💥 Missing Persons Body Language LIES ft. Barry Morphew + Trezell and Jacqueline West Case

A missing person is a person who has disappeared and whose status cannot be confirmed as their location and condition are not known. A person may go missing through a voluntary disappearance, or else due to an accident, or other means in a location where they cannot be found, or many other reasons

Brothers Orson and Orrin West -- ages 3 and 4, respectively, were reported missing by their adoptive parents, Trezell and Jacqueline West. An urgent search for two California City, California, toddlers missing since Dec. 21, 2020, continues.

Also featured in this episode: Missing Suzanne Morphew and husband Barry Morphew FBI video; Missing Tiffany Foster (also known as Tiffany Starks) and her fiance, Reginald Robertson police press conference; Missing Sandra Eckert and husband Wess Eckert media interview; and the tragic case of Susan Powell and her children Charles Powell and Timothy Powell and the media interview of Joshua Powell.

The Behavior Panel comprises the world's top body language and behavior experts: Scott Rouse, Mark Bowden, Chase Hughes, and Greg Hartley. They analyze behavior and body language in videos of public interest. This non-partisan group aims to educate and entertain, focusing on nonverbal communication, deception detection, behavioral analysis, statement analysis, interrogation, and resistance to interrogation. Through careful examination of gestures, expressions, linguistics, and cultural context, they reveal truths and deceptions. The Behavior Panel is prominently featured on The Dr. Phil Show and has its own show on the US TV Network, Merit Street Media.

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Chapters:

00:00 Missing Persons Body Language
09:04 Person's Detachment and Involvement
18:10 Wife Missing After Family Dispute
27:53 Understanding Behavior in Uncertainty
36:09 Concern for Missing Woman
45:35 Speaker Struggles to Understand Video
56:50 Father Recounts Kids' Disappearance
01:05:24 Suspect's Potential Actions Discussion
01:14:30 Father Recounts Kids' Night
01:23:56 Lack of Denial Discussion
01:32:58 Behavior When Answering Questions
01:42:56 Focus on Campaign Importance
01:52:13 Genuine Emotion and Weariness

This behavior profiler group takes on the task of investigating the behavior behind the crime news that often forces us to think and feel the way we do. The Behavior Panel is a task force made up of four of the best body language and behavior profiler experts in the world.

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[Retracedskyline]

Hi, I just wanted to thank you for covering Sandra Eckert. She's my aunt and she still hasn't been found. This breakdown was absolutely fascinating. I hope we find her soon.

[lynnkline]

Any body else just want to put these four in your pocket and pull them out when you need them? Love this channel and Scott, Mark, Chase and Greg are so much fun to watch!

[elisanathalieheine]

The wonderful paradox about this channel is that you get to see and hear the most vicious, disturbing things while these guys radiate a sense of wholesomeness and charm that makes evil somewhat bearable, sometimes even weirdly light. Ironically, this is my go to channel when I feel bad about humanity.

[BohemianCocoNat]

I work at a university and I always mention/recommend your channel to my neurodivergent students who are struggling to understand people. I'd describe the overall feel of your videos as 'trustworthy" which is rare. Thank you, gentlemen, for your contributions.

[kritterlu]

Here's my thought on the couple with missing kids case - the husband says he noticed that he had " left the gate open". But instead of running right to the open gate and yelling up and down the street, he says he went back inside to check the house again. If I was worried that they had gone out the open gate, I would run out the gate screaming their names !!

[LadyLindaBird]

I love the way the four of you respect your panel. No overtalking Or interrupting. I really enjoy your channel

[KC_Runz]

"You killed Mum" they said.
"That's not the case" he said
"Yeah it is" Scott said 😂😂😂

Keep up the BRILLANCE gentlemen! 👏🏽

[moohHa]

All I can think is ‘I’d hate to do something wrong and get interrogated by these guys’… I think Greg would be the most overtly scary interrogator to face. Scott, Chase and Mark would lull me into a false sense of security and I’d think I was safe, having a nice chat whilst unknowingly giving it all away, Greg’s stoic fixation would unnerve me like no other. You guys inspire me to keep learning, I think your discussions and observations are fascinating ❤

[tanniirwin]

Thank you for showing what an innocent person looks like.

[biologychic]

Chase schooling the reporter on how to take a screenshot made me laugh 😆

[anasantos]

Scott’s disgust on that guy that we won’t say the name because he don’t even deserve that is so sincere!! Thank you guys for these 2 hours!! 🤩🤩

[ala]

Beyond refreshing to see all these intelligent guys NOT interrupting or talking over each other. Where normally people want to let everyone else know, they're the smartest in the room.

[caw]

Hey guys, would love a show all about how you all met, first impressions of each other, and how you came to be The Behavior Panel. Love my mug and T-shirt 💖

[linlippy]

Mark does such a great job pulling things together and tying in his observations so we can see the whole of the person. It's easier to understand when Mark goes last; he has a gift for bringing it all together! Thanks!

[alvinhealingrooms]

"Look after your friends." Thank you, Mark. These videos are a good reminder that we need one another.

[Gibbsong]

Mark, thank you so much for that reminder for friends to look out for each other, to walk each other home.

[danastevens]

I always try to find my favorite comment. This week goes to Scott Rouse, “We’re not dealing with a damn intellectual King Kong.”

[BedtimeStorieswithBelaLugosi]

I wrote to you guys to do the Trezell West case and I'm so excited that no matter how big you guys get, you listen to us. ❤❤

[belindaturnersmith]

I’ve learned so much from watching all of y’all. Each of you bounce off the subject and brings the points together.
I could honestly watch y’all all day.

P.S.
Scott’s voice is epic.

[AF-mqxb]

Mark wins the day with an exceptionally well placed Tiger King reference! That was gold.