💥Jodi Arias INTERROGATION - Body Language Analysis Reveals Truth
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TRUE CRIME PLAYLIST: • True Crime Body Language
The Arizona Court of Appeals in 2020 heard the Jodi Arias appeal but upheld Jodi Arias conviction and life sentence in the 2008 homicide of her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander. They rejecting her assertions that she was denied a fair trial. Jodi Arias was convicted in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison in 2015 for the homicide of her ex-boyfriend, 30-year-old Travis Alexander. His body was found -- stabbed, shot in the face and slit in the neck from ear to ear -- in the shower of his Mesa, Arizona, home. Now Arias appealed her conviction and sentence, arguing partly that trial publicity -- including live media coverage of the proceedings -- and a prosecutor's alleged misconduct causing the Jodi Arias trial to be unfair and biased.
Travis Victor Alexander was an American salesman. Travis Alexander sustained 27 knife wounds and a gunshot to the head. Jodi Arias testified that it was self-defense, but she was convicted by the jury. This true crime case and trial received widespread media attention in the United States. But still Jodi Arias appears a remorseless psychopath with no apology to the Travis Alexander Family. Watch this 2021 analysis.
Is Jodi Arias a psychopath? Does Jodi Aria have borderline personality disorder? Or is it narcissistic personality disorder? To understand more analysis to add to the forensic psychology of this true crime, watch this body language analysis.
The Behavior Panel comprises the world's top body language and behavior experts: Scott Rouse, Mark Bowden, Chase Hughes, and Greg Hartley. They analyze behavior and body language in videos of public interest. This non-partisan group aims to educate and entertain, focusing on nonverbal communication, deception detection, behavioral analysis, statement analysis, interrogation, and resistance to interrogation. Through careful examination of gestures, expressions, linguistics, and cultural context, they reveal truths and deceptions. The Behavior Panel is prominently featured on The Dr. Phil Show and has its own show on the US TV Network, Merit Street Media.
By looking at the gestures, facial expressions, micro-expressions, and context around what people say, this group of nonverbal behavior experts reveals the possible truth and deceptions.
This behavior profiler group takes on the task of investigating the behavior behind the crime news that often forces us to think and feel the way we do. The Behavior Panel is a task force made up of four of the best body language and behavior profiler experts in the world.
Chapters:
0:00 Jodi Arias Body Language Analysis
7:55 Behavior Analysis in Interrogation
16:25 Fillers and Pauses Concern
25:18 Non-Verbal Cues Discussion
33:11 Jody Arias Finger Counting
41:54 Woman's Interrogation Tactics
50:32 Submissive Behavior Analysis
59:14 Speaker's Jail Threats
1:06:56 Critique of Excessive Fillers
1:15:22 Distraction Techniques in Interviews
1:24:16 Woman's Possible Lies
1:32:21 Truth and Lies in Society
1:40:47 Jodi Arias Defends Accusations
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I love ur content here but is it possible to let the segments be longer? This one these segments are like 30secs or less
Would love to go ..maybe next time you can have only a one or 2 day session as it will bring the price down a little. I love your insightful commentary and have learned a lot even from the few videos I've taken the time to watch.thank you!
If she's borderline as you say, I'm assuming that's not her entire diagnosis. Or she's extreme borderline..if there's a spectrum?
Would love to see your take on Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns (case is also known as the Rafay family murders). There's definitely enough video footage to analyse and it's quite a fascinating case
Thanks for the glasses joke. I liked Scotts mustache too in the other vid 😂😂😂
I love hearing Mark talk about his dyslexia, it makes me feel more capable and that my disabilities don't hold me back.
Jodi said ‘I don’t believe in capital punishment,’ but she does. She killed Travis Alexander as the ultimate punishment for the crime of not wanting her.
Well said
Good call.
Thank goodness THAT ONE is not legal.
I was thinking the same thing.
I had never listened or read much about this case, so some of the remarks made me curious as to what she did. I then watched some videos ( partially) of the court testimony. There was definitely movement on MY forehead! All of that done to someone over a guy not wanting her any longer!? I know men have this attitude towards women sometimes especially if they are in an abusive relationship ( been there, lived that) but that kind of crazy I cannot begin to fathom. No wonder the poor guy wanted away from her so badly.
