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@brinnda70

Жыл бұрын

You guys ever done anything on Pam Hupp?

@sonialune

Жыл бұрын

Can you create a "Shoe-Shopping-Syndrome" T-shirt!?!

@happyathome2695

Жыл бұрын

The “keep talking” women’s v-neck is super comfortable! Thanks for quality merch. 🤩

@laurenwilliams-skrabal132

Жыл бұрын

Can you do a video on Betty Broderick?

@Hx3ney

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed this one very much thank you 😊

I really enjoyed Greg, this episode, just casually throwing out facts like, 'I've kidnapped people before and that's not how it's done ... I've taken down grown men and I didn't need help ...' like dayam, Greg!

@kaymarham5486

Жыл бұрын

I had to replay that to make sure I heard what I thought I heard! 😁

@brendaplunkett8659

Жыл бұрын

I heard it on a live so I went and locked my door. Yikes!

@teresacasto8292

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Greg's expertise came in handy on this one.

@brendaplunkett8659

Жыл бұрын

@@teresacasto8292 I found the video he referenced on youtube. He is a badass.

@teresacasto8292

Жыл бұрын

@@brendaplunkett8659 Thanks, I'll check it out. 🙂

She doesn't even mention being concerned about never seeing her child again.

@Mmmmmmm57293

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU. That’s what stood out to me too. That’s odd

"If I was just a normal looking older woman..." Wow. I just can't with this person.

'If I was just an older, normal looking woman, I would be getting sympathy and everything'. This woman is SO humble and likable.

@fouryoungbees8004

Жыл бұрын

I found her to be very unlikable.

@animaanimus8011

Жыл бұрын

@@fouryoungbees8004You’re joking, right? They were being sarcastic…

@fouryoungbees8004

Жыл бұрын

@@animaanimus8011 oh right. No i didnt realise lol.

@robynmarler1951

8 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

The most telling thing is how she can't get her story straight between "I was a helpless victim of Stockholm syndrome that was brainwashed by my captors" and "I'm a cunning and seductive girl-boss who was able to make the kidnapper fall in love with me and let me go willingly."

@barbaratindell9808

Жыл бұрын

And also not too drugged to go out shopping and eating lol. Idk how this girl has any peace within.

@shareyou3155

Жыл бұрын

@@barbaratindell9808 maybe an attention seeking narcissistic psychopath can sleep well at night.. Pity the guys but at least they are still alive to fight for the truth.. If she is not attention seeking, I think she could have the potential of a serial killer.. 😂

@twirlingparasol_

10 ай бұрын

@@barbaratindell9808 my guess is there's not much "within" in the first place. Great catch! Very well said.

I worked in the ER for years and over that time I gave ketamine hundreds of times. When given in a controlled medical setting with a weight based dose, it is standard practice to monitor CO2 levels (by a CO2 nasal cannula). If the person stops taking deep enough breaths and isn’t properly blowing off CO2, it can cause CO2 levels to rise which gets dangerous. I always put a rolled up towel behind the neck to further open the airway. Now let’s imagine someone who was given God knows how much Ketamine, is gagged (therefore can’t blow off CO2), and is stuffed in a duffel bag and a trunk. Head would likely be tucked, further occluding the ability to breathe. If this actually happened, I’d bet she would have died of respiratory failure before they got her out of the trunk or before the ketamine wore off. I didn’t even make it past that part of the story before I had made up my mind it is completely fabricated.

@ScoobyDoozy

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU. Not to mention- they had to gain IV access. She described them injecting her 'in my wrist', so we're presumably talking about the cephalic vein. So you're telling me two completely untrained medical professionals 1. Gained access to ketamine. 2. Got the dose just right that she woke up just in time to find herself in the trunk 3. Whilst mid abduction of a woman, who said she was 'kicking and fighting', they've managed to gain IV access in her cephalic vein, *first attempt* 4. Then, she doesn't somehow die from respiratory arrest and an occluded airway?? It's so wrong that these men are serving 16 or so years, whilst she's made millions frolicking about on Instagram and promoting her story.

