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@@louannzink4292 I was thinking the same thing. I associate sudden danger associated with 'going cold ' His lawyer likely knew that he was going to say this. I can't imagine that she couldn't have devised a series of questions which would have elicited a less damning portrayal of his experience of the series of events. The events themselves are already damning: the only wiggle room he has lies in the nuances of the circumstances, his perception of them, and resulting state if mind.
Have I been watching too much Behavior Panel? At Christmas dinner I bowed my head and accidentally said, "The organism does what makes the organism successful. Amen."
Even without the admission - he was 41 and she was 22. You can tell that this was a severely abusive relationship because of the mere way he speaks about her. "She was throwing a fit", "No hitting", these are things you tell a 3 year old, not a 22 year old adult woman.
I live in Vermont so I have been following this case on the news, and on line. If I were his defense attorney and I saw his testimony on the stand, I would walk over to the prosecutor and say "Take him, he yours". I don't know how you can defend someone like this who is clearly making the story up as he goes. Thankfully, the jury saw him for what he was.
i was watching a true crime/court channel... at one point she said - 'oh, look at that, call the behavior panel'.. pretty cool how much ALL of us have learned from you four gentlemen.. thank you.
@@holylandfan3275 I think what did me in was that first drink. Where he proceeded to look up as he slowly drank - no, not drink, he sipped. I think I actually choked on my water. He reminded me of my kids when they were toddlers and they were attempting to mimic what they thought adults did. You know, when they secretly glance up at you trying to see if you approved of their mimicry. I can't recall ever seeing a grown adult full-on do that before. So, it kind of got my attention.
WHAT was the defense thinking letting this guy take the stand?! He's a pathetic witness on his own behalf. And his attorney is like a kindergarten teacher painfully (and obviously) prodding a kid whose forgotten their lines in the Christmas play. The guy murdered her all day long.
Scott watch the part of the trial when prosecution questions him. He'll say something like "Let me read it!!!!" he gets loud and actually shows emotion. HE was the one who physically abused her in the relationship. He does have anger issues
A relatively small detail, but the way he keeps referring to the RV as rosie makes my skin crawl. It's one thing to use a cutesy name for your vehicle with friends and family, but this creep is testifying at his trial for murdering his wife...yuck.
I totally thought the same thing! Also the way he talks to/about his dog as if it’s a person? I was legit so confused when he said “I told Remi ‘we’re going to take a walk’” like the way he said it was how you would say something to a human being, it was just mega bizarre. Imagine being married to this guy 😒
A burning jar candle is very hot to the touch & has melted wax. During this candle fight, did either of them get burned or furniture get ruined by that melted wax?
I really think he was talking that way because he thinks it makes it sound like he’s still in shock and having a very difficult time speaking and is still caught up in the moment that it happened
@@brendaschmidt5820 He said he "turned off" the candle. That sounds weird, right? Plus during her beating him with it, he said he was able to put the cap back on it. Also unlikely
To be honest, I always talk to my animals in complete sentences. I have much more fulfilling conversations with my pets than I do with the majority of people. Not just because they listen so well, but they are not judgy either.
Indeed! The first time I saw his eyes I shuddered as they reminded me of the eyes of my psychopathic, schizophrenic stalker, the moment he punched me in my face three times and I thought he was going to kill me..🥺 P.S He had an IQ of over 160, a classical pianist who did higher mathematics equations as a hobby...without his meds, nightmare😩
He’s 41, she’s 22 when this occurs. Look at pictures of them together and see how much taller he is than her. It sounds like he’s trying to defend himself by saying she assaulted and threatened him and that’s why he did it. Not a chance he was scared of her.
I pity that defense attorney. I hope he doesn't come back and say he didn't have adequate representation, which he probably will, because you know this attorney was like, WTF do I do here? The dude needs to never get out. He clearly has zero emotions, he would do it again if it presented itself, and he wouldn't hesitate or care at all. Out of society with him.
