Wait.... the news reporter asked if they dialed 911, they hesitated in answering and then the stepfather says well we phoned the sheriff's department to file a report 😳😳 WhoTF doesn't dial 911?
@@honeybadger3570some ppl call the non-emergency line if they don't need an ambulance. I know it's easy to sit back and judge but not everyone is nefarious in intent when their child is missing
Sorry, it's not a competition between dad and step dad. There's definitely an issue because Sebastian is wetting the bed at Mom's house, but not at Dad's house. The contrast between Sebastian's behavior at Mom's house versus his dad's is the biggest piece of the puzzle and clue that something wasn't right at home.
It is called wet dreams and many kids males do that even those that are not autistic like Sebestian It is just use Macintosh matteress Also it exists amongst broken homes family a lot
Right. But not because they are good. Instead, I would feel the need to confess any crime, just to contradict what they say. I know a lot of people who are better in analysing behaviour than these ... experts.
Because you’d have to be a moron to strap yourself to a lie detector for national television, even if you’re innocent. They are pseudoscientific BS. They are used by police and others as a tool of intimidation, not admissible in any court.
When he said, “It’s not over until he comes running through that door”. He sounded exactly like Chris Watts when he was on the news saying it was a “ghost town”. Without them here. It gives me chills he obviously killed that poor child 😢
The subtext and terminology here: 1. Runner is a specific term in Autism. It is also called Elopement. It is very common. My kid had it until the age of 7 or 8. He's ten now and we still watch him for it. The fact that she says he is not a "runner", she is referring to that specific aspect of autism. It is very significant that he does not have. (Many autistic kids drown because of this behaviour. They escape and are drawn to water.) 2. He went to bed when she asked him. In autism EVERYTHING can be a battle. "Stop watching that show and come do this" can lead to a massive meltdown. Eat this food. Take a shower. Go to the toilet. Go to bed. Anything and everything can lead to a massive tantrum. Our whole lives is a careful negotiation of not triggering this reaction. The fact that he went to bed when she asked without a fight stands out in her mind as a pleasant memory. 3. Any care-giving situation can cause tremendous stress on a relationship, which is why most parents of disabled children divorce. 4. Paternal fathers have a very hard time accepting their sons' autism. It is hard for paternal fathers do build a relationship with their sons, so it would be even harder for a stepfather to have a strong emotional bond with the child. 5. It's quite rare for the real dad to be this involved. It's lovely to see. 6. Friends. Autisics have a VERY hard time making and keeping friends. It is a very lonely life. Many of our children have NO friends. If you get another autism case a suggestion would be to call up an autism mom and get some input on some of the subtext. (Don't call an expert. The experts who study it are nowhere near in knowledge to a person who lives with it 24/7. I hear so many "experts" on the radio who unfortunately have no clue... No one studies the subject like a mother )😊 Thank you, TBP, for a compassionate evaluation.
Even better than asking parents is to ask autistic People themselves. Many of us have created online communities to share tips and ways to survive the neurotypical World 😊
Good comment, thanks for the additional info, but I have to ask one thing: why did you write 'paternal father'? Isn't that a bit tautological? You did it twice, so I assume it's done intentionally. Not a native speaker, so maybe I'm missing/misunderstanding something.
I don't know of one Father not involved in their autistic childs life. I don't think that statement is fair or right... I think it's more difficult for men to understand but my brother has autism and is more close with my Dad. My friends child is completely non verbal, the Fathers there and so on... thank you for sharing information on this. I've seen a lot of these issues but each child is very different so the opinion of one Mum is difficult as every child on the spectrum is different... Marks son has autism too so he has an understanding of this. Many people diagnosed with autism have had divorce in their childhood, or trauma so there are more links to autism and childhood trauma on the developing brain being researched... I pray this wee boy is found safe and well. It's a terrible situation. My worst nightmare 😔🙏
Very well said and as a mother of a teenage son with severe learning disabilities i totally agree. My sons father is an absent father and refused to accept his diagnosis for years. I truly hope Sebastian is found safe this is so sad 😢
I am raising a teenage granddaughter on the spectrum and even with the help of my software engineer son she has always been able to hack any and every device we have ever locked down. It's a daily struggle in a dangerous world. Prayers to the family.
Yes! LE certainly should go through everything with that in mind. That this child could be particulary skilled with digitalstuff. I hope they even go a good while back, even if he deleted stuff the inital contact may be found.
@@victoriousgavi7736The husband seems stowik, there a difference. My own husband has a serious demeaner and if heaven forbid we ever had a traumatic situation like this he would take on the role of support and strength, it's his nature. It doesn't mean he's hurting any less or cares any less than the Mom.
That's stupid. This mother has no idea where her son is at and she's broken. I have an Autistic son. He's my life. I see in this mom the same grief and frustration I'd feel myself. "Putting pressure" on her will change nothing! A waste of resources.
My husband died four years ago, I still cannot say his name without getting emotional. I do not find it strange for people to not be able to say a given name, when you are so stressed out about a person.
It's always a bad sign to me when parents think there is no way a kid is online or in social media. Absolutely every kid over ten is online. Kids who are rich, poor, on the spectrum, strict parents, smart parents, unless they are Amish with no electricity in the middle of nowhere, they are online. They will not get any progress util they understand that.
I’m wondering if they have looked at his school and checked to see if he had a chrome book or laptop? My daughter has a school issued chrome book and she is 14. They give them an email address too. And they can actually get on line at school. Wondering what the teachers and his friends and their families say about the situation. You are right though, they can’t control every single thing and keep him off the internet. And the Amish now a days are not exempt from social media in some instances. The kids may not have it. But I’ve heard of at least one or two adult males who used social media. One for sure was a criminal case when his girlfriend killed his wife. I think he went by the name Amish stud. lol. Ick.
Kids are often more tech savvy than adults, as well. Your comment makes me wonder if something happened previously to make them restrict his access to social media. Hopefully, searching his computer is part of the investigation process.
I feel like the dad has basic tech knowledge game experience etc. it's not that hard to have a house where kids aren't actively online and engaging with strangers...
I see identical dynamic right now in a couple that I know whose son is dying of cancer. She's breaking down and falling apart. He's holding everything inside because someone needs to stay in control, drive to the hospital, talk to the doctors, etc. It doesn't mean it doesn't affect him and that he doesn't feel anything. There's a very pragmatic side to these sort of situations that quickly becomes completely unmanageable if everybody falls apart. Someone needs to stay sober. And the fact that it looks cold to others is not on the list of your priorities when your child's life is at threat. PS.: I really appreciate that you cover not only examples of deception but also examples of truth 💚
Nobody could run away without at least one doorbell cam or buisness cam catching him on video. Now days almost everyone has security cameras on their property. The neighborhood they live in with all very nice homes are going to have security cameras. A 15 year old boy does not have the mind set to leave his home in the night in a way that he will avoid all the neighbors security cameras. It just will not happen. Where would he have gone. He would have to sooner or later went past a buisness camera, a traffic camera. No logical way he would have avoided all these cameras. Another thing. The tracking dogs. This boy lived there. He walked out of his home everyday for school. He also walked into his home every day after school. His sent does not go away everyday unless possible alot of rain or snow may hinder them some. They would or should have found his sent. Considering he was to have walked away less then 6 to 8 hours befor the dogs were there. No sent was found. How is that possible if the boy walked out barefoot. There should be a sent trail for a good distance. No camera footage. No sent for dogs to find. It can only happen if a car inside a garage gave him a ride. Did the dogs go into garage and search for a sent?? Would like to know
My daughter is missing for 5 years..i have not laughed , chuckled and smiled 1 day since she went missing . Have not stopped searching crying . From day 1 when i saw she was missing i have been in a panic every second of every day since 1st day .
