If you want to see the full video on the making of the Observe x Kurt River endometriosis shirt, follow the link to my patreon and it's available to any tier! www.patreon.com/observeentertainment

Thank you so much for picking the Endometriosis research center Logan. I have suffered with Endo my whole life and not only is it an extremely painful disease its a very debilitating one. On behalf of me and all the endo warriors we thank you :-).

@Dread_Mender

Жыл бұрын

Same ❤️

@mermaiddiyartist8119

Жыл бұрын

Me too. It’s crippling at times. I’ve been on a low dose iud it was horrible at first but I think it’s finally calming down some symptoms. I also did the shot that takes away your period for 6 months. That gave me horrible migraines, my new doctor said I could’ve had something worse when you have migraines on hormones it’s a sign something worse may happen 😢. Hoping for a partial hysterectomy sometime

@dancesmokesmile344

Жыл бұрын

Same! I’m now bedridden and can’t work anymore. I can barely even eat without the pain getting so bad that I pass out. I get surgeries every year, but it’s moved to some places that is too dangerous to try to remove it from. It’s such a horrible condition

@yogadork_namaste

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I don't even have periods anymore because everything is glued together with the lesions and scar tissue. It sucks. I really wanted to have a baby.

@tracy3418

Жыл бұрын

Same! It's such a debilitating disease. More research needs to be done on endometriosis.

Thank you so much for donating to Endometriosis research! You don’t hear about it often and we need more research and awareness! ❤ It took me many years to finally be diagnosed with it and many years getting told by doctors that it’s just pms and there’s no way that I could have Endo. Hopefully with more awareness, more people can get a better sense of the disease and gain more insight on how to treat it!

@nerdlove1071

Жыл бұрын

YES! It's a disease that strikes 1 in 9 women and yet only maybe 200 doctors around the world have any sense of what it is or how to treat it. A lot of doctors believe inaccurate things about it, and offer either no treatment or treatment that is worse than nothing. It's unbelievable how bad things are.

@dianaw4072

Жыл бұрын

Fellow Endo warrior here! Sending you ❤!

As a woman who suffered immeasurably for 20 years without a diagnosis, I can’t communicate how thankful I am to see a man putting the brightest light on the monster that stole my life. Endometriosis. Thank you. On behalf of all women, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

⚖️ It’s crazy watching someone on trial act so suspicious and knowing he’s a lawyer 🫢

@mortalclown3812

Жыл бұрын

He's in a category of one. And his own lawyers are right there with him to a degree.

when i first watched his testimony, i was like “Wait a minute…he said no and nodded yes. OBSERVE HAS PREPARED ME FOR THIS MOMENT.” And hearing you confirm it makes me feel like a proud student or something lol.

@sarahfair6884

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, same here! 😂

⚖️ his dry mouth was absolutely killing me! I was watching the trial live for around 3weeks. I knew he was toast when I saw him nodding yes and saying no. He definitely had so many red flags. I know he's a narcissist. I think it's crazy how they think they can trick people. My mom is an addict and a narcissist. I can spot a liar and narcissist a mile away. I know everyone hates Buster. I honestly feel bad for him in some ways. If he's guilty of killing Steven Smith, I hope he gets what he deserves.

@girl.anachronism5639

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I couldn’t watch his testimony at first because it really disgusted me.

@margueritethurston3913

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@lyndiwilson2334

Жыл бұрын

He's def a narcissist! It was driving me crazy how he intentionally used "mags" for Maggie and "Paul paul" for Paul. It was SO forced. He is never heard saying it before, but he won't stop during testimony. He totally thought he was smarter than jury and that he could manipulate them

@mamaofboys1503

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah that lip smacking got to me 😵‍💫. It was hard to watch his testimony because of it.

@brynbailey7132

Жыл бұрын

Eh, Buster got kicked out of law school for cheating and was trying to bribe his way back in with daddy's help. He's in this family business knee deep. Listen to Buster's jailhouse phone calls with Alex.

Would appreciate seeing your take on Buster's testimony. I enjoyed this very much. As I watched this trial I kept noticing the little nods and knew it was so noticeable from watching your videos. Thank you. ⚖️

@MsAlonzo26

Жыл бұрын

⚖️ YeS

@stephaniemomma

Жыл бұрын

⚖️ yup. There’s def something there that I don’t understand.

