Posted on 10/05/2017 7:54:39 AM PDT by Fitzy_888
Video at link.
I always thought he looked like he was lying.
Police need to check into this guy. He is so over compensating trying to convince people how clueless he was about his brother.
I’ve always thought body language “experts” were a bit woo woo, but this video is outstanding. Long, but well worth your time to watch.
When I saw it I thought he looked flakey
He comes off as a lying, arrogant prick.
Yeah. Just lika a lefty.
Most times, it seems as though he’s giving a performance, not an interview. He needs to stick to the script, whoever is writing it for him.
Other fascinating experts — I don’t think they’ve weighted in on this guy yet — are statement analysis experts. They can break down clips of, say, parents of missing children and walk you through what tells you if the parents are being honest. I, too, used to think this stuff was “woo woo”, but statement analysis compares the words chosen by parents who clearly were telling the truth — e.g., mother of Lacey Peterson when she was missing — and point out how specific words and phrases differ when liars talk about their stories.
The brother accompanied Stephen Paddock across country in 2016 and says they spent time eating and drinking late into the night.
It is inconceivable these two didn’t discuss the presidential election on this trip.
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As the voice-overs stated and which bears repeating—this was an attack planned for a much larger result which looks like went horribly wrong at the last minute. Perhaps because the people involved had second thoughts. Or something else. They were probably planning on 5,000 dead, not just 50.
The brother may know more than he is saying. However, I think that most people who have a family member who has done something terrible have a hard time dealing with the perception by the rest of us that their relative is a monster. They have a lifetime of memories of this person, many which are positive in nature, while we only know the terrible crime(s) the person has perpetrated. The brother, while appalled by the horrific acts of his brother, still feels a need to be loyal to his brother. I don’t think that is unusual. If my child ever did something terrible, I would be shocked, heartbroken, dismayed. But I would still love him. I could not abandon him. He is still my child. This brother is still relating to his brother as his brother. We, however have no such connection.
I agree.
Around the 11 min mark he says If we are gonna call him crazy and angry then you had better call everybody on the news from 4-12 crazy. Hmmmm did he and his brother watch the news together? Not one of those reporters thought to follow up with “what kind of things annoyed your brother?”
What is really strange is that the normal reaction to this would be for the family to avoid the press, stay behind closed doors and refer all inquiries to an attorney. Blabber-mouth Eric is digging a hole for himself. Could he really be that dumb. . or is this a part of the plan? Nothing makes sense here.
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I suspect Eric and perhaps others were a part of a plan to teach those redneck Trump supporters a lesson. Everyone chickened out except one.
That is telling, when grasping for comparisons of his brother’s state, what top of mind for the brother? What’s the very first comparison draw? => People on the news from 4 to 12 pm. If his brother is crazy, then the people on the news are crazy.
Suggests political rants were common with his brother.
And, himself, we agrees with those rants more than he disagrees. That’s what he’s not telling us.
Wow. Well worth watching.
Lots of stuff. The guy should be keeping his mouth shut.
But he can’t.
Admits his brother planned meticulously, would have tried out the equipment first.
I think the body language expert does a pretty good job.
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