Im so sorry. I cant imagine your pain or what that would do to a real mom. Mentally,physically, and emotionally. Praying for you every night now. May God send your child home to you.
Hey guys, can you do a follow up on this case? It has been more than 6 months now since he disappeared and now there is a $75,000 reward, indicating a criminal element whereas it was regarded as a missing person up until recently. There are a slew of shady characters, including all parents, and it really stinks of a complex cover up of some sort. Thanks and keep up the awesome content!
Thank you for coving Sebastian's story! I live in his community and have been holding out hope on the parents not being involved. A lot of people are too quick to judge. I started looking for Sebastian within an hour of the endangered child alert going out. Hoping and praying for his safe return 💚💚💚
I have lived in this area of TN all my life. I’ve personally never heard “that boy” used in a positive context. More accurate examples would be: “That boy ain’t never going to learn.” “That boy is never going to settle down.” “That boys just like his daddy.”
GREAT POINT! I've lived in this area also & you are right! Immediately made me think of this one that I've heard before; "that boy ain't never going to be anything." Or "that boy ain't never been anything but trouble." "That boy needs his ass whooped." "That boy ain't never gonna be sh__!" Definitely always used in a negative manner. NEVER in a positive way.
In southwest VA it's just a term used to specificy someone.. like "the baby" or "momma", in a family "the boy" or "that boy" is just how he's addressed and carorgized in their world, most likely, daily Ex. "Go get that boy out of the creek (fishing), it's time for supper!" Or "that boys done grown two sizes this year, and made the honor roll!" Lol.. I think comments get weird when ur not focusing on clusters ;)
Nancy Grace's interview is garbage. Nancy only asked yes or no questions, from the Proudfoot's own testimony. Chris and Kate where not challenged at all. Nancy Grace is a drama queen. I can't listen to her voice or her bulging eyes.
The way parents of autistic kid react may be very different than parents of neurotypical kids. Please be aware of that fact. We are oftentimes exhausted and slightly apathetic.
God bless you for the extraordinary attention and emotional strength you must bear. Wishing you peace and strength. It breaks my heart that automatic suspicion is cast on missing children’s parents. These are simple people and these cases usually end tragically when the children ‘escape.’ 🇺🇸💔
And since autism is mostly inherited, some parents may be undiagnosed autistic people themselves so I agree that reactions and behaviours in these cases will not follow neurotypical patterns. Both because of this and what you are pointing out.
I don't know where Sebastian is on the autism scale, but I have a friend who has a son who is autistic. He never ran away or bolted until he reached around 15-years old, but around that age, he started running off at night and would even break into people's home, for no apparent reason. It reached a point that he had to be institutionalized for his own safety. I hope Sebastian didn't bolt in the middle of the night and wandered into some type of dangerous situation. - - At the beginning of the video when the wife was overcome with emotion, I thought I noticed the step-dad's eyes grow misty and the corners of mouth his mouth formed a sad downturn. It may have been the camera angle, but he did seem emotional. - - I noticed the mother and step-dad spoke of him in the present tense. - - Thank you for analyzing child disappearances. I hope that it helps locate young Sebastian and the others that you've covered. I often wonder about whether Summer Wells will ever be found. My heart goes out to all these parents!
Ive been seeing most of the way through this, the stepdad is trying to hold it together, his lips and just his way of keeping it together for the interview. I think they will both fall apart when the camera team and interviewer leaves. God please let Sebastian be safe 🙏
Whatever happened, I have a strong feeling that the kid not being able to play Online was probably a Huge argument in that house. The kid probably struggled making friends, since most kids play games online together.
I think it very important to know exactly when the step father left the home to go to work. Does he have another residence close to where he works or does he stay at a camp? Has that residence been investigated? “He doesn’t like to be dirty, yet he left with no shoes” “He walked out at some point in the middle of the night, yet he hates bugs” When it comes to the parents not using the son’s name - I had a very difficult time using my daughter’s name after she passed away. As it brought on the tears immediately. I wish he would’ve held his wife’s hand or put his arms around her to comfort her.❤
These 2 have now packed up their RV and left and have refused to talk to the biological father for 2 weeks. I don’t know why innocent parents would do that?
They, especially the mom, has claimed that they have had serious threats & do not feel safe at their home. I heard them say in an interview that the husband doesn't feel comfortable leaving his wife to return to work. One thing the public forgets when these things happen is that the bills still have to be paid. Someone has to go back to work to continue bringing in an income. Mom doesn't feel safe at that house due to threats so she decided to go with her husband. I don't think there's anything suspicious about that.
I just read a news report that "United Cajun Navy" who is involved in the search is pulling back their efforts this weekend due to recieving death threats online and in person. Who would yhreaten a group that is searching for a missing child. The FBI needs to get involved in investigating why the group is being threatened.
The Step father family is nuts..he likes to Abuse children his family is following search teams in fact Seth Sébastien real father has been fallow around while searching for his son by Cris family..
I just listened to an interview with step-dad’s ex-wife Nina. He sounds like a monster and he is still making her life hell. He also abused her 2 children and his biological daughter. I bet he had something to do with Sebastian’s disappearance.
They aren't analyzing "new information" they aren't going to go back and reanalyze body language and have a different assessment bases on info. The body language won't change. Geez
I am 2 minutes into this and my gut says that he did it, she KNOWS he did it and is either scared into silence or just afraid of losing him too after losing her son. She's rocking back and forth, she's overwhelmed, she's looking at him.
@@WickedWest512 oh I agree, that's why I think she didn't have anything to do with it but she knows what happened.look at the difference between her emotional state in this interview, and Terri Moulton Hormon when her stepson Kyron went missing.
It’s funny because I actually do see emotion in the step fathers face. I see the concern he has for his wife and his disbelief about the whole situation. It feels like he just doesn’t understand how this could happen when they truly have taken the necessary steps to keep this unique child safe.
I read somewhere the step dad has a record in New Mexico for child abuse from former marriages. He’s been married 5x. Also his ex wife is trying to get full custody of their child. She wants the child away from her ex husband ( the step dad). Also if the mom works for brinks why don’t they have security cameras all around outside their home especially w an austic child?
I heard that the father is out searching everyday but the mother and step dad are not teaming up with him and communicating with him. I find that odd ! You have to come together in these times because you all should want the same outcome!
@@celticwarrior777step dad Chris did a 3 hour interview on Smiley Stories channel. Admitted it himself. Two CPS cases in two states. Even used a belt on Sebastian, lots of other disgusting things. That poor boy 💔💔
I'm writing this eight months after Sebastian "disappeared". The "mother" hasn't spoken out for months. It should be obvious to any mother that a mother who loved her child would never ever stop giving interviews begging for help with finding her child or getting justice for her child.
