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"I Can Read a Psychopath in Seconds" — 5 Tells the Man You TRUST Is One | Greg Hartley

Lisa Bilyeu и The Behavior Panel

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"I Can Read a Psychopath in Seconds" — 5 Tells the Man You TRUST Is One | Greg Hartley

139 160 просмотров · 1 мес. назад
Lisa Bilyeu и The Behavior Panel
139 160 просмотров · 1 мес. назад
Thank you to today’s sponsor: Paleovalley: Stock up now and get 15% off your entire order at https://bit.ly/WOIPaleovalley Ever loved someone who gave you that uneasy, “I don’t know why, but something’s not right” feeling? This episode isn’t about monsters in dark alleys. It’s about the chilling reality that nearly 2 out of 3 murdered women are killed by a man who once swore he loved them. Not strangers, partners. You need THIS knowledge in your back pocket. I brought in world-renowned interrogation and deception expert Gregory Hartley to break down two infamous true crime cases: Scott Peterson and Dr. Gerhardt Konig, to show you how dangerous men operate, the subtle signs to watch for, and the body language cues that could save your life (or the life of someone you love). We dive deep into real stories, toxic relationships, and the science behind why women’s intuition is so often doubted…until it’s too late. Here’s exactly what we dive into: The body language and vocal cues that revealed Scott Peterson was lying from Day 1 The difference between real grief and faked emotion (and how the “grief muscle” gives liars away) How stress and fear show up in real survivors’ body language versus fakers rehearsing their stories Why intuition gets overridden by socialization and hormones—and how to finally trust your gut Chapters [00:05:01] Lies, omission, and why we overlook “small” red flags [00:12:06] Stress, the brain, and the five body language cues that scream danger [00:16:24] Barriers and bags: Subtle signs your nervous system picks up on dates [00:21:27] Peterson’s act falls apart: The baseline shift [00:28:37] Dr. Gerhardt Konig: The Alpine Divorce cliff case and unraveling a “he said, she said” [00:32:01] Fake self-defense, physiological stress, and the logic gap in Konig’s testimony [00:48:19] Why women’s intuition gets ignored (and when it saves lives) [00:50:01] Survivor testimony: The body-congruent story that put Dr. Konig away [01:03:13] Details, memory gaps, and how too much “perfection” is its own red flag [01:14:05] Why culture and gender make body language reading an art, not a checklist [01:17:55] The ultimate danger sign: When “I’m just joking” hides explosive violence [01:18:38] Men vs. women: Who cracks, who calls out, and who survives interrogation ⸻ Follow Gregory Hartley: Website: https://www.readbodylanguage.com YouTube (Behavior Panel):    / @thebehaviorpanel   Follow Me, Lisa Bilyeu: Website: https://www.lisabilyeu.com Instagram:   / lisabilyeu   Facebook:   / lisabilyeu   Want to search through every episode, explore specific topics, or ask me questions directly? Check out my Dexa page: https://dexa.ai/lisabilyeu WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section. That’s 100% a scammer.