Wow, Mark noticing Jodi is holding Travis’s head like it’s a severed trophy head! So good.
After which she took it like a praying mantis 😳
I was impressed too.
She also has a smile on that would put the Joker to shame.
These four as a panel work so well together.
I have been hooked for days watching these videos. Really insightful.
I really appreciate that you guys explain what you're observing, and then play the clip over before proceeding so we can see what we may have missed the first time.
Thanks, Jennifer!
Agreed
Agreed! I always love checking to see if I can pick it out
That's what I also appreciate about this channel, they make it special in that manner!
YESSSS!
Chase seperating and interrogating his kids seperately about the 'chocolate milk incident' was great 😂
These guy's kids don't stand a chance 😂
Yup, love it!
Hate to be a potential son or daughter in law.....itd be like a scene from Meet The Parents!!!!
@@alcyonedreams great comment!
So this is behaviour taught by no consequences for actions
As a certain TV judge used to say, " If you tell the truth, you don't have to have a good memory".
Was it Judge Judy? My fave was "It doesn't make sense because it's not true!" That lil tidbit has come in handy a lot for me over the years.
Jodi actually says during her cross that "she didn't keep her lies straight". But we should believe her anyway. Yes, JJ says that often and it's completely true.
I just want to give a heartfelt thank you guys for educating me with all that you do!
I'm a manager at a local music store where we sell guitars and amps etc. We've had several guitars go missing and there were two guys that I suspected we're part of an external team that goes around shops in the area and steals instruments.
These are two of my 15 employees and I had a chat with these two people. One guy was locked down tight and there was no way he was going to give up anything.
The other guy I was able to see all the things you folks talk about. Eye blocking, lip compression, sweat on the upper lip Restless body language Etc.
And I was able to get this guy through a little bit of a bluff. I used one of your techniques where I said what would you say if I had film of you and this other fellow walking off the premises with instruments?
That did it. And I actually didn't have any film of either of them. But I was able to retrieve over $10,000 in instruments and we prosecuted these two and obviously they were let go.
So thank you so much for the education. It really helped me out and will continue to do so!
What an incredible success story! Good work taking over the situation and coming to a conclusion 🙏
I have been learning also! These 4 guys are awesome for putting all that time and energy into schooling us on these things!💜💜💜💜
I thought for a second that you meant "we prosecuted these two and obviously they were let go" meant the court let them go free. That's what happens here in Australia. People commit crimes, there's evidence and absolute proof of what they did but they are let go due to what the courts view as a tough childhood or abusive upbringing. I believe that no child should grow up in fear and an abusive, neglectful environment. However, it feels like it happens way too often here and they just do it again.
Awesome!!!!
"The mask that a person wears is the opposite of what they're most ashamed of from childhood". What a powerful statement. Chase, Scott, Mark & Greg - huge fan! Thank you
I also believe that people over compensate for what they lack. People who are overly confident are masking their fear of being shy. Bullies and domestic abusers are masking their own victimhood and fear of losing control, respectively, by exaggerating the 'opposite'--and you get aggressiveness and over-controlling. There's a lot more involved, but that is a good place to start understanding.
‘That a mask a person wears is usually the opposite of what they’re ashamed of from childhood’ - Chase
This has my mind reeling.
Only the beginning. Thanks, Natalie!
@@chasehughesofficial totally fascinating!!! more of this pretty please 😍😍😍
@@chasehughesofficial I too would like to know more about masks and people's personna
Can someone explain the comment in more detail to me. Im struggling to understand what it means xx
@@Beaumirabel do a bit of research on projective identification.
She was one scary person to watch. I did watch all her interviews and trial and was just shocked at her calmness, that’s what really scared me about her
Honestly, I learn a lot about behaviours and body language through this series. But what I most enjoy watching your videos is the interaction between you guys 😁 what a wonderful friendship to witness!
I think you should consider analysis of the cat lawyer... he says he is not a cat, but his body language suggests otherwise .
Literally LOL'ed at this
@@chasehughesofficial 😸
Moon Directed.Is that a real person? The cat lawyer? I must have missed something🤗
@@danadavis6097 put cat lawyer into search bar on YT. this poor lawyer couldn't get the cat filter turned off for a virtual court appearance. it is hilarious!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm not sure if you've done this before, but it would be interesting to see you all analyze the interrogation of someone who gave a false confession.