@ellalella1

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, that would be great. Every witness with a connection to the family to the honest would be interesting to hear about but Buster in particular.

⚖ so fun! Emily D Baker's legal analysis and now your body language analysis ugh this case was so crazy. Great vid as always man, highly enjoyed the word flounder in the middle haha I experience that daily😆 Edit(currently at 37 thumbs up and 9 replies): no lie this is the most reaction I've ever gotten out of leaving a comment. Law Nerds and Idiotes stay lovin each other😁 Edit 2 now 50 thumbs, 12 comments INCLUDING LOGAN AAAHHH: holy jeez haha hey all😊😁

@mermaiddiyartist8119

Жыл бұрын

They should work together it’d be interesting

@ERSwanger

Жыл бұрын

Hey fellow LawNerd!

@naturalselectioninterventi4805

Жыл бұрын

I was/am addicted to EDB and now don't know what to do with myself without her in my ear 8 hours a day/5 days a week!

@TheresaK71

Жыл бұрын

Fellow law nerd checking in! 💜

@naturalselectioninterventi4805

Жыл бұрын

P.S. does anyone know where we are moving to? We are CLEARLY all still squatting in SC.

I have stage 5 endometriosis, suspected Adenomyosis, and PCOS. I’ve had 7 laparoscopies to remove growths and adhesions but it rarely helps past like 6 months. I am finally getting a hysterectomy this year at 28 yrs old because I can’t live like this anymore. To say it has severely changed the course of my life would be an understatement. I started having symptoms when I started my cycle at 9 years old but couldn’t get a single doctor to take me seriously until I turned 20 and found my OBGYN I’ve been with since then. Sadly, the closest actual specialist to me is out of state (8 hours away) so my insurance can’t cover treatment by then. SO MANY DOCTORS STILL BLAME US. They say it’s all in our head or that it’s just “normal.” EXCRUCIATING PAIN AND BLEEDING FOR MONTHS, especially at a rate of a pad an hour or more, IS NOT NORMAL! Thank God I found an OB who finally listened to me but many still haven’t. THANK YOU, Observe, because you have no idea how IMPORTANT Endo research is. THANK YOU!!!!!

@brittneybabeee4031

Жыл бұрын

⚖️ Please do a video on Buster!!

@kingtommy123govier2

11 ай бұрын

Oh my- I'm so sorry!

He went from sobbing and struggling to remember details while discussing turning Paul over, to then being calm and detail oriented when asked about Paul’s phone immediately after. Also, he didn’t have any tears to wipe away right after sobbing.

@mortalclown3812

Жыл бұрын

He was impossible to believe from the first moments. I know folks can't convict on vibes, so we're all grateful for the blessed kennel video.

I love that you kept in the blooper of trying to remember a word lol. Love the new shirt, have always been a fan of the suit over floral shirts. Love that endo won for the charity, my great aunt had endo that kept her from having her own children, and she became my grandmother instead. Also appreciate you seeing and pointing out the things I felt I saw while watching the trial live. The jury also saw it, and one said when he was "crying", there were no tears, just "blowing snot".

One thing I've noticed is he so often goes from "crying" to coldly side eyeing whoever is questioning him, looking for their reaction. I'd love to see you do an analysis of Buster and I have been meaning to watch his testimony again myself because, boy, that kid seems stone cold emotionless but I sense some fear in him in brief moments. Also curious as to what you thought about his brother John Marvin, he's maybe the most fascinating because he does often appear quite innocent and authentic but sadly it's just so hard to trust any of them. ⚖

@shannap.lawnerd125

Жыл бұрын

Accurate speculation, ma’am… John Marvin was helping sell off assets before the receivers could find everything. There were judgements coming from the multiple lawsuits filed by victims of both the boat crash case and AM’s years of fraud/theft… They were getting rid of everything they could, so only the highly visible assets (property, known accounts,etc) would be subject to seizure.

@Stellabyestarlight

Жыл бұрын

John Marvin is the clean up man.

