Sebastian Rogers- A Linguistic Analysis of Katie Proudfoot

Linguistic Analysis of Katie Proudfoot Interview clip.
All analysis is subjective and for educational purposes only.

[@rizman1095]

What a wonderful mom. She gave him a wonderful day knowing it was his last.

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

Agree. Too much persuasion and completely unnecessary details regarding his disappearance!

[@diannesommerhalder7210]

Yes even down to buying snacks...

[@AmyWilson-df8cc]

I feel the same,she had to give him a good day or what would she have to talk about...

[@AmyWilson-df8cc]

Yes I feel that to what a sick mother

[@DonnaLena1]

This statement feels as true as anything I’ve heard the mother say about Sebastian.

[@Plingu698]

firstly may I thank you for liking my video and engaging with me. I will definitely do another one! Sorry about the sound- I thought the same myself and have decided to invest in a cheap microphone. Honestly, a couple of quid for a mic will improve the sound enormously. listening back, i realize that i never finished my point about ‘fun fact, joking, laughing, good time’. it’s too late now but these are common elements in the orientation stage of the narrative genre- story telling in other words. That is what I meant to say. There are one or two other things I would say differently too. Next time, i’ll write a script! Once again, thank you so much for your comments. Sorry, I am not on Twitter, or anywhere else but here❤

[@vvvlife2796]

You did a great job! Glad to hear you'll be doing more soon

[@MissErinChase]

I enjoyed your analysis! The spreadsheet is helpful~!! She said 'fun fact' that she made breakfast~ I wonder if she generally doesn't make breakfast and Sebastian usually got his own? The food theme coming up so much I think is because she's a mom and is daily planning and serving meals--especially with a teenager. I think the word 'collasal' is the size listed on the menu--small, medium, large, collasal.

[@Dee-j2n]

I really enjoyed your presentation. It really is enlightening and I honestly feel I learned something. I look forward to your next video!

[@valleygirl2530]

This sounded like you were trying to decipher what a young child was talking about! Challenging at the least.

[@jillyg931]

I'm curious what your actual name is and where you got your training. Because it sure seems like you need to brush up accents and cultural aspects. You missed quite i few things here. Wasn't =Wadn't is totally regional and very very very common in the south. Same with "got up". The "colossal" popcorn is very very likely what Sebastian called it. Asperger kids are KNOWN for big words and ask any parent of an Aspie and they'll tell how much vocabulary they learn from their kids. Aspies love big words. She seems to be repeating what he called it. Nothing nefarious at least there. The not saying his name isn't alarming at all.... look at historical data of innocent parents ESPECIALLY moms Not using the kids names. It's my baby or my son/daughter etc. Many psychological reasons. As a mother myself i can tell you personally it's like connecting a loved one name to "dead" after they passed. It's HARD to do. To put the words together. It's also distancing but grief distancing. Because the mental state of a mom a missing child is one that protects itself and can only hold so much at a time. Talk to grieving parents. They'll tell you. I also suggest spending some time in us south before attempting to analyze southerners on a public platform. It's 1000% biased if you do not.

[@ellieandrews8315]

I didn't want your analysis to end! I am hungry for more😊 Please, please dissect more of their interviews. Expecially the one we only see them clutching eachother's hands! Thank you

[@MandyWaller-xw9wj]

Key word; hungry

[@LoverofSunflowernBees]

If it turns out this kid ran away and he is alive and they have done nothing at all to this kid! I’m gonna laugh at all the comments who thought they were involved! I really think they aren’t trying very hard to find this boy!

[@lique1195]

Katie where is Sebastian!?!?!?

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

They barely say his name in any interview, almost like they're avoiding it, yet say it's important to call out his name and how he'll turn his head and answer to his name. It's so important they rarely say it.

[@marlenebulger6822]

She referred to him as "step boy" when imagining how he'll have lots of friends when he comes back. Step boy? I think that's the name they called him.

[@TexasRain45]

Seth doesn’t say his name either that doesn’t make them guilty. A lot of parents that were innocent isn’t say their kids name .I believe they didn’t have anything to do with his disappearance.

[@wildflower868]

​@TexasGirl05 seriously. There's no need for them to say his name. If they say 'he' did this or that, everyone with an ounce of sense knows who they're talking about. Lol

[@wildflower868]

​@@marlenebulger6822she said "that boy", not step boy. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ellieandrews8315]

​@@marlenebulger6822 RED 🚩 KP referred to him as "step boy" All you hear from KP AND CP mouth lots of resentment and negative remarks! Gaslighting! These 2 are covert narcissists!

