How are doing everybody? Welcome back to the Sean Atwood Channel. I apologize for the weight. I was struck with a serious case of the hiccups about eight minutes ago. Luckily, we have recovered. Today we're joined with Uber, one of our community members. He is an amateur aspiring behavioral analysis, analyzer statement. thank you and he's going to take us through

the the note that was left by virginia we're going to have a little talk about some of the other

things that have popped up in the news and i do believe uh margaret from yesterday he's going to come back on and have a little chat with

this too. Before we get into all that, Uber, how are you? How is you? How are you today, sir?

And just introduce yourself to those who may not know the legend himself.

Thank you, Ron. I'm Uber.

I first got into statement analysis about eight years ago when I was following Peter Hyatt,

when he did the McCann case.

I've been into psychology since I've about 12, 13 years old.

I'm now doing a forensic psychology degree, but I'm just completely obsessed with human

behavior and detecting deception. So I've got sick of being lied to like Peter Hyatt, so

that's why I got into this. All right. And I mean, you've spoken a lot on some of the cases

that we've done. You've chimed in with little tip bits here and there.

You know, there was a video that we watched when we were looking over the McCann case stuff.

And, you know, there was so much that was picked up on that people, well, that I had missed about the past references and all

this it's quite interesting so it's quite an interesting subject when you when you start

it's amazing it's like having a superpower and the really good thing about statement

analysis which is completely different from the body language side is statement

analysis is actually fairly easy to learn the

principles are so easy it's just applying them and then going deeper into them

when you go deeper I mean in statement analysis we talk to just read or listen to

the words and believe them we don't interpret them we don't look into them but

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