Missing Persons Cases Fake Plea Ft. Caleb Whisnant Sr and Angela Gardner

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1. I would have given my next paycheck to see one of the reporters just say “This is bull, you killed him, didn’t you?”

   1. Yes! I was mentally willing one of them to ask, “So when was the very last time you hit your wife?”

2. Let’s just hope her 2yo son gets to grow up in a safe home free from violence and abuse. Children from violent homes are specifically vulnerable and often victims to further abuse down the line.

   1. yeah just what I was thinking

3. Chase advocating against domestic abuse at the 53:30 mark should be required viewing for all young people. That was extremely heartfelt and very powerful.

   1. @Honey sounds about right.

      My question for you is how did you fight the desire to go back?

      I know the statistics show that it takes on average 7 times of someone leaving before they leave permanently. What was it that stopped you from going back and forth 7 times? (I know that gets personal so don’t answer if it’s too uncomfortable).

   2. Chase mentioned that sometimes if you privately ask a person if they’re okay, they may tell you. I believe this, and if you show sincere interest, meet their gaze, many times the flood gates open. I know the panel has said something about someone who stares you in the eyes, but, I always look people in the eye, unless I’m avoiding or trying to change the conversation, so, not sure on the eyes part.

   3. @Juju Bee talk about human behavior; I think Chase I the favorite because of his looks, which I understand, even animals and babies move toward the “mathematical equation” for what constitutes the most attractive faces.

   4. I think what makes this panel so powerful is their willingness to let us know them. I’m always moved by Chase and Greg’s emotion towards the content. Mark’s explanation is making “light” remarks touched me when he said it was so horrific that he sometimes felt he had to lighten the conversation. Each one of them has characteristics we can all relate to.

   5. Chase was dead on. !!!! Can’t imagine how many time ppl true to play this ceap Male or female on me. Nope ,not happening. Scott, go on your tang8! More power to you for calling about race a spade!!!!

4. Does anyone else think this is one of the best YouTube channel? They are not only good at what they do, they are very much synchronized with one another and very charismatic. Love it

   1. No absolutely not. Maybe for entertainment but it’s not good for our Justice system. To me it feels like they are using the same logic as the Salem witch trials. Agree to disagree 😉😉

   2. I find them too verbose making the analysis overly long and repetitive. So having a panel of 4 is a bit overkill imo at least for this case. I like the way JCS does it.

   3. @six pence I completely agree. Although, wait for it… You are going to have a wave of jerks that obviously can’t handle another person’s opinion or opposing views. Be careful speaking your mind here. I’ll be right behind you though. Anyone that can speak up and not simply conform to (the masses that most likely don’t ACTUALLY agree with each other on the topic) is a friend of mine! You get a cookie 🥠😉😉

   4. I really enjoy them. They are cautious in their assessments, and often bring up outside sources which I then look up and read through. As an assessment tool body language is fascinating, and they present it so well together!

   5. @Christina Mayhew @six pence I appreciate both of your opinions and think there’s some middle ground that can be had to streamline the videos, and I think the panelists appreciate feedback! I still really love their content, it can just be repetitious at times.

5. Narcissists are such cowards. The way he used her as a human shield as a barrier between himself and the press is unbelievable. Ugh. Chase, I’m with you. The guy’s a moron.

6. Can you show moments of the clips while you’re discussing the body language please? This is horrifying, as well as being absolutely fascinating. Thank you, and I pray for these families that have to face the unimaginable truth of murder. Heartbreaking.

   1. Watch our last 2 videos. Your request has been granted. 🙂

   2. Praying will make it all better.

   3. @The Behavior Panel thank you so much! I’m hooked on this channel but i’ve had to run another device along side for reference

   4. @a girl named Joey That’s commitment! haha! Excellent – These guys are amazing!

7. I’m in agreement with LovingAtlanta. Show the vid while explaining it. They need to point it out as they speak about it.

8. I am a former meth addict myself. Have been sober since November last year. That dude is so high. He’s at the point where he can’t function without it, and then, just barely.

   1. @Adrianna cheers to you from this side of the pond.
      I went on a European tour in ’89, but didn’t get to see the UK at all. 😭 Two places I’ve always wanted to go, London, and the Isle of Man.

   2. Well done Scott – very very hard thing to do , stay strong ❤️

   3. Congratulations on your sobriety 👍👍👑

   4. Scott- 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🐨🇦🇺

   5. Congratulations on being sober…..be proud of yourself

9. I loved this video! I just wish as they were talking they would cut to the clip and show examples of what they are explaining as they spoke.

   1. I wholeheartedly agree with this. The panel might talk about a 30 second clip for ten minutes and I don’t remember a thing about the clip. And by the time they show it again I can’t remember what the first guy pointed out ten minutes ago. Run it on a loop in the center of the screen maybe? (provided their pointing out body language and not verbal queues.)