I know JCS Psychology has done a great behavioral analysis on a man who was falsely accused -and ultimately convicted- and the conviction was overturned. I don’t want to spoil it, but it’s great and if you haven’t seen it, you should look it up. I’ll try to find a link to come back and drop for you.
It is the channel JCS criminal psychology and the video is called “Guilty until proven innocent”
I second this suggestion
Yes, Brendan Dassey, please 🍀🇮🇪
Agreed
That would be fascinating!
The “trophy” point from the photo is fascinating.
im autistic and started watching these videos for fun and to help me understand body language better but more videos i watch more i can comprehend how much knowlege you guys have and am so amazed how much you can see and understand every little detail. you guys are on a totally different level, awesome motivation!
@@davidschneide5422 their skills are definetly amazing/ on a different level. I thought that im getting a handle on profiling after years of learning but they just make me wanna study all of this more and more cus compared to their knowlege im like a 8yo xD
It helps me with my social cues too. It’s like a free college course from your favorite uncles 😊
AWWEE!!! THAT IS SO GREAT! God bless you, honey! Keep on learning! 🕊🙏💜✝️🌹🙋♀️
@KirraMini
Well said Kirra
Have you ever read books by Temple Grandin, the autistic animal behavior expert?
She shows no grief. No signs of trauma. She "witnessed" her ex boyfriend being attacked and murdered, yet she has no emotion. What a monster. She killed that young man so viciously and there she is enjoying the attention, talking in her sweet soft voice.
Because she did it. She planned it and executed her plan
I don’t think she feels any remorse for killing him. She probably wishes that she did not do it because she’s in prison, but other than that: I bet she is satisfied. Chilling.
You guys make all the other youtube “body language experts” look like children ! And just to say that you’re all so likeable; Chase seems kind, Greg is more fiery, Scott seems down to earth and Mark always brings something weird and interesting to the table. Keeps us watching 👏
Yes, that sums them up pretty much. But they all respect one another and gives us various points of view. The humor shared amongst them is the topping on the cake! 🎂
The Behavioral Arts guy is really good imo as well.
I really enjoy the camaraderie between these men. The genuine respect they have for each other is obvious.
Her face shows zero remorse at such a violent crime against someone she states she cared for. Chilling person.
Having these guys as a dad, you ain’t getting away with Anything!!
Loved Greg's comment " She has a different suit of crazy every day"..I literally laughed & spit coffee!
He’s got thousands of those sayings.
Hahahaha love it .... I must remember that one ☝️... just about to watch it ... totally unfamiliar with this one .. can’t wait ... Scott ... where’s that tune on the Ol’ piano
And out hotted hahahaha
“You said it yourself, no one believes a word out of your mouth. Why do you keep talking?”
Her mother has the same dead straight face it’s no wonder she didn’t like her mom because she was just like her
Dude, that was the funnest thing I’ve ever seen! That was straight up BRUTAL LOL
Can you imagine being the child of an interrogator? yikes!
Yeah you wouldn't be able to get away with much I imagine
Every single one of these guys is likable, I don't get that a lot.
they work well together, very entertaining for the audience.
Agree 💯
So excited this dropped!!! You guys are the best thing, better than anything on TV!
TRUE!
Agreed
Not that it's hard to be better than TV 🙃
@@anitaaustralia I don't know about you but I have every movie channel, apple TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu and other streaming services. The Behavior Panel is better than EVERYTHING, hands down.
@@BedtimeStorieswithBelaLugosi oof! I'm jealous!!
I love how Mark has no idea who a lot of these people are he goes into it completely blind 😆
Well
He is English
It’s bittersweet to see chase promote his wonderful book and now we know why he wrote it . We support you Chase. sending you good thoughts and prayers always.
I love that Mark goes into these cases not knowing anything about them, gives a real true unbiased opinion
She didn't just murder him she murdered him THREE ways. I saw the autopsy photos it is literally horrific. It is insane that little person is capable of what she did my God
She should have been sentenced to death what she did to that man was vicious and spiteful
@@Excile00 she killed him so fing truly I do not think people understand how truly she murdered him
@@natlenan6743 she killed him 3 times
The autopsy pictures will forever haunt me. That poor man.
