There's NO disconnect between Sebastian and his real father. Sebastian is supposed to go live with Dad at the end of the school year, Dad has been wanting this and says its what he's been dreaming of for so long. He gave up his life in California and relocated to Tennessee only to be close to Sebastian after Mom moved there. Dad is a deputy sheriff, he has been helping with the search everyday, and he has more info on search dog scents than has been released. Dad isn't allowed to participate in investigation because he's from another jurisdiction, but he's doing everything that they're allowing him to in order to bring his son home.
I noticed repeated use of “comb/combing” in the mother’s language and wondered if it is leakage. Also, I’d be more concerned that my son didn’t have his shoes rather than his meds. Always a red flag when a child goes missing without shoes, he might have been carried out rather than ran away.
Depends on what the meds are. IF they were innocent and actually thought he may be running or someone has him, you can het shoes anywhere. But not meds. Its a ploy people use on lost pet flyers too maybe thats where ahe is pulling it from in her memory.
Thank you, Mr. Hyatt. I'm terribly afraid that that poor little boy is never coming back. Whoever took him--and I'm also terribly afraid that I know who did--had no plans to bring Sebastian home. What I can't understand is how anyone can be so entirely devoid of a conscience. How does someone like that manage to navigate society and social situations? The psychopathy would stick out a mile.
I think it's worrying the description of what Sebastian was supposed to be wearing has now changed. This point was so important in the search effort to find him. Now, it's changed.
My son was missing, 12yr, near the end of the day, I was frantic, I took a picture to the Police station near me, this is what he looks like, then went on a drive around looking, afraid it was getting dark, then went to a neighbours house, to say if you see him, hang onto him, guess who was sitting in their kitchen drinking chocolate, RELIEVED is the hugest understatement ❤ The I Love you can be a sign of Duress in that moment!.
Hi Peter. Someone dropped your name on another CZcams channel, and i found you after that and ive been listening to you all day. Thank you for taking your time to explain the deamer of Sébastiens loved ones. You are a very calm speaker, but maintain interest of your viewers (well, at least for me ). I'm a new subscriber and am looking forward to more of your insights.
Thank you for speaking out about Sebastian. My daughter has high-functioning autism. In addition to the specific traits that other commenters have mentioned, there is also the overall vulnerability. My daughter’s level of common sense and judgment is well below what one would expect for someone of her age and intelligence. She can’t fend for herself if she’s lost. My heart goes out to Sebastian and all who are working hard toward his return.
Feeling for parents of autistic children, and may I say, the elderly...vulnerable and should be protected.Hats off to those very special parents who love their children. I have a heart for them...and EVERYONE has something to offer and has value.. you can tell Sebastian has a light and a glow about him.
If my children were little today they would be home schooled, I can assure you. I regret that I didn't do it, it didn't occur to me then but I would have loved doing it. Now there are groups for lesson sessions, trips and outings, if is fantastic.
A lot of the anti home schooling comments were specifically about people in troublesome custody battles and parents who were already being investigated by Child Protection Authority. It would make it more difficult for one parent to go awol with the child and for obvious reasons with CPA. Smart parents that homeschool in an invested community are obviously not a problem and if I had to school a child in the USA I would definitely homeschool them.
Sebastian's real dad has been out searching for him. Sebastian stays with him every second weekend. He is a deputy sheriff so has been actively involved in looking for his son. He gave a statement a few days ago that he wouldn't comment on the the step dad saying they all had a great relationship. It's very hard to call this one because of the references to the door. Which side of the door was he on?
@@zovalentine7305 haha! I can't imagine! I'm glad the rest of the country is finally starting to catch up. Even colleges are starting to prefer homeschool kids, they're more well-rounded and almost always better educated. We had people from admissions from Cornell and Patrick Henry, to name a few, at our last convention walking us through the process of getting our kids in. My son is still too young so I don't know if he's going to go to college or not but he certainly will have that option, just like everyone else.
Are people considering not being allowed to listen to "hip-hop" (which is usually really crass and has adult content) and not allowing children unfettered access to the internet "rigidly strict"? I think that's wise. The fact they did that is not what is concerning to me, it's that they felt the need to emphasize that in the interview.
I am autistic and son is my son. When my son disappeared, I had a number of different theories and I was hysterical and running hither and thither desperately doing everything I could to find him.
I hope he was found safe quickly! And that's exactly the point. You don't know where your child is, your mind is running circles with all kinds of theories until you are utterly exhausted, you don't have a conclusion early on that you can't even back up by any evidence.