@@robinseaholm3538 thanks. I really am, because I'm the mother of a son and if he went missing I'd die looking for him, asking for help finding him and giving interviews to anyone who would listen until I drew my last breath. So, yeah, I'm a mom, that's what any mom would do. I'm an expert. You're just robinseaholm, without a clue about a real mother's heart.
Dear everyone who interviews of trauma victims... don't ask how they're feeling. I was interviewed in the wake of a violent death of a loved one and ... how did they THINK I felt?
I completely agree. I wouldn’t ask “how are you coping?” either, but that’s just my opinion. Asking how you are coping may be interpreted as you need to be doing something in order to cope. Sometimes people just need to feel what they need to feel, sometimes they are in total disbelief territory, sometimes they are in a state of shock. Let them be in whatever space they need to be unless there is something darker going on (as in they are feeling so hopeless that they are thinking of harming themselves-different story there). It can be argued that interviewers ask these questions because they feel like the most “natural” questions to ask (or maybe they really want to know the answer). Nothing natural about this path imho. Find a different path.
Are you sure? I wasn’t there to hear it. All you have is the dad’s word. Why do you believe him? This is one of the most common things heard during custody battles…then you talk with the child and they tell you they want to STAY at BOTH homes. Been there, seen it, heard it!
I’m a parent of son (now adult) on the spectrum. If gaming is sabastian’s hyperfocus, because there is always at least one, you would be surprised how much they can do with their hyper focus activities. I say this because my son was hyper focused with video games and he could hack the network so well I ended up removing WiFi completely from my house to reduce the risk. Also the stuff about friends, kids on the spectrum often struggle a lot with friendships they will befriend people that aren’t good for them
@@Emolga6274ummm I don’t think you’ve been around a lot of people in the spectrum. I would say yes, my son is a genius in comparison to most folks. But I honestly believe it’s because they look at the world differently and can see connections, patters etc that many don’t. I brought ask if this up because it’s a facet that people may dismiss. How even when parents try their best to protect their kids, if this child on the spectrum REALLY wanted too they are incredibly creative to find a way. Also I used hack in a very loose way. To me my network felt hacked from my son. Perhaps an actual hacker may not see it that way.
My friend has a severe case of autism but he does Soduko puzzles in seconds. He just sees the numerical patterns I guess. It's amazing to watch. It's heartbreaking bc yes, I do consider him a mathematical genius. Autistic people usually are very intelligent, they just can't express themselves.
As the mothers nose started turning red, then her cheeks, then the tears started welling up, I felt my face doing them same - as the reporter’s no doubt did too. I felt the inside of my nose starting to prickle. That mother’s emotion was genuine. I don’t get that feeling when I’m watching and hearing other parents on your channel.
This is the first interview I’ve seen in the case. As a mother, she put my red flag 🚩 up (Chase noticed it, as well), when she talked about going in there to wake him up. She also quickly changed to sadness a couple of times when she caught herself talking about something fun and wanted to laugh, but (in my opinion) she didn’t want to look ‘happy’ on camera. It’s a mystery to me at this point until more evidence to blame, or defend.
Tennessee has something going with missing children. It seems there is a predator or a human trafficking ring in the state. Summer Wells Brian Brtitton-Duvall (looks similar to Sebastian) Abdiel Hernandez Kennedy Hoyle Hollynn Snapp Riley Strain-(looks like an older Sebastian) Sebastian Rogers There’s so many teens missing in state. (40+ missing teens) I pray for them and their families ❤
I believe the stepdad knows but the mom has no idea. I think stepdad done something to Sebastian without mom knowing. Stepdads blink rate was outrageous when Nancy Grace interviewed them recently. I believe stepdad saw Sebastian as a problem in their relationship & mom having to have contact with ex (Sebastian's Dad) I believe enraged him, made him jealous. He needed to eliminate the problem & that was Sebastian. Get rid of him & that "fixes" their problems at home as far as Sebastian having autism & requiring more attention, acting out, etc. It eliminates the jealousy as far as Mom having to coparent.
Just a remark about his mom saying he will have more friends than what he would know what to do with. I get the impression that has been a sad thing that he might have struggled to make friends and his mom was aware of it and his mom says it as if she wished he could see how many people have turned up to find him. Like she says see now.
I noticed a few things right off the bat, Chris shakes his head yes when Katie says we had a good day, how would Chris know that he wasn't there, and second, he keeps looking at her to make sure she's saying the right things, he does this in the very beginning, and they both make sure to push the idea that Sebastian walked out of the house by himself, how do they know he left by himself, they don't, but they keep saying it. I wish they would have played the other interviews, where Katie changes the story, from we went to bed to this long phone call, and hearing a thud coming from Sebastian's room, and Chris the stepfather has all these scratches and what look like bite marks on both of his arms, he said it was from playing with the dogs, but it couldn't be, because Chris was gone for a few weeks working, so right there he was caught in a lie, so how did he really get all those marks on his arms. Don't let these two fool you, they've been lying since day one, and LE and the TBI dropped the ball, they never did forensics in the house or the cars, and they never took swabs of Chris's arms, and they should have interviewed them separately, they still haven't questioned them separately, they just took their word that Sebastian ran away.
"That woman knows something.... she looks terrified to speak and makes sure she looks at him first.": It's a good thing you're not a professional cause you might be doing a whole lot of harm to people.
I believe these parents. As a mom of a son on the spectrum, I can tell you part of their disability is their inability to deal with experiences that are outside their "normal" routine. They avoid new situations at all costs. The part where she describes him using "fidgets" and that if a person calls his name, he may respond but not answer speaks volumes about where he is on the spectrum. Children like this raise a parent to a level of protectiveness they don't have with their other children. They can be frustrating yet delightful, which would explain the conflicting words these parents are using. The part where the parents are describing the things Sebastian likes and the engagement they have while describing them, tells me they are invested in this boy and really don't know what happened to him. I would guess that this is a boy that yearns for friends, but doesn't have any. He may have been lured away from his home, but I am doubting he just wandered off. I appreciate that you gave a phone number to call for any information at all. My heart goes out to them.
I’m thinking he left to be with kids his age, like maybe he heard or knew kids would out or he’s just trying to be like other kids by going outside at night. And unfortunately I think he did have internet access. Somehow some way even if the parents don’t allow it , he’s found a way to communicate with others. And that is scary ! I feel so bad for the parents.
His biological father has been the ONLY parent out looking. I live very close, and I clean homes in that neighborhood multiple times a week. All neighbors have cameras. I have been to 2 out of 4 candle light vigils and the mother and stepfather have no been to a single one. Christopher proudfoot tries to control each interview with the mother. He is very cocky on social media and is all over talking to people, but he has not even tried looking for Sebastian. I believe they know where he is. I don’t believe either one of them.
Surveillance video just released. Camera pointing towards Sebastian Rogers backyard shows two flashlights at his house on the night he disappeared. Shown by WTVF Nick Beres this morning (03-14-2024)
Here we are 7 months later, still no Sebastian. And Chris and Katie have long since stopped looking for him. They left their home days into the search. They have threatened searchers to stop looking. Chris lied about taking a lie detector test. So many red flags with these. I would like for you 4 to do another analysis after all the horrible things these 2 have done to people trying to help.
Where are you getting all this information? If you're going to condemn those people, at least post links to your sources of all the things you claim they have done. Otherwise, you're not to be believed.