First off, you don't "turn off" candles. You put them out. Four inch by 7 inch candles are pretty heavy! You'd know if you were hit with one! It would leave a pretty significant wound! Yeah, she was fighting, but she was trying to fight him off.
when he was talking about her at the start it appeared to me he spoke about her with distain and about her not wanting to meet his family, there was no affection towards her at all, just what had annoyed him
I surmise ‘Like, 5 to 7 candles, large candles lit..’ starved interior of small Rosie the Camper of oxygen. Plus what on Earth meaning when he said,”leave her in her solitary’??
You know, you don't pay Uber with cash. You pay them through the app, which is attached to a credit or debit card. So she might have asked him to use his phone to transfer money from his bank account to hers, but that's not usually instantaneous. So it doesn't seem very likely. OR he could be lying about what the argument was about. That makes more sense. Why do so many of these guys think that testifying in their own defense is a good idea? I mean, there's confidence and there's arrogance, and then there's just plain idiocy!
yes, and I also thought, if she has been with his family from 5:00-9:00 pm it is totally healthy to want to go out with her friends in the area and blow off some steam.
I don;t know how he killed her, but he is so stressed and stuck when he talks about returning to the RV and her 'muttering' - that he couldn't understand what she was saying because she was only muttering - that it makes me wonder if by this point he had already hurt her badly, and she wasn't able to respond.
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WOW. The way he relates to his wife as compared to the way he relates to his dog is bazar. It makes absolutely no sense that you would get into a candle hitting physical fight with your wife but take your dog out for a walk in the rain because he/she may have been kicked in the fight with your wife. Really? Makes no sense. No body language needed. No way could that be honest and real from a concerned husband. If he isn't a psychopath, he simply didn't care about his wife.
When he said that he told her just to roll over, that statement made me think of how he talks and treats her. Not sure why but it is a red flag for me telling me how he treats her behind closed doors. Thank you and God Bless!
Exactly. He's not even aware that if you're in a small space, and someone tells you it's too much light, out of courtesy you'd probably put them out. He doesn't consider her needs (and that's obviously not the worst thing about him).
@@rawbathandbeauty I emailed them and asked them to analyze this guy . Idk if they read my email. They were probably going to analyze him anyway. Happy they did👍🏼👍🏼
After he gets back from walking in the rain with Remy, he says 'I came in' 4 times. All out of sequence with events except the first one. Shows that he's just making things up as he goes. I watched all of this trial and hated every minute of it lol. Idk why i watched it. This guy is the most bizarre, creepy and unlikeable guy ever. Listening to him and waiting for him to speak was excruciatingly slow and like watching paint dry. El creep-o-rama 😖 Thanks, you guys, for analyzing this one.
Great analysis for those of us who dont know guns but knew his testimony was full of lies with Remi and Rosie. Please do an analysis of Melody Farris' address at sentencing
He also refers to the dog not only by name, but its full name. He calls it “Remington.” I don’t recall him saying her name even in the other hours of testimony.
I don’t know any details about this case, but if I was on the jury it would not bode well for this guy. He doesn’t seem like he’s recalling what happened as much as he’s trying to remember how he answered the question previously. He reeks of dishonesty.
I don’t know of ANY man who’s had to walk away during a physical fight with his wife only to quickly return and say “Are you ready to talk about it?” No WAY! His use of “we” only when referring to his obedient, dog ally comes across as an “us vs. her” mentality.
Only 35 minutes in and so far I've seen this dude paint his murdered wife as an abusive, irrational, abuser and himself as an innocent, faultless, victim. Typical narcissist.
I think she was muttering because he beat the crap out of her or hurt her prior to the "walk" and when he came back from the "walk" (which was probably him leaving in a panic because he knew he hurt her) and she was genuinely muttering when he came back. And I think he was perplexed that she was still alive when he came back, which might be why he didn't care or didn't have the capacity to care why she was muttering or what she was muttering. I think that memory and confusion might have been so profound in the moment that the exact same feeling pops back up for him while he's on the stand. He's remembering what she looked/sounded like, and he's feeling that panicked confusion with her still being alive upon his return. I think that's when he killed her. He can't remember the script while replaying what he did in his mind. He's not capable of ignoring his memory and speaking at the same time.
