The Mysterious Disappearance of Riley Strain: Behavior and Body Language

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In this in-depth video, Dr. G, a clinical and forensic psychologist, delves into the perplexing case of Riley Strain, a University of Missouri student who vanished under mysterious circumstances. Riley was last seen leaving a bar in Nashville, Tennessee, over a week ago, showing signs of intoxication and confusion. Through a detailed analysis, Dr. G explores various aspects of the case, including Riley's last known actions, the discovery of his bank card by the Cumberland River, and the potential implications of his intoxicated state.

Key Highlights of the Video:

-The Final Text: Dr. G interprets the ambiguous "good lops" message sent by Riley, suggesting a possible intoxicated miscommunication.
Behavioral Analysis: Leveraging surveillance footage, we examine Riley's impaired motor skills and speculate on the level of intoxication or other influencing factors.
-Potential Impact of a Concussion: The possibility of Riley suffering from a concussion after falling is explored, considering how it could have exacerbated his confusion and vulnerability.
-The Significance of the Found Credit Card: The finding of Riley's credit card near the Cumberland River is scrutinized for clues about his movements and the search efforts that followed.
-Psychological and Environmental Considerations: Dr. G discusses the psychological impacts of Riley's disappearance on his family and the broader community, alongside environmental factors that might have influenced his behavior.
-This video aims to shed light on the mysterious disappearance of Riley Strain by analyzing available evidence and considering psychological and environmental factors. Our thoughts are with Riley's family and friends during this challenging time, as we all hope for his safe return.

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Dr. G is a clinical and forensic psychologist. He is a published author, entrepreneur, and currently conducts psychotherapy, and couples’ therapy.

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[tiktokmfr]

I cannot express enough how DANGEROUS alcohol can be!

Thank God I'm 3 years sober

[Camry]

Makes me sick to think of his parents watching him in this condition for possibly the last time! Praying for Him and his family.

[taketime]

I was arrested once for walking drunk in public. I was so upset because I chose to walk home instead of driving. The cop told me that he has seen so many bad things happen to people while walking home drunk. Things like this. And people hit by cars. Needless to say… I’m glad that cop picked me up and threw me in a jail cell til the next (At the time, I was soooo upset… but as I got older, I realized, it was a blessing) This story is sooo sooo sad. And I really hope they find Riley 😢 I have two kids a little bit older and I worry sick about them every time they go out.

[amberdavidson]

Everyone, never leave a drink unattended. Trust no one.

[lisabrightly]

Just drink at home, that's all I've got. The world is too insane, too many predators for us to walk around incoherent like this.

[flysensi]

I have held full conversations in an alcoholic black out and typically no one even knows I’ve been drinking let alone blacked out. Sober now…. Thank goodness.

[TEXASdaughter]

So many of us are grieving due to so many deaths of children and young people. 😥

[Dr.Gunsmith]

This is why I hate and worry so much when I know my kids are out drinking, heartbreaking for the family, i hope they get him back safe and sound.

[MrBetc]

Thanks Dr G. I sure hope Riley is found and brought home.💔

[WhosaidIrene]

Poor kid didn’t even break his fall and stays down. Heartbreaking 💔. I want to reach thru the screen and grab him. My heart goes out to him and his loved ones🕊️

[barb-jm]

I think "lops" could be "lost." He told her he was "good" and then "lost." And, he WAS lost- going the wrong way to his hotel. On the keyboard, P is next to O, so a fat (or drunk) finger could pick up the P also while typing O. Then, he typed S and missed the T.

[lynnlegault]

When he stopped and let those girls go by, and then preceded to walk behind them, I took that as him being polite.

[ColleenMcCoin]

I'm so grateful to you for doing this video. As a Nashville native and current resident, I am glued to this case like so many others. I'm sure the people in his group who let him leave alone are understandably beating themselves up, but I can't understand how no one on the street offered assistance to this young man. That's not the Nashville I know. To me, he looks drugged. I'm just really torn up about the number of people who did nothing, and I wish I was able to join the search. Your analysis of what we know was great and much appreciated, especially regarding the bank card - as in, what are his habits? My knee jerk reaction was to say foul play because why else would his bank card be found that way?

[psrwhite]

I feel that the people, friends and bar employees, who were with Riley when he was kicked out of the bar, need to be questioned in more detail. Why did he exit the bar without his friends. Why didn't someone go with him when he said "I will just go back to the hotel". His friend who made the 911 call implied they got separated and Riley started walking and then they couldn't find him. Its too bad not a single person stayed with him. If I was with someone who was going to get kicked out of a bar, I would insist that I be allowed to leave with that person. Why did the bar employees make a young, intoxicated out of towner be forced, by himself, out onto the street at night in an unfamiliar town. Why don't people take care of each other. If one of his frat brothers would have stayed with him at all times this probably would not have happened. Any soldier who has been in battle knows you never leave your battle buddy!!

[trafficcontrol]

Wish he woulda jusy sat down somewhere 😢.

[zkfcheg]

With friends like that, who needs enemies

[truvirgo]

The bar said they served him one alcohol drink. However family spokesperson said he and his friends were bar hopping and there was more than one bar visited

[BklynFlgirl]

Thank you Dr G for this video. My heart breaks for this young man and his family.

[Morticia]

Hi Dr G. I was watching the spokesperson for the family & he said these videos were out of order. The fall actually happened before the clip you showed of him hunched over. According to him when Riley fell, he hit his shoulder on a metal bar. They think he was rubbing his shoulder, not holding a phone. They also said that he definitely keeps his CC in a wallet.. Its just so sad. I wish, by some miracle, Riley could come home. 🙏

[franceswatts]

Such a strange and sad case. Thank you for your insight.