Mark : my autistic son stopped sleeping normally at age 3. He never wanted to go to bed , he’s 20 now and STILL fights sleep and going to bed . I know whenever he went to bed agreeably it was the best night of my week or month lol
You really don’t know anything about emotional stress do you? I’ve seen parents be stone silent, unable to speak. I’ve had them weep uncontrollably, and I’ve had them tear up a room. ONE interview is not even a drop in the bucket. How much sleep have they had? Have they been given something for anxiety, too help calm them? Maybe he had a stiff Tennessee whiskey to calm his nerves. I find people who judge people same ones who would never apologize if they were ultimately found to be wrong.
It’s amazing how many people have stated that these two are guilty without providing a single reason. These four behavior analysts have decades of experience, and none of them think the parents are guilty. I agree with them.
Question ,,,,, so a child with autism is lost - is most times connected more so to the mother ,, it’s a fact look up the statistics. Why wouldn’t she be out looking calling to him a autistic child hears a parents voice the joy that comes From them is amazing.
It was the sigh and “here we go” when he talked about the police arriving to their house. Sounds like someone preparing for the arrival, not someone desperate for the arrival of help.
If they are found guilty, they deserve an academy award imo. For some reason, this case has hit me hard and im not sure why. Please dont let this be another Madeline Soto case. Im losing all hope in humanity.
Was that a slip on 15:06 katie says I woke him up and he wasn't there?? I think it may be time to reevaluate this one kids dont evaporate into thin air !!!
I am flabbergasted at how so many commenters are so quick to condemn either mom or step dad as if they are sitting there judging these people who are going through the worst thing that can happen to a family. This isn’t a game. Please pray Sebastian is found, and please pray for this family.
Step Dad due to his job as Truck Driver, probably moved Sebastian body out into another state or distant location. Mother knows what has taken place and living with her guilt having chosen her husband over Sebastian. Stepfather has presented to wife ,either it’s Sebastian or me. This is so sad. Why didn’t she let Sebastian live with his biological Dad?
You need to listen to what his ex wife said about him. Cant always trust ex's, but i found her to be very believable. If you believe his ex, he was abusive to his previous step kids and continues to harass her and the daughter they have together. He seems like a narcissist, which would make sense why he's so calm.
I don't know how these parents do these interviews. I couldn't, I'd be a wreck, an emotional mess, I couldn't keep my composure. I can't imagine. I hope this boy is found and light is shed on the truth.
Call 800-TBI-FIND with any information that can help find Sebastian.
Wait.... the news reporter asked if they dialed 911, they hesitated in answering and then the stepfather says well we phoned the sheriff's department to file a report 😳😳 WhoTF doesn't dial 911?
Have they checked all the ponds and creeks
You need to listen to my comments.
@@honeybadger3570some ppl call the non-emergency line if they don't need an ambulance. I know it's easy to sit back and judge but not everyone is nefarious in intent when their child is missing
@@honeybadger3570they are out of city limits so the scso is who deals with that area vs their cities police department
Sorry, it's not a competition between dad and step dad. There's definitely an issue because Sebastian is wetting the bed at Mom's house, but not at Dad's house. The contrast between Sebastian's behavior at Mom's house versus his dad's is the biggest piece of the puzzle and clue that something wasn't right at home.
💯 Imo, the Stepdad took Sebastian with him, early in the morning when he left for work, & did God knows what with him. 🤷♀️ tho, no one does. 😢
@@lisastewart5885 Ohhh God I just feel it 😭 Your Right ❗ And he had enough Time to Drive
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It is called wet dreams and many kids males do that even those that are not autistic like Sebestian
It is just use Macintosh matteress
Also it exists amongst broken homes family a lot
@@dimereseininrobbyravouvou2855where did you get that information and he was wetting his bed at moms and NOT a dads…🤔
Your goal in life is to never ever be in a situation where the body language panel analyzes your body language.
Omg right!! Great comment
Yup these guys are experts at their craft.
amen!
RIGHT!
Right. But not because they are good. Instead, I would feel the need to confess any crime, just to contradict what they say. I know a lot of people who are better in analysing behaviour than these ... experts.
Nancy Grace asked the stepfather to do a lie detector test. He agreed and later backed out of it.
You realize that decision came from their lawyers? Lie detectors are not 100% accurate.
Because you’d have to be a moron to strap yourself to a lie detector for national television, even if you’re innocent. They are pseudoscientific BS. They are used by police and others as a tool of intimidation, not admissible in any court.
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When he said, “It’s not over until he comes running through that door”. He sounded exactly like Chris Watts when he was on the news saying it was a “ghost town”. Without them here. It gives me chills he obviously killed that poor child 😢
The subtext and terminology here:
1. Runner is a specific term in Autism. It is also called Elopement. It is very common. My kid had it until the age of 7 or 8. He's ten now and we still watch him for it. The fact that she says he is not a "runner", she is referring to that specific aspect of autism. It is very significant that he does not have. (Many autistic kids drown because of this behaviour. They escape and are drawn to water.)
2. He went to bed when she asked him.
In autism EVERYTHING can be a battle. "Stop watching that show and come do this" can lead to a massive meltdown. Eat this food. Take a shower. Go to the toilet. Go to bed. Anything and everything can lead to a massive tantrum. Our whole lives is a careful negotiation of not triggering this reaction. The fact that he went to bed when she asked without a fight stands out in her mind as a pleasant memory.
3. Any care-giving situation can cause tremendous stress on a relationship, which is why most parents of disabled children divorce.
4. Paternal fathers have a very hard time accepting their sons' autism. It is hard for paternal fathers do build a relationship with their sons, so it would be even harder for a stepfather to have a strong emotional bond with the child.
5. It's quite rare for the real dad to be this involved. It's lovely to see.
6. Friends. Autisics have a VERY hard time making and keeping friends. It is a very lonely life. Many of our children have NO friends.
If you get another autism case a suggestion would be to call up an autism mom and get some input on some of the subtext. (Don't call an expert. The experts who study it are nowhere near in knowledge to a person who lives with it 24/7. I hear so many "experts" on the radio who unfortunately have no clue... No one studies the subject like a mother )😊
Thank you, TBP, for a compassionate evaluation.
Even better than asking parents is to ask autistic People themselves. Many of us have created online communities to share tips and ways to survive the neurotypical World 😊
@@mlebrooks Thank you very much for your comment and thank you for leading me to learn a new expression, lay people 😊😊❤️❤️
Good comment, thanks for the additional info, but I have to ask one thing: why did you write 'paternal father'? Isn't that a bit tautological? You did it twice, so I assume it's done intentionally. Not a native speaker, so maybe I'm missing/misunderstanding something.
I don't know of one Father not involved in their autistic childs life. I don't think that statement is fair or right... I think it's more difficult for men to understand but my brother has autism and is more close with my Dad. My friends child is completely non verbal, the Fathers there and so on... thank you for sharing information on this. I've seen a lot of these issues but each child is very different so the opinion of one Mum is difficult as every child on the spectrum is different... Marks son has autism too so he has an understanding of this.
Many people diagnosed with autism have had divorce in their childhood, or trauma so there are more links to autism and childhood trauma on the developing brain being researched...