I would LOVE for yall to do Melody Farris. Greg, I live in north GA and this case happened in Cherokee county. “Burn pile”..murdered husband. But I want yall to cover her addressing the court at her sentencing hearing, where she still is sticking to the story that her son Scott killed husband/father. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Love what you guys do- P1 here!
Chase, I think the details around the Yankee candle has to do with the heft and size of the glass container. They are heavy. I am a candle enthusiast, but alas, not a candelist either😂. I took it to be an attempt by the attorney to describe her “weapon” and give him some credibility as to why he could perceive a threat.
One, why would both people sleep with a gun under their pillow? I can understand why they would have a gun like in a place close to their bed in case they needed it, but not have a gun under their pillows
Okay, I have to share a story about my parents. One night, they had a huge fight. Mama decided she wanted to leave right then and there, but thought that Daddy should be a gentleman and call the cab for her. Daddy thought that if she wanted to leave, she could call her own cab. Neither of them would budge, and went to bed still arguing. The next morning, they made up and were happily married for more than 40 years until Daddy’s death. So, yeah, the argument over the Uber doesn’t sound so odd to me. 😂
It’s almost ALWAYS AGAINST the attorney’s advice! It’s this type of narcissistic client that insists being put on the stand cuz they’re so sure they can convince people. So then the attorney has to try to prep them but how do you prep someone with an absolute FLAT AFFECT - no emotion whatsoever??? It’s an uphill battle no attorney can really win.
Scott mentioned that he didn't think the man cared. I agree. Normally suspects distance themselves from mentioning the victims name. Mentioning their name is usually a sign of care. However, the suspect has no issue mentioning his wife's name several times and I think this is because he doesn't care enough for it to hurt him.
I hide my face when I cry because I know I'm an ugly crier. My face gets all red and blotchy especially my nose. It's awful, but this is just awkward, uncomfortable to watch even. PS love that Scott called him a lizard, I about choked on my lunch 🤣
If I was on trial for murder, and I had nothing to do with the crime, I wouldn’t speak to the police, but I would remember everything when speaking to my attorney.
He says, "That's when it happened." Almost every parole hearing I've watched the offender says this! They detach themselves from "what I did" and distance themselves from what they actually did!
Would you consider doing an analyst on Melody Farris during her trial sentencing speech. A lot of people believed her but she reminded me of a woman I grew up who I believe to be a narcissist. I would be very interested. Thanks for considering.
I wonder if he could talk slower. My mom used to do this fake cry, and when my dad ignored her she'd start to wail in this uber fake.sound. This guy's acting is worse.
Often we feel or believe that we should be rewarded for our efforts or if we work hard we are entitled to some kind of success. This video is perhaps a great example to demonstrate that effort does not directly translate to results. Ive never seen someone try so so so so..... so so so ... hard to feel something and is just not winning at all. And in fact shows commitment ,while failing, to preserver and keep trying so hard. He fought a hard long war there trying to feel something...
The name escapes me, but there was a recent case involving an infant and stabbing with a VERY strange person taking the stand. Cult member, drank his own pee (it’s a movement). PLEASE do his testimony. This one was amazing.
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Me too! I take all the credit lol been watching & learning from "my Four Dudes" since 2019 or 2020. That might be a lie lol 😂 j/k it was definitely probably 2021🎉 Happy New Year 🎊 to GREG, SCOTT, MARK & CHASE & your Families ⛄🧑🏼🎄🕯️🥳
He looks like he’s trying to cry but the tears won’t come! So buries his face to hide this fact and try’s to make it appear he’s having the feelings that would normally accompany tears.
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Would love to see an episode where you test each other to see if it's a lie 😂
@@deanamcbryde373EXCELLENT IDEA 😂
For a minute there when he had his brain freeze, I thought we would see a Perry Mason moment and he would say, Okay, I did it.