[@raineedayz]

I really enjoy the way you separate the statements in the chart. It's very interesting and telling.

[@Plingu698]

Thank you!

[@bd2864]

At 1:08, when KP says "We went and picked up our niece", KP looks at CP, seemingly for confirmation. CP has said he wasn't there that day, so why would she look at him to confirm a detail of that day? At 1:41, KP says "We went to the bowling alley, and then from there, we went to dinner." At that point, CP does an eye movement as if he's checking his memory to ensure KP is stating the correct timeline, and then CP does a confirmation nod. I find this odd because CP wasn't there that day. Why does he feel the need to check and confirm the timeline when KP would obviously be the authority on her own whereabouts that day?

[@Plingu698]

You mention something that puzzles me too. Chris's whereabouts and timeline is never discussed, at least not in the material I have seen. He definitely seems to confirm the niece story. I just assumed he was there in the morning

[@bd2864]

@@Plingu698 CP has stated that he had been out of town for work since early February and didn’t return home until February 26.

[@earthdog9552]

@@Plingu698 I've heard him say he couldn't give us his timeline because the police told him not to... I subbed, I look forward to hearing you again, especially if you are getting a new microphone, it is harder to concentrate when the sound is low. I expect your channel will grow very quickly and soon you won't be able to answer all the comments!

[@Aquarius444K]

they're just reciting what they've worked together on to memorize.

[@robinw7412]

This is what I just commented on. He acts as if he were there as she is describing the day.

[@almostmadeit3354]

I dont like the feeling i get while watching these two talk about it. Its so flat and unemotional, something is off

[@phanties]

I live 10 minutes away. No one is worried about a deranged kidnapper and these two have fled the area. “Fun fact”. Goodness they fkd the dog on this one.

[@AussieBrit]

Exactly! I made a similar comment! Cheers from Oz!😊😊🦘

[@ginpepper]

Sebastian is reported to have autism. It’s probable to think His Mother could also have it. Ppl w ASD may communicate & behave differently than most ppl. Prayers for Sebastian.

[@phanties]

It’s interesting that when given a large platform the proudfoots tell our entire community what to do, run away on vacation, and won’t say their son’s name.

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

In scripted stories people forget to invent the emotions and the sensory details, therefore they sound cold and detached. Also, hoaxed stories have long introductions but short endings. Notice how she elaborated about unnecessary popcorn but failed to report any emotions after she found him gone. This is 100% a scripted story they agreed on.

[@vvvlife2796]

Excellent lesson! Thank you so much! Looking forward to hearing more analysis from you. 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 Where is #SebestianRogers ⁉️

[@jannielassen570]

T Rev 757 is about to show your video on his Live! Good job :)

[@Plingu698]

good heavens above! that is incredible.

[@jannielassen570]

@@Plingu698I have also shared in some body language groups and there seems to be interest so keep on going. I'd love to see similar videoes from other cases in the future! I'm sure your channel will grow fast :)

[@dandylioness78]

@@Plingu698I mod on a channel that covers true crime. May we show this video? We always like to get permission first🙏 We give shoutouts to the original creator and link to the channel the info comes from during the stream. Happy Easter!

[@Plingu698]

@@dandylioness78 absolutely, please do go ahead. Show anything you want. thank you very much

[@dandylioness78]

@@Plingu698 💚💚💚💚

[@ES-zl9py]

Very interesting! I’ve watched the body language videos and the statement analysis videos so this was something fresh and new.

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@josephrapp]

I have forever been enthralled with languages. So I much appreciate your ideas. Keep going!!

[@Plingu698]

thanks

[@autumn.melody1715]

Keep them up! Linguistics is interesting.

[@Plingu698]

Thank you! Will do!

[@ashleyh9421]

This was really good! I can’t wait to see more of this 😊

[@susieq9344]

this is fascinating. I study body language and this is a nice addition to breaking down the human behavior. thank you!!!

[@marlenebulger6822]

She also said he took the trash out and checked the mail the night before. USPS doesn't deliver mail on Sunday.

[@fish9905]

Fun fact, your right no mail on Sunday

[@Whiteli1331]

Actually that’s incorrect. I live in Mississippi about 3 hours from Hendersonville. Our mail does run on some Sundays. I’m not sure why or what the reason is but I assume it’s because we are small town with only a couple carriers and if the mail load increases they deliver on Sunday. Our mail ran Sunday before last.