@denisekenney4134

Жыл бұрын

I also heard that the reason that Alex was trying to get Buster back into law school, because Buster was caught cheating! 😮

⚖️ please more on this trial! I'm fascinated and want to see more analysis on many of the witnesses like Blanca! 💚

And remember, the first clip is his own lawyer, the defence, doing direct. It's performative shock asking these graphic questions straight up, and Alex just comes across performatively answer no to his own council. No wonder the jury instantly thought he was guilty when he testified

This channel is amazing! You’re teaching us all how to read people better which in turn not just protects us but makes us a more honest society which we need so desperately at this time in history.

@Rfsi

Жыл бұрын

Try behavior panel too! Awesome

@ObserveYouTube

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! So glad you’re here and enjoying the content! 😁🥳

@tinaanne2410

Жыл бұрын

The Behavioral Arts is also worth a good look... Observe kicked started my BL obsession

@mellimon7239

Жыл бұрын

Agree! I was so shocked when I was feeling like Murdaugh was genuine with his sadness but actually wasn't. I can spot aggression and unstable people pretty easily, but when it comes to heatwrenching sobs... I am lost

I cannot stop with this case! Thank you for doing this!

@beckymitchell6240

Жыл бұрын

Me either!! Everyone in my family is sick of me talking about it 😂

@TwistOfFate444

Жыл бұрын

It’s quite the rabbit hole so understandable

@eileentaylor787

Жыл бұрын

​@@beckymitchell6240 🤣🤣 mine too x

@margueritethurston3913

Жыл бұрын

Right! Me too!🤣

@mariee.5912

Жыл бұрын

Same.

Nodding his head yes is part of his baseline, he nodded throughout his whole testimony no matter the topic. The nodding is so constant it almost looks like Parkinson's. You can't pick it out when it suits your case of desynchronization and ignore it the rest of the time.

Stoked. Been waiting for your analysis. Ty as always and the jury got it right!

Thank you so much for doing this! The LawNerds are here for it!

I wasn’t sure the jury was going to come back with a guilty verdict, but after listening to several of interviews of jurors they had the same impression of Alex and the case that I did. He lied and lied and lied some more. That’s not the behavior of an innocent man. If your wife and child were just brutally murdered you would think you would want to provide the police with as much help, truthful information as possible to assist them with finding the murderer. But he was covering his own ass. ⚖️

@brynbailey7132

Жыл бұрын

I knew it after his fake suicide attempt. He at first was trying to make it look like his whole family was under attack after the boat crash to divert attention from himself. It was discovered quickly Alex had set it up himself so he changed it to say it was a suicide attempt. Lies upon lies.

⚖️ So glad you’re deep diving this!! 6 weeks worth of trial and this is what sunk him for me. Theres a big desynchronization when the Prosecutor asks if he hurt Maggie and Paul and he shakes his head yes while saying “I would never INTENTIONALLY hurt my wife and son” 🤦🏻‍♀️ got it. Thanks Logan!

I've been really looking forward to your analysis of this trial, particularly of the defendant. Thanks Logan! And thanks so much for donating to the endometriosis research centre, as a lady with endo I am eternally grateful and hopeful that more understanding is gained into this disease. ⚖️🧑‍⚖️

@brynbailey7132

Жыл бұрын

If you haven't already, I'd recommend hormone testing. Life changing for me. Endometriosis is the worst but there are things we can do! Vitex (chasteberry) is a great supplement. I also take progesterone and testosterone as I was deficient in both. All the best to you in your endo journey!

⚖️ He testified and removed any doubt of his guilt. Him testifying sealed the deal for the prosecution.

When he lies he nods his head but when he tells the truth, his head is very still.

⚖️ It was when he went from being really emotional and choking up, to having no emotion a second later that raises red flags for me 🚩

⚖️ Logan, I am absolutely loving the new changes and I’m super excited to see what else you have in store for us. I would love to see anything you can put out on this case, while we have the verdict, I just think there is a treasure trove of education we can glean from all the footage available to us in this case. Cheers!

I had a one off psychologist try to diagnose me with being a pathological liar because I pack my answers. My mom about tore her head off as I’ve always been a truth teller to a default. Turns out I was diagnosed with Autism almost a decade later. 🙃

⚖️ I loved this and look forward to the Buster video. I agreed that his lies were on full display on the stand is part of why the jury found him guilty. They didn't believe a word he said and they saw no tears

Can you analyze Buster next?? He had a lot of snarky looks in the courtroom. I don't think he's innocent I think he had something to do with what happened.

