What the Chris Watts Polygraph Teaches Us About Body Language Analysis
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Tammy Lee's polygraph interrogation of Chris Watts.
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The most terrifying thing Tammy said that’s not in this clip was “The coolest thing about this is that right now, there’s only one person in this room that knows what the truth is, and in about five minutes there’s gonna be two of us” she made ME nervous when she said that.
She knew the truth already. You need to watch the whole interrogation. Chris didn't "confess" til Wednesday night...HOWEVER the drine footage they show him was from during the day when NK called the tipline. When TAMBURGLER shows Chris the drone footage...he doesn't know where the girls are. That's why she points to the oil tanks when she puts the picture down in front of Chris..Tammy is a shady character..who else do u think was feeding lies to media at the same Chris was being interrogated!!.LMAO
News is breaking and he still hasn't fully given his first absurd totally incorrect "confession." She's a POS
I loved that bit, she's amazing at her job.
That's what makes her so good at her job. People say that polygraphs are pseudoscience, but when they're correctly administered by the right person, they can yield amazing and accurate results.
All of the females that do this job in every state has to be good. They will make a person nervous. They act as though she's a star. She did her job. There's a whole bunch out there that know what they're doing. It's a fact. This is overboard everywhere I look. It's ok but waaay too much. Cray cray
Tammy made me even feel guilty 😭 that’s how good she is.
It would be interesting seeing results from someone being falsely accused
There’s no scientifically measurable difference. The so called “pattern” is not repeatable, making it bunk science.
It's critical thinking like this which goes some way towards explaining why polygraph tests are not enforcable. If they were reliable, they would be.
It's nice to see some reasonable people here! Polygraphs can be a great interrogation tool, but that's all. A way for police to trick. No lie detecting. Drives me nuts when people say, "they wouldn't take the test so they must be guilty!".. maybe.. either way, they're smart not to!!
@@ND-or5so Who's "they"? On JCS, a channel that shows publicly available interrogation videos and comments on them, you can watch a video called "Guilty until proven innocent" where you can see innocent people accused by police of robberies and interrogated in a very unfair way.
@@Maialeen
Ok thanks
I would fail a lie detector test for even simple stuff, I feel like. I am a very fidgety and anxious person, unfortunately.
I think I would too. I’m not normally fidgety, but a polygraph would make me very nervous. Since they are not admissible in court, I’m likely never gonna take one. One of my life’s goals is to entirely avoid the criminal justice system!
Right. Heartbeat goes brrrrrrrrr😭
Bro the way i be sweating from someone asking where the milk is...i would immediately be going to prison on a polygraph
They take all that into account. Most people are anxious on a polygraph, except for hardened criminals and psychopaths, who don't feel stress, fear and nervousness like normal people do.
Me too, I have social anxiety and just having to sit there and talk to a stranger under so much stress would make me fail. If I ever were in the situation where I was asked to take one, I would deny and give them this explanation.
Implying the mother killed her children would be cold and awful IF Tammy actually meant it. She didn’t, she knew full well that he was guilty and was saying that to manipulate him. I don’t fault her for playing into the psychology of it all to get justice.
Yeah I think this is called the Reid Technique? I might be wrong though, like getting the suspect to admit to a lesser crime, in order to later get them to confess to the full thing?
The only problem with Tammy saying this, all the crazies come out and take it quite literally that SW did kill her little girls. It's so frustrating and annoying that people still really believe that SW did this, it's absolutely not true! CW is 💯 guilty and where he belongs!!!
@@pigeonpair6796 Gotta ignore the crazies or we don't get to go see anything...✌
@@pigeonpair6796 I honestly don't get how anyone with 2 or more brain cells could believe Shan'ann killed her girls. Mind boggling.