She is indeed very evil
She completely gives me the creeps. Her eyes are predatory and lack any human warmth
I love watching you guys interact, it's clear that you have so much respect for each other and the friendly banter always makes me laugh. I learn so much from these analysis. Thanks so much for all you do.
If you look into her eyes there is nothing there. Nothing. It’s empty
Eyes are the window to the soul. Her eyes are vacant.
Shark eyes, totally soulless.
@@ashleyreagan6488 she is like souless
@@kinkkee7628 i gree
Covert Narcs have that disposition reflected in their eyes. They are an empty sack of bones. Uncapable of any emotional outward sign. She trully thinks the world revolves around her. That's why she probably did that auckward behaviour patterns before the first detective went in the room. Also she thought the second interview was going to be with the same male detective. Good strategy changing the second detective to a woman interrogating. She was caught offguard in the act. On her bs romance routine of sitting on the floor and the rest of her quirky behaviour. Doesn't work with a detective of the oposite sex..
Does it Jodi 😬
👉Gotcha 💪
Electric chair 💥time. Don't waste tax payers money on this piece of crap.
Mark's trophy insight was excellent
the picture gave me the creeps when I first saw it years ago. I thought it very unusual he was ok with that pose. That really is the one thing I took away from this video the most. Very insightful and I've always been intrigued by body language and how they explain it. I've learned a lot, but that one picture and explanation was amazing. Evil in the making.
Yes it was. The pic struck me immediately because she looks so close to throttling him. Had no idea about the origins of the word trophy.
@@teresa1185 I remember that picture now too, and I couldn't place why it would stick out to me now. But Mark is absolutely right. Travis was a prize to her. No wonder she couldn't let him go in any kind of healthy way.
That trophy shot was really odd, never seen that one before I watched this video. The position of her hands jumped out at me too! Now that is SCARY!
Greg, "she has a whole suit of crazy for each day!" 😂
"you said it right there, nobody believes a word out of your mouth... why do you keep talking?"
such a savage burn
Mark Bowden blew this one out of the park with that water picture and the “Trophy Pose.” I thought her position in the picture was weird when I first saw it but to have it explained by Mark was AMAZING! So true about the “Head” signifying the Trophy. Remember in the Bible the Head of John The Baptist on the platter requested by Salome.
That was truly bizarre and revealing. It never occurred to me what a vulnerable position he was in right there.
That image is a stunner - reminded me of scenes in movies where the spy twists his prey's head to sever his spinal chord.
Like posing with a hunting trophy.
I don't agree. It's a split second photograph. Who knows what could have been happening right there and then as it was taken?
I’m guessing none of you are invited to family poker nights...
Hahahaha 😆
Can you imagine a poker game with these guys? Imagine the power struggle!!
That’s the one with the cards, right?
@@tonysansom Ya! That gets to be a problem!!! 😀
Haha! Actually, it would make an awesome video - playing poker against each other on screen. I'd totally watch that!
I find these podcasts fascinating and the interaction between the four of you, at times are hysterical.
I agree mark, that picture of her holding travis’ neck was so odd.
I would like to see you analyze the body language of someone who was innocent but wrongfully convicted and later on exonerated to understand how innocent people act during an interview and what type of body language they display compared to someone who was guilty.
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@@ispartacus1337 I was amazed. Thank you for educating me. Now I understand why these professionals don't waste their time analyzing the innocent. Definitely distinct difference between the innocent and the guilty!
@@petere3015 well the guy who does those videos is a professional criminal psychologist and has other awesome videos. The only issue I have with him is theres not enough content! JCS is the best!
@@ispartacus1337 I just wish JCS had more content! Absolutely agree with you!
Agreed! Would love to see that idea of someone showing truth tells or even maybe someone who has a different type of baseline and how the public may see one thing where they see something different
My teenage grandson hates your channel...I have caught his lies every time lately. He comes to my home to do his online school and isn't always truthful about completing all of his assignments. He is getting better grades now that I'm onto him. Thanks guys!
Well done.
Chase this is the second time you used the Tinder example...is that a mini confession?
