Scott Peterson: A Quick Body Language Breakdown by The Behavior Panel

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[ccharles]

I really like watching you support one another and not interrupting each other. You guys are the best!!

[nancypiros]

Good grief- Scott Peterson has a big Cheshire grin through most of this interview. Gives me the creeps!!!

Thank you so much Greg, Scott, Chase & Mark.See you next week as always!

[Butterflydown]

I live in Modesto, half a mile from where Lacey lived. I actually worked with Amber Fry’s sister for a while. This was such a difficult thing to live through as a community.

[cyndy]

So skivvy. He’s in the right place. You guys are right on, as always! Really enjoy every one of your videos 👏👏👏👏👍👊😊🙏

[jmmurica]

As a student of psychology, BA, worked (retired) for psychologist did initial interviews. You’re insights are relevant & fascinating. Thanks

[mikebodak]

Your team there is doing a great service to those who watch . I had a stroke and three brain surgeries seven years ago. My brain is seemingly enhanced by the process. But your trainings have helped honing my bs meter as sharp as a vorpal blade. Impressive and I am first going to read one of each of your books. Then further deeper!

[jackieflood-loze]

That breakdown of Scott Peterson's body language was fascinating! I watched the documentary recently that included Diane Sawyer's interview with Scott and he creeped me out with that quiet voice and smirk/smile on his face after being asked if he murdered his wife. I do not have the incredible history the four of you have with body language, but my gut instincts are really good. And my gut did not believe Scott Peterson one little bit.

[susanarbogast]

You guys are great. You have got to do something on Leticia Stauch!

[kandilee]

Hey guys, could you analyze interview with Melanie Gibb and Nate Eaton talking about Vallow Daybell saga?

[bernieh]

If my very pregnant wife would be missing I would not have time for any interview on earth ! / I would be searching for her around the clock !

[Alexis-yi]

I’m watching a interview with Elizabeth Smart and Dr Drew Pinsky (who is my guru). I’d love to see you guys do him or that interview. I’m literally in tears, because he is into humans. He gets watered eyes, he doesn’t let her nervously laugh something off, but with care.

[staceybrown]

You gents are polished and very likeable and I would love for Dan Abrams to fit you into a weekly line-up on his Law and Crime channel !! Really enjoy and look forward to your program

[lobster]

Chase almost got busted with a DUI…. Driving Under Interview ! Oh no😀

[NicolesNaturals]

I remember when this whole things was going on. I was pregnant with my second child at the time. It was very upsetting, especially because Lacy was pregnant too and she and her little baby were killed by her psychotic husband. So awful.

[francophiledawg]

Speaking of eye blocking — there’s a case on an old dateline, “The Long Road”, where the perpetrator (a woman) closed her eyes whenever she was speaking to the dateline interviewer. It was EXTREMELY ANNOYING

[justmyopinion]

Agree that he was give some kind of sedative. His speech is slowed but to me he is behaving as he always has, when speaking to/with the media.

[francophiledawg]

“All we can think about…is to find her”. Well, that and immediately signing up for a porn channel because you know your wife isn’t coming back.

[amh]

Please analyze Ricky Dearman
His interview on the BBC
Thank you
Love you guys❤

[SaltyCwgrl]

Did you guys get together and coordinate the wearing of all black? 😆 I think it's perfect when discussing SP imho! Keep up the great work!

[DutchJoan]

... to find her. Well.
It would be gold if we could see the actual thought process in his head behind this sentence.