💥What Did FIONA HARVEY's Body Language SAY?

Is Fiona Harvey truly Baby Reindeer’s 'Martha'? Delve into the facts behind Richard Gadd's 'psychotic' fiction as experts analyze the truth in this intriguing exploration.

Fiona Harvey — Baby Reindeer’s real “Martha”— wants more from Piers Morgan after her first televised appearance to discuss the Netflix series. Following her claims that she’s the woman portrayed as comedian Richard Gadd’s stalker in the blockbuster Netflix limited series, Harvey agreed to a sit-down interview with the journalist on his Piers Morgan Uncensored YouTube show last Thursday. Harvey told the Daily Record in an interview Tuesday that she had initially been offered a small sum to do the interview with Morgan. “They offered me £250 [$315] and I asked if that was what they paid everyone and, if so, I wanted to see documentation to that effect,” Harvey told the Daily Record. “That documentation has not been forthcoming. I have not signed a contract for the interview and I will be seeking far more than a piddling £250.” Instead, Harvey added, she is seeking significantly more for the interview appearance, telling the Daily Record, “I’d settle for a million”—which in British pounds would equate to about $1.25 million in U.S. dollars.

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[protect_our_children]

Shes guilty as. Can be


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[wulfseig]

She is living in a fantasy world, in her head. Her reality doesn't faze her fantasy. I mean this in a clinical sense of fantasy v reality.

[dopple]

She also answered the question by saying she doesn’t drink alcohol. That wasn’t what he asked. He didn’t ask if she ever paid for an alcoholic drink - just a drink in general. So technically she didn’t lie by saying she doesn’t drink alcohol. But she didn’t answer the question.

[lisasmith]

Thanks for giving a great example of chaff and redirect! *Sent from my Iphoen*

[ms.understood]

Love this short Chase, especially the Colombo😁

[jenniferlevi]

The show was adamant she only took Diet Coke but she never drank it.

[amylumbard]

Just watched another Piers show with the Scottish lawyer that had hired Fiona Harvey then she got two people to walk her out the building after 2 weeks and Fiona stalked her and her staff and had to give them personal alarms because she followed two employees home and called social services multiple times on the woman who employed her and let her go and another employee she also called social services on him about his children . The woman employer found out that the next job Fiona got she was fired within a short term but Fiona decided to stalk her for 5&1/2 years had a restraining order but it's called something else in Scotland and it was in the late 90's so stalking laws were not so great back then, however more people are coming forward about their experience with Fiona and it's practically the same behaviour she has displayed even physical abuse to some people however having called child social services and if your stalker that person is one thing but being scared because your children might be taking away is probably the worst mental abuse you can do to any family. Thanks Chase again, I watched the whole show as usual and love the live chat as well.

[menarussell]

Wouldn't most people reply 1st with "I do pay for my drinks. He chose to give me some on the house.

No, her non-answer about alcohol makes no sense. The character, Martha, never drinks alcohol. So, even saying she doesn't drink alcohol has nothing to do with whether or not anything she consumed there was on the house versus her paying for things.

She basically chose a curve ball answer which she did most of the time, like many Pathological liars. She's almost comical because of how she acts and how many times she twisted things to create her false narrative, her false reputation of being a good person. She can live in her Delusional fantasy world.

I've met people like her. It's very difficult to deal with them because their perceptions are sometimes very real to them. They will stand by them as concrete facts even when they can be proven false.
Other times they know they're lying and then stand by those lies.

[Police_wife]

Guilty Guilty Guilty - 😵‍💫if she were wise she would stay silent but with her condition I know she cannot…sad

[kaymarham]

She said she drinks lemonade. Before she said she was diabetic. A full statement analysis would reveal multiple contradictions that would provide a more full picture.

[Vanessa-xxyz]

Maybe it's a hot take, but I hate that people think looking away means you're lying. I have anxiety and I do feel more comfortable talking and looking down or to the right when I'm talking to someone.

[magalimagana]

Also I noticed how she looked in the air to calculate dates. I thought it was off.

[hopefull]

Fiona seeks social status. She needs to feel power and control. Picking up on this is a great leverage.

[deborahapostolou]

It's seems that she's not denying a lot, rather correcting, which I find interesting. It's as though she wants to set the record straight - according to her.
Thank you Chase, as always, I always come away with something new insight. Love your analysis. I'd be very interested in more about this case if possible.
Take care, love!

[Chicagocubbiegirl]

I think in the show he said he gave her free cups of tea, not booze.

[wiseolddeuteronomy]

The hissing through the teeth and rapid blinking are super annoying

[lauracook]

As an American, when she indicated that she didn't want to be pictured " as a pauper who wouldn't stand a round ", I immediately heard "as a pauper who wouldn't stand around " and my first thought was that being a pauper who DOESN'T stand around is preferable to a pauper who does nothing BUT stand around. 🤦‍♀️

[Anni.things]

He chose to compliment her a drink “on the house”, as reaction from her stating “I can’t afford it”. ( as originally he started the conversation with “can I get you a drink “).

Prose is a fascinating artwork. I’m not qualified to speak for her or WHETHER or not she was just being clever and metaphorical. But he is responsible for his own actions. So to speak.

It makes me appreciate the potential potent capabilities of clever prose.

[dorindacontreras]

I like the Columbo Easter egg 🥚!!! Very interesting. 🧐

[RobertDonnyJr-ce]

I’m sick of her and the big fat lies she’s telling. Her behaviour is extremely obtuse, and while we may be having a whale of a time considering the elephant in the room. Her grandiose behaviour is just massively wrong