Mark both my daughters have dyslexia and during their drivers training in high school found out that in the beginning they had to wear a headset and be told to go right or left. Even though they both knew how to drive they freaked out. Before class I put an L and R on their thumbs. Thanks for sharing your experiences. They appreciated hearing it as well. I love the family stories too. The more you do this the more relaxed you are. The banter between you all is very entertaining.
@@nmrowdy4605 You don’t miss anything. And no. Chase isn’t “that guy”. Trust me, Michelle would know. 🙂
Scott, teasing Chase is too easy. I don't know if you can tell but he gets beet red when you mention his books or the "tan daddy" thing.
She is a person that you don't give cutlery.
I really enjoy these. And you work so well together!If I can make one suggestion, maybe give a brief synopsis of each case before you start the analysis
From the time Jodi was arrested until conviction, I think most of my fascination was knowing she was lying, and watching her make crap up as she went along. Her personality (lack of a better word) was fascinating to watch ...almost like watching a wreck...horrifying, but you can’t look away. Disturbing to say the least.
What jumped out at me was that she had no emotion whatsoever!!!! That to me pointed that she was guilty; especially, with all the different interviews....so eerie and psycho.
Me too!! Watched the entire trial too. Both of them. It was painful.
She doesn't believe in the death penalty but she doesn't mind personally killing an innocent guy.
Right.
If I not wrong in one of her interrogations she said that who commited that crime would deserve it..obviuosly before admitting the murder....and yes, watching her jongling with all the infos and stories she made up was fascinating and very interesting to me..Although she claimed she planned suicide her survivor instinct is in fact very very strong as her behaviour indicates..so another lie amongst all her tryings...No doubt she was quite intelligent( wich is not the wright denomination id choose...rather inventive..for the way she was making things up along the way. The whole trial was very intresting ...
A perfect example of: How smart you think you are... how smart you actually are.
I feel Greg summed it up really well when he explained that she doesn't possess intelligence, she's simply clever and "masterful".
You guys are fantastic - thank you!
NAH she's extremely intelligent & she didn't care about leaving DNA
@@NicholeKessI’d call it cunning.
@@NicholeKess Hello Jodi Arias 🤪
If she was really smart she would have taken the memory card from the camera and tossed it in a river. The recovered photos put her at the crime scene on the day of the murder. It was a gift on a silver platter for Detective Flores.
In the last interview, she demanded that the camera not show her from the waist down, so no one would see her prison pants. So the male interviewer intentionly had the camera zoom in on her prison pants. Lol.
Wooooooow lol
I’ve seen it several times and it never gets old 😂
That was great!
I got up in the morning and see my laptop is not as I left it. I ask my twin grandchildren (boy & girl) each if they did it. Both denied doing it. This line of interrogation went on for 1-2 min (they were 3 ½ at the time). Then I said, "I just wonder why anyone would open my laptop."
My grand-daughter then said, "We wanted to watch another nature movie".
Busted.
I use “heinous” in my vocabulary! Now I’m worried everyone will think I’m a murderer 😮
Bugger.
She is cunning - watching, working the interview; however, she just cannot present anything logical.
I’ve never clicked on a video faster in my life! Who else has been eagerly waiting for them to cover this topic?! Woohoo 🙌🏻
Creepy Rob, I know you can add better feedback than that... maybe try a little harder...🤷
Me! I'm excited for this analysis.
Been waiting for this Jody Arias has freaked me out for while now. Coldest person ive ever seen !
Wow! Good! We're glad you look forward to the reviews!!! : D
Me too! I just started watching the Trial in December for the first time. It’s fascinating and scary to watch a Narcissistic Sociopath in the wild. Jodi is the best liar I’ve ever seen. However, the cold, dead, emotionless eyes give her away. There are a number of people that still watch as well... for the same reasons I suspect.
I am so encouraged that Mark has trouble distinguishing left and right. He is expressive and imaginative and someone to look up to. This makes my confusion about left and right a shared attribute I can enjoy, rather than feel bullied over. It is a new day for me.
