they read any of this, because I have benefited from their different content and would like to continue. If they go more mainstream I know I will stop watching but with regrets. I’ll just automatically start looking again for something with genuine content and expertise without the dumbing-down. There’s been a shock value to the intelligence they’ve portrayed thus far that’s been a respite from most other program messaging, particularly in the political realm.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

@@johnvliet523 Scott has responded and said the music they added at the wrap up part in the end won't be back. It's completely your choice to stop watching. There are plenty of books you can read and learn from in the topic but looking elsewhere you won't find the information these four men bring. You could look up some of Joe Navarros work and lectures, they are very interesting. Eckmans books too.

I met this guy at a party. We talked for quite some time. He said someone had bought him his new clothes & invited him. He was a good dancer, very charismatic, women were dancing with him. He was asking me a lot of questions ,as I was new to the area. I jokenly asked if he was a serial killer bc of the questions. He said yes... I thought he was joking.. me & this other girl asked him questions thinking he was BS.. he said he liked thick necked women... That's what turned him on bc he could really feel thick necks.. as a thin was too easy. No kidding. He left with a bunch of people. I never forgot that conversation. I recognized his picture in the front page, prob 15 yearl later at capture.

Creepy guy. This may have already been considered. What if his unconfirmed kills were actually male? He may not want people to know about that occasional sexual proclivity (1/3 unconfirmed). The "transgender" victim made me think about the possibility of checking male missing persons to Sam's unconfirmed confessions for possible matches. I hope they're just lies, but wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to bring closure to families.

If this doesn't convince women NOT to leave a club with anybody they just met I don't know what will! Terrifying

You question his memory till you see the pictures he drew of his victims.

“I loved that girl… what was her name again…? Wonder what he does to people he “hates”😏

@MarkAHouston

Жыл бұрын

He'll remember them 😂

@christieneal3392

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkAHouston yikes. Even more scary, if that’s possible

@MarkAHouston

Жыл бұрын

@@christieneal3392 True indeed lol

Have a lovely weekend panelists & everybody 🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

Love the replay clips being shown simultaneously with related responses. A definite improvement!

What's up with the music in the video? It just seems inappropriate in so many ways.

@FilmCricket9

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, and distracting.

@sandarahcatmom9897

Жыл бұрын

It adds too big of a creep factor; this is supposed to be a bit clinical and not salacious, right? He's creepy enough without the added "music". Sick.

Goodness the cavalier way he speaks about murdering another human being

@deathbywords

Жыл бұрын

Like he's recalling a book he read.

Another good one! This one went so quickly, it feels like we were just getting in to it before Scott said throw it around the room. Thank you for your insights.

Yes, Chase, he’s a great storyteller, he reminds me of my grandparents telling me stories of their lives when they were young, like with his tone & enthusiasm , but without the murder. 😉

I had to stop at the 24:39 mark because this guy just gave me the creeps. Talking about how beautiful, nice, etc these women were and then kills them. My question is does the interviewer ever ask WHY? Why kill these women he is having a good time with?

This is my second try to watch this. His mannerisms are so inviting it deeply disturbs me. I want to finish it and learn about what to watch for in a truly dangerous person. It's as if he is talking about a vacation or some fun event he attended. If I turn of the sound, I am not alarmed.

@rhonda787

Жыл бұрын

He seems nice and normal to me, too.

@dday9433

Жыл бұрын

SAME! No alarms going off for me (which is in contrast to my normal reaction to many of those interviewed). This guy? I would have not blinked an eye at him. He seems a bit "wily" but I would have said "harmless" and "easy going." Terrifying.

The most disturbing thing about this is if you don’t listen to the words, he actually looks like he’s talking fondly of his grandkids ! Deeply disturbed individual who has effed up values and beliefs, praying on unsuspecting victims 😢

Like I always say, another lunch date with 4 wonderfully insightful and intelligent men on KZread! This one’s going to be very interesting to watch! Super stoked!!

I was a bit confused when I heard the music. It's really distracting

Are you guys experimenting with background music? I don't think its necessary. The commentary and opinions stand on their own, the music is a bit distracting.

@meowy4720

Жыл бұрын

It's clearly a part of the original interview that they're showing. I thought that was obvious.

It’s so satisfying to see Chase’s color coded bookcase again.

@sierrasfdph3486

Жыл бұрын

I know it drives me crazy but I wouldnt change him for anything

I love this channel. Great content, great hosts and always a lot to learn. I don’t like the funny music in the background on this episode though. I hope it is not an ongoing thing.

Him smiling is not a complicated issue. This man is smiling as he describes the murder events in great detail because I believe he relives each murder over and over with pleasure in his thoughts and is enjoying and appreciating the opportunity to tell others of his many conquests and how clever he thinks he was. I'm not so sure he was exaggerating on descriptions. I think he does have an exceptional memory for detail as one can see via his incredibly detailed drawings of all of the women he had murdered over the years. He remembered primarily their necks. He is a very frightening psychopath. He has no difficulty openly admitting the objectification of women with little if any change to facial affect

Was the music in interview or added for the video? Unfortunately it was distracting and seemed harder to hear Sam. If it was added, would you please consider either leaving music out of videos or lowering volume of music?