@lyndaVnp

Жыл бұрын

@@ScoobyDoozy good point!!! I work peds and they like to pretend like I’m trying to stuff them in a trunk while I’m trying for an IV which makes it very difficult. You’re only as good (At IV insertion) as your holder. She says she was fighting, not that they held her arm straight while they did it. I don’t know about Italian justice system but it seems like any decent lawyer could have easily picked this case apart.

@noeleen5250

Жыл бұрын

I had ketamine once, when I dislocated my ankle and they had to click it back fast to ensure blood flow, (I think).. But what I do remember is that I could have been brought to hospital in the boot of a car for all I remember after that.

@denisejaglowski2761

Жыл бұрын

Retired Sleep Tech here-thank you for the memories!

@jsi4064

8 ай бұрын

Interesting. Thanks.

Hi, mental health nurse here. If a person struggles against an injection a few things happen; the needle will break, it can tear the skin or come out and create a deep scratch or the substance will not go in. There WILL be a nasty bruise.

@Johan-vk5yd

Жыл бұрын

Her statement is utterly unbelievable!

@boolian89

Жыл бұрын

This is SO true. I’ve woken up both hands both arms covered in bruises because I fight people trying to help me when I’m having seizure. They need to put an IV in and I pull them out and stuff.

she's so smug. no emotion. smiling, happy to be duping this reporter.

What's really scary is how physical attractiveness blinds many people to the authentic ugliness that people such as Ayling carry in their souls.

@truckguy6.7

Жыл бұрын

Sociopaths come in many packages

@missymuffett3435

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm, cant see anything attractive here.

@Johan-vk5yd

Жыл бұрын

@@missymuffett3435 I see what you mean. And that consistent grinding ”fry” in her slightly nasal, emotionless voice is very unattractive.

@rha101

Жыл бұрын

@@missymuffett3435 Actually, I agree with you.

@truckguy6.7

Жыл бұрын

@@rha101 100 percent, I wouldn't say she is ugly but something about her is off

Wonder how she shouted "driver" with her mouth gagged, her hands cuffed, while in a zipped bag in the trunk of a car?

“I had my hands in my handcuffs” Why would she be taking ownership of the handcuffs?

@NikkiC777

Жыл бұрын

👍Good catch!

She legit says "If I was older and.. I would be getting sympathy. But because I'm young and pretty, it's not fair." The ego on this girl lol

@katpleroux7756

Жыл бұрын

And it's totally untrue. . Look at the Gabby Petito story..She was young and beautiful! There are too many to even name that became popular *because* they were so young and pretty..

It's so weird to me that a lot of her "details" have such a self important spin. "They must have planned to get me for MONTHS". "They wanted 300k for me probably because I'm SO famous on social media and important". "I'm so great and cunning I made my kidnapper fall in love with me and let me go but I'm so innocent I didnt know what was going on!". "They let me survive and I obviously survived because I'm so beautiful". It's just so offputting and odd.

@joycemarie9702

Жыл бұрын

She made it sound as if the bidding would start at $300,000….as if she was going to get bought for so much more…🤣

@laur131306

Жыл бұрын

@@joycemarie9702 but joyce don't you understand that shes a super huge and important person and shes a really big deal? Of course bidding STARTS at 300k for her! 😂😂😂

@joannahaywood1366

Жыл бұрын

Took the words right out my mouth, it would be interesting to see two comparable people, one who we truly know to of been kidnapped and the other a stretched lie.

@elleshak621

Жыл бұрын

If anything wouldn’t you kidnap a low profile person as less likely to be recognised!

@NerdyWyRm

Жыл бұрын

Pathological. That's why it's off-putting.