I think that people believe Shanann killed them bc between the two of them (her and Chris) she appeared to be the one who flew off the handle, she’s the one who couldn’t handle them & shipped them off to daycare all week while she stayed home and didn’t work (unless you call handing out thrive samples a job 🤷🏼♀️), she always called them “monsters”, she medically abused them, she shoved thermometers up their buttholes daily to the point they were tryin to do it to their dolls and family dog (why did she do this? To make it seem like they had another mystery illness of course), She fed them thrive bars, cold pizza cereal and buttered noodles (cereal and thrive bars both contain tree nuts Cece was supposedly deathly allergic to), she texted friends telling them she can’t and will not do it alone (if Chris left her), she stated in her own words she didn’t want the new baby, asked Chris if they should abort, she was a compulsive liar, she told the world she had illnesses she never had (per her autopsy), she did not care if those kids had a roof over their heads ( were months behind on payments and a year behind on HOA payments Chris put her in charge of finances and she lied to him and he believed she was paying all of this), she shoved benedryl down their throats to force them to bed at 6:30 pm, I could keep going on and on, it’s all there in her own words and videos for the whole world to see. So THIS, Is why people tend to believe she was more inclined to murder the kids. One of those while if I can’t have you then I’ll take away the only thing you care about, the kids!! Now I am NOT saying she killed them, as I don’t believe she did, I am simply saying I can SEE HOW people can and do believe it was her. Chris seemed to genuinely love rhem, never called them names bathed them played with them picked them up from school he did everything while she sat on her chunky ass doing absolutely NOTHIN! But Thrive has allowed her to be the stay at home mom she wanted to be .. lmfao
Honestly, Tammy blew me away with her handling of him.
It was such a good combo of kind and intimidating!
@@ApequH In a later interview, Tammy talks about how difficult it was for her to keep her composure, and that she knew she needed to project kindness to Chris but had a very hard time holding back her anger, sadness and disgust.
She is a body. Did u see how she hunched? Weird shape
@@pitoketoo2709 What does this have to do with her ability to do her job? Granted, posture can be an indicator of how a person wishes to present themselves, even subconsciously. But given her stellar performance and results here, her posture clearly isn't a problem. She may have also been adjusting herself to appear more sympathetic and compassionate to the suspect. Also don't exclude that she could have a spinal issue that affects her posture. Yet STILL is able to successfully perform her job responsibilities.
@@carag2567 stellar performance ? She is a nobody who has a very each job. Criminal justice is a basic major that requires no real effort. It’s one of the easiest degrees to obtain similar to psychology and sociology. Those three degrees are equivalent to underwater basket weaving 101. Any Tom dick and Harry could’ve interrogated Chris. Very easy profession that requires no real skill set. It’s mind boggling they actually get paid well for doing this kind of work. Waste of tax payers money if you ask me
The loudly ticking clock would piss me off and I’d fail any way due to nerves.
Same! I'm finding it a little hard to watch with the tik-tik-tiking through the silence.
I remember watching her (when the footage originally came out) tell him that he's obviously a "bad liar" and thinking it was so genius on her part. It threw him off.
I have watched the polygraph footage so many times, and Tammy never ceases to amaze me with how she handled everything. One of the best lines she said is “has anyone told you that you’re a horrible liar?” You can see CW soil himself in his seat at that very moment. IMO people were mad at Tammy for giving CW the story of “Shannan killed the kids then I had to kill her” but I think she knew that was the closest thing to a confession they would get.
Those people are idiots who don't know the Reid Interrogation techniques, providing an alternative just to get some confession that they can then prove isn't true. And that's exactly what happened.
@@jessicalynn6285 Yes! The interrogators goal is to get them to admit to things little by little. It started with I had nothing to do with any of their deaths, then he admitted to being responsible for Shannans death, and then he admitted to all of them. You don't typically get confessions without a trail of admissions.
Im wondering, what he was innocent and she would have said that, would that line make him nervous and would that reflect on the test... If someone would say that to me and i would be innocent, i would panic. I think those tests are mostly bs. They're not even admissible in court.
I have had two polygraphs, passed both for a job. I hate them. I can’t sit still, still a bit ADHD at 62. I feel I always look guilty, although I am not. Not only is CW a murderer, he is also creepy. Enjoyed this.
What line of work are you in?
@@kgrim024 probably public service such as law enforcement
ADHD doesn't go away. Lol
@@Stopthisrightnow560 was just coming to say the same thing
"Still a bit"?
Tammy is freaking amazing. She really got into that monsters head. RIP Shannan, CeCe, Bella and Nico 💔🕊️
Especially at 20:00 wheeeew
I will always believe Nk knew more than she claimed , they definitely should have gave them both tests. I hope he makes a video about her next!