Some things I picked up in their language during their interview…. “This is an experience that I would’ve never dreamed would’ve come” “Horrible is the best thing I can say” “It’s rough” “And hopefully he walks through that door” “He for the most part is happy” “I don’t know how helpful to finding him but” “ I mean we’ve said it before he likes fishing” “ we’re out looking we’re trying to make sure everyone stays looking” “ and doesn’t let his face fall to the bottom of a feed” “or get covered by some other nonsense” “ I just we just want our boy home” “ I’ve never experienced sheer panic in the way that I did and basically for every minute since” “We three wayed the police” “ instantly call the police instantly I’m a black-and-white kind of guy” “He has his flavors” “ this is not normal for him to run away” “ anywhere and everywhere anywhere I mean at this point he could genuinely be anywhere” “ optimism is at its highest regardless” “ you’re not in trouble that door is unlocked and waiting for you to come home”
I agree. When my stepfather killed my mother he put the sympathy cards that arrived, on the sideboard. In amongst them he had also put an old Valentines Day card that she had written to him back when they had been in love They had only taken the trip that she died on because they were going to talk about their upcoming separation. That card spoke volumes to his guilt.
@@macb.43Thank you. I think it fueled my passion for true crime. There is so much material available on the subject and sadly every story means families have experienced unnecessary loss. 😥
The Behavior Panel's 'analysis' of The McCanns was inaccurate because none of the panel members were able to be objective about the case. Greg had experienced the devastation of having a child of his die and he referenced his own experience of losing a child in his CZcams analysis of The McCanns, thus his analysis was subjective, not objective. I believe Greg was psychologically too vulnerable to do anything other than very strongly identify and empathise with the McCanns, to see them as blameless as he saw himself in the loss of his own child, and he made assumptions about their experience of loss as being just like his own. So Gregg didn't see the McCanns but saw himself and his own grief and produced a highly flawed analysis as a result. The remaining panel members fell in line and colluded with Greg, either consciously or unconsciously, as his views were given greater status as he had lost a child and to challenge or disagree would have risked too much conflict. It's a theory, I can't think why else they would all have got it so hopelessly wrong ...
They may have been told to tow the official line. They would likely have been sued by the McCanns if they had said otherwise. The McCanns themselves said they use Madeline's Fund for legal fees to sue people who push the them-being-guilty narrative, thus generating more income.
I've been frustrated a few times because you can see a clear narrative. I watched for a real analysis, not to have somebody blow smoke up my azz. I tried to watch Jennifer Soto's analysis (RIP Madeline) and they became so delusional over "the parrot" which is actually a robotic pet food dispenser. I had to click off after they were all yapping thinking it was a real bird and saying it was repeating what it heard, I couldn't take them seriously after that.
I think the behavior panel were warned not to push narrative of the parents being guilty, either by murder or neglect. The McCanns themselves admitted that they use the money from Madeline's Fund to generate more money by suing those who push that narrative.
The way she posits: I don't know why he walked out the door - is a neat trick to establish that he did, but covered in something else, namely the unknown reason. It's the same trick parents use when they ask their toddler: Do you want carrots or broccoli? It takes a while for the kid to catch on that there is a third possibility, even when the parents don't offer it.
What is the third possibility? Neither? Your example doesn't make sense.🤔 Perhaps, it is because I was the toddler that didn't fall for the ultimatum- like, approach & neither did my own toddlers. When I didn't like both, I wouldn't choose either one.😃😂 You used 'or' so there really isn't more than two vegetable choices, yet, you imply that there is another possibility. Did you omit that there were already peas on the table? Or, are you saying that the other possibility is to refuse both? That's manipulation at its' roots. No wonder children grow up to be liars and manipulators.🙄 Anyhoot: this woman may be assuming that he walked out the door because she has no other explanation or evidence of anything more. I wouldn't call that a trick. I'd call it discernment.🤔
@@Nous520 I didn't mesh with the example given because it is illogical & deceptive in its' own right & especially, manipulative regarding children. As for the original subject of the comment, a simple analysis of the mothers' statement would have sufficed. For example: "I don't know why he walked out the door". Analysis: I think she does know why, how & when, he walked out the door because she has given no evidence that supports & qualifies her statement, that he, in fact, walked out the door. She hasn't stated that the door was unlocked. She installs security systems as a profession, yet, she has no security on her front door while sleeping? She has non functioning cameras, lights, motion detectors, meanwhile, all the tools of her trade are at her disposal? These things are credible reasons for suspecting that her statement is veiled in deception. I don't find the mother to be some master at manipulation. A bad liar, yes. An intelligent manipulator practicing trickery, by use of known or/& unknown, vegetable choices......no.🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣 If the mother were innocent, that statement could easily be an assumption on her part and nothing more. I don't believe her, but, unlike the original commenter, I add qualifying reasons for that & not an example of early childhood manipulation tactics practiced by adults with children, resulting in the child being lead by example, to lie, deceive & fool ppl into doing what they want. Say what you mean and mean what you say. So, yes, strange, logically thinking folks, such as myself, will respond with an interrogative analysis of someone's motives for playing word games, instead of, saying what one means & meaning what one says. Especially, when that same person states this kind of exampled practices. I question the commenter more than their subject, at this point.🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣
Dear Peter, please please would you analyse the latest words from Sebastian's mother & step-father in the new interview that came out today on CZcams by Oliva's Chronicles? I just cannot make my mind up about these two! Thankyou so much!