I pray this wee boy is found safe and well. It's a terrible situation. My worst nightmare 😔🙏
Very well said and as a mother of a teenage son with severe learning disabilities i totally agree. My sons father is an absent father and refused to accept his diagnosis for years. I truly hope Sebastian is found safe this is so sad 😢
I am raising a teenage granddaughter on the spectrum and even with the help of my software engineer son she has always been able to hack any and every device we have ever locked down. It's a daily struggle in a dangerous world. Prayers to the family.
Yes! LE certainly should go through everything with that in mind. That this child could be particulary skilled with digitalstuff. I hope they even go a good while back, even if he deleted stuff the inital contact may be found.
I just can't get past the police dogs being unable to track a scent on a child that *walked away* on his own...
Put pressure on the mom. She will break if you get her away from her husband
The husband seems controlling
@@victoriousgavi7736The husband seems stowik, there a difference. My own husband has a serious demeaner and if heaven forbid we ever had a traumatic situation like this he would take on the role of support and strength, it's his nature. It doesn't mean he's hurting any less or cares any less than the Mom.
That's stupid. This mother has no idea where her son is at and she's broken. I have an Autistic son. He's my life. I see in this mom the same grief and frustration I'd feel myself. "Putting pressure" on her will change nothing! A waste of resources.
My husband died four years ago, I still cannot say his name without getting emotional. I do not find it strange for people to not be able to say a given name, when you are so stressed out about a person.
But in a missing person case saying their name makes ppl who don't know them connect which highers chance of them helping to find
The biggest behavior i dont understand is not lifting a finger to find Sebastian
And they left the home for quite some time
I’m with you Chase, the “I woke him up for school and he wasn’t there”, comment got me too.
There have been other interviews where the step father as straight up been caught lying and leaving out information
This interview actually made me cry. My heart hurts for the family
I feel this man is an overpowering person, who has complete control over her.
It's always a bad sign to me when parents think there is no way a kid is online or in social media. Absolutely every kid over ten is online. Kids who are rich, poor, on the spectrum, strict parents, smart parents, unless they are Amish with no electricity in the middle of nowhere, they are online. They will not get any progress util they understand that.
I’m wondering if they have looked at his school and checked to see if he had a chrome book or laptop? My daughter has a school issued chrome book and she is 14. They give them an email address too. And they can actually get on line at school.
Wondering what the teachers and his friends and their families say about the situation. You are right though, they can’t control every single thing and keep him off the internet.
And the Amish now a days are not exempt from social media in some instances. The kids may not have it. But I’ve heard of at least one or two adult males who used social media. One for sure was a criminal case when his girlfriend killed his wife. I think he went by the name Amish stud. lol. Ick.
Yep, kids will find a way. It’s naive to think otherwise. And I don’t even have kids!
@@Kloops Which is why I clarified it with Amish living with no electricity or are in the middle of nowhere.
Kids are often more tech savvy than adults, as well. Your comment makes me wonder if something happened previously to make them restrict his access to social media. Hopefully, searching his computer is part of the investigation process.
I feel like the dad has basic tech knowledge game experience etc. it's not that hard to have a house where kids aren't actively online and engaging with strangers...
“He’s going to walk thru that door.” Ohhhh the door to the home that you’re NOT at! GTFOH
I see identical dynamic right now in a couple that I know whose son is dying of cancer. She's breaking down and falling apart. He's holding everything inside because someone needs to stay in control, drive to the hospital, talk to the doctors, etc. It doesn't mean it doesn't affect him and that he doesn't feel anything. There's a very pragmatic side to these sort of situations that quickly becomes completely unmanageable if everybody falls apart. Someone needs to stay sober. And the fact that it looks cold to others is not on the list of your priorities when your child's life is at threat.
PS.: I really appreciate that you cover not only examples of deception but also examples of truth 💚
Hey, Mom and Step Dad, how is the search going today?
He is guilty. They are guilty. You wait you see nobody would run away without shoes.
I've literally ran away multiple times without my shoes
Nobody could run away without at least one doorbell cam or buisness cam catching him on video. Now days almost everyone has security cameras on their property. The neighborhood they live in with all very nice homes are going to have security cameras. A 15 year old boy does not have the mind set to leave his home in the night in a way that he will avoid all the neighbors security cameras. It just will not happen. Where would he have gone. He would have to sooner or later went past a buisness camera, a traffic camera. No logical way he would have avoided all these cameras. Another thing. The tracking dogs. This boy lived there. He walked out of his home everyday for school. He also walked into his home every day after school. His sent does not go away everyday unless possible alot of rain or snow may hinder them some. They would or should have found his sent. Considering he was to have walked away less then 6 to 8 hours befor the dogs were there. No sent was found. How is that possible if the boy walked out barefoot. There should be a sent trail for a good distance. No camera footage. No sent for dogs to find. It can only happen if a car inside a garage gave him a ride. Did the dogs go into garage and search for a sent?? Would like to know
The guy doesn’t know emotion he camps on her ! He’s covering it up
Especially in the dead of winter
My daughter is missing for 5 years..i have not laughed , chuckled and smiled 1 day since she went missing . Have not stopped searching crying . From day 1 when i saw she was missing i have been in a panic every second of every day since 1st day .
Praying for you.
In the name of Jesus send peace I 🙏 pray for her return home. Please say her name. Or post info you never know someone might....
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Wow, praying for you
Im so sorry. I cant imagine your pain or what that would do to a real mom. Mentally,physically, and emotionally. Praying for you every night now. May God send your child home to you.
Hey guys, can you do a follow up on this case? It has been more than 6 months now since he disappeared and now there is a $75,000 reward, indicating a criminal element whereas it was regarded as a missing person up until recently. There are a slew of shady characters, including all parents, and it really stinks of a complex cover up of some sort. Thanks and keep up the awesome content!
Thank you for coving Sebastian's story! I live in his community and have been holding out hope on the parents not being involved. A lot of people are too quick to judge. I started looking for Sebastian within an hour of the endangered child alert going out. Hoping and praying for his safe return 💚💚💚
I have lived in this area of TN all my life. I’ve personally never heard “that boy” used in a positive context. More accurate examples would be: “That boy ain’t never going to learn.” “That boy is never going to settle down.” “That boys just like his daddy.”
I can't go back, it's too long. But who said this? Sure hope it was stepdaddy.
GREAT POINT! I've lived in this area also & you are right! Immediately made me think of this one that I've heard before; "that boy ain't never going to be anything." Or "that boy ain't never been anything but trouble." "That boy needs his ass whooped." "That boy ain't never gonna be sh__!" Definitely always used in a negative manner. NEVER in a positive way.
In southwest VA it's just a term used to specificy someone.. like "the baby" or "momma", in a family "the boy" or "that boy" is just how he's addressed and carorgized in their world, most likely, daily
Ex. "Go get that boy out of the creek (fishing), it's time for supper!" Or "that boys done grown two sizes this year, and made the honor roll!" Lol.. I think comments get weird when ur not focusing on clusters ;)
You guys crack me up whenever someone is muted and you guys pretend they are not 😂
I love it. always makes me laugh!
Now, watch the Nancy Grace interview...these two are as shady as hell.
Nancy Grace's interview is garbage. Nancy only asked yes or no questions, from the Proudfoot's own testimony. Chris and Kate where not challenged at all. Nancy Grace is a drama queen. I can't listen to her voice or her bulging eyes.