@Bjorksbackyard

Жыл бұрын

Even if he wasn’t directly involved, he at least knew, he just had to.

You're amazing for supporting endometriosis research. I never hear men talking about it. Some cases, like mine, are so bad and crippling. Some people think it just means having bad periods but that's only the minor cases. It can spread to the lungs. It can devastate the body. Thank you, sir

⚖️!!!! Please keep the analysis on this case coming! So interesting to watch and listen to. I'm a law enforcement officer and your videos are beyond helpful to me in my line of work. Thanks for what you do!

Yay!!! I'm so excited for this!!! I'm a little obsessed with this case. Just a little. 🤣

Like Joe Navarro said: "You can have a poker face but not a poker body." I don't think he was prepared for the level of scrutiny he ended up facing.

@mariee.5912

Жыл бұрын

I think he thought he was prepared.

@katfromthekong414

Жыл бұрын

@@mariee.5912 totally! I also think he expected everyone to just believe him cause he is Alex Murdaugh from the Murdaugh family.

Bubba got so much flack through this trial and it turns out that if Bubba hadn't got the chicken when Paul was recording then Alex made up alibi's would have likely held and he wouldn't have ever been charged. Bubba and his love for fresh chicken put Alex at the crime scene at the time of the crime...

@AmandaPaige71

Жыл бұрын

Bubba is he goodest boy! #JusticeForBubba 😊

@margueritethurston3913

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank goodness for Bubba!🥰

Love the inclusion of the "What's the word..." moment halfway through. It adds a bit of levity to the video.

@Daniela-xy3ow

Жыл бұрын

And: ⚖️ 😅

I love the tweaks to the channel. I am also loving these breakdowns. Can't wait to see where this goes. ⚖️

It's funny to me that the lawyer you talked about in the beginning being aggressive is not only Alex's own lawyer but is also a good friend of his! Why would he be showing aggression towards his own friend and client? 🤔

@saravandebunte8262

Жыл бұрын

They're serious questions that had to be asked. I think getting them out of the way early was smart because it allowed Jim to relax somewhat going into the rest of Alex's testimony.

@sl0thilicious

Жыл бұрын

I think it was a show of how 'outrageous' the accusations are, how 'disgusted' they are with the idea, type of thing. That's just how I interpreted it tho 🤔

⚖️ I understand that not contracting words can be a red flag, but wouldn't it be normal for even innocent people to do this in a court situation to reflect the formality of the environment? Thanks

Great to see you back Logan! ⚖️

Great video! I haven't been following this case too closely, but when OJ said that he thought Alex should be acquitted, my thought was "Oh, so he is guilty then! Good to know."

⚖️ Thank you for all of your hard work Logan! I’ve learned so much from you!

@ObserveYouTube

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for being here!! 😄😄

⚖️ Thank you for all your and your team's hard work.

I have just come upon your video, and what stands out to me is that Alex can remember a lot of details like where Paul and Maggie were standing at the kennels, yet he can't remember what they talked about at dinner, or what were the last things Paul and Maggie said to him. It's so obvious that he was lying and didn't want to tell anyone what they talked about.

⚖️ yes, would love to see Buster’s testimony analyzed!

⚖ LOVING the design updates! Two types of people take the stand in their own defense: Those who are innocent and those who have significant narcissistic tendencies. (Third thought of actually: those with bad lawyers.) Blooper was perfect, too!

⚖️ thanks Logan for another entertaining and informative video. You sir are oh so awesome too!

As someone who also suffers from Endo, God bless you Logan!!!! We love you and support you more than you will ever know!

He thought the killer might still be out there (need a gun) but I’ll call all of my family, friends and partners to the scene of a double murder.

⚖️ I appreciate you doing this content, especially waiting until after the trial because its really important that your analysis didn't sway a jury, you're just saying what you see! Law Nerds love this content (:

@kyliejones8827

Жыл бұрын

Jury members are banned from researching a case while it's going on. That would include YT. So hard!😂

@ERSwanger

Жыл бұрын

@Kylie Jones I know that's the thing!