I just found your videos last night while looking for Sebastian updates. I love the careful way you present these topics without using graphic and unnecessary words when it comes to crimes involving children which are so hard to listen to. I also love what you had to say about homeschoolers, it is so frustrating to hear these crime stories that involve children who were abused and neglected and supposedly "homeschooled". I don't think any of those cases were actually homeschooled children, that's just a lie those criminal parents were using to keep them at home and hidden. Just like any of the other lies criminals use to keep their victims hidden. They are not homeschool families.
I want to mention that it has been said the dogs didn't pick up any scent of Sabastian outside of home. If he walked out the door like Mom said wouldn't there be a scent? I think it's been said Mom slept on couch, wouldn't have she heard him unlock door, open the door and lock it from outside? Also clothing he was wearing has changed. It was black shirt, black pants and black glasses. Now, it's black shirt with print on front ( Minecraft maybe? ) Mom and Stepdad not sure of print. Black pants with white stripe on side. Yes, I admit I'm having a hard time believing their story! I am praying for Sebastian everyday 💚🙏
I'm so glad you brought up the McCanns. Dreadful liars. It's true that the press leads with how the parents feel and not the physical description, his habits, language skills, etc...
And they don’t even hold up a pic of him and ask for everyone to keep an eye out. I listened to the step father on another channel and all he wanted to say was crap to defend himself and cover his own arse. If he was really 3 hours away then i have to wonder if Sebastian was gone already before step father left town. There’s something about that man that gives me the ick vibes.
@@rebeccataylor1432 Ick vibes like he hauled that kid out over his shoulder with no shoes on and had a flashlight to figure out a dumping spot...while on the phone with his wife for 3 hours because she was freaked out and needed to vent and cry and had no one else in the world to shoulder her anxiety.
Mother also said, “I want him back“ in regards to Sebastian, instead of I want him home. It may mean nothing, but then the step-father looked at her rather quickly. It struck me as odd wording.
Chris Watts also used “I want them back, I want everyone back” about his wife and two daughters. And when he said it he obviously knew that he had murdered them and they wouldn’t be coming “back”. It struck me as odd wording from him at the time.
Sebastian is supposed to go live with his dad full time, permanently at the end of this school year... They were both so excited. This is very sad. *** This came from Seth Rogers himself when he called into a live stream on The Pascal Show Monday.
Doesn’t take long to realize Mr Hyatt knows exactly what he’s talking about! His kids get away w nothing! Reminds me of an old show called “lie to me”.
I LOVE watching your videos and doing my analysis first to compare. You’ve taught me so much. My son is autistic and he ran away once. My first move to post a neighborhood wide post on FB to reach everyone quickly and my second was to contact all close neighbors for video footage. My third was to contact 911. He was found within a few hours. ❤
As a mom of a 13 year old Autistic son it’s scary to me how many Autistic children have been abused and or mudered lately !! I find the mother and step-fathers behavior extremely suspicious !! If my son went missing I’d be on every news outlet and out searching for him 24/7 ! Autistic children are so sweet,loving and caring! If this child “ran away”(which his biological father doesn’t believe and neither do I ) there had to be something bad going on in that home ! Autistic children need routine and they usually do the same things over and over !! The fact that the mother and stepdad waited a week to do an interview and spent most of that interview laughing !! Red flags everywhere with these 2 !! I pray he returns safe but unfortunately he’s probably no longer alive !!!
Actually, autistic children very often LIKE and demand, rules and routines. They thrive on it, because they can't tolerate flexibility in their lives, as most people live. THEY can be, and often ARE very regimented. To have something off the routine to happen, can throw them into quite the tantrum. Typical people can cope with making adjustments in their day because something comes up, very few Autistic people, can. Of course, mot all people are the same, but having an Autistic child, training/education on the subject, and working with them...this is what I've seen most of the time.