The way parents of autistic kid react may be very different than parents of neurotypical kids. Please be aware of that fact. We are oftentimes exhausted and slightly apathetic.
God bless you for the extraordinary attention and emotional strength you must bear. Wishing you peace and strength. It breaks my heart that automatic suspicion is cast on missing children’s parents. These are simple people and these cases usually end tragically when the children ‘escape.’ 🇺🇸💔
And since autism is mostly inherited, some parents may be undiagnosed autistic people themselves so I agree that reactions and behaviours in these cases will not follow neurotypical patterns. Both because of this and what you are pointing out.
I love how happy mark is about his first email story. He reminds me so much of my dad and we loved watching hitchhikers guide together.
I don't know where Sebastian is on the autism scale, but I have a friend who has a son who is autistic. He never ran away or bolted until he reached around 15-years old, but around that age, he started running off at night and would even break into people's home, for no apparent reason. It reached a point that he had to be institutionalized for his own safety. I hope Sebastian didn't bolt in the middle of the night and wandered into some type of dangerous situation. - - At the beginning of the video when the wife was overcome with emotion, I thought I noticed the step-dad's eyes grow misty and the corners of mouth his mouth formed a sad downturn. It may have been the camera angle, but he did seem emotional. - - I noticed the mother and step-dad spoke of him in the present tense. - - Thank you for analyzing child disappearances. I hope that it helps locate young Sebastian and the others that you've covered. I often wonder about whether Summer Wells will ever be found. My heart goes out to all these parents!
I would love to see a new behavior analysis of Sebastian's parents after seeing their latest interviews! You guys are amazing!
Yes, you would see a different Chris for sure.
Ive been seeing most of the way through this, the stepdad is trying to hold it together, his lips and just his way of keeping it together for the interview. I think they will both fall apart when the camera team and interviewer leaves. God please let Sebastian be safe 🙏
Praying Sebastian is found safe and well ❤️
She's sounding like she's crying but there's no tears
Whatever happened, I have a strong feeling that the kid not being able to play Online was probably a Huge argument in that house. The kid probably struggled making friends, since most kids play games online together.
I’m praying for Sebastian.
These two are responsible for Sebastian’s disappearance… this is not the behavior of a normal mom.
Whenever someone calls a child by anything other than their given name, it indicates lack of emotional connection.
Nah, people have nick names.
Absolutely believe they are both GUILTY 👿
I think it very important to know exactly when the step father left the home to go to work.
Does he have another residence close to where he works or does he stay at a camp?
Has that residence been investigated?
“He doesn’t like to be dirty, yet he left with no shoes”
“He walked out at some point in the middle of the night, yet he hates bugs”
When it comes to the parents not using the son’s name - I had a very difficult time using my daughter’s name after she passed away. As it brought on the tears immediately.
I wish he would’ve held his wife’s hand or put his arms around her to comfort her.❤
Considering he has been married 5 times and has a history of D/v he probably doesn't know how to comfort anyone but himself.
These 2 have now packed up their RV and left and have refused to talk to the biological father for 2 weeks. I don’t know why innocent parents would do that?
They, especially the mom, has claimed that they have had serious threats & do not feel safe at their home. I heard them say in an interview that the husband doesn't feel comfortable leaving his wife to return to work. One thing the public forgets when these things happen is that the bills still have to be paid. Someone has to go back to work to continue bringing in an income. Mom doesn't feel safe at that house due to threats so she decided to go with her husband. I don't think there's anything suspicious about that.
The parents are getting threats.
I heard that .
I just read a news report that "United Cajun Navy" who is involved in the search is pulling back their efforts this weekend due to recieving death threats online and in person. Who would yhreaten a group that is searching for a missing child. The FBI needs to get involved in investigating why the group is being threatened.
The Step father family is nuts..he likes to Abuse children his family is following search teams in fact Seth Sébastien real father has been fallow around while searching for his son by Cris family..
Chase you are a Boss and appreciated for your strength and example!!!
If he’s going to walk through the door, why did you leave?? SMH 🤦🏼♀️
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I just listened to an interview with step-dad’s ex-wife Nina. He sounds like a monster and he is still making her life hell. He also abused her 2 children and his biological daughter. I bet he had something to do with Sebastian’s disappearance.
I agree. He sounds like a monster. That nurse couldn't stand how he was treating her right after his ex had c section
I don't think he left on his own
Since we've seen more and know more about this case... please do an updated analysis. You guys are great!
They aren't analyzing "new information" they aren't going to go back and reanalyze body language and have a different assessment bases on info. The body language won't change. Geez
I am 2 minutes into this and my gut says that he did it, she KNOWS he did it and is either scared into silence or just afraid of losing him too after losing her son. She's rocking back and forth, she's overwhelmed, she's looking at him.
I believe anyone would be overwhelmed if their child is missing.
@@WickedWest512 oh I agree, that's why I think she didn't have anything to do with it but she knows what happened.look at the difference between her emotional state in this interview, and Terri Moulton Hormon when her stepson Kyron went missing.
Yup
It’s funny because I actually do see emotion in the step fathers face. I see the concern he has for his wife and his disbelief about the whole situation. It feels like he just doesn’t understand how this could happen when they truly have taken the necessary steps to keep this unique child safe.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Her sons missing and shes left the home to hide out somewhere in their RV ? How much more evidence do detectives need to arrest these 2 killers😮
What’s really sad is that More and more children are going missing. Heart breaking. Hope Sebastian is found safe. 🙏
Yes!
More and more children are turning up missing and murdered by the parents who are supposed to safeguard their wellbeing. It's a horrific trend!
I read somewhere the step dad has a record in New Mexico for child abuse from former marriages. He’s been married 5x. Also his ex wife is trying to get full custody of their child. She wants the child away from her ex husband ( the step dad). Also if the mom works for brinks why don’t they have security cameras all around outside their home especially w an austic child?
I heard that the father is out searching everyday but the mother and step dad are not teaming up with him and communicating with him.
I find that odd ! You have to come together in these times because you all should want the same outcome!
Just a reminder.. stepdad has history of abuse and domestic violence and assault 👀
How do you know this?
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How do you know?
Exactly, he has/had on going cps case open in new mexico for child abuse!
@@celticwarrior777step dad Chris did a 3 hour interview on Smiley Stories channel. Admitted it himself. Two CPS cases in two states. Even used a belt on Sebastian, lots of other disgusting things. That poor boy 💔💔
I'm writing this eight months after Sebastian "disappeared". The "mother" hasn't spoken out for months. It should be obvious to any mother that a mother who loved her child would never ever stop giving interviews begging for help with finding her child or getting justice for her child.
It’s so good to know that you’re such an expert on what any mother would do in this type of situation.
Agree. Anyone with empathy would get this, so the nay-sayer below is out of order.
@@robinseaholm3538 thanks. I really am, because I'm the mother of a son and if he went missing I'd die looking for him, asking for help finding him and giving interviews to anyone who would listen until I drew my last breath. So, yeah, I'm a mom, that's what any mom would do. I'm an expert. You're just robinseaholm, without a clue about a real mother's heart.
Dear everyone who interviews of trauma victims... don't ask how they're feeling. I was interviewed in the wake of a violent death of a loved one and ... how did they THINK I felt?