Yeah, that woman seemed so sus. For me it was mostly the fact that she was too calm when talking about the whole thing. It's one thing to make the mistake of engaging in a relationship with a married man. It's a completely different story to be aware of the gruesome details of what he did to his wife and small kids and keeping it together so well when talking about it. I think that if I was in her shoes I would need a couple of months in a psych ward.
I can’t believe they didn’t ask her more questions or look more into her life….. her interrogation video 🤦🏼♀️
People can be jerks about female cops. The interrogator in the Rocky Wei case did a phenomenal job but was unable to crack him, and people think she’s terrible because of it.
I think the cops that interviewed Chris's side piece were terrible They should have pushed her way harder
And I actually saw a case the other day where a female deputy not a detective had to do an interview on a killer because she was the only Spanish-speaking woman and the man had a problem with women so they knew her questioning him would make him crack faster than a man and she got that confession never having done an interview in her life and not knowing shit about the case women are bad-ass
Ya see? Maybe she was a rookie or it was her first day on the job.
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That's what I'm trying to get across to some folks. They don't understand that female's rock !
@@alyssahamlett I was so mad that she got off so easily. I believe wholeheartedly she knew a lot more than she let on. I guess that makes her a better liar than her pathetic "boyfriend".
i really liked this police officer and i LOVE it when she tells chris that he's a bad liar! LOL
her sarcarsm! LOL "so, you OBVIOUSLY are a very bad liar. have people told you you're a bad liar?" DEAD
His breathing rate went through the roof.
I've seen this interview a lot of times and I will never stop marveling at how masterfully Tammy handled it, the way she effortlessly piles on so much pressure while still seeming so friendly and non-combative towards Chris is perfect. Shows how powerful the polygraph is as an interrogation tool, it's not useful as a lie detector, but if done right it can truly terrify the subject into believing they have no recourse but to confess and this is THE textbook example of how it should be used. Amazing.
I liked this a lot. Seeing the polygraph against the body language was very helpful. I'd love more of this.
Totally
If you're interested in the interrogation side I'd recommend "the behavior panel" here on youtube (which is 4 interrogation and behavior experts analysing clips like this)
Right on
@@katfromthekong414 I'm an official groupie! Thanks for your suggestion.✌
@@annette2892 the behavior panel is great, no?
I wish they would've done this on the mistress, she totally had something to do with it like her search history and deleting messages was beyond suspicious
Absolutely agree!!!💯
For the love of God, can people stop bringing up NK?
I can't say I care for her. I don't. She comes off as really immature more than anything.
But Shannan's family has BEGGED people to PLEASE stop talking about Chris and her. They said they knew more than the public and that she is innocent. She has been cleared on all involvement and the "evidence" on her phone pings were inaccurate during the crime. People talk about Nikki more than Shannan and her kids' memory and acting as if they know more than the family or FBI...
Why isn't that enough for people to lay off of her? I'd like to think I'd believe the family who says the big evil mistress is innocent over people raising pitchforks because she had an affair with a married man. She could be a narcissist and she does come off that way. But that doesn't automatically make her an accomplice and harassment towards her is really inexcusable.
He's done a couple videos on her
Agreed agreed agreed!!!
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 even if she wasn't involved, she was damn sure sketchy.
I knew about this case for a long time, but wasn't aware about the details until recently when I saw the documentary. I kind of wish I didn't because it not only upset me, but also sent me into endless internet rabbit holes to try and understand the psychology behind what goes on in the head of someone like that. I kept wondering, were there any red flags that his wife missed? Is there any way something like this could have been predicted?
I ended up concluding that no, there was not.
They were married for several years and by all accounts he was a good husband and father. That poor woman might have suspected that he is capable of cheating, lying, leaving and many other things, but not this. It didn't even cross her mind. It couldn't have. It's too far from any normal person's imagination.
There are monsters walking among us and sadly we can't see them.
There usually are signs, sometimes hard to see. Look up the book Gift of Fear. Very powerful.
@@SpookyScaryStoryTime wow, that looks like such an interesting read! Thank you for the suggestion!
I would recommend the yt channel Live Abuse Free for her analysis of this case. There were signs and she goes through them so well.
@@Mmizzle22 thank you! I need to make sense out of this because it really stuck with me. I really appreciate the suggestion.