[@YvonneMelvin]

@@Whiteli1331 ours is only USPS delivering Amazon packages on Sunday, no mail here in Florida.

[@keepitsimple4629]

marlene, it's VERY rare we see mail carriers here in SC on Sundays.

[@pate0460]

So glad you did this one in particular!! 💚

[@angelacyr189]

Please consider doing more of these videos. 😊 I subscribed and look forward to another.

[@Plingu698]

Thank you very much

[@KellyJarreau]

Wow! So happy I found your channel! GREAT JOB! I am a big fan of Peter Hyatt and you are in league with him! KEEP it up! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Plingu698]

thanks very much

[@pf4063]

Very interesting! This together with statement analysis gives a thorough picture! Wonder whether food was used as reward/punishment in this house - Sebastian was awfully skinny and they mention food a lot

[@Plingu698]

yes, i believe food could be at the heart of what happened

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

The food is what the bedwetting was for Jonbenet Ramsey!

[@emmmeocacatoo6749]

Plus both the mother and stepfather are heavy, food is VERY important to them obviously.

[@MegFraser73]

I have said this from the start, I fully believe he was being deprived of food as “punishment”, and for the smallest of reasons. His night snacking, his colossal popcorn, etc, quite a few food references in very few interviews from a pair of chunksters

[@valleygirl2530]

@@emmmeocacatoo6749. Food & Snacks (between meals & late night) & the resulting Bills & MESS. The snacks might have been the “Mess” in his room.

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

Would love more of this and a longer video covering the entire interview! So many red flags in these interviews, and I greatly appreciate your analysis! Subbed! Ps. Volume seemed very low but it might be my device. ❤😊❤

[@MissAlibi]

Hi! Thanks for breaking things like this down. I subscribed! Your voice is very calming and reassuring. I just find it fascinating how you can break down words and tell a new story. It's like math but for words. You are very skilled at explaining to someone like myself how to understand what your mind sees. Thanks and can't wait to see more from you in the future. I would love to have you do this with the Summer Wells case when the parents went on doctor Phil.

[@Plingu698]

Thank you very much. If you are interested in how to break language down, check out the work of MAK Halliday, but, warning, start with the ‘explorer’s guide’ as it does become a bit technical. He was my main inspiration when I was studying Applied Linguistics. I will have a look at the Summer Wells interview today. I don’t know anything about the case at all, but that is a good thing, isn’t it. No preconceived ideas.

[@MissAlibi]

That information on where to learn is very much appreciated! I am very intrigued. The Summer Wells case is pretty big in the online crime community. It has been 2 years since she went missing and the local and online community is STILL not giving up. The parents are active on social media still but the doctor phil episode was at the beginning of when she went missing. Thanks for even offering your time and skills to take a peak into this case. Have a great day/night! @@Plingu698

[@YvonneMelvin]

That would be a big job.

[@valleygirl2530]

Great suggestion.

[@valleygirl2530]

@@Plingu698. There are quite a few interviews/videos of both of Summer Wells’ parents. The one where they’re seated together outside a building being interviewed by a local news woman is VERY telling.

[@Madcaps215]

I think she’s making an extraordinary effort to let us know how much food he ate, and how much food was involved that day. I don’t know what a Colossal Popcorn is. A brand? A size at the movie. What is BJ’s? They went bowling. I have taken grandkids bowling and let me tell you every time they want food. Doesn’t matter if we ate a meal before. Or planned eat after. She really doesn’t describe the bowling event at all. Well, that I’ve seen.

[@MarilynNotManson1]

A colossal popcorn is the size of the popcorn which she alludes to with her hand gesture. BJ's is a warehouse type store where you can buy in bulk. I don't know if you are familiar with Sam's Club store but its the same type of store. I think she lingers on the food 1. To let everyone e know what A good mother she is and 2. To distract from the fact that he was lost on her watch and she imo is lying. 11:22 Cheers from Florida.

[@Madcaps215]

@@MarilynNotManson1 Thank you for clarifying. Yes I agree. It seemed to be a jam packed day. Maybe that’s typical. It is important to the timeline. It just seems unusual to me to define the popcorn. Idk.

[@valleygirl2530]

Those two are hung up on Food & Snacks & how much Sebastian eats. Seems they wanted to control this aspect when they couldn’t control their own habits.