Rigidity is not good for any child. Autistic or not. All children thrive when they are raised with boundaries, direction and a routine. But you apply those things with love and care toward your child, not an iron fist and a raised voice. I'm sorry, but I do not believe the Step Dad Parents that way. I think, as he stated, he is extremely black and white, and it is his way or the highway. It has also been stated that the Step Dad has made derogatory comments about Sebastion to other ppl. And has referred to Sebastion as the word that begins with the letter R. Autistic children are not the word that begins with R at all. In fact they have high iq's. It just shows that the Step Dad does not have any understanding of what Autism is, and doesn't care to learn. He comes off to me as a bully. And he did so from jump. The very 1st interview. He thought talking about how strict and authoritarian he is, was going to impress people. He was boasting and puffing his chest out like he's the big man. People like that are never kind and caring. They feed off of dominating people who can't fight back. I just feel that homelife was in deterioration, as well as their marriage. And I believe Step Dad threatened to leave and divorce the Mother etc, and used Sebastion as his reason why. God only knows what was happening to Sebastion inside that home. I pray he was not enduring physical abuse. It may not have crossed to that level yet. Maybe more mental and emotional abuse. But I feel there was an issue on Sunday night, and I don't know if Sebastion was harmed or not. Or if he overheard his Mother and Step Dad talking on the phone and there were hurtful things said about him, and it led him to leave the home upset or something. I think it is something along those lines though. And that is heartbreaking if it is so. I just continue to pray Sebastion is found and he is alive and ok. His Dad needs him. He loves him so much. I hope he gets Sebastion home safe and sound. Miracles do happen. Man what a wonderful miracle it will be if he is found alive. Until it's shown to be otherwise, there is still hope. 🙏🙏🙏
So true, to me the Mother was under the step dads spell - disciplinated, controlling, manipulating - and the way she talks about her son isn't from a loving mum, but a desperate Mum to look like a good mum. To shame him after he goes missing for me is a smoking gun that she isn't grieving like a normal person would - she may have done something in fury, possibly a dangerous punishment which may have been put him outside and he died @@alesiap.6062
QUESTION… If he truly walked out a locked door as the parents say, would any child unlock the door, walk out and relock the door behind him? New sub here. Great work!
I know a kid with special needs who took his dad's keys and unlocked and then locked three doors to escape. So it does happen. After all, they see their parents locking the door after they've gone through it.
@@janeen70 I find it extremely hard to believe the lock on the door is a cheapy knob lock. That home is a 650k home, in a subdivision with even more expensive homes. The home would have come automatically with a dead bolt, and probably a high quality knob lock as well, I would assume. But you are right, it is odd they volunteered nothing about that. And the subject of the lock itself and the style, were never even considered by the people who interviewed them.
So horrific! Behavior Panel looked at the body language, but I feel the statement analysis is more crucial in this case. I wonder if tensions were high because they were about to loose custody and an accident happened that they are now covering for.
My grandson is autistic and he's fourteen years old. His high functioning just made the national honor society. He hates noise and hates school. We had to put him in private school due to anxiety and the teachers are not respectful to these children's needs. Not all of them will work with us. I picked him up from school one day and he said I have the route and I could walk home I watch Mom. It's tough as a grandmother I would've said I love you too. I think something got out of hand with Mom. Thank you.
Yes. When my daughter was in school, it wasn’t even a matter of the teachers knowing about autism or what to do with her, the biggest hurdle was getting a teacher that believes her autism was real and who was willing to try some accommodations for her disability.
Agree it is very, very stressful to raise a special needs child, and teen hormones make it harder. If step dad is "strict," and former military, it may have made the environment in the household even more stressful. But reach OUT for help.
Hello Peter, I really enjoy your videos! I have a request for you: Jeffrey Dahmer was interviewed in prison with his father beside him by Stone Philips. Many people argue that Dahmer was being truthful and showed some regret and remorse in those interviews. I however think that Dahmer was a psychopath and was incapable of feeling empathy, remorse and also as a manipulative liar he lied about most of what he said to get whatever he wanted out of the interview. Could you do an analysis of a snippet of that interview, please?
The first sentence: "Being Deceived hurts." page 1 I was hooked, having been deceived since birth when family hid my true name, father's name, etcetera, ad nauseam infinitum❗ 🙏 I am grateful for having spent my career in the legal field whereby expediting discovery 🙏
I can’t begin to imagine what Sebastian’s mother must be going through… the interview that I watched showed a very distraught woman, almost “rocking herself” to calm down. Is it possible that tensions flared, Sebastian walked out the door, and mom let him go? Could he have been picked up by someone he knew? Or someone he didn’t know? It’s such a sad situation 😢
There's a doorbell camera directly across the street, Sebastian wasn't seen leaving the house after entering Sunday afternoon with Mom. They say the camera also picked up bedroom lights going off at 9pm and 12 midnight in Sebastian's home.