@@GrammaJo360 lol 😆 he actually did say it by his pathetic "testimony", facial expressions, BODY LANGUAGE (😉) and the way he breathed, etc 🙄
Would love to see you guys do the Melody Farris case. Plenty to choose from
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I've been held up at gun point twice. When I saw the gun pointed at me, I didn't feel red hot. (That sounds like rage) I went cold in shock
Perfectly normal reaction, I would say.
Same
@@louannzink4292 I was thinking the same thing. I associate sudden danger associated with 'going cold '
His lawyer likely knew that he was going to say this. I can't imagine that she couldn't have devised a series of questions which would have elicited a less damning portrayal of his experience of the series of events. The events themselves are already damning: the only wiggle room he has lies in the nuances of the circumstances, his perception of them, and resulting state if mind.
The amount of time it takes for this man to say one sentence would be enough for me to get irritated and find him guilty. Good heavens man, speak!
I think he thinks this is how someone who has been abused should act. He is a pathetic excuse for a man, needy, needy, needy
Have I been watching too much Behavior Panel? At Christmas dinner I bowed my head and accidentally said, "The organism does what makes the organism successful. Amen."
Oh well done!
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I literally laughed out loud thank you!!!
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Even without the admission - he was 41 and she was 22. You can tell that this was a severely abusive relationship because of the mere way he speaks about her. "She was throwing a fit", "No hitting", these are things you tell a 3 year old, not a 22 year old adult woman.
@@MissReneeMichelle ty.
I live in Vermont so I have been following this case on the news, and on line. If I were his defense attorney and I saw his testimony on the stand, I would walk over to the prosecutor and say
"Take him, he yours". I don't know how you can defend someone like this who is clearly making the story up as he goes. Thankfully, the jury saw him for what he was.
She was awful - even feeding him answers on occasion. “Her punches were close fisted?” That’s not her job. Prosecutor should have objected.
i was watching a true crime/court channel... at one point she said - 'oh, look at that, call the behavior panel'..
pretty cool how much ALL of us have learned from you four gentlemen..
thank you.
Those candles in jars get really hot. I don’t believe she could have picked them up and held them long enough to hit him. Don’t think it happened.
Yes, let me take the SLOWEST drink in human history, so I can think of something they will believe. 😂
@@holylandfan3275 I think what did me in was that first drink. Where he proceeded to look up as he slowly drank - no, not drink, he sipped. I think I actually choked on my water. He reminded me of my kids when they were toddlers and they were attempting to mimic what they thought adults did. You know, when they secretly glance up at you trying to see if you approved of their mimicry. I can't recall ever seeing a grown adult full-on do that before. So, it kind of got my attention.
WHAT was the defense thinking letting this guy take the stand?! He's a pathetic witness on his own behalf. And his attorney is like a kindergarten teacher painfully (and obviously) prodding a kid whose forgotten their lines in the Christmas play. The guy murdered her all day long.
Scott watch the part of the trial when prosecution questions him. He'll say something like "Let me read it!!!!" he gets loud and actually shows emotion. HE was the one who physically abused her in the relationship. He does have anger issues
Theres NOTHING behind those eyes!!
I can't believe he was able to pass as a human for so long.
The smell of all the candles in that small space are giving me a migraine just imagining!
I know! Scented candles are sickly sweet. I don't mind incense, though.
The fact that he thought ANYONE would believe this story… wild.
Agreed. Also just the way he talks - freezing, looking down etc stupid people do stupid things because their mode of thinking
His defence lady seemed to believe it
I love that this man has his wedding ring tattooed on his finger. For the rest of his life he'll be asked, "are you married?".
EXCELLENT!!!! 👍🏼😂
This dude was "poly amorous," one of the bones of contention in their short married life. Hope he enjoys this poly amorous life in prison!
The lawyer is leading the witness very coyly, I would have objected had I'd been the prosecution.
A relatively small detail, but the way he keeps referring to the RV as rosie makes my skin crawl. It's one thing to use a cutesy name for your vehicle with friends and family, but this creep is testifying at his trial for murdering his wife...yuck.