[@CristyB66]

This analysis was very interesting. I hope to see more of your videos! Lingustics are my passion! Thank you very much 💜

[@Plingu698]

it’s fascinating isn’t it.

[@sonjjafinigan7854]

My son is studying Linguistics at university

[@teresev1435]

Another brilliant analysis!❤❤❤

[@truthseeker9355]

Thank you for using charts and explaining the linguistics. Excellent information.

[@Plingu698]

My pleasure!

[@kaelen7331]

I get the feeling she withheld food from him

[@Plingu698]

what makes you think so?

[@kaelen7331]

@@Plingu698 she talks about food all the time. Snacks Colossal popcorn Raiding the fridge Restaurants So bizarre

[@Plingu698]

@@kaelen7331 my own thoughts on the food thing are influenced by the teenagers in my own family I. They sre constantly eating, raiding the fridge and cupboards in the night.

[@kaelen7331]

@@Plingu698 she talks more about food than she talks about her own son

[@earthdog9552]

@@kaelen7331 The step father also puts Sebastian down because he takes food when he shouldn't.

[@YvonneMelvin]

Yes. Love your channel. ❤

[@bonnieeldridge9461]

Very interesting and I sincerely enjoyed your knowledge which shed light on this subject that’s captivated so many people. Everyone should be educating themselves in this area as you have because communication is key to understanding situations as well as the people whom we are engaging with. Thank you please continue to share your knowledge it’s absolutely fascinating!

[@Plingu698]

thank you very much

[@valleygirl2530]

“The conveyor belt of the mind”!! OMG you are priceless!

[@Plingu698]

actually i wanted to go back and re-word that sentence.

[@valleygirl2530]

@@Plingu698. Please leave it as is. It’s perfect.

[@StayStrongMamas]

This was such an insightful breakdown. I absolutely think you should do more videos. You have such a soothing voice and made the content easy to understand and very interesting.

[@MrsDannunzio]

Really enjoyed your analysis!

[@kittymac9804]

Thank you so much for covering this for Sebastian. I’ve been binge watching your channel since discovering you recently and I love the detail that you offer. If at all helpful - I (unfortunately) am someone who uses the phrase ‘I was like…’, and realised I use that to express inner monologue as well. So Katie saying ‘I was like, I don’t care what you’re doing in there’ could well be inner monologue and if we believe her, I think it could mean she heard a thud around 10pm and did nothing about it until she went to bed around midnight. Or the rest of that sentence could be ‘I don’t care what you’re doing in there but you’d better quit/stop, or else!’ type of threat. She possibly heard a thud, flew up the stairs whilst on the phone and something occurred then perhaps? It might explain the long phone call and the missing time, to a degree.

[@esindirik4447]

So interesting. Subscribed! Looking forward to longer content.

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@ThriveCollective1188]

Fascinating and insightful. You should review the 3 interviews now. Her ending changes. “When I woke him up he was gone” … that was her first statement. I felt immediately that the words meant, he was deceased… Interesting that you said she made a big point of 6am Monday morning… I believe the events occurred when she told him off between 9 and 10. As far as bedtime dialogue, in her first interview she is vague about where they were in relation to each other when she said I told him time for bed. His response was “Yes maam” in that first interview. I too think someone else was there. Another language profiler thinks that he was punished by Katie and perhaps locked outside with no shoes on at Chris’s suggestion to teach him a lesson. I too think food could be involved. I have a child with Autism that can self soothe and regulate with food and chewing. The colossal popcorn and grocery shopping and steakhouse dinner. If he was eating again at night that could start conflict with a mum that’s had no support for 3.5 weeks

[@Plingu698]

yes, i think you are absolutely right about Katie being unsupported. she is clearly not a bad person, and i think she truly regrets the outcomes of her actions, albeit privately. in public she is far more coy about what happened. i don’t go along with the ‘locked outside’ idea. to me it seems as though the evidence points to a bedroom lockdown escape.

[@tennysonparks2059]

Psychopaths are always obsessed with food/bowels, she's a sadist.

[@Marleena133]

The first interview I watched when Katie says she was on the phone telling Chris Sebastian not here he says 'OH NO WHATS HE DONE NOW and HERE WE GO AGAIN'

[@robinw7412]

Really enjoyed your analysis. Was wondering why Chris nods his head yes in agreement when Katie says, “from there we went to dinner.” And there are other times we looks up as if he is remembering what happened. Except, he was out of town at the time.