I am so sorry.
I completely agree. I wouldn’t ask “how are you coping?” either, but that’s just my opinion. Asking how you are coping may be interpreted as you need to be doing something in order to cope. Sometimes people just need to feel what they need to feel, sometimes they are in total disbelief territory, sometimes they are in a state of shock. Let them be in whatever space they need to be unless there is something darker going on (as in they are feeling so hopeless that they are thinking of harming themselves-different story there). It can be argued that interviewers ask these questions because they feel like the most “natural” questions to ask (or maybe they really want to know the answer). Nothing natural about this path imho. Find a different path.
I know. I’m so sorry that happened to you. The reporter really got me angry.
It’s a completely different reality. Ppl are living their lives and your life is completely different!!! It’s a very strange place to be. Numb
When he stays with biological dad and its time to go back to moms he always begged his dad NOT to send him back ? Thats a GIGANTIC 🚩of abuse?
Are you sure? I wasn’t there to hear it. All you have is the dad’s word. Why do you believe him? This is one of the most common things heard during custody battles…then you talk with the child and they tell you they want to STAY at BOTH homes. Been there, seen it, heard it!
I’m only a couple of minutes into this and I see 2x guilty people. I prey he is found alive and well 🥺
Chris still refuses to take a lie detector test, that tells me everything!
Apparently he already took one and passed but who knows what the truth is. Chris and Katie keep lying.
LE has said that all three parents have taken lie detector test and passed. Stop with the disinformation please
I believe the mom and her husband did something to him🤬
I’m a parent of son (now adult) on the spectrum. If gaming is sabastian’s hyperfocus, because there is always at least one, you would be surprised how much they can do with their hyper focus activities. I say this because my son was hyper focused with video games and he could hack the network so well I ended up removing WiFi completely from my house to reduce the risk. Also the stuff about friends, kids on the spectrum often struggle a lot with friendships they will befriend people that aren’t good for them
If he can hack , he’s a genius , not Austistic
@@Emolga6274 People on the spectrum can be very high functioning and with any IQ. This is a very ignorant comment.
@@Emolga6274ummm I don’t think you’ve been around a lot of people in the spectrum. I would say yes, my son is a genius in comparison to most folks. But I honestly believe it’s because they look at the world differently and can see connections, patters etc that many don’t. I brought ask if this up because it’s a facet that people may dismiss. How even when parents try their best to protect their kids, if this child on the spectrum REALLY wanted too they are incredibly creative to find a way.
Also I used hack in a very loose way. To me my network felt hacked from my son. Perhaps an actual hacker may not see it that way.
Thanks for your input. It’s enlightening.
My friend has a severe case of autism but he does Soduko puzzles in seconds. He just sees the numerical patterns I guess. It's amazing to watch. It's heartbreaking bc yes, I do consider him a mathematical genius. Autistic people usually are very intelligent, they just can't express themselves.
As the mothers nose started turning red, then her cheeks, then the tears started welling up, I felt my face doing them same - as the reporter’s no doubt did too. I felt the inside of my nose starting to prickle. That mother’s emotion was genuine. I don’t get that feeling when I’m watching and hearing other parents on your channel.
People can help. Pray to God now for the safe return of Sabastion to his parents.
This is the first interview I’ve seen in the case. As a mother, she put my red flag 🚩 up (Chase noticed it, as well), when she talked about going in there to wake him up. She also quickly changed to sadness a couple of times when she caught herself talking about something fun and wanted to laugh, but (in my opinion) she didn’t want to look ‘happy’ on camera. It’s a mystery to me at this point until more evidence to blame, or defend.
Great point
The stepfather is watching her relentlessly making sure she doesn't make a mistake and at the ready to stop her
Tennessee has something going with missing children. It seems there is a predator or a human trafficking ring in the state.
Summer Wells
Brian Brtitton-Duvall (looks similar to Sebastian)
Abdiel Hernandez
Kennedy Hoyle
Hollynn Snapp
Riley Strain-(looks like an older Sebastian)
Sebastian Rogers
There’s so many teens missing in state. (40+ missing teens)
I pray for them and their families ❤
Zaylee Fryar
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Sebastian's mom and step dad knows where he is DEAD . Prayers to find Sebastian Rogers 🙏✝️
I believe the stepdad knows but the mom has no idea. I think stepdad done something to Sebastian without mom knowing. Stepdads blink rate was outrageous when Nancy Grace interviewed them recently. I believe stepdad saw Sebastian as a problem in their relationship & mom having to have contact with ex (Sebastian's Dad) I believe enraged him, made him jealous. He needed to eliminate the problem & that was Sebastian. Get rid of him & that "fixes" their problems at home as far as Sebastian having autism & requiring more attention, acting out, etc. It eliminates the jealousy as far as Mom having to coparent.
yeah u are correct 💔
@TheBehaviorPanel can you please do an update? Thank you! Yinz are so very intelligent.
There is no way to keep me from searching 24/7 if that was my child!!!!
Precisely.
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Just a remark about his mom saying he will have more friends than what he would know what to do with. I get the impression that has been a sad thing that he might have struggled to make friends and his mom was aware of it and his mom says it as if she wished he could see how many people have turned up to find him. Like she says see now.
I noticed a few things right off the bat, Chris shakes his head yes when Katie says we had a good day, how would Chris know that he wasn't there, and second, he keeps looking at her to make sure she's saying the right things, he does this in the very beginning, and they both make sure to push the idea that Sebastian walked out of the house by himself, how do they know he left by himself, they don't, but they keep saying it. I wish they would have played the other interviews, where Katie changes the story, from we went to bed to this long phone call, and hearing a thud coming from Sebastian's room, and Chris the stepfather has all these scratches and what look like bite marks on both of his arms, he said it was from playing with the dogs, but it couldn't be, because Chris was gone for a few weeks working, so right there he was caught in a lie, so how did he really get all those marks on his arms. Don't let these two fool you, they've been lying since day one, and LE and the TBI dropped the ball, they never did forensics in the house or the cars, and they never took swabs of Chris's arms, and they should have interviewed them separately, they still haven't questioned them separately, they just took their word that Sebastian ran away.
and calling him the boy, that sounds like distancing. who leaves the house, city your child went missing. lots of red flags imo
That woman knows something.... she looks terrified to speak and makes sure she looks at him first. Poor Sebastian. I really feel for this case.
"That woman knows something.... she looks terrified to speak and makes sure she looks at him first.": It's a good thing you're not a professional cause you might be doing a whole lot of harm to people.
I believe these parents. As a mom of a son on the spectrum, I can tell you part of their disability is their inability to deal with experiences that are outside their "normal" routine. They avoid new situations at all costs. The part where she describes him using "fidgets" and that if a person calls his name, he may respond but not answer speaks volumes about where he is on the spectrum.
Children like this raise a parent to a level of protectiveness they don't have with their other children. They can be frustrating yet delightful, which would explain the conflicting words these parents are using. The part where the parents are describing the things Sebastian likes and the engagement they have while describing them, tells me they are invested in this boy and really don't know what happened to him.
I would guess that this is a boy that yearns for friends, but doesn't have any. He may have been lured away from his home, but I am doubting he just wandered off. I appreciate that you gave a phone number to call for any information at all. My heart goes out to them.