Yet never says his wife's name Emily.
I totally thought the same thing! Also the way he talks to/about his dog as if it’s a person? I was legit so confused when he said “I told Remi ‘we’re going to take a walk’” like the way he said it was how you would say something to a human being, it was just mega bizarre. Imagine being married to this guy 😒
And so true about never mentioning the wife’s name yet going overboard with names for inanimate objects and animals 🙄
@@alexandrahansen3010I thought that about the dog too. I am a dog person, but I usually say things like "walkies!" And "who's a good boy!"
A burning jar candle is very hot to the touch & has melted wax. During this candle fight, did either of them get burned or furniture get ruined by that melted wax?
I was thinking the same thing!
He was able to get the lid on 🤣🤣🤣
I believe the state had said at one point in the trial that there was zero physical evidence of the candle story having ant truth to it.
@50:00. I was holding my breath waiting for him to say.... "my dog stepped on a bee" 😫😫
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WOW, a smorgasboard: everything you could do wrong, this guy actually does wrong. Plus the feeling he described is a perfect description of pure rage.
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He is basically reliving it, my opinion. What a Transparent Person. 🇬🇧
Chase, “I’m not a candleist” 😂😂😂😂😂
I really think he was talking that way because he thinks it makes it sound like he’s still in shock and having a very difficult time speaking and is still caught up in the moment that it happened
Yes.
Agreed. Part of the charade.
I don’t think anyone would have 7-8 candles all the same scent and light them in such a small area. One is lots.
@@brendaschmidt5820 He said he "turned off" the candle. That sounds weird, right? Plus during her beating him with it, he said he was able to put the cap back on it. Also unlikely
@@brendaschmidt5820 He said 5 or 6 then she said 7 or 8 so who knows?
After he killed his wife, he dismembered her in the bathroom. I would say he is a psychopath.
Then had breakfast and lunch with his sister and acted like normal
To be honest, I always talk to my animals in complete sentences. I have much more fulfilling conversations with my pets than I do with the majority of people. Not just because they listen so well, but they are not judgy either.
Not me. I just croon “Poodie Poodie Poodies!!”
Me too alburny.
Aww me too
Animals like to be talked to. Generally they become as chatty as you are.
About 1:55, he said "condom" instead of "condo".
Yup - caught that!!!
My "creep meter" flew off the scale with this guy...sick, sick puppy
Indeed! The first time I saw his eyes I shuddered as they reminded me of the eyes of my psychopathic, schizophrenic stalker, the
moment he punched me in my face three times and I thought he was going to kill me..🥺
P.S He had an IQ of over 160, a classical pianist who did higher mathematics equations as a hobby...without his meds, nightmare😩
Love Greg, he has a great sense of humour ❤
Perhaps the wife was "muttering" because he had beaten her???
He’s 41, she’s 22 when this occurs. Look at pictures of them together and see how much taller he is than her. It sounds like he’s trying to defend himself by saying she assaulted and threatened him and that’s why he did it. Not a chance he was scared of her.
Omg....I bet she was going to leave and he stopped it. The age difference alone gives predator.
Horrible job of defense attorney prepping him. And why was he put on the stand?!
@@laurarominger2073 ppl who believe their murder was justified will often take the stand
@@laurarominger2073 Maybe his own attorney thought he should go to jail?
@ kinda get that feeling!
I pity that defense attorney. I hope he doesn't come back and say he didn't have adequate representation, which he probably will, because you know this attorney was like, WTF do I do here? The dude needs to never get out. He clearly has zero emotions, he would do it again if it presented itself, and he wouldn't hesitate or care at all. Out of society with him.
First off, you don't "turn off" candles. You put them out. Four inch by 7 inch candles are pretty heavy! You'd know if you were hit with one! It would leave a pretty significant wound! Yeah, she was fighting, but she was trying to fight him off.
