Expert Statement Analysis- See What Peter Hyatt Detects in Trezell & Jacqueline West's statement

Orson West & Orrin West. Brothers who were reported missing on Monday, Dec 21st by their adoptive parents, Trezell West & Jaqueline West. Neighbors report NEVER seeing the kids before. Authorities dig up the back yard and FBI are involved.
Orson & Orrin's parents gave an interview and now we know they are lying.
See how long the parents ACTUALLY searched for (and not searched).
Peter Hyatt, A Statement Analyst, weighs in on the Orrin and Orson West Case. See what the major theme is throughout the interview.

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[rrose]

I’m a 911 Operator and I really want to hear the 911 call.

[adrianem]

I don’t think they were ever at the new home. I feel like this “plan” began weeks ago.

[theheroine]

Nothing about “oh the boys must be so scared” or “we are so worried about the boys”. Not an ounce of sincere emotion expressed. Plus the comment that the “boys are no longer walking around” disturbing and telling Freudian slip.

[laurengugucachoo]

The way he takes a deep breath and says “okay” before he begins was like he was going into reading a script. It sounded like he had practiced his speech over and over.

[marys]

If someone (especially the bio family) accused me of harming my adoptive toddlers, and I didn’t do it, I would NOT say “that’s understandable” - I would say “No way on earth would I ever hurt my babies, never in a million years. As a matter of fact, I find that offensive....”

[Electronicmedium]

AP’s never once described the boys, what they were wearing, if they are friendly or afraid of strangers, or how they NEED to hold them and see their little faces again. They never even said their names did they? My plea would be more heartfelt if my ferret, Lil’ Bear disappeared 😥😡

[theheroine]

Wrapping “presents”, throwing “wood”, boys outside seems like they are covert or Freudian slips for wrapping bodies, throwing bodies, burying bodies. It’s also weird how he switches between past and present tense. Like the part about the kids missing is in past tense and what actually happened that day is in present tense. He’s juggling to time frames and stories. One he’s hiding and one he is using as the alternative time line and disappearance date.

[NatalieRealEstate]

I don’t think she said “oh my God”. She said “from the yard”.

[alessia]

The thing that scared me most was Jaqueline saying "I definitely know they're not walking around" *pause*. How does she definitely know? If they haven't yet had polygraphs they should.

[Novara]

He didn’t even call their names, first thing you do is run around screaming their names. I lost sight of my 5 year old in a supermarket and that instant sinking feeling in you heart is the worst ever and she was just behind me but that feeling has you in instant panic mode. Every Neighbour in that street would have heard me.

Not letting them on the dirt might be him covering up the idea that there wouldn’t be any child footprints anywhere in the backyard.

[elleehm]

If it wasn't for social media, I would have NO idea of their names. So sad.

[pamelawalter]

It is like Trazell is speaking in bullet points instead of paeagraphs.

[danikim]

Every time I hear the sentence "I want them back" I get flashbacks of CW.

[missycat]

Jacquelin's statement "I know they're not out there walking around" may be her subconcious admission that she knows they are dead.

[KaylaMarie_]

The creepiest thing is when he says "that's when it all played out". What play? Is he talking about their acting and pretending to be concerned and searching for the boys. His language is just so weird throughout the whole interview.

[godlro]

It was cold enough for a fire but not cold enough to keep the little kids in.. RIIIGHT

[deekayvixen]

Chris Watts also chose odd words and phrasing during that awful interview. Same with this dude... nothing natural about his manner of speaking.

[cjdodgeprimecrime]

Thank goodness someone finally put into words exactly how I viewed them throughout that interview! "NO EMPATHY" Zero!!! Not once did they ever show concern that their babies are out there alone and scared, nor did they EVER shed a tear! I would have had to have a translator because I would have been bawling my eyes out!!!

[carolbenson]

I pray every night for children here in U. S. that are suffering or neglected or cold or hungry or abused.🙏🙏