As a fellow Human Behavior and Body Language analyst that’s been studying Psychology since College and now finally got my Masters Degree , you guys inspire me and always crack me up, Intelligent and Funny

@geniemememe5936

Жыл бұрын

Your grammar and punctuation (or lack of) makes me wonder if there is a little 'deception' in your comment. I don't have as much education as you claim, but I am a college graduate. Writing a dissertation for your level of education requires college level writing. You can be a genius but, if you cannot express it you would absolutely fail those papers, which are commonly 30% or more of your final grade. Maybe you wrote different when being graded, but why? J/S

@deadpoolgaming997

Жыл бұрын

@@geniemememe5936 that’s bit rude to say to a total stranger

@matthewhanks5724

Жыл бұрын

I love your Body Language Videos on Tiktok

@deadpoolgaming997

Жыл бұрын

Loved your Video on Will Smith Today

@SkyandMoon909

Жыл бұрын

From an emotional intelligence standpoint I would drop the IQ bit.

She said “it was months of planning” then immediately followed it with “it must have been months”

"I use ransom and auction interchangeably" - Chloe Heard

@TammyBayFaker

Жыл бұрын

Kinda like Amber Heard’s “donate” vs. “pledge”

@forallthestupidshit3550

Жыл бұрын

@@TammyBayFaker Ya, that's the joke. Because this girl's last name is Ailying. So ya. You got the joke.

@jperez3995

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Perfect!

@gabehayes1833

Жыл бұрын

Best comment 😂

Where was her young son in all this? She didn’t say anything about wanting to get back to him at all… her only mention of him was in saying that she wasn’t desirable to buyers because she was a mother.

@dlemon90

Жыл бұрын

@@przysmaki5 I’m glad his dad cares… I raise my daughter alone so I respect that

Her tale has all the emotional urgency and veracity of a bad trip to a salon.

In her story she never expresses panic about the life and wellbeing of her small child including, at a minimum, the emotional trauma around "Where's my mommy?!!". Something any sane mother would be in a panic about.

you would have thought her 'shouting let me out' whilst having tape over her mouth would have limit her shouting 🤔

I completely agree with Chase's summary of what probably happened. She's "punishing" those two guys for some wrong she perceives they did to her. I truly think that the whole "influencer" syndrome has brought to light the broadness of mental health issues, especially narcissism. And it's extremely troubling how many of them are psychopathic.

Greg says casually "I've snatched a few men in my time". 😅

@twirlingparasol_

10 ай бұрын

Slayed me. This is one of the reasons I love watching these lengthy analyses; we get to hear these great little tidbits. I wanna watch that footage!

Yuck. Narcissism at its finest, whether kidnapped or not.

That smug smile on her face told me she was lying from two seconds in. I mean, nobody recounts an extremely traumatic event with a smirk like that.

The Italian court system scares the heck out of me after seeing this and the episode on Amanda Knox. It really makes me wonder about their interrogation techniques and abilities. And it doesn’t seem to bother this person that two men were very likely wrongly convicted. Yikes!

Makes me feel like she was a participant in setting this up. She started to say it took months of planning but corrected herself to say it must have taken months to plan. She knows way too much, she shows no emotion remembering such a traumatic event. Too much smiling. I’ll have to see if I can find the trial online anywhere.

"I've kidnapped people before" Best line ever!

Her facial expression as she's talking in the beginning had me immediately wondering about her honesty. It didn't feel right.

Her 'resting face' was subtly contemptuous the entire time. The way she raised her eyebrows and slow blinked during her answers, the loose 'fact' like 'stuff' and all that bad acting at the end when she talked about not caring about people's poor perception of her. Well, that was bs, she definitely cares about people's perception of her. Guys, I absolutely love your antics during this video. Scott's duck lips and all the reactions, Greg's woodywood pecker laugh and Scott's reaction, Mark's 'smell his own delight' clip... So much gold in this!

She most definitely doesn't look like someone who has been through a terrifying experience ,theres no emotion on her face whatsoever!