Can you imagine those eyebrows coming at you!!?? 😮
@@sunnyadams5842 😳🤣
when he was talking about her at the start it appeared to me he spoke about her with distain and about her not wanting to meet his family, there was no affection towards her at all, just what had annoyed him
I surmise ‘Like, 5 to 7 candles, large candles lit..’ starved interior of small Rosie the Camper of oxygen. Plus what on Earth meaning when he said,”leave her in her solitary’??
You know, you don't pay Uber with cash. You pay them through the app, which is attached to a credit or debit card. So she might have asked him to use his phone to transfer money from his bank account to hers, but that's not usually instantaneous. So it doesn't seem very likely. OR he could be lying about what the argument was about. That makes more sense.
Why do so many of these guys think that testifying in their own defense is a good idea? I mean, there's confidence and there's arrogance, and then there's just plain idiocy!
yes, and I also thought, if she has been with his family from 5:00-9:00 pm it is totally healthy to want to go out with her friends in the area and blow off some steam.
I don;t know how he killed her, but he is so stressed and stuck when he talks about returning to the RV and her 'muttering' - that he couldn't understand what she was saying because she was only muttering - that it makes me wonder if by this point he had already hurt her badly, and she wasn't able to respond.
I thought the same thing
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He refers to his dog by name, but uses ‘her’ when taking about his ‘deceased wife.
WOW. The way he relates to his wife as compared to the way he relates to his dog is bazar. It makes absolutely no sense that you would get into a candle hitting physical fight with your wife but take your dog out for a walk in the rain because he/she may have been kicked in the fight with your wife. Really? Makes no sense. No body language needed. No way could that be honest and real from a concerned husband. If he isn't a psychopath, he simply didn't care about his wife.
Slow Drinking needs to become a new TBP Bingo card category. Yup, lots of great learning about lying in this one, thanks Daddies.
Daddies 😂😂😂
I've seen toddlers lie better than this😂
When he said that he told her just to roll over, that statement made me think of how he talks and treats her. Not sure why but it is a red flag for me telling me how he treats her behind closed doors. Thank you and God Bless!
Exactly. He's not even aware that if you're in a small space, and someone tells you it's too much light, out of courtesy you'd probably put them out. He doesn't consider her needs (and that's obviously not the worst thing about him).
Thanks. I thought that too. Grrrr
Oh i can’t wait for this!!! I’m so very glad you are doing this! I watched his testimony and all I could think was i really hope my guys cover this!!!
@@rawbathandbeauty I emailed them and asked them to analyze this guy . Idk if they read my email. They were probably going to analyze him anyway. Happy they did👍🏼👍🏼
After he gets back from walking in the rain with Remy, he says 'I came in' 4 times. All out of sequence with events except the first one. Shows that he's just making things up as he goes.
I watched all of this trial and hated every minute of it lol. Idk why i watched it. This guy is the most bizarre, creepy and unlikeable guy ever. Listening to him and waiting for him to speak was excruciatingly slow and like watching paint dry.
El creep-o-rama 😖
Thanks, you guys, for analyzing this one.
Hahaha!! I just said the same thing. CREEEEPY
I watched this guy's interrogation - very disturbing, but his testimony is waaaayyy worse
Wat channel had his interview? That would be interesting to watch.
I really think this guy was a budding serial killer. His weird dancing and candles? Then attacking? Terrifying.
He did that dance for an ex that spoke out.She dumped him quicksharp after that.
Yep and why a silencer on his gun? There’s speculation he killed his stepmom as well.
Great analysis for those of us who dont know guns but knew his testimony was full of lies with Remi and Rosie. Please do an analysis of Melody Farris' address at sentencing
Oooh I'd love that, she kind of convinced me!
Way to go, take the stand and show the jury you didn't care about your wife at all. At least she didn't have to see that awful acting.
So they had an argument about candles or something and he killed her and cut her up out of selfdefense. That makes sense.
He also refers to the dog not only by name, but its full name. He calls it “Remington.” I don’t recall him saying her name even in the other hours of testimony.
How can a woman lying on a bed elbow a man in the groin? He was reaching across her. It doesn't seem physically possible.