I feel exactly the same. I came to a point I needed to stop because I was obsessed. Its mind blowing. I kept thinking, this could happen to any of us. Am I safe in my own house?! We never truly know people
in this house we stan Tammy Lee. she could teach a master class on interrogation and lie detection. her use of the 'alternate theory' (one of the steps of the Reid technique of interrogation) was brilliant. she picked a perfect time to bring it in. she could tell he was looking for a lifeline; for a way to keep saying 'i didn't do it'. but he was getting worn out and was shutting down. so when she said that, like you said Logan, he grabbed onto it with both hands.
I love that she got inspired by Silence of the Lambs. I edit audio for a friends podcast so I look at audio waves a lot. I learned a lot from this video! Makes me want to learn how to administer polygraphs now!
"Wow, you're just such a terrible liar. This is great!" 😅😂🤣
Logan, you're looking really well in this video. It's lovely to see your gorgeous dark hair grown out - it really suits you!
You look fan-flippen-tastic! 👌
I demand to know why we're not idiotes anymore (pounds fist on table)
Please?
Best way out of the waiting they make you do after they hook you up, is to tell them they have 2 minutes to start or you'll leave! It works everytime. They will start as soon as you stand up.
The making you wait is a scare tactic and often leads to false positives and negatives. These machines are sensitive but that also means that they can over read as a result of someone getting too scared or nervous or anxious. This has resulted in the fact that lie detectors are not acceptable in a court of law contrary to what people believe.
It's tool and how they work depends on the skill of the operator an their ongoing training, and the up to date equipment. I saw a great documentary which explained old outdated equipment and under trained operators cause the false positives etc, and inconclusive results. On state of the art equipment with well trained operators there is no such thing as inconclusive, same with DNA testing. When police get poor results from polygraphs they can apply to state of the art labs to retest, but it costs a lot of money and many police districts don't have money in the budget for it. But of those who can afford it, they have been able to solve decades old cold cases....
It worked for Tammy Lee
@@juanitarichards1074 even on state of the art polygraphs you can very easily trick the machine. It isn't a "lie detector" it's a "sweat, blood pressure, muscle tensness, heart rate detector". If you control those and make them spike when asked the simple and easy questions it throws the entire test off and no question will register as out of the ordinary therefore giving an inconclusive test. There are people who make a career out of beating polygraphs and then teaching others how to beat them.
@@juanitarichards1074 and what the people in our military who are trained to fake the tests with a tack in the boot? This isn’t real science no matter how you slice it. It’s psychological warfare only. There is very little science with a lie detector test.
@@tgs5725 I know all of that, but I also know some polygraphs can't be beaten. They have other purposes besides lie detecting and can give investigators new leads to follow. They are in tool in an investigators arsenal and it depends how they are used, how up to date they are...and how up to date the technicians are. Just as doctors and surgeons and cops and FBI agents have to do refresher courses and keep up with the latest technology and techniques, so do polygraphers.
Loved how you showed the tonal diagrams from the polygraph! Really helped to see and compare that with his responses. I really enjoyed your format in this read. So cool of you to give kudos to Tammy Lee. She was amazing throughout the whole interrogation process. My heart goes out to her, and the other people, who had to go through the horrific experience of recovering those beautiful children from the oil tanks.
Thank You for another excellent video! ✌️
I could watch your channel all day long. Seriously! I’m such a nerd over non verbal and even verbal behavior of others. I break people down so much. Never stop doing these 😂😂👏🏻
I can’t consume enough information and content on this case. Thanks for making this.
I LOVE this format! Getting to see the inner works of how to read a polygraph is fascinating.
I just came back to this channel after a bit of time away and I can't put my finger on why but you look like a whole different person!
Loving the teaching style. Thank you for allowing us to try to see and find it for ourselves, but then going through it, showing and explaining. Great vid!
I still dance to the intro after all these years!!! You are awesome! Thank you for all of your solid content!
Really enjoyed this one, loved seeing you call out someone you appreciate and wanted to share their work 😄
I had to take a polygraph during the preliminary hiring process at the Sheriff’s office. It was the most nerve wracking thing I have ever done.
I’m in love with the interactive episode. Well done, friend.
Tammy Lee did such an amazing job breaking lizard boy down
I love the change in format. I'm definitely looking forward to Love is Blind. I hope you do more of these too!