Paula, perfectly written
I’m thinking he left to be with kids his age, like maybe he heard or knew kids would out or he’s just trying to be like other kids by going outside at night. And unfortunately I think he did have internet access. Somehow some way even if the parents don’t allow it , he’s found a way to communicate with others. And that is scary ! I feel so bad for the parents.
@The Behavior Panel, have you guys done a second analysis on later interviews?
Yes, why don’t you guys review the 4 other interviews where they contradict themselves over and over. Especially the chronicles.of Olivia interview.
His biological father has been the ONLY parent out looking. I live very close, and I clean homes in that neighborhood multiple times a week. All neighbors have cameras. I have been to 2 out of 4 candle light vigils and the mother and stepfather have no been to a single one. Christopher proudfoot tries to control each interview with the mother. He is very cocky on social media and is all over talking to people, but he has not even tried looking for Sebastian. I believe they know where he is. I don’t believe either one of them.
I trust you're right.
Just like the Wells family. You Never search for anything that's NOT lost.. I get Susan Smith Vibes from her. I pray I'm very WRONG.
@@paulajones114 I absolutely AGREE!
Stepdad 'called the sheriffs dept. made a report.... within minutes they were here.
Here We Go'...i found these words suspicious to me.
Surveillance video just released. Camera pointing towards Sebastian Rogers backyard shows two flashlights at his house on the night he disappeared. Shown by WTVF Nick Beres this morning (03-14-2024)
I wonder what time that video captured these images? What time does step-dad leave for work?
I have been hoping it was not an abduction!
GUILTY 😡😡😡 They won't get away with it! They are NOT the victims!! Sebastian is 😢
Here we are 7 months later, still no Sebastian. And Chris and Katie have long since stopped looking for him. They left their home days into the search. They have threatened searchers to stop looking. Chris lied about taking a lie detector test. So many red flags with these. I would like for you 4 to do another analysis after all the horrible things these 2 have done to people trying to help.
If you have any videos for the guys to watch then PLEASE email them & their links to them. That'd be a fascinating study for us all
Where are you getting all this information? If you're going to condemn those people, at least post links to your sources of all the things you claim they have done. Otherwise, you're not to be believed.
Chris started shaking his head no right after he said Sebastian would eventually walk through the door 🤔
Huh! That's very telling!¡!
Omg your right good catch
Good catch!
Mark : my autistic son stopped sleeping normally at age 3. He never wanted to go to bed , he’s 20 now and STILL fights sleep and going to bed . I know whenever he went to bed agreeably it was the best night of my week or month lol
Totally agree. My autistic son is 30 and still struggles with sleep.
@@TxCarrie haha and now so do I
Mine is 32. Many nights, he is up and can't sleep.
That stepfather shows nothing no feelings..at all to me.
You really don’t know anything about emotional stress do you? I’ve seen parents be stone silent, unable to speak. I’ve had them weep uncontrollably, and I’ve had them tear up a room. ONE interview is not even a drop in the bucket. How much sleep have they had? Have they been given something for anxiety, too help calm them? Maybe he had a stiff Tennessee whiskey to calm his nerves. I find people who judge people same ones who would never apologize if they were ultimately found to be wrong.
It’s amazing how many people have stated that these two are guilty without providing a single reason. These four behavior analysts have decades of experience, and none of them think the parents are guilty. I agree with them.
Actually they said they didn't know about their guilt. Parents presentation is off so that's why people are saying they look suspicious.
Finally a rational comment. Thank you 🩷
They cannot just come out and say they’re guilty 🤷♀️
@@Awhatsup Yes they can. New viewer?
@@ericachitwood2465 You must have watched a different video than I did.
Question ,,,,, so a child with autism is lost - is most times connected more so to the mother ,, it’s a fact look up the statistics. Why wouldn’t she be out looking calling to him a autistic child hears a parents voice the joy that comes
From them is amazing.
It was the sigh and “here we go” when he talked about the police arriving to their house. Sounds like someone preparing for the arrival, not someone desperate for the arrival of help.
I just find it odd the biological father was going to get custody and Sebastian goes missing....
Why isn’t she looking into the camera pleading if someone has Sebastian or if someone knows something please come forward?
Because she already knows that he's passed.
@@stephanieflower4601 my point exactly
Please do an updated video on the Nancy Grace interview
Please analyze their new interview on Nancy Grace and make another updated video!!!🙏🏼
He was scared of bugs and dirt yet he walked out of the house perhaps in the dark without his shoes> Hell no. Something isn't right here.
If they are found guilty, they deserve an academy award imo. For some reason, this case has hit me hard and im not sure why. Please dont let this be another Madeline Soto case. Im losing all hope in humanity.
She looks so relieved when the interview is done
She's got to be the Coldest Woman I've ever seen 😈
And for him he's nothing but a coward and Bully 😈
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Looks medicated
Was that a slip on 15:06 katie says I woke him up and he wasn't there?? I think it may be time to reevaluate this one kids dont evaporate into thin air !!!
And they just packed up their fifth wheel and cars and left!! Who leaves town while their child is missing!!
Why would anyone move during this time
@@MCNMEDIAGROUP exactly
What? How did you find this out?
@@denjack2542 I watched JLR and they were seen it’s on video
@@espencarlsen untrue.. they are at yogi bear camp grounds in Mississippi! Stop with your false narratives! No one threatened them
I agree mom definitely knows mom is ready to crack.
I am flabbergasted at how so many commenters are so quick to condemn either mom or step dad as if they are sitting there judging these people who are going through the worst thing that can happen to a family. This isn’t a game. Please pray Sebastian is found, and please pray for this family.
Step Dad due to his job as Truck Driver, probably moved Sebastian body out into another state or distant location. Mother knows what has taken place and living with her guilt having chosen her husband over Sebastian. Stepfather has presented to wife ,either it’s Sebastian or me. This is so sad. Why didn’t she let Sebastian live with his biological Dad?
Step dad is a construction worker….not a truck driver!
You need to listen to what his ex wife said about him. Cant always trust ex's, but i found her to be very believable. If you believe his ex, he was abusive to his previous step kids and continues to harass her and the daughter they have together. He seems like a narcissist, which would make sense why he's so calm.
His ex has nailed him down. It plays in well with what he is doing here.
Step father’s phone needs pinged to see if he went off route to work.
They are not worried about their phones at all, they likely were never really apart.
Can't get over her referring to her son as "step boy." Is that a derogatory name step dad called him? It's a word I've never heard, "step boy."
Time to do the breakdown from the Nancy Grace Interview!!! SO many RED flags!!!!
Exactly
Yes! I hope they breakdown the Nancy Grace interview
@@sherricollins6503
There is an interview on Trev time with Chris' previous wife. Chris is a monster. It's very eye opening!
@@helenpierce5285There is an interview on Trev time with Chris' previous wife. Chris is a monster. It's very eye opening!
There is an interview on Trev time with Chris' previous wife. Chris is a monster. It's very eye opening!
I don't know how these parents do these interviews. I couldn't, I'd be a wreck, an emotional mess, I couldn't keep my composure. I can't imagine. I hope this boy is found and light is shed on the truth.
They left town and were NOT Talking. It got back to them they look Guilty because of that, so now they are talking.
His favourite colour is green. Such a simple statement. I'm not crying. 💔🙏
That got me too 😞