⚖️ I was waiting for your take on this!!! Did not disappoint, of course!

⚖️ Bingeing this series and loving it! Again, thank you for the charity campaign as well.

⚖️ PLEASE DO MORE ON THIS TRIAL AND ALEX'S BODY LANGUAGE ON CROSS AND BUSTER TOO!! I LOVE YOUR BREAKDOWNS!! ⚖️

⚖️ I’m definitely interested in seeing Buster’s testimony dissected. I have wondered from the beginning how involved he might have been.

@Barb417

Жыл бұрын

I don't think Buster was involved. I think he accepts what happened and is just as cold as the BIG Guy.

@brynbailey7132

Жыл бұрын

Buster is in it up to his eyeballs. He was kicked out of law school for cheating and was working with daddy Alex to bribe his way back in. Listen to thr Murdaugh Murders podcast and his jailhouse phonecalls with Alex. They (including Alex's brothers Randy and John Marvin) know way more than they are saying and participating in things we haven't fully heard yet. I'm so interested in what comes next for this family and future charges!!

@fluzzybee304

Жыл бұрын

@@Barb417 I don’t think he was involved in the killings but I still wanna see what his body language says. because I noticed a few things that felt weird ,but I don’t know why. and people like Logan can help me figure out why 😊

@Barb417

Жыл бұрын

@Bryn Bailey The entire family is very sneaky. Even the sister Lynn is. She handed Alec a book in the court room which contained contraband. Alec got hit with another charge. What about her? They are treated like royalty. We can go on and on!!!!!

@brynbailey7132

Жыл бұрын

@@Barb417 I agree 💯!

⚖️ Great channel! I’ve learned so much from watching you and your analysis of liars. It’s come in handy in my personal and professional life, as well as a family lawsuit that has been tearing my life apart. You provide an outlet to take my mind off all the stress while educating me at the same time. Thanks for all your hard work! ❤ & ✌🏽from Pittsburgh PA USA

⚖️ love these videos! Thanks for covering and giving your read and opinions. It’s extremely fun and interesting to watch. 😊

Love the new logo typewriter effect at the start! I would love to see what you think about Ed and Loraine Warren, if ghosts are interesting to you! ⚖️⚖️

@ObserveYouTube

Жыл бұрын

👻👻👻

⚖ More, please! I'd also be curious to see your analysis of AM, BM, and JMM's reactions at various points to testimony.

⚖️ thank you Logan! Appreciate your analysis as always!

Early morning uploads, im here for it 💪🏻

His testimony made me roll my eyes so hard.

⚖️I'd love to see your analysis on Buster and John Marvin. I don't know if it's just shock/not wanting to believe he killed his wife and son, but both of their testimonies rubbed me the wrong way. I feel like something is off with the whole family. Keep you the great work Logan!

Thanks for another informative video. The new visuals are great, can't wait to see what else is in store in the future. ⚖️❤️

Interesting as always Logan ⚖️ Really excited about you donating the the endometriosis research center

⚖️ Fantastic work Logan, definitely would love to see your observations on Buster, John Marvin, Blanca and Miss Shelly. Their testimonies were confusing, not the ladies but the son and brother x from Scotland

Fun new intro! 😊

Your perspective is always much appreciated. ⚖

⚖ always good to see your vids about people!! love knowing that they're caught in a lie and love it when i pick it up even without you telling us :P

⚖️ Great analysis. Please keep breaking this down for us. I watched most of this trial and was shocked he testified. There was something about his testimony that just didn’t ring true to me.

⚖️ more please. This family is an excellent case study. Studying the emergence of man-made crime as it happens in the wild real-time. The psychology behind this family's character is fascinating. Seems this whole family may have been involved in their own taking of life. It's a lesson for sure that we should never repeat. They are proving to be a good example of such a case.

Thank you for supporting Endometriosis research! We really do need more research regarding this illness world-wide. I unfortunately have it, and it affects my overall health so negatively, it can be debilitating.

⚖️ Thank you for your coverage of the testimony from this case! Looking forward to seeing more videos!!! ⚖️

⚖️I love this content. I follow other body language experts, and they are all aggressive and self aggrandizing. It's so much nicer to listen to your conversational approach. I'm still hooked on Murdaugh and. Would love your view of Buster.