If there's anybody here who still believes that there is anything scientific about polygraph tests, please watch Matt Orchard's video "The Lie of the Polygraph". He did an amazing job of showing what absolute junk the things are.
I feel like the polygraph, when used properly at least, is supposed to work a lot like non-verbal communication analysis. It isn't supposed to give the answer, it's supposed to be an investigation tool to give you information on where to search next. So, that's not wrong, so much as that's the wrong way to consider things.
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 Not sure why you are on a channel for body language analysis if you think you can't get anything useful from that type of interrogation, but ok.
Agreed, but it's kind of a sneaky psychological tool, to see how they react AFTER the test is administered. Kind of like when a cop lies & tells a suspect they have their DNA at the crime scene.
There’s kind of truth in both sides. Polygraphs are wildly unreliable in their principle, which is why they aren’t admissible in court but someone who is trained properly can utilize the fact that people think it can tell you’re lying. Yes, they’ll have nervous behavior regardless but if you’re able to read through that by having proper questioning and reading more into the answers and how they react nonverbally during their giving of the answers then it is a good placebo tool, for lack of a better term. They aren’t going to get you because you’re nervous, they’re going to get you because you aren’t answering the questions in a matter that someone who was innocent would be able to.
It’s just an interrogation tool. And the woman who administered the polygraph was amazing at her job.
Your hair/facial hair/clothing style just keeps floating through all of my college professors and I love it.
Good to see you again! There was a while when RUclips was algorithiming me all your videos but haven't seen you in a minute. Thanks for the great content... Super listenable even though it's all about body language!
I'm like 30 seconds in and loving the new facial hair! You both have such awesome styles. 🥰
Once you pointed it out in the test set of questions, I was able to hear the grateful relaxation sigh after the tense questions regarding the case. It would be more interesting to ask questions about the case that he would be able to be truthful about, so there's a better control than just actually easy questions. But it's interesting that I can hear that difference so easily now
SO glad you made this a case study. This polygraph exam is so good
Just curious do you still say "idiotes"? I don't think I've heard it lately! I could be wrong. Love all your videos
He doesn't. I miss it.
@@Island-Girl right me too!
I love the visual representation of his answers!
This was great. I loved seeing it all come together. Thanks for the video 😊
I loved this! Thank you for all you do for us. I hope everything is going well for you!
My thoughts, polygraph tests are a great tool during an investigation, but they shouldn't be admissible in court as evidence.
In most places, they aren't.
Exactly. But worked perfectly on Watts.
They are pseudo-scientific nonsense. They measure some stress markers, not deception.
I LOVE this study type video. I am excited for more in the future
WAIT, when did logan get hair, AND growing out a mustache perhaps👀?? :O idk, but I love the look :3 lookin fresh logan!
He looks so much younger ! lol
@@rvnhty I think he looks older. 🤣
Have you seen his partner's new hair?!? OMGosh it's amazing!
@@Kiefsti YESSS,THE COLORSSSS
@@PastelOverlord I'm high-key obsessed with their hair 🤣
She is amazing!!
Love this form of analysis - thanks Logan!!
Kudos to you for giving Tammy Lee mad props!
She was brilliant, witty and calm!!!
Please do more like this🤘🏻🤘🏻
This kind of exercise is a learning experience and forces us to be active in a new way. Most of the time when we watch behavior analysis videos we remain passive so I really like having to do more work. I hope there will be more opportunities, keep up the fab work, Logan!
Heard that it doesn't work out with narcissists. They lying so often for so long...it's their truth...
This is my first time watching one of his videos in a while and my first reaction was "oh god, hair!"
I really enjoyed this one. I’d love to see more like this added in with all your other videos.
I love the long pauses with the ticking clock as well . Very suspenseful I think she is amazing
Netflix documentary I just started watching earlier this evening: American Murder: The Family Next Door About the Watts case, 88% on RT, likely worth a watch. Also trigger warning, it starts with sweet family videos when they were a few years younger. Heartbreaking and I’m not even a minute in….. also angering.