They didn’t catch her confession?! 33:38 Interviewer: “They went to a lot of trouble to get you.” Chloe: “Yeah, I know. It was like months of..it must have been months of planning and all the money that it cost.” 😮

@heytigers3104

Жыл бұрын

Well spotted 👏

I'm glad Mark pointed out the apathy can be a symptom of PTSD. I have C-PTSD and I can talk about the things that happened almost like it's casual. That's how I have coped.

@jaksbak

Жыл бұрын

I can sound and appear calm as I have accepted that, for me, it's a reality and can be more realistic in my conversation about it. Ask me specifics via timeline and I can give facts like m onld shutter photo machine but the cards are shuffled. Does that make sense?

@monicapatton1405

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

@nerfworthy112

Жыл бұрын

@@jaksbak makes perfect sense, I too only really have snapshot memories that are sometimes hard to piece together in the right order. I think it must have to do with how the brain processes traumatic memories..

@jaksbak

Жыл бұрын

Does anyone find it can also happen with unrelated events? Your memory is almost like a flashback, emotions, sounds and all but it's not a trauma that's being remembered? Lol sorry I'm heavy sharing here. IF YOU HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY ANY OF THE TOPICS RAISED BY THIS SHOW PLZ DIAL 0800 WHO GIVSA😋

I always found Greg kind of intimidating and how casually he mentioned grabbing people off the street did NOT help 😂

@BobbySacamano

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I get the feeling that most of the time he's a big teddy bear, but one that I definitely would not f- with.

@northerngirl1637

Жыл бұрын

I know!🤣And after all that when he says "that's all I got," I'm thinking, "what do you mean that's 'ALL'?"

@Shady_Shenanigans

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@ejayman

Жыл бұрын

I'd really really love to hear Greg speaking Arabic, preferably really aggressively, like if he was interrogating someone. I bet he'd look and sound terrifying!

I show more trauma after exiting the NYC subway every day.

@OscarRodriguez-fu6jv

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@mimigemini1633

Жыл бұрын

💀😂😂

Why would you call a press conference on your front lawn after your captors have just released you and expect payment? Surely you'd want to go into hiding rather than show the world and all its kidnappers exactly where you live 🤦‍♀️

Its a testament to how obvious this deception is that there are literally zero people in the comments section defending her. I cant find anyone believing her story at all, and its rare to have that these days.

She never once mentioned a fear of never seeing her little boy again.

@dopeynhappy

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking. Also, she's in the trunk of a car and not saying "I thought I might be killed. I was terrified". How is there no emotion!? I've had less threatening interactions with strange men that left me emotionally scarred.

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

Excellent catch!

She is also later stating that she "guesses so" on the interviewer's question about if they found her on social media. But later she claims that Lucas stated that he did not scroll down enough on instagram to see the photos. So, that does not match the wording "guesses so".

That moment where she nearly puts her foot in it and almost says "it was like months of planning" is beautiful. Makes me chuckle a bit.

@kattatonik2075

10 ай бұрын

Yeah I caught that 😂

Oohhh I think I heard an accidental confession in there!!! "It was months of.....it must have been months of planning."

When I was 16 I was very nearly kidnapped by 2 men in a car who stopped me (I was riding my horse on the road) to ask me for directions, one of the men got out of the car & attempted to grab my horse’s reins he tried to grab my leg. I was able to kick my horse into gallop & I didn’t stop until I got inside our property. The men followed me in their car, fortunately my dad heard me screaming & he came outside with his rifle. They took off. We reported the incident, gave a description of the men & the gave registration of the car to the police, unfortunately the car was stolen. My heart still races when I recall that awful experience which was over 35 years ago.

@drsquashhead1656

Жыл бұрын

wow you sound very lucky. stolen car means they meant business.