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

Yes!! Why is he nodding? He wadnt there!! I think they both scripted the story together!

[@johnfogarty1787]

You're a mastermind! Such an interesting topic to look into I wanted it to keep going. More videos please

[@darindab8254]

Thank you for this video and you did a wonderful job for being so new to the platform! I am not on Twitter/X or any other social media so appreciate that about you as well LOL

[@Plingu698]

thank you. I am very surprised that this is of any interest to anyone! but so thrilled to connect with so many people

[@amylane1227]

Great stuff! Keep going with this. Love it

[@Sam_2704]

Just found you and I'm knee deep in this case, it's such a mess. I really enjoyed your insight into the words used. As a Psychotherapist I listen for feeling and emotional words, then I would normally discuss the feeling around the emotion. This woman gives nothing away, she's very measured, so I appreciate you

[@Plingu698]

i agree. i wish the interviewers would let them talk more. the answers given in the Nancy Grace interview were too controlled to offer any insights at all.

[@danabiehn8611]

Very interesting and informative, thank you!

[@sonjjafinigan7854]

Hi from Sydney Australia 🦘🇦🇺👋🏻 I enjoyed this, thank you

[@peacehappiness3118]

This was really good to watch. I hope you keep going on this same video right from where you left off. When she talks about her going to look for Sebastian around the neighborhood/school and how historically crying and screaming then Stepfather coughs ( the cough appears to be giving her a signal she’s getting off track. She stumbles for a few seconds and blurts out “threeway call!” And looks like she’s completely thrown off and wants to cut the conversation short.)

[@Plingu698]

i listened to it once but haven’t transcribed it. Her tempo increases as she tells that bit of the story.

[@3amigos919]

Glad I found your channel. Very interesting!

[@Plingu698]

thank you. welcome

[@NancyRutland]

“Wadn’t” is a common local pronunciation in many areas of The South. (I’ve 2 college degrees in diverse subjects-it’s not that I’m uneducated, nor that others are or are not-it’s a simple word quite a few of us still pronounce in this way in many Southern states. I taught school in Mississippi & also “taught”

[@jannielassen570]

Interesting! That is relevant Thanks for sharing :)

[@Plingu698]

thanks, i guessed as much.

[@KristyLeandra]

Great work! Thank you!!

[@Mickey-u4i]

Fantastic video!!! Thank you very much.

[@Plingu698]

you’re welcome

[@bettychurchill5545]

Thank you for analysis.

[@donnablau6431]

Excellent theory!!!👍

[@amywill7381]

I love this. So interesting. Please do more!

[@jenniferruth812]

Great analysis! I loved this! I've been interested in behavioral analysis but statement & linguistic analysis is so much more concrete (if that makes sense) & interesting to me. Looking forward to more from you.

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@yvethemetriccrafter688]

I'm so pleased to have found your channel , linguistics is something I find fascinating,and it's nice to hear someone who might also be in the UK as the majority of the statement analysis seems to be in the USA.

[@diannesommerhalder7210]

This analysis is so fascinating!

[@positivelythinking]

I found this video to be very interesting. Please post more of these.

[@Vmurph]

Thank you SO much for making these videos! I’m subscribing to your channel right now. I love linguistics and statement analysis and I can’t get enough.❤️ And I’m so glad you’re covering this particular case because there’s zero physical evidence on this one, so their statements are the only clues to this mystery. Body language experts are getting this one wrong, and there are not enough people focusing on their WORDS. I appreciate your channel and your work, and I hope you continue to do more 😊

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@jannielassen570]

Very interesting! Please do more videoes 👏

[@Plingu698]

Thank you! Will do!

[@auntieree]

This case is dumbfounding. I cannot for the life of me get a good feel for which one of the adults in this boy's life did something to him, but someone either has him and they know who it is, or they know where he is and nobody he knows has him. It would be super interesting to see what their bank accounts look like (just to see what they've spent money on). It seems super strange to me that she's kept this boy alive and safe and seemingly well cared for until 15 years of age, and now he's just gone?! I am so invested. This video by the way was very helpful for me. I love linguistics. How we interact with each other is very telling. Definitely do more! I would love to see someone analyze the father and the stepdad, too!

[@Plingu698]

The biological father seems to me to be as honest as the day is long, and a straight talker. If this were a novel, therefore, he would ultimately be revealed as the culprit, but in real life, no, he is just an honest, good man, and it is heartbreaking to see him go through this.