Those shows actually are one sided. I'm not going to put my thoughts here and things that were proven but please don't form an opinion by those half arsed shows.Especially the Net Flix. There's no was CW acted alone and SW is not a saint as ppl think. She was very abusive to her children. Most videos her mother had scrubbed due to what they showed. No one is bashing any victims it's just horrible hell they made this woman out to be the same when she actually cheated on Chris Watts before he cheated on her and actually they were pretty much broken up for many months. She's admitted to it and videos she went to speak to a lawyer she did admit to it to her or a hairstylist that was a friend of her mom's in North Carolina that she couldn't wait to get divorce and so on and so forth so again please don't take what these idiotic movies that were made as to truth because they are far from the truth
Those shows actually are one sided. I'm not going to put my thoughts here and things that were proven but please don't form an opinion by those half arsed shows.Especially the Netflix. There's no was CW acted alone and SW is not a saint as ppl think. She was very abusive to her children. Most videos her mother had scrubbed due to what they showed. No one is bashing any victims it's just horrible how they made this woman out to be a saint when she actually cheated on Chris Watts before he cheated on her and actually they were pretty much broken up for many months, just living together. She's admitted to it in her videos and some were in discovery ( depends on which one) there were 2 and her videos. She even went to speak to a divorce lawyer she did admit to it to her or a hairstylist that was a friend of her mom's in North Carolina that she couldn't wait to get divorced and so on and so forth. So again please don't take what these idiotic movies that were made as to truth because they are far from the truth.
This case is the biggest form of corruption by Weld County.
No matter what she did or did not do, she and all 3 of her babies did not deserve to be brutally and callously murdered.
Chris Watts is clearly a Narcissist and a Sociopath.
@@janice576 Where do you get this info... As someone who lives in Colorado and knows people who were close friends with the family, would love to know where you get the info on and assumptions that he didn't do it alone (when it was pretty obvious based on cell pings and neighbors cameras) and that she was abusive....
@@janice576 Real mature, making up fake facts, are you a Trump?
Love it that you are showing your tattoos and still looking sharp! Love your channel! 😁
I loved this. So interesting! Your content is always great. One of my fave channels! Thanks for always delivering top notch content.
Agh!! Thank you! This is exactly what you’ve helped me be passionate about! I’d LOVE to see more of this kinda content 🤩
I clearly need much more knowledge and training- as the only thing in my notes that I noted was a tiny (micro!?) movement from Chris when he was telling the truth - (ie- question 2 and 4).
But can’t wait to learn how to hear the voice changes without the visual aides- as yeah- I can’t hear those yet!
I must say personal style this video is looking mighty fine. Amazing style my friend
This is so interesting and well done I appreciate all the work thanks Logan 😄
I watched a video taken by investigators at the Watts home.
They picked up voices & giggles it was very creepy & extremely sad.
To her & her darling babies, Rest in Peace. Such a horrible waste of precious life.
real talk, how would this work with someone who is neurodivergent like ADHD or something similar? I would imagine that the results you would get would be remarkably different than from someone neurotypical. Like she told him about moving and looking around but I couldn't imagine trying to stay still or to not look around.
Right? I twitch, and stim when anxious due to ADHD. I'd fail miserablely, I fear!
I wonder that myself. I wouldn’t be able to pass this. I can’t sit still for an MRI or CT.
I stim alot too... Fidgeting.... ASD ..... Although I also disassociate alot during stressful times due to years of childhood SA, so I guess I'd probably do that and pass with flying colours 😂🤣😂
It's known that neueodivergence completely throws off a polygraph and they often come out with false positives on neueodivergent people. That's why they're not admissible in court. A lawyer would most likely always advise you against taking one if you're neurodivergent.
I took part in a study in the UK that was specifically studying this. Not with a polygraph test admittedly, but with body language analysis.
Subjects had to go through a scenario in a computer simulation where you follow 'instructions' sent to your friend via text. You go to what they tell you is their house and pick up their laptop and car keys for them. You then later get arrested by the police and are told that the place was completely ransacked and that in fact your friend does not live there.
The subject is then interviewed by the people conducting the experiment and filmed. Their body language when answering questions is then analysed, as well as the way they choose to answer the questions. One thing we found was that people with ASD, particularly those who scored high on the IQ and verbal reasoning test before the experiment tended to go into huge amounts of detail about what they remembered. They also had very impressive recall memory for details that neurotypical subjects wouldn't have necessarily been as focused on while playing through the simulation.