@wedp112

Жыл бұрын

A man tried to abduct me by gun point at first I thought it was a joke and actually laughed when he drove by me. When I saw it in his hand, I ran. I knew I'd be ok because I took off in front of loads of people, either way I remember the shirt, sleeves rolled up, watch on the wrist and blue car...my heart was still skipping a few beats and even though I don't have them same sensations recalling it now, I still wouldn't be talking about it with a smile on my face.

@kymfrancis4612

Жыл бұрын

@@wedp112 so very true, I thought those men were genuine as well until they tried to grab my horse.

@melshaw9653

Жыл бұрын

@@wedp112 and @KymFrancis, I'm so sorry you both had to experience these things. And, I grateful for you both for these not being successful kidnappings. It's equally frightening and disgusting that true life monsters exist.

A minute ago she wasn't sure about where they found her, next she is saying he said they hadn't scrolled far enough down her instagram 😶🙃

It doesn't matter if anyone believes her or not at this point. She's getting the attention she wants.

Chase trying not to laugh hysterically when Scott makes a pouting face … brilliant 🤩 😆

There’s literally millions of people who are being trafficked right now but she was the only one who was let go? She was scared enough to withhold information from the police but not scared to have her house be seen on national television after being kidnapped??? Right…

@areyouavinalaff

Жыл бұрын

millions? that's false, and stop liking your own comments.

@melshaw9653

Жыл бұрын

Good point 🤔

@celestethompson712

Жыл бұрын

@@areyouavinalaff There’s actually an estimated 40 million people that are being trafficked globally.

I don't understand why kidnappers would want someone with a large social media following? Wouldn't that mean her absence was more likely to be discovered and more resources dedicated to finding her? There's a reason why human traffickers target vulnerable populations...

@melshaw9653

Жыл бұрын

Kim Kardashian in Paris comes to mind. Flashing that big-arse diamond ring on social media cost her not only the ring but much, much more, and the traumatic experience too 😪

@courtneyr6645

Жыл бұрын

If anything, they’re ill, they follow these people, become obsessed and unhinged fans, and are willing to act without regard to consequence (ex. Christina Grimmie, Mercedes Morr, Bianca Devins, etc.) Very true though that traffickers look for the easy target.

@cryptodivioo3569

Жыл бұрын

Just imagine how much extra money you could get from a well known Beautiful Star. That's a Sick Johns Dream Hit if you think about it. So I'm guessing they thought they had a gold mine if this is real.

@carolnahigian9518

Жыл бұрын

the Attackers are Dumb, brutes!!!!

she said “it was months of planning”, then caught herself and added it must have been, she slips up alot in her fabricated story

@joeterp5615

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I laughed out loud when she said that.

@melanieabalos3108

Жыл бұрын

I caught that, too.

@flickingbollocks5542

Жыл бұрын

That stood out like a pair of dogs bollocks to me too.

All I needed to hear was "driver, driver". No one says that when kidnapped. NO ONE!!

@sugargliderdreams

Жыл бұрын

I agree. That was weird

She claims her experience was "so bad" but never gives any details (what was she given to eat, where did she sleep, how was she treated)? This young lady isn't telling the truth and two men are suffering because of her desire for fame.

Elizabeth Shoaf....a young teenager who managed to earn the trust of her captor. I feel disgusted that this woman believes it is that easy. I feel disgusted and horrified that people are imprisoned for this. She is horribly narcissistic.

@BigNr3d

Жыл бұрын

Well said 👍🏿

@jaex7937

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I volunteered with a search and rescue team. Some were trafficked teens. Listening to this is a nightmare for true survivors. If anyone has sat and comforted a human that’s been through trauma from this wouldn’t act the way she is.

As an ED nurse having given countless injections straight into a vein there is no way you can get a needle into a struggling person and inject the contents unless you can keep their arm still. She would have multiple jab marks if she was struggling. Also accessing a vein without a tourniquet is much harder as the vein is smaller and less obvious.

