At one point on cross today, Brendan Banfield didn't just answer questions.

His body did giving him away.

His breathing changed.

His cadence broke.

The confidence cracked.

He was a bit arrogant on direct exam.

And tonight, we ask, was that panic or guilt or something else welcome to the global phenomenon

surviving the survivor where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime here's your

host Emmy award winning journalist Joel Waltman what's up SDS nation welcome to

survive and survivor this is the global phenomenon

that brings you the very best guests in all of true crime.

And tonight, it's going to be just a little bit different.

Just one guest, but that's all you need for this topic.

And we've got the one guest you need for it.

And we're doing something very specific, very deliberate, very revealing.

We are going to look at human behavior and body language of Brendan Banfield,

the defendant and the so-called O'Pair murder trial.

He was on direct exam yesterday, on cross today. And man, oh man, it was a rough go for him once he

was on cross examination. It was a little rough on direct too. Welcome me to the podcast,

the living legend. Dr. G explains, here he is. Dr. G., welcome to the show, a psychologist in the northern Atlanta

suburbs. And Dr. G. is a good friend, a big fight fan like myself, and a studier. That's a

word of human behavior and body language.

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