That and eye contact was almost non-existent, even subjects who had maintained eye contact earlier on when doing the IQ and verbal reasoning test. When put under pressure in a room with several people, eye contact became very difficult for subjects and had absolutely no correlation between whether or not they were lying.
love these types of videos! and really love this audio analysis its super cool
I loved this format! Thanks homie 🙏🏼
Thanks Logan! This was done really well & really informative.
I really like this analyzation of polygraphs. It would be really cool to see more of this on the channel.
Holy crap o knew something was different with your hair, but thought it was dyed, and had to look back...your growing it out!! It looks great!
I have PTSD. I think i would of had a panic attack before she even started...😬🤦🏽♀️
Loved this format 🙌
The slight tone change is what hits it on the nail for me
The cinematography in that ad was so effective!
I might be stepping outside my boundary, but I hope you’re doing okay, Logan! Idk if it’s my eyes, but you look a little under the weather. ❤️
I was thinking the same. Hope he is okay
Probably my favourite video yet
Yeah youll always get me with tammy lee interrogation analysis
This was really interesting, thank you
Im glad you are posting again 😊 I hope you post Love is Blind episodes soon
I absolutely love this! This is so interesting and makes me feel like some sort of a badass spy
Really enjoyed this video style.
YES SCIENCE. I love your videos. Please make more of these study videos, so informative.
(humour) When my kid was little I told him that I could always see that he was lying/fibbing by his EARS! He would hurry to the mirror to check his ears and didn't notice anything special so I explained to him that he couldn't lie to himself (so nothing special in the mirror)! He was mortified! He is grown up now and has a tendency to cover his ears when he fibs! PS. It's true though, his ears change colour and wobble in a strange way when he fibs!
That’s great 😂
My mom used to tell me to stick my tongue out and that she can tell if I was lying based off that lol I’m an adult now but I NEVER lie. I can’t even remember the last lie I told because I feel like everybody can always tell somehow when you lie
@@naomimarie6396 (I'll change the names here) to describe. My mom called me 'Maxxy' at all times except for when I 'fibbed' or was responsible for some misdeed. She would pronounce my full name very slowly and precisely: Maxine- Theresa-Smith-the-Third. She never needed to embellish or say something more. I just knew that she knew that I knew that she knew! Very humbling!
Not me cleaning and doing laundry while listening to this and not taking any notes lol
Really cool video. I enjoyed that.
People like that don’t even deserve to be online. People like that guy being evaluated deserve to be ignored and punished. But I like your videos, thank you
This was interesting, I liked it a lot! 👍
He's not a robot his no 6 times in a row is never going to be the same
BUT! Even if the suspect knows the victim is dead and where the body is ... they can say 'don't know where they are' with confidence because they don't know 'where' after death/after life is! It reminds me of asking my ex if he was with his 'mistress' Tuesday ... and he let that mean 'Tuesday' forty years ago after school in the playground ... so 'No, wasn't with mistress 'Tuesday' was NOT lying! I wonder if a polygraph or body language can OBSERVE when it is abstract?
LOVE the channel!!! Would love to see you do the court testimony of Anthony Todt.
This was so cool. Like a class!
This was awesome
I enjoyed this video!
My heart pounding as I watch this!
Oh my gosh I am so excited about this video before even watching it. Tammy just seemed like an expert.
The answers to the control questions were super snappy
I also noticed that Chris answers more quickly whenever he's lying. Like a lot of the instances he almost blurts out the answer before Tammy finishes her question.
Tammy was a rock star on this case. I’m so thankful she was the one there that day.
Brilliant watch! 👏🏻👍
I’ve taken a break from RUclips and haven’t seen the hair yet. Oddly enough, the hair and facial hair make you look younger. Normally hair makes a man look older but it’s opposite for you. Good look either way but thought I’d put my two cents in. Also BOMB ASS SHIRT!
The voice patterns to me showed a decrease in confidence. The answers but in between his answers. He was breathing harder, muddling his answers more, and the final no was the worst of his test. Had it continued, I think we’d have seen it get worse.
Very cool video! I'd love to learn more
My theory about why Tammy was wearing black and white is that when you watch the cops bodycam footage at the house, when Chris was talking to the cop in their walk in wardrobe, you can see that a lot of Shan'ann's clothes on hangers were black and white. So I thought that Tammy wanted to look similar to Shan'ann.
I'm probably wrong but that's what came to my mind 😆👍