I do find it extremely disturbing that the only real reference to her child is how pregnancy ruined her body for resale. No thought of panic about never seeing her child again. That would be a bigger motivator to get free than even your own life. And I think the gratitude for being able to return to your child would be evident in the re-telling, whether it's thanks to God or some other power.

@annamariedockus7674

Жыл бұрын

And that's why she is very frightening. The sons father has him or than she does, thank God.

@brendaplunkett8659

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. And you look at her pictures she looks like a swimsuit model. What a weird think to be obsessed about. Not seeing my baby or any harm to my baby or getting back to take care of my baby, there was none of that. Almost as if she planned her absence. Hmmm?

Mark, She came up with the 300,000 from the movie taken. I was just waiting for her to tell us Liam Neeson his her dad.

Wow! Her eyes literally lit up when she suggested she would be worth $300k. This woman needs to feel important, wanted, and valued. This wasn’t just for the Gram…it was done to reap the rewards “being a victim” would bring her.

She admitted to ‘manipulating Lukas by making him fall in love with her’ is a huge tell regarding her capabilities or her belief that she’s clever enough to have fabricated the whole thing and have the public believe her. These types always tell on themselves, mostly by their vocal statements.

Greg's casual "I've snatched a person or two in my life." Of course you have, Greg.

@ginger7344

Жыл бұрын

Oh the stories that man could tell

I can't understand how an armed guy who's threatening to kill her if she runs away, all of a sudden forgets he's armed and decides that he needs to let her go in order to get physical with her. He already has his leverage - a weapon. He needs no permission from her, he needs to give her no release to take what he wants, he could just take it . . . Her story is ludicrous. What kind of a stupid criminal says, "well I've got a gun right here and I COULD just force you, but instead, since I care so much about how you feel about me, I'll let you go and risk not getting what I want, in order to get what I want - MAYBE. Oh, and also risk you turning me into authorities in case you're duping me . . ." 🙄 This story is very very VERY dumb.

@melshaw9653

Жыл бұрын

And on the way we can go and get you some shoes.......are you kidding me? Doesn't get much more ridiculous than this 🙄

Actually, after being around this person for 6 days I can understand why they returned her without any ransom! Chloe A-lying?

She really fancy’s herself and thinks we do too 🙄

This was the BEST episode - the banter and laughs between you guys was brilliant !! Within the first few lines of her explaining the initial abduction, my eyes rolled at her recollection - soo many details as though she were reading a script - it was downhill for her from there. Sad to think people need to go to these extremes in life for attention.

@mymai5859

Жыл бұрын

Yep agree. She fake fake fake.

Mark is so correct about being upset if people didn't believe you. Not only would you be offended you would be worried that perpetrators are out there kidnapping people and no-one believes you. You would be concerned for others.

“I’ve kidnapped people before and that’s not how it’s done.” Resident Badass Greg Hartley. Behavior Panel, can we please get that on a tee-shirt?

I'd like to see an interview with the abductors, and see what you guys think about it.

The duck face was great. The giggle from Greg was great but the real belly laugh here Was Chase…mimicking Mark 🤣🤣🤣

I knew something was bad off in the first clip because I felt it, but when she kept giving information that paints her in a superficially "impressive" light...I was done with her. I don't believe her and I think this is great highlight of how toxic social media and "influencers" are and how they are willing to take things further and further just for social media fame. I'm genuinely worried for this generation. The consistent desperation for validation from strangers is truly troubling and I see it everywhere in varying degrees. This being one of the most extreme forms.

'if i was looking like an older, normal looking woman i would get sympathy'!!! what a logic! i'm too sexy for my car...so sexy that i was kidnapped despite of having had a child.....they didn't scroll down enuf on that instagram.....what kind of world does she live in?

The lesson of the video - if you're a beautiful person you can get away with almost anything.

So : kidnapped, went shoe shopping , had breakfast and then released. There needs to be more kidnappers like these lol Were the shoes Prada? I heard the devil wears those.