I thought the same thing, because most people would climb over legs area.
I don’t know any details about this case, but if I was on the jury it would not bode well for this guy. He doesn’t seem like he’s recalling what happened as much as he’s trying to remember how he answered the question previously. He reeks of dishonesty.
I saw a video of his x girlfriend claiming he tried to kill her too. She was also very young. He's a psychopath for sure! Poor Emily.
I don’t know of ANY man who’s had to walk away during a physical fight with his wife only to quickly return and say “Are you ready to talk about it?” No WAY! His use of “we” only when referring to his obedient, dog ally comes across as an “us vs. her” mentality.
Only 35 minutes in and so far I've seen this dude paint his murdered wife as an abusive, irrational, abuser and himself as an innocent, faultless, victim. Typical narcissist.
I think she was muttering because he beat the crap out of her or hurt her prior to the "walk" and when he came back from the "walk" (which was probably him leaving in a panic because he knew he hurt her) and she was genuinely muttering when he came back. And I think he was perplexed that she was still alive when he came back, which might be why he didn't care or didn't have the capacity to care why she was muttering or what she was muttering. I think that memory and confusion might have been so profound in the moment that the exact same feeling pops back up for him while he's on the stand. He's remembering what she looked/sounded like, and he's feeling that panicked confusion with her still being alive upon his return. I think that's when he killed her. He can't remember the script while replaying what he did in his mind. He's not capable of ignoring his memory and speaking at the same time.
I would LOVE for yall to do Melody Farris. Greg, I live in north GA and this case happened in Cherokee county. “Burn pile”..murdered husband. But I want yall to cover her addressing the court at her sentencing hearing, where she still is sticking to the story that her son Scott killed husband/father. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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This dude’s lawyer hates him, there’s no way an attorney would allow their client to testify when they speak and lie this horribly!
YES, that's what struck me as well. Why a silencer? I am from a nobody carries a gun culture.
Merry Christmas Gentlemen! Thank you for this. 😊
"There was punching...". In other words, he punched her.
He doesn’t even understand how bad his acting looks when he’s checking if everyone saw his ‘sadness’. I think he has a personality disorder
I wish y'all had done the Ferlazzo interrogation. He confessed in 42 seconds. But the interrogation was WILD.
He goes from swatting her with a pillow and telling her, “no hitting” like a child to shooting her… right
That was my first thought. I would say “no more hitting” to my toddler.
I talk to my dogs in full sentences 😂
🎀Merry Christmas to all! Chase, thanks for having the tree in the background. It's pretty!🎀
Chase, I think the details around the Yankee candle has to do with the heft and size of the glass container. They are heavy. I am a candle enthusiast, but alas, not a candelist either😂. I took it to be an attempt by the attorney to describe her “weapon” and give him some credibility as to why he could perceive a threat.
One, why would both people sleep with a gun under their pillow? I can understand why they would have a gun like in a place close to their bed in case they needed it, but not have a gun under their pillows
Okay, I have to share a story about my parents. One night, they had a huge fight. Mama decided she wanted to leave right then and there, but thought that Daddy should be a gentleman and call the cab for her. Daddy thought that if she wanted to leave, she could call her own cab. Neither of them would budge, and went to bed still arguing. The next morning, they made up and were happily married for more than 40 years until Daddy’s death. So, yeah, the argument over the Uber doesn’t sound so odd to me. 😂
…whyyyyyy did they put him on the stand??
I agree. He was digging the whole time! Jeez, very poor decision on the attorneys part
It’s almost ALWAYS AGAINST the attorney’s advice! It’s this type of narcissistic client that insists being put on the stand cuz they’re so sure they can convince people. So then the attorney has to try to prep them but how do you prep someone with an absolute FLAT AFFECT - no emotion whatsoever??? It’s an uphill battle no attorney can really win.
Scott mentioned that he didn't think the man cared. I agree. Normally suspects distance themselves from mentioning the victims name. Mentioning their name is usually a sign of care. However, the suspect has no issue mentioning his wife's name several times and I think this is because he doesn't care enough for it to hurt him.