His surname pronunciation is unfortunate, given what he's been convicted of 🤦🏻‍♀️

yes!! i’ve been waiting for your opinion on alex . fantastic work as always!!

Well done Logan, I've watched the video on Buster as well. SO much going on with this family - looking forward to more videos (around this topic and others). GREAT shirt BTW, I'll check that video out as well. Glad to see you are looking better and please keep taking care of yourself, cause you deserve it. Cheers from Canada!

⚖ The verbal pattern of "No, I did not" seemed weird to me at first but he extended affirmative answers as well (ex. "I did lie to them"), so could that be interpreted as his typical sentence structure for answering important questions? Similarly, his nodding throughout negative and affirmative answers seemed overt to me, as if he was confirming his own answers (or at least trying to), so I was somewhat surprised to see you interpret it as a desynchronized micro-expression for negative responses. How do you determine where the line is between micro and intentional nodding?

This case is so horrible to watch unfold, but you are covering it with grace and expertise ⚖

Love the new intro! ⚖️ would love to see more around this case.

Fascinating as always. I watched the whole trial and I'm thoroughly enjoying your take on his testiminy

⚖️ I truly believe him taking the stand was the most powerful asset to the prosecution even though he was a witness in his own defense...even through cameras many of us were able to pick things up from him, could you imagine being on that jury and him staring at you at certain points?

Whenever he is able to display emotions, he turns his face towards the jury and just looks at the prosecutor out of the corner of his eyes. When he gets angry he fully turns toward the prosecutor and away from the jury. Seems like a display for the jury rather than natural behaviour.

⚖️ thank you for this video! Definitely would love more videos on this trial

⚖️ Great video as always!! I'm so glad you're covering this trial

I will say, I think the nod is just something he does. If you watch his behavior even when he wasn't on the stand he is constantly doing that nod, during everything, even with stuff he clearly doesn't agree with.....just odd. That seems to be a part of his baseline oddly enough.

⚖This was fascinating. I'm not surprised the jury found him guilty, I was just shocked it took only 3 hours. Of which, I'm sure, half that time was spent filling out the forms. Thanks, Logan. Love your channel!

Your analysis is always clear and concise. YES please do other observations of the trial. Thank you so much.

Loving the new look a lot, keep it up with the intriguing content ⚖️

⚖️ I would love for you to do one on Buster. I thought he lied on the stand. Would love to know what you think of his testimony.

Consider that the little head nods seem to be associated with lying...

Love that you’re donating to endometriosis research! Love your videos as usual! ⚖️⚖️

Glad you’re back! ⚖️

I am no one special. But a heads up about Alex. He shakes his head very frequently. Seem to be in his baseline. He has done it in so many videos, at awkward times. It seems to be a habit or passifying gesture. Like rocking along to music that only he can hear.

can you analyse John wayne gacy, Charles Manson and Richard Ramirez interviews it'd be fascinating

I always enjoy watching your videos & liking the new graphic! Keep up the hard work

LOVE the new logo/intro! I'm still only at the beginning of the video but wowowowow

⚖️ Yikes, right off the bat him nodding while saying no just didn’t sit right with me. I just could never begin to understand how he could kill his family and then try to play it off like he didn’t. Like how could you live with that?? 🤢 Thanks for all the work you put into these videos! My husband and I enjoy them!

@mariee.5912

Жыл бұрын

I think that's part of his baseline. He was shot on the head, and he used to consume opiods. If you see him in other interviews, he shakes his head a lot, too, or when he's not talking.

@alyssagingold

7 ай бұрын

@@mariee.5912i noticed that too. he does those micro nods very frequently. yes he was shot in the head, that could be why! and being a drug addict for 2 decades def could cause disconnect between his body language and verbal

⚖ I think a video on Buster's testimony would be a great idea. To me, Buster seemed to show very little emotion.

⚖️ I'd love to see you continue with this trial.

⚖️ Thank you for the true crime content! I love getting to understand what my instincts are saying when I see some of these behaviors in real life. It's actually helped me in my sales job to know when someone is going to yell at me for no reason. Much appreciated!