In the video above, Matthew Haverly is interviewed about the “body” found behind his house. Haverly talks to reporters as if he doesn’t know what is going on.
It later turns out that the body found was that of his mother!
Haverly gives all kind of clues that he isn’t being honest.
What do you see when you watch Haverly?
Be prepared to be chilled.
I will share my thoughts in the comments below in the coming days.
I must confess that I had no idea this was going to be on or I would have recorded it! But I can say the short clips I have seen of this show had my jaw on the floor.
Simpson says he is talking”hypothetically” as he supposedly recounts the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown.
From the clips I’ve watched, there is nothing hypothetical about it.
Are we seeing a chilling, cold calculating killer bask in the limelight again knowing he is immune from punishment?
Are we seeing the arrogance of a man who believes he can fool still fool people?
Are we seeing a deranged killer who loves toying with people and being the center of attention?
I plan to watch this show in full this weekend to get a clear picture of what is going on here!
I will share some of my thoughts either in another post or in the comment section below! Check back soon!
What do you think?
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ABC’s 20/20 did an updated story on Angelika Graswald this past weekend. She is out jail after serving 32 months. She pled guilty to reduced charges of criminally negligent homicide and was released just before Christmas 2017. She’s a free woman after only serving 32 months.
The case is fascinating because it polarized many people.
Many people found her credible, though the thought of that makes me cringe, like nails down a chalk board, cringe.
This case isn’t even in shades of gray. It is clear black and white.
Graswald shows every dangerous behavior known to mankind and anyone in her path should take deep care to protect themselves.
Remember how Jodi Arias played this sweet, innocent, I-couldn’t-harm-a-flea demeanor?
These two are made of the same exact deadly cocktail of lethality.
I could write a 200-page book on Graswald’s behavior in this case.
My biggest piece of advice about this case?
When people tell you who they are, believe them.
Graswald told you she had a dark side that no one should ever see. That statement wasn’t coerced, or forced.
That was the stark, cold, hard, deadly truth!
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This is a great video to watch in the study of body language.
As you can see immediately, this isn’t even filmed in an English speaking country, but as you watch, you will see that we all respond the same! We are the same regardless of language, though culture can and does have influential affects on behavior and body language.
Watch this video as this man eats his ice cream cone in a very seductive way.
It’s fascinating to see how the people around him respond. It’s flat out hilarious!
Then watch the people’s expressions as the man gets up.
What emotional and physical responses do you see? What do they indicate? I will share comments with you in the comment section.
And last, was there a telltale give away that you could have picked up live in this situation that would give you a strong indicator the man wasn’t blind (my favorite part!) and that he was using the cane as a rouse? Do you see it?
Have fun!!
And thanks to DK for sharing this video. I needed a really good laugh!
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Remember last month I wrote about my “tomato deception“? I was finding tomatoes at farm stands that were suspicious and didn’t appear to be “farm grown”. When I asked one place if they actually grew the tomatoes, they confessed they didn’t, but didn’t have it marked anywhere. If you didn’t ask, you’d pay top-dollar for grocery store tomatoes.
Nasty deception!
I eventually bought tomatoes at a farm stand that said they grew them, but I could tell by their flavor after eating and cooking them, they were 100% greenhouse. I was suspicious of the smell immediately but took a risk out of desperation. I regretted it.
After eating them, I asked my husband who drove by the location, to ask again. On the second inquiry, he was told yes, they grew up them, but they do start out in a greenhouse (cough, cough) so they can get more tomatoes. To that I say, “Bullshit”. They are greenhouse tomatoes and this farmer isn’t honest.
Two down out of two. Damn!
And now today, a reader of mine in Canada, who saw my post last month sent me this article about investigations into farmer’s markets in Ontario over this exact scenario!
And guess what?
Yep, exactly as I said: Deception found in more farmer’s markets!
Many people when I first start uncovering things like this think, “Oh she’s just over-reacting. That can’t be true. I’m sure its just a miscommunication or one-time situation. It’s probably not an issue…”
I know those reactions well.
I can read them on people’s faces when they start glazing over at me.
And yes, it can make me nuts. That’s why I don’t share deceptions when they are really out there, because people think I am the one out there. Thank you very much!
So there you have it, proof!
Seeing what I saw and reading this is happening in Canada, too, I suspect this is a wide-spread practice now. Farmers have learned its a profitable business for them.
Buyer beware!