He really should not have taken the stand
This defendant sounded/acted very guilty.
I hide my face when I cry because I know I'm an ugly crier. My face gets all red and blotchy especially my nose. It's awful, but this is just awkward, uncomfortable to watch even.
PS love that Scott called him a lizard, I about choked on my lunch 🤣
I'm exactly the same, particularly because I hate how snotty I get when crying. I mean, where the hell does it all come from?!!!
Although saying that, I don't believe he's crying lol
@@joclark224 agreed! I just meant some people do hide a bit when they are really crying, especially when it's unsightly 😅🙈
If I was on trial for murder, and I had nothing to do with the crime, I wouldn’t speak to the police, but I would remember everything when speaking to my attorney.
I can’t stop noticing that everyone raises their eyebrows when they take a drink now 🤦🏻♀️🤣
Not in California!😂Botox…
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same! but I'm thinking we do it bc the mug limits our view when we drink and we compensate for it
He needs a moment to remember his lies
So he was crawling over her, so that he could lay down, but also had his gun handy when she pulled her gun?🤔
He says, "That's when it happened." Almost every parole hearing I've watched the offender says this! They detach themselves from "what I did" and distance themselves from what they actually did!
He initially claims it was an act of self defense but later admits to dismembering her body? GULP 🥺
And he has history of abusing his young girlfriends
Seasons greetings to The Behavior Panel and all of the Panelists 🎉
Melody Farris' sentencing statement please! You guys are amazing. Thank you!
He is not doing himself a favour by getting on the stand...same dramateacher as Amber?
Chase is always in a different room. The man needs roots😂🤣
Would you consider doing an analyst on Melody Farris during her trial sentencing speech. A lot of people believed her but she reminded me of a woman I grew up who I believe to be a narcissist. I would be very interested. Thanks for considering.
Yes! I watched that trial.. I would love to hear your thoughts.
Liar, liar, pants on fire.
Thank you guys 🥰
This guy is utterly unlikable and creepy.
I wonder if he could talk slower.
My mom used to do this fake cry, and when my dad ignored her she'd start to wail in this uber fake.sound.
This guy's acting is worse.
Often we feel or believe that we should be rewarded for our efforts or if we work hard we are entitled to some kind of success. This video is perhaps a great example to demonstrate that effort does not directly translate to results. Ive never seen someone try so so so so..... so so so ... hard to feel something and is just not winning at all. And in fact shows commitment ,while failing, to preserver and keep trying so hard. He fought a hard long war there trying to feel something...
The name escapes me, but there was a recent case involving an infant and stabbing with a VERY strange person taking the stand. Cult member, drank his own pee (it’s a movement). PLEASE do his testimony. This one was amazing.
@k_a_bizzle it was Chloe Driver. I just watched that a few days ago
Oooohh!! 998k Subscribers - and only 2000 to go! I'm excited to see the switch to a million. Not sure why I'm taking it personally, but I bloody well am! 🌷🌿
I will unsub just to be a pest. 😑
Me too! I take all the credit lol been watching & learning from "my Four Dudes" since 2019 or 2020. That might be a lie lol 😂 j/k it was definitely probably 2021🎉 Happy New Year 🎊 to GREG, SCOTT, MARK & CHASE & your Families ⛄🧑🏼🎄🕯️🥳
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This was a particularly fascinating one!
He looks like he’s trying to cry but the tears won’t come! So buries his face to hide this fact and try’s to make it appear he’s having the feelings that would normally accompany tears.
He killed his wife on their one year anniversary trip? Oooh this was premeditated
If I forget for a second that he's talking about a person, I'd say that he was talking as if he was training a dog 🤔
This guy did horrendously on the stand
I watched the trial and couldn’t help thinking I wanted these guys to do this creep.
Me too! But I thought this defendant may have been too easy for them to assess- really delighted to watch and learn. Thanks Guys!
@@tjones756. I did t see him on cross, that would have been a good watch I'll bet 😊