[@auntieree]

@@Plingu698 since watching an review of Nina's (Chris' daughter's mother) experience with Chris, I am convinced his family has done something to Sebastian, whether he was directly involved or not, but they ALL need to be dissected with a scope and slide by detectives and legal experts.

[@milliefusion7340]

I think mom and step-dad are top suspects in my mind. Especially after watching CP's ex-wife's testimony.

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

Check out deception Detective, he has analysed bio dads‘ statements. He hits all the honesty benchmarks of an innocent parent.

[@auntieree]

@@user-ul8ow6xj3u I will! Thank you!

[@Sweetiepie68]

FUN FACT??!😮Nothing in my life would seem fun while my son was missing!!What in the world???Why does it feel like we are being told not to believe what we are seeing with our own eyes and hearing with our ears in this case?

[@valleygirl2530]

Because we are. We’re too smart for their crap stories and excuses though.

[@CiaofCleburne]

Please find her interview she did with, I believe, Nancy Grace. In the first minute or so she is telling the story of how when she awoke, she looked around for Sebastian. Anyway, she calls her husband and its the way she says “I can’t find him”. Listen to her emphasis..its not on “find”, its on “can’t”. It sounds like she was expecting it, almost as if she tells him “I told you so”. Like it was expected!! Did they have a fight? Was it over food or bedtime or both? She wasn’t surprised she couldn’t find him that morning…she half expected it. Listen for yourself and decide. It sounds like “I told you so!”

[@Plingu698]

i did watch the nancy grace one, listening for something to transcribe but Nancy doesn’t give them enough time to develop their answers. she wanted to clear up some niggling questions and so I understand why she had to be direct but it didn’t produce even many and long sentences let alone paragraph-sized chunks. i agree with you about Katie’s voice. when she says ‘HE’s not in the house’ in the first interview, you can hear the genuine panic in her voice. Her tears are genuine too.

[@patriciatimson1730]

Did she make him walk home? Expecting him to be there in the morning.

[@RJDay520]

Well done!! I enjoyed your take on her interview and actually learned a little from you. Thanks for sharing! God bless!

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@daniel7___]

I really enjoy your content. Thank you for sharing. Please do the Kouri Richins case too. And other not so famous unsolved cases please. Great work

[@valleygirl2530]

Geez the man needs to eat & sleep!

[@nanizon]

I like this vid. I love looking at different sciences to analyze people. I do not know much about Linguistics. I felt that I did not have a good understanding of what you were pointing out linguistically and I did not grasp all of the connections of linguistic examples. There were gaps that made the analysis underwhelming to me. I think I would have understood better it you approached it as more of a lesson and indicated what each item meant in microanaylses that would help me build a foundation to better grasp the final analysis. So basically my analysis of what you concluded is that she was using language to skirt the truth in a way that was manipulative? I am used to Body Language from watching The Behavior Panel. The aspect I like with the BP analysis is that they tell us what the individual body motions (may) indicate. I would like more of these videos! I enjoy learning and look forward to watching any more that you present. Thank you. Your student.

[@user-ul8ow6xj3u]

Check out the Deception Detective, his concept might be easier to grasp at First, especially if you come from body Language. Worked well for me!

[@nanizon]

@@user-ul8ow6xj3u Thank you!

[@roneli3]

Thanks so much for this! V interesting! Would love to further analysis of the interview.

[@melanieedwards1584]

I too got the sense that she was speaking of another day when she went into his room to wake him up. I agree with a lack of information shared prior to the supposed morning wake up and disappearance discovery.

[@anitacallus9894]

Very interesting... Would be great to see more of your work... Also there is a word change in your table... She said Woke not wake. Looking forward to seeing more of your analysis on this case and others. Thank you xx

[@Plingu698]

okay thanks. advanced warning, small error in latest one too. i put ‘the’ parks and creeks. no ‘the’ needed.