@melshaw9653

Жыл бұрын

I see what you did there 😁 👏

She was able to go on Big Brother UK because of this incident which I thought was bizarre.

I spent years working missing and exploited cases. Humans do not sell for 300k. 30k would still be exorbitant. Even 3k....that is a stretch for an adult that will attract immediate international police scrutiny. For us, getting kids and adults away was just a matter of visibility. 9/10 times, if 10k people in the area saw the poster via social media, the subject was dropped at home within a few hours. Nothing she has said meshes with what I have seen traffickers do. I also have not seen a trafficker dabble in ransom.

Social media has given mediocrity a bullhorn.

Chase talking about “Taken” that is exactly what I was thinking. Sounds like too many “trafficking” movies. No emotion for her whatsoever. I 💯 % believe she is lying. Sad two guys got sent to prison over this lie.

Greg was on fire and quite animated on this one , loved it. Thank you Fab4 quite a light hearted one but still another freely given master class. The shopping for shoes I’m going to call the Cinderella oops.

She really has that too cool for school emotionless speech and expression. As a teacher I've noticed this, unfortunately in very popular girls. The cool detachment along with a lack of personality is fairly typical of the popular pretty girl. They don't ever have to work on themselves and it shows. (It's typical, but thank goodness I also do see very pretty girls who are smart and educationally or professionally ambitious)

@crochunter35

Жыл бұрын

Good observation.

I think being kidnapped and waking up in the trunk of a car would be terrifying. She doesn’t convey any of that when telling the story.

On Good Morning Britain she said she had tape on her mouth. On 60min she said she was calling out to the driver 🤨

@Kimmy-76

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same when she said that , defo tripped herself up there 🤦‍♀️

@amberthomas3939

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that, too

@saschasolange

Жыл бұрын

Good point! She sounds like her sinuses are blocked, so if she were truly gagged, I think she'd likely have trouble breathing.

@yasminister2011

Жыл бұрын

@@saschasolange absolutely! Especially given she’d be nervous and scared. Yet she doesn’t mention she had trouble breathing. She contradicts herself in the most obvious way. I might’ve believed her had it not been for this.

It would be really interesting if you could interview the 'kidnappers' who are in jail and get an analysis of them. 🤔

@NerdyWyRm

Жыл бұрын

Cha-ching!

Her smiling and arrogance is not consistent with someone who has been abducted. She sounds rehearsed and calculated. I don't believe a word she says.

Whether or not you like Piers Morgan, his interview was spot on and you only needed to look at his face to see that he didn't believe a word of it. Classic!

@GG-qx5uc

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, I've always said "Piers Morgan is always a D*&k but at least sometimes he's absolutely right."

It's clearly the "any press is good press" move.

The fact that she was able to go shoe shopping with her "kidnapper" always baffled me. Can't wait for this!

@nika300

Жыл бұрын

she really can't be kidnapped with ugly shoes!! com'on :) :) :)

@susanagarcia9646

Жыл бұрын

@@nika300 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@brigitte9999

Жыл бұрын

Agree, I believe one would ask for help in public. Try and create a scene so the kidnappers would run.

@LK-lz6lk

Жыл бұрын

@@brigitte9999 Definitely! I'd fake passing out!!🥵🥴🤪😅

@NicolaMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

Then out for breakfast before going home lol

“She was smelling her own rat” is my favourite quote from this episode

"It was months of planning....must have been months of planning" slip of the ol tongue there

The constant theme in her mind is 'I am sooooo desirable'. Pure narcissist

That duck-lips interlude was top notch comedy 😂 great episode!

She described 3 abductors, then switches to there just being 2 kidnappers. ... ?

Scott talking about his wife was heart warming. She still laughs at his jokes. ❤

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

She loves me ❤️

How did she know it was Ketamine if she's never had it before? She could guess, but she said it like she was sure.