The way that you guys willingly promote his book, because you're best friends, makes me want to buy the book📚❣️
I saw the autopsy photos of Travis. What she did to his neck was absolutely HORRIFIC!
that pic of them in the water gave me the heebie jeebies....it looked like the instant after the picture, she wrenched his chin side ways & snapped his neck like a twig. I know nothing about this case, but that was one of the creepier pix I've ever seen. If I'd been that guy, I'd have run for the hills, STAT.
The autopsy photos don’t represent his real neck wound because he was found days after he died. He was decomposing by then so the fat had shrunk and blood and water had evaporated. That’s why the wounds looked so large.
I THINK the phrase "mind your p's and q's" comes from printing press days. When you load the individual letters in a printing press, the stamps are the backwards version of a letter, so when it's stamped on paper, it reads the right way. So the printers had to be careful to keep their p's and q's straight, or they'd have to print the entire page (or qrint the entire qage) over again.
You right, they taught us that is typing class.. ..
The Behavior Panel suggests it's British pints and quarts.
@@VelveteenRabbitinRedFern Oooh, that makes sense, too!
Wow...Mark...that "Trophy" head reference was amazing. And, you're right...she looks extremely territorial at that moment. And, poor Travis hadn't a clue about what Jodi was capable of. So happy she'll never get out of prison. We're safer for it! Scary stuff...
I always thought that "embrace" was freaky😟
I love the bromance and how supportive they are of each others new book releases it’s so wholesome and heartwarming
Hiya from The UK! I am so glad to have found this great series! These four gentlemen truly are at the very top of their respective trees and also, i love the rapport between them. Keep up the good work guys! xxxx
I have BPD. I’m extremely emotional... and she makes ppl with BPD who work their ass off to try to cope with it look horrible! Not all of us are manipulative, pathological liars. Emotional and “ passionate ” yes. But that is because when something triggers a emotion that causes panic or hurt in anyway. It’s like a faucet with no drain being turned on high and you are chained to the bottom of the bucket. You can’t stop it and no matter how hard you fight it and try to stay calm or control it. You can’t. BPD imo should be called emotional control disorder.
But not all of us are horrible people. I don’t want anyone to hurt or feel anything close to what I feel when I am hurting. I’d never want to cause anyone that kind of pain, panic, anxiety, stress, or heartbreak.
I just wanted to throw that out there. ☺️
Love the DADDY mug btw! I lost it when I saw that! 😂😂
Not everyone with BPD are as emotional either. It's all a spectrum. I have BPD and as I've got older it has nearly gone away for the most part
Well said. Wonderful add to the info here as well. Wish I would've added this.
Try EMDR for complex trauma, and your struggles will likely be MUCH easier!!
BPD is a horrible victim blaming term which very often steers blame away from the people who have hurt you. As a psychotherapist I actively look beyond peoples labels in order for stories of pain to be heard.
Great comment. Take good care 🌻
@@SalvusGratiumFidem I have bpd an I could never cause harm to anybody to myself yes but not anyone else
These guys are great. You can tell the genuine respect each has for the other.
There is a commonality among a lot of these horrible killers/assaulters, and it’s centered around their eyes. I notice they are hollow, blank, emotionless, even uncomfortable soulless black voids. They say eyes are the window to a persons soul, but they also are a window to a person without one.
I agree, I think J Dahmer had the same eyes, so chilling
Thanks guys! For all you do!! Truly appreciated! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My husband and I look forward to watching you each week. We refer to you as, "the guys." So when my husband says, "the guys are on!" We can not wait to sit down, learn, and enjoy what you produced for the week. We would like to know if you would do TV evangalist Kenneth Copeland. Thank you for all you do!
Thanks for having us over!
My husband and I are hooked as well! I wish I would’ve known about this channel back when my son was 16!!! 😜
@@annakoon5563 lol
Kenneth copeland is a great idea!!
ewwww thats a good one!! I would love to see them do Kenneth!!
I appreciate the fact that you guys allow each other to speak and finish what you have to say rather than speaking over each other. Great video!
Bingo! They are totally respectful and show admiration for each other. Their different personalities make it fun to see their interactions and their various perspectives on behaviors. I have learned so much from them.
I just came across your channel. I LOVW psychology and true crime. This is the PERFECT blend of both. I was immediately hooked! You guys are amazing!
Isn’t she the woman who was left alone in the interview room at the police station and when the interviewer left the room, she stood on her head with her feet on the wall until he returns? I don’t have a clue as to what that means but it appeared to be unusual.