[@valleygirl2530]

April 9: my 4th watch - she’s giving extra details. He’s very still but then he nods his head when she says “Then we went out to dinner”. As if he was there OR - what? It’s the right storyline? And he’s doing some swaying/rocking! He seems sedated too. Eyes half closed. So - the linguistics are right on! And it’s about food, the amount, the times for eating, eating out, snacks regulated, and of course the cost. Snack foods have doubled in price in 2 years!! My bag of chips was $2.99 pre-COVID, now the same bag is about $5. And my income hasn’t increased by nearly double. I imagine that Katie has bought a LOT of regular food (she & Chris are both heavy - THEY eat) and a considerable amount of snacks, which I’ll bet Sebastian eats day & night. My teenage son was the same way, I think they all are “bottomless pits” for food and that’s Normal. Chris has made this another “problem or offense” and tried to regulate Sebastian’s food intake - he’s given that up as apparently he’s hardly in the home. So Katie thinks it’s her duty to monitor Sebastian’s food/snack intake. I’ll bet a million $$$ that Chris has added up the food costs of feeding the boy and has instructed Katie to “cut back on the feeding of her son” especially the Snacks because it’s costing too much. He can’t fill that bottomless pit like he does with his crane. Geez, he’s really a piece of crap isn’t he? I’m speculating but it makes common sense to me as a home life scenario. NOTE: Today I dug into Hansel & Gretel tales (variations) and found that in Europe during the 1300’s to 1900’s most families suffered food shortages and it was impossible to feed all their children. Many fables came out of this scenario - including parents outright abandoned their children in the woods. Horrifying. The conundrum is that adults are mandated to reproduce yet the care and feeding of children requires a high price in space and resources. Then their religious beliefs included “Go forth and make many children” or something like that. The children and women always pay the price. I know this is a very long Comment but these people have gotten under my last nerve.

[@seclusionworks7547]

As a person with sensitive hearing due to limited vision, I can hear nuances in voices. Thank you for this entry

[@Ninjacalf]

Very interesting

[@Plingu698]

thank you

[@texasterri2002]

Have you studied Neuro Linguistic Processing as well? Also, you may enjoy another analyst on KZbin, Peter Hyatt. I've really enjoyed your linguistics analysis, and will certainly watch more. Thank you for sharing.

[@teresev1435]

Peter Hyatt❤❤❤ Same here

[@Plingu698]

thanks, i dipped my toe into NLP a long time ago but didn’t get very far. it is all connected though!

[@missq3989]

The phonecall to Chris (, which is purported to have started at 9:37 until Midnight. Chris had told her to wake up , put the puppies in their crates and go to bed .) Is not mentioned in the days account .

[@pegstervegas]

Well done! I just found your channel today and enjoyed your analysis. By all means carry on and create more videos!👍👍

[@Plingu698]

Thanks, will do!

[@Janey-ut6qm]

What about when Katie said "We went and picked up our niece" who was we? That wouldn't be Sebastiáns niece. She didn't say I went and got our niece.... the WE just really stood out and it appears that she looks to Chris for clarification.... and he says yes!

[@jdr9419]

More like this please.

[@stephanierichardson5623]

That "fun fact" nearly knocked me over. So strange.

[@valleygirl2530]

Where is that phrase from? A TV show? Cartoon? I’ve seen or heard it before in the media. Her use of it was disconcerting.

[@gomogomez7300]

You are doing a great job; pls carry on!🎩

[@keepitsimple4629]

I'm from SC, and we don't say 'wasn't'. I can't even spell what we say, but it's normal and we say it all the time. Same for 'isn't'.

[@whims6278]

Just found this channel and its fascinating. Id love to hear your take on other recent cases- if youre interested- such as Madeline Soto (specifically her mother) or Ruby Franke (specifically the journal of hers thats been released). Thank you for making these.

[@Plingu698]

i’d like to but jennifer soto hasn’t really said much, and i think she taking legal advice to remain silent. i am not well-informed of the ruby franke case, but i did listen to the jailhouse phone calls. her friend came out with some wild and crazy talk that was frankly insane

[@SixString16]

Excellent ! 😎👍

[@SolaGratia.]

They're lacking any discernable signs of empathy for the boy. Dear God, please let him come home to his dad. He was never safe with these two, that much is painfully clear.

[@Isabelpresch44]

Saw your video on TREV. Very interesting

[@Plingu698]

i am amazed by the fact that it got shared! thank you very much

[@deborahharris4035]

You never see in their interviews or hear them say please help us find our son and they're not even looking themselves! To calm and now they're avoiding the press

[@valleygirl2530]

I noticed from their first public interview they forgot to describe their love and attachment for Sebastian. They likely would show more alarm at losing one of their puppies. They’re stone cold.