As a survivor of child- and adulthood traumas, I'm so angry she's getting away with this; and I'm in shock that there are people in a court of law who believe her. I have zero hope in or respect for the Italian court system. The whole interview was atrocious; and her being on a first name basis with her "captor" is really something else.

@aliahalissajensen2590

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it sounds like he is a friend of hers.

@debbratrueax4430

Жыл бұрын

The first name doesn't bother me so much, I mean otherwise it's thing 1 and thing 2. But the fondness in her voice and the way her face lights up when she thinks of them, that bothers me. It doesn't seem like Stockholm syndrome, it looks like genuine affection and partnership, until it wasn't.

@iamfree-ce7xd

Жыл бұрын

@@debbratrueax4430 when you are assaulted and severely traumatized, you're not going to use their first name. Trust me.

@cjdflkj

Жыл бұрын

@@iamfree-ce7xd Are you asserting this is only true for assaulted and severely traumatized by strangers, or if you know the person? I can’t think of someone assaulted by a stranger, but I know plenty of people seriously beaten or raped and they use the perps name all the time. Ex: husband beating his wife so badly she had bruises on her for months, choked her so badly he caused permanent damage, they divorced, but within a few years she treated him civilly and talks kindly about him to this day. The rape ones aren’t so forgiving, but they will say the perps name.

@iamfree-ce7xd

Жыл бұрын

@@cjdflkj I would highly question your motive for commenting. You claim you personally know all these people who have been through trauma, and then say they use their perp's name "all the time"???? Sounds like either exaggeration or they have Stockholm syndrome. Why on earth would one have to talk about them "all the time"? And unless your supposed friend's husband has changed, there's no reason for her to be around him or be talking about him "all the time" unless there are some toxic characteristics she has yet to overcome. I'm the only one in my entire extended family to get out of domestic violence, and I have no need to see or speak to him again. Why would I....??? It is common to not say your perp's name, the gentlemen on the panel have stated that. It's a form of protection and distancing.

1:09:00 "If I was just like a normal looking older.... older woman, then I would be getting sympathy." She does not think of herself as 'normal looking'.

@samb3913

Жыл бұрын

To be fair she did add that she does "glamour" so is seen differently. And she is a lot more attractive than I ever was!

Love how she managed to plug her Instagram account in there 😂

I hope I am not alone in saying these four gentlemen have changed my life. I’m in my 60’s and used to take people at their word. Now, not quite as gullible. Someone says something and I watch. Then, in my mind I think “You’re not telling the truth!!” People no longer disappoint me. Instead when the truth comes to the light I think in my mind “Un huh..The Behavior Panel has taught me well!”😂💜 So, thank you so much!

@TheBehaviorPanel

Жыл бұрын

Yay! 🙂

My first red flag was from another video where they said she was put in a duffel bag and driven a 2 hour trip. First of all she doesn’t look like she’d fit in a duffel bag and she certainly couldn’t have survived 2 hours in it. I’m 5’4 and weigh 116lbs and I couldn’t fit in a duffel bag or certainly survive the drive.

She obviously staged this entire thing for personal gain. The fact that she got away with it is some kind of "beautiful people" privilege. Makes me sick.

@veronicamoody3981

Жыл бұрын

I think it says a lot about the police forces.

Scott's comment about Ian's eyes and him turning into 100 rats in a trenchcoat ... I'm dying.

Lol..she’s baked as hell…”I don’t do drugs”..hahahaha

Poor Chloe, so bad what she went through! I find shopping for shoes traumatic as well.

@sole__doubt

Жыл бұрын

I just went with a woman too a shopping mall looking at shoes. I might never be the same. :)

@pamelamac2879

Жыл бұрын

😂

Inject ketamine into your wrist? Give me a break. Where in her wrist? Just jabbed it in there. No. That did not happen. Ridiculous.

The whole auction and ransom confusion is laughable. She calls it an auction, and then seconds later she talks about a ransom. Ridiculous.