Yes and if I remember correctly she also sang Oh Holy Night.
YEP!
She has incredible control over her emotions. It’s too bad she couldn’t do the same amount of control and just walked away from him when he broke up with her
I would've been a basket case in questioning, regardless of innocent or guilty, somebody who'd been inside her, literally, to be killed in that way.
I don't think it's control of her emotions as much as lack of emotions a psychopath doesn't have emotions like the rest of us do
BPD doesn't work like that, unfortunately
He had to die because it was the only way she could stop her rage. She went all calm knowing noone would get him now. Seriously horrific how they think.
She doesn’t have the same feelings that normal people have.
Her ability to change personality on a dime is terrifying.
It really is, her look is like in a trance.
What change? I’m seeing a girl in front of camera.
I recently read chase hughes book 6 Minute Xray and I would love to say thank you to chase! This book has helped me in so many ways, from understanding myself, my kids, my loved ones, strangers, all people. This book is written in a way that is easy to comprehend and it teaches us how to use the material. Thank you so very much!!!!
I love watching you guys working together! You are intelligent, clever, respectful of each other and great teachers! Keep it up!!🤗
The chemistry between you guys is gold...
I could listen to Mark talk about anything
🥰
Ha ha! He was even enthusiastic when he was brassed off by Jodi.
plus hes hot 🔥
YESSSS!!!
Yes! He’s my fav. I don’t think it’s just because he’s British, hes so animated, everything he says is so interesting
Thanks for the trophy description Mark, I had never thought about that one, but it's 💯 spot on!
You guys are sooooo good at analysis!! I love watching you.
Jodi and Travis in four lines:
Boy meets girl
Girl goes beyond obsession with boy
Boy tries to break up with girl
Girl kills boy
Then girl tries to destroy boy's reputation.
@@yvonnesugrue167 - Exactly! She murdered him a fourth time.
@@yvonnesugrue167 no doubt that is one crazy broad
Thank you
Same for Stephanie Lazarus, except girl kills boy’s wife
That trophy comment was chilling because she slit Travis's throat from ear to ear !!!!!!! Yikes...😨
You couldn't slit it from elbow to knee though.
Ikr?!
What trophy comment? Can you tell me where in the video
@@SalvusGratiumFidem around 17:35
@@SalvusGratiumFidem At 17.22
I love you guys! I’m going through your older videos and I’m enjoying them all. I followed the Jodi Arias case years ago, so I’m learning so much from your perspectives. Thank you!
I’m obsessed with this channel! I learn so much from all 4 of these gentlemen but Mark gives me LIFE 😊😂❤.
Oh wow: Mark describing the root of the word 'trophy' and he's unaware that Jodi nearly decapitated Travis. Y'all are flipping amazing.
So True 🤯
exactly! 👍🏻
I watched the trial from start to finish, and I was amazed at what a evil person she is.She knew what she was doing every step of the way.
Of course she did
I couldn’t bear to listen to her for that long, but I listened to the trial long enough to get perfectly sick of her.
Mark thank you. From all the dyslexics thank you for making an audiobook!
She inadvertently confessed twice in this video - First, when she admitted she caused the victim's and her own family pain without mentioning Travis' alleged attack on her. Second, when she implied the only reason she wouldn't give herself the death penalty is that she doesn't believe in capital punishment.
I think Jodi Arias is completely at peace with the fact that she murdered Travis, because she's permanently locked into the view that she was morally right to defend her narcissistic pride, and he was morally wrong to have cheated on her and ultimately rejected her.
She's turned the unconditionally loving aspect of Christianity on it's head (as so many abusers and criminals are doing these days) in order to justify her own moral betrayals. To her mind, she's innocent regardless of the facts, and Travis is guilty regardless of what she did to him. No matter what, she's an angel with clipped wings and he's the devil who got what he deserved.
In the final analysis, Jodi Arias is just an extreme version of a toxic, infantile narcissist who refuses to be held accountable for her actions, however immoral and destructive, while assuming the role of judge, jury, and executioner towards a love obsession who let her down.
@@cbesthelper404 Thank you.
@@craigfinnegan8534Am I correct in thinking that you speak with personal experience from knowing someone with narcissistic traits/NPD ?