   2. @Aaron B Agreed, they should employ a good editor, it would make these shows gripping; as it is it gets a bit self-congratulatory and self-referential to the point of annoyance.

   3. I would just look at the time stamp where they were talking and go back.

   4. I agree with cutting to the clip & showing examples of what they are explaining.

   5. I agree. I have said this exact thing before. By the the time 4 people do a dialogue on the behavior or they discuss it , i forget all the points they were making. Love the channel though and these guys are so very astute and knowledgeable. The explanation of the case in the description is so very important as some channels fail to post it and i have no idea what has happened concerning the case. Thanks guys , we appreciate what you do.

10. When I first saw the this footage live, I literally was gasping and shrieking audibly – it’s got to be the most bizarre thing I’ve ever seen. You all hit it straight on, every one of you. I’ve been abused in a drug fueled relationship before, unfortunately, and it’s just so damned obvious and depressing. Jeez.

    1. I’m so glad your out of that relationship 👍

    2. i can see how you’d experience some post trauma watching this. It’s horrifying.

11. Omg as a woman, I’m very uncomfortable with this idiots hands all over her!
    He’s grabbing and pulling on her so much! My
    Husband has NEVER grabbed me like that! And maybe because we have been married for 25 years, my
    Husband would never hold me down like this! If I was to pull away my husband would let go!
    I can tell there IS abuse in this relationship!

    1. Nobody should ever hold their partner in a controlling manner, whether it’s year 25 or day 1. You are lucky to have a decent partner.

    2. Absolutely, he was controlling her the whole time. The hand on her neck and shoulders also is a sign of control. He didn’t want her to say the wrong thing to get them caught. Very common for a narcissist.

12. Why is that people who want children can’t have them but addicts and cruel a—holes have them and do awful things like this? Soooo sad all the way around.

    1. @PEACHFACE24 I can’t have kids and would love to due to many health problems. Your right addicts and nasty people like these can have kids here there and everywhere. All there worried about is where there getting there next hit from and that’s it.

13. Troglodytes. I wish people like this could be stopped from bringing innocent children into their missery

    1. What movie was it that said “you need a license to drive; to fish but any old idiot can have a baby”…too true

14. imagine getting interrogated by these 4 men at the same time

    1. yikes

    2. I’d love to deliberately lie in front of them to see how they interpret it.

15. The single worst attempt to look upset/sad I have ever seen. They look SO guilty. When she covers her face but has no emotion its just glaringly obvious. He is ridiculous and is totally unbelievable. You dont have to be a body lang expert to see he is lying.

    1. I was cringing the entire time I was watching them.

16. Father said,”she has pictures of the baby” not our baby or the baby’s name. I feel that shows he wasn’t attached to the baby

17. The detective gave it away when he said “if you have any I information, , please feel free to contact our NON EMERGENCY NUMBER!” As a 25 year veteran police officer, trust me if they thought the child was alive, they’d want anyone to call the EMERGENCY 911 number. I cannot think of a more dire emergency than a child in danger. Hence they knew that the child was gone already”!

    1. I think if you watch the Sheriff behind them, anybody can tell he knows already. No secret anywhere in this whole thing. 👍

    2. That jumped right out at me too ! I have never heard that in a press conference such as this .

18. The way he keeps grabbing her neck is a classic sign of abuse. A loving man does not grab your neck like that.

    1. Omg this is a comment I hope a lot of girl’s and women read. When I was in middle school and high school there was this couple that had been together since the ending of 6th grade, in the beginning she was very happy he would buy her things hold her hand pay attention to her just everything a boyfriend should do I would think. By the 8th grade I started noticing every time I would run into her she would have her head down where before her head was always up and high like she was proud you know. If she was with friends and she was enjoying herself as soon as he would come around she would immediately stop talking he would snap his finger at her and she would literally walk over to him with her head down, then he would snatch the back of her neck every time and not a caress type of touching I mean he would literally snatch it like he wanted to choke her. Her entire body would turn into stone, everyone saw this and her friends tried everything to make her see that this man had changed and not for the best. Senior year she finally got the courage to leave him but she never told an adult about what had been going on not even her parents knew. He ended up killing her two days after they broke up. It was so sad so yeah your comment I think every girl and woman should see.
       To prevent something like this.

19. I was more upset when my dog disappeared on a walk in the woods for half an hour one sunny afternoon.

    1. I would be running around frantic, screaming his name & asking people if they had seen him/her 😢😭😩

    2. I’m sure your dog was even more upset when you found him/her.

20. “She’s not good with cameras.” Translation: “Honey, don’t talk.”

    1. Or in his case, translation: don’t you dare say a word.’

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