Did You Kill Your Daughter? Gerry McCann

Respuesta y reacciones no verbales de Gerry McCann ante la pregunta de si asesinó a su hija, Madeleine McCann.

[suretea.]

Psychologically, over explaining is a sign of guilt.

[hasanbashir]

See how Kate looks straight at him for his response and then laughs with relief

[jj-vjfv]

“you can’t prove i did it”
“i didn’t actually mean to do it”
is what i hear 13 seconds in.

[cxjar]

'No, never', well, you can only kill someone once.

[hannahmurray]

My question is why is he so calm when answering such a question? If a parent had been accused of such a thing I think they’d be at rage.

[ellie.l]

He answers with, "There's nothing to suggest no." What a bizarre thing to say. His thinking seems to be that there is no evidence to suggest that he did so, no he didn't. How about a simple, straightforward no? Why be concerned in the least what there is to suggest otherwise.

[jeffmusicmanasmr]

There's just no emotion from these two. If my daughter was taken, I'd still be crying my eyes out today. Do a lie detector, I think the results would be very interesting

[Astonman]

Face touching is a guilty. Face touching. Folding arms. Touching hair. It’s personal comforting thing. His answer was far too long winded. A simple. “ Ofcourse I bloody didn’t”. And the way she looked towards him. She was pondering.

[TheNat]

They actually both laughed when asked that question, I would be utterly horrified if I were asked that when I was genuinely desperate to find my missing child! They are so void of emotion, and clearly confident they have covered their tracks, so calm and calculated. Definitely would be interesting to see the results of a lie detector test, but of course they would be the in the 1% it must be wrong for 🙄

[jj-vjfv]

he gets so nervous and becomes so guilty 🙁

[stevetoyne]

He even laughed when starting to answer.
Says it all.

[ruthbashford]

An innocent person would have stopped after the word NO, or would have said NO, I did not Kill my daughter. No need to qualify the

[designerdreamsx]

he touched his face which implies he was nervous, replied to the question of him killing his daughter with “no, um, never” instead of “of course not” like a non-guilty person would...

[bethnapolitano]

“There’s nothing to suggest anything”. Meaning he knows the evidence is gone?? And a little tiny smirky smile. He knows he is getting away with it? And she laughed and smiled at the

[TB-dgjw]

This is very unsettling - he says it so casually, after all he has just been accused of murdering his own daughter. As for the wife, now that's a face of guilt; she's a mother who loved her daughter but loved herself more.

[kyuuh]

I got a TED talk on "How to spot a liar" recommendation under this video...

[raia]

If you were innocent you would just say 'no', or maybe 'no its absurd' - not ramble on and say" there is nothing to suggest it, so an emphatic no'

[nrosev]

Usually when someone tells the truth they don't need to try to convince anyone with a detailed response. A simple "no" to that question would have been the normal response. The fact that GM gave a long and detailed response and the finished with emphasising the "no" at the end suggests he isn't being truthful.

[YeaNahbro]

These two are guilty as sin. I cannot understand why anyone would.protect child murderers.

[StTilAoTTG]

"There's just nothing to suggest anything" The look on his face is something...