[@missq3989]

Sunday. . . . The Day before he went missing . . . . We went and picked up our niece ( whilst looking at Chris - conformation )

[@DarkCriimes]

For some reason your channel popped up on my feed. Subbed and liked !

[@Plingu698]

that’s very flattering , thanks. i started a week ago. just getting the hang of it, but hoping to improve.

[@TODOMATIO]

I want you to analyze the FIRST video with the interview. In that interview she clearly says: "when I woke him up that morning he wasn't there". How can you wake someone who isn't there?

[@Plingu698]

just working on a bit of Chris at the mo.

[@diannesommerhalder7210]

I believe "collossal popcorn" may be the term that the venue uses on the menu.

[@Plingu698]

yes that sounds right

[@Lookitsapanda24]

The neighbor’s camera would have picked up the coming or going of any vehicle from the house, right? So, Chris couldn’t have come home during the crucial time frame that Sebastian went missing unless he parked elsewhere and arrived on foot. If that’s the case, there are only a few options that would account for Sebastian leaving the house during the night or early hours of Monday morning. On foot or in a container. That sounds harsh. But I’m trying to find more about the claim that trash collectors said the trash can was heavier than usual, leading to the search of the landfill. I could have my facts wrong or be confused about something. Any thoughts?

[@Plingu698]

i am in the warren, and don’t know which way to go! haha

[@valleygirl2530]

I say you’re onto something. I have heard though that the neighbors had no cameras facing the PFs house. And the neighborhood is very dark.

[@sandimccracken2781]

So very interesting … makes me think about all of this.

[@wendywells2068]

Very interesting thanks for covering this case.

[@Sunset553]

I figured that Colossal was in the name of the popcorn size that he ordered. There were a few references to Sebastian having accommodations because he’s a teenager, and one dig at his personality, that he was bragging. Although there were one cent words, I could hear the jingling of a pocketful of resentment

[@renitawoods8121]

It's strange to me how many times she says " Um " before expressing herself, Um this, Um that, Um, Um, Um, that feels like deceptive behavior. Thank you Sir for this wonderful channel 💖✨ keep them coming indeed 😃

[@Plingu698]

will do, thanks. i say um a lot too… it is just thinking space , with me anyway, honest

[@rosesabato341]

Why have these parents put Sebastian picture on the back of them instead of in front to get more coverage 😒

[@donnaheller4394]

Seems they are just too relaxed and unaffected by the whole terrible situation and her son who is missing. I find your take on this so very interesting!

[@zoobluez]

Thank you for scaring. I also did think about all the "food" like things they described. And he snuck up at night to have food, it´s very much about food. First food (popcorn where they went then?) , bowling and dinner. And the mum said he loves ice cream, strong malt.

[@Judge_Mental]

Hello. What a wonderful channel! I am new here (and by the looks of it so are you too lol) Absolutely fascinated by your analysis. Really easy to understand and actually interesting to learn. I'm really looking forward to watching your content. I have a feeling your going to be popular within the true crime community. I wish you all the luck sir. Thanks for your contribution. One thing regarding this video. It seemed to me like Katy was about to say wouldn't wake up when she said he widda not there. What's your opinion ? I Am british too so it may have gotten lost in translation that sentence. You made me think about the Thump in the night sentence. Thump in the night.... then he wouldn't wake up. Guessing you can work out how I am looking at it. Thanks again ❤

[@PreschoolPlay]

This is fascinating!! Also- don’t most people refer to time with numbers not words… wouldn’t most say 12 am, not midnight? I don’t think I have ever used the word midnight in reference to time…

[@MandyWaller-xw9wj]

I feel like the mom and step dad were super stressed over a food issue with Sebastian and mom was given an ultimatum by step dad. She desires to keep her man more than she loves her child.

[@Kloops]

I think he was terrified of her. The first time they spoke on camera to anyone was long after he actually went missing. It’s like they scripted and rehearsed their story.

[@Plingu698]

yes, when you boil it down, they reveal so little.

[@1111TrueCrime]

Keep up the Good Work!

[@Plingu698]

Thanks, will do!

[@everything-is-blue]

Fun fact! I made breakfast that morning. What? Even if you are nervous, it's still a very odd thing to say.... it's very different when a parent, smiles whilst talking about their child when remembering something cute about them.

[@Ely-jx5iy]

Very interesting, especially if all people used words correctly, but they don't. Even my husband, who is highly educated, is very sloppy in his word choices, so much so that it's often hard to understand his meaning. I did enjoy your analysis.