I love the positive & respectful chemistry between these men. I trust and like all of them.
"the mask a person wears is usually the opposite of what they are most ashamed of from childhood" Chase my mind is blown ... brilliant :)
I wear my shame like a badge of honour. Kidding. I do, however, feel fraudulent trying to pretend that I'm not damaged. I want not pity nor ridicule, so I own my neuroses, and make no secret of it.
Maybe I am being nit picky but this is not Jodi's interrogation, this is a media interview. I would absolutely love for TBP to evaluate her interrogation. Detective Flores was masterful IMO. She is a poster child for learning about the Liar's Loop!
Yes or her actual testimony on the stand when flashes of evil are seen!!
Right! Wasn't you doing crazy stuff like handstands?😑
@dsjbeam can u link me and time stamp me to the evil bit?
@@chellsymons590 Go to David Lohr RUclips channel, start with the first day of cross examination by Juan M. Be advised, you may get hooked and watch for hours. He really throws her off her game.
@FlyOverGrl is that the prosecution lawyer? Yeah he is amazing. I'm just thinking is there a bit where she forgets she's on the stand and her evil slips ?
Scott has a total radio voice.
58:10 "If I wanted to leak information, I could've done it in a more effective way a LOT sooner. If I wanted to leak it, I could have done much more with it"
"But you testified you don't know how to leak things"
"I don't"
Amber Heard, May 26, 2022
I saw people commenting in the videos about the Depp vs Heard trial, referring to Heard as the 'Jodi Arias of 2022'. I'm with Mark, I didn't know who she was. After doing some research online, Yikes and OMG. 😳.
Thank YOU. I SAID THE ENTIRE TIME I WATCHED AH TESTIFY I WAS GETTING JA VIBES...
She reminds me of someone who used to be married to Johnny Depp.
I know right!
...and we all forgot that narcissists name👍
@@sideglance Hang on... It’s coming to me... I know this one...
I'm English and didn't know about this case till seeing Behaviour Panel's post...reading up on it today, wow, you're spot on with what we now know about JD's ex.
There is this fog... our minds went blank..
You guys are simply amazing. I'm so grateful for this channel and for the work that you all do. 💟
That cold, dispassionate “Manson Family” demeanor is unnerving.
You guys HAVE to cover Casey Anthony!
I second!!!
i second t`hat,,,,,,i am still in disbelief she got off she is a terrible human
YES PLEASE!!
@@elainascott7496 dude dont say please or we will think you just killed someone and youre calling 911!!! :D
Analyze the video where she's in jail and her parents are visiting her. They speak to her using a telephone as they sit on either side of a plastic shield.
Earlier Jodi said to didn't understand how notes get into prison, but later gives details of how notes are passed when she says she got one.
A person in a state of self defense would NOT stab someone 27 times, deeply slice their throat plus deliver a fatal gun shot to their head. That's "overkill". Involving intense emotion & passion.
A person defending themselves would only need to use enough force to stop the attacker, not continue attacking & attacking. It's a fact in all the studies on profiling killers. The evidence speaks the truth.
Put more simply, the victim's wounds were the result of an attackers rage, not a defender's fear.
I wonder how she got this way or how was she brought up ..Not making any excuses for her, just wondering how she learnt All this odd behaviour....
@@cherylschumaker1366 As Greg likes to say, "the organism does what's always kept the organism safe and provided for." The family she grew up in inadvertently encouraged her self-serving manipulation to grow unchecked. Her personality at birth had a unique combination of submissiveness and dominance that evolved in that family environment into a psychopath.
She wanted to destroy him, not just end his life.
@@cherylschumaker1366 I think her family was pretty normal, but she had a lot of problems early on.
Another excellent analysis, thanks!
The "nothing happening in the forehead" begins to sound like a weather update
the daily foreheadcast
Isn't she just sickening?
Imagine how terrible this case was for both lawyers, that her lawyer ended up sick generating cancer, and the state lawyer lost his license due to the frustration of her ways in her responses... 😢
The state lawyer? You mean Juan Martinez that lost his license for sexual harassment and unethical lawyering? Lol
@@kateashby3066 ALLEGED sexual harassment. Were you there?