@lydiabradbury8944

Жыл бұрын

they did not add it

@amandapoyner8141

Жыл бұрын

@@lydiabradbury8944 It's on the whole video, even the parts where the panel are discussing the body language.

@lydiabradbury8944

Жыл бұрын

@@amandapoyner8141 ahh I didn't hear it when they were talking originally, guess I wasn't listening to it loud enough

Darrel Brooks. What's your take on him? The state of WISCONSIN has 70+ charges against him and he is representing himself in court.

I have ask before. Please do a video on Australian criminal (MARK CHOPPER REED). He was a larger than life killer. It would be very entertaining to see what the quys think of him.

@barrymaxwell3487

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!!!!! Uncle chop chop! I've been asking for him for weeks!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Cross off another career path that would not work for me: interviewing serial killers. The darkness and his love for his darkness is something that was never intended for human beings to immerse themselves in. I'm 15 minutes in and must sign off. Cannot live in the presence of such darkness.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

It's not an airport, you don't have to announce your departure. The clues in the title😂😂

@rebalspirit

Жыл бұрын

@@NicolaMaxwell well aren't you charming. Some opinions are not worth the ink used to express them - yours falls in that category.

"he's a people person...he just happens to kill some of them." Love that, Greg Hartley!!!

The details on THINGS is a BARGAINING CHIP. It has emotional payback for him immediately. Smart interviewer utilizing this! It's a little treasure which costs killer nothing yet rewards him with immediate audience involvement pay-off (control w/ASMR), and keeps control of interviewers time & attention.

This is the best format !! See images while you talk!! Amazing work guys

This channel has really taken off. Proud to have been a part of this, right from the beginning. It’s been a fun ride.

What I find puzzling is why the interviewer was asking about physical characteristics of each victim as opposed to questions like "What motivated you to do it?" or "do you have any regrets?" Instead it was "How heavy was she? How tall?" I found that a bit bizarre unless I am missing something.

@ellenfielding7917

Жыл бұрын

I think the interviewer was looking for details that could be confirmed based on missing people. If they can confirm who his victims were they can also give closure to the family.

@lindacartwright5100

Жыл бұрын

@@ellenfielding7917 Ah. I see. Thankyou for that.

I agree with Mark that he is very likely searching his mind for ANY detail whether it belongs with THIS PARTICULAR murder or not. Looks like he's pulling memories from a LIST rather than an ability to nail each of 60 murders details; especially as the interviewer is so clearly FEEDING him LOTS of details. At the age of 70, would be easy to have a melange if details.

I love you four and have learned a lot ..... but the music and the swooshing is distracting and annoying. Please consider stopping that.

@NicolaMaxwell

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The music in the clips wasn't added by them and the "swooshing" has always been there

What’s with the music in the background of video play? 😫 very irritating

I've never heard of this guy before. Very interesting

This personality gives ZERO "red flags," for me AT FIRST. I realize he's older here & been in prison a while. But if this was his overall personality & way of engaging throughout life... he's charming. That would really play disarming & getting people to trust him. "The organism does..." A creepy reminder that it's important to go beyond "trusting my instincts," & know some dangerous people may not set off alarm bells.

your hippie comment made me laugh. i have long hair and my laundry detergent is patchouli based. you guys are great.

@NicolaMaxwell

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Same here😂😂😂😂😂

@sascha1167

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@@NicolaMaxwell My hippie twin..😂

@NicolaMaxwell

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@@sascha1167 got this just after my meditation and made me laugh! 🤜💜🤛

This is so cool you can put up a little trailer preview before the stream starts. SO cool!

Not sure what you’d call this guy in terms of whether he’s a psychopath or whatever, but of all of the many serial killer interviews I have watched, this guy is the most terrifying I have ever seen - mainly because of how personable he is. Scares the sh*t out of me cuz we all know lots of people who, on the surface, seem to be just like him! 😳

Y’all gotta review Darrell Brooks’ bevaior during his opening statement today

I have been watching you guys for many months and want to thank you a lot for the knowledge that you are sharing with us! Love from Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹 ❤

I just saw a parole hearing on KZread regarding Patricia Kremwinkle, one of Manson's followers who took part in the Tate, LeBlances murders in 1969. So much body language to identify. Would love to see you guys analyze it.

@betsytucker4788

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Thank you for mentioning this Julie.

Love, love your show! I downloaded Chase's app. I, too, found the music too loud and distracting

That music accompanying the murderer is annoying. I can’t even hear what he’s saying it’s so loud.

Im just catching up now! I now have a meeting at 6 on Thursdays so I cant catch the lives for.a little while. As always thank you, I come here to learn and Im never let down.

I wasn't expecting the music at the end. I even paused it to ensure it was coming from this video, lol. It does pull you away a bit from what you're saying.

@amh7427

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Agree

Background music during interview is distracting and unnecessary. Hope it's not a permanent feature. Your analyses is my focus. Thank you

@barrymaxwell3487

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It was in the interview clips. They didn't add it

I’m only 2 mins in. The absolute glee and glory he has in telling the horror of murdering not women, but to him objects….I’m repulsed. This is gonna be a tough watch.

I think he smiled so much because he enjoyed remembering what he did, reliving the moment.