It’s really dark in that neighborhood, no street lights, that’s why they only saw the 2 flashlights behind Sebastian’s yard. At least that’s all that’s been released, who knows what they’ve got on footage. Who had the flashlights? Was it 2 or more people meeting up? Or doing something they shouldn’t. It was around 3 am.
The step father’s voice when he describes Sebastian was “jumping around or fidgeting” or whatever he said about movement was a red flag. I heard the aggravation in his voice.
Exactly 💯 Talking about their mannerisms & how they act might help identify someone on the Spectrum where there's a crowd of of people. I attended wrestling shows & there's a young man who is on the Spectrum who comes to the shows who walks on his tip toes which would be an identifying characteristic even if his appearance might change.
Thank you for your analysis. I certainly cannot speak for everyone, but I think your thoughts echo the concerns and uneasiness that so many watching this unfold hold. Today is Easter Sunday. Praying for a beautiful miracle for Sebastian 💚
Hopefully someone who knows his personality and triggers will come forth and give a detailed profile of him. Depending on his severity of Autism, it’s very possible to rule out actions Sebastian was capable of. These kids rarely deviate from routine, again depending on severity.
Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding - Proverbs 4:7 Thank you Peter, for ALWAYS giving UNDERSTANDING🙏 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Yeah, them saying "he went right out the door" struck me as a very out of place to statement. And then with no shoes. Let's entertain the idea that he went out the door, the only way he'd go without shoes is if he was in fear and running away from danger. Then I could see going without shoes. Really hope they find Sebastian. 🙏
I was involved on the perimeter of the Hailey case. My partner showed up to assist with the investigation and found that law enforcement had no idea how to work that kind of case. He mentioned some sound investigative techniques and they said they didn't need his help. So we were sent away.
I saw the mom and stepfather's second interview and something definitely seems off with the stepdad. To me it would seem that the stepfather knows more than he's letting on. Also his priorities don't seem right at all. He says "You’re not in trouble, that door’s unlocked and waiting for you to come home. Your puppies miss you, your family misses you, I miss you, just come home". His priority is being in trouble, "that door" is strange terminology. Surely it's "our door" or even "the door"? The stepfather puts himself at the bottom of the list of who's missing Sebastian. When addressing Sebastian he says "your" a lot and not "we miss you" or "*the* puppies miss you" etc. Distancing language? Keep up the good work Peter!
Very good analysis and this theory fits the circumstances well. If it played out like this it would be tragic but not severe punishment for the parents , hope it isnt a more awful scenario.
"I'm having some technical difficulties here," followed by: "What he said." I am autistic. I actually laughed out terribly loudly because I thought Peter was making a pun along the "what she said" lines.
It's not you. Peter's analyses are fantastic to listen to when he speaks on a case in an uninterrupted presentation. But when he does the question and answer part it is very difficult to follow for three reasons: He doesn't read aloud the question or comment he is addressing, he jumps around to different cases assuming we all know each case that he references, and of those cases he doesn't clearly state his conclusion of a particular element. Maybe Peter thinks we don't want him repeating himself and/or we all know what he means without him saying it (AGAIN!). But we don't all know so repetition or a quick thing from him like "ok folks, that means to me ______". would be great. But I just get out of him what I can because it's all so fascinating. I read and reread his book and I watch and rewatch all of his youtube presentations. Peter Hyatt is the most fascinating person in the world to me and that is not an exaggeration.
@@folksin42 I too find his insights incredibly fascinating. Maybe he's autistic too, a little bit at least (I was diagnozed), because I too assume everyone knows pretty much all of my premises when making an argument, and that everyone can hear my thoughts telepathically. Now I'm going to compare myself to Uncle A, which I find myself doing a lot, but the ideosynchratic bits, not the racist, genocidal bits. Well, those too. No just kidding, just the weird bits when he thinks everyone can hear what he's thinking: After the Fall of Stalingrad, at the top level conference with all the generals, on the point of why Paulus didn't commit suicide, which Uncle A was really keen for him to do, he goes: "What about hot chicks?" (I'm paraphrazing here of course) and then goes on a long rant in which he mentions a number of women/girls who did themselves in, without mentioning their names and giving really obscure references. Whenever the brass wanted to get him back on track, he always reverted to taking about the beautiful ladies, so the former must have thought he was going off on a tangent but because it was Uncle A they probably thought it wise not to intervene too much.
💚🙏🏼💚 Sebastian‘s mom knows exactly where he is. I have a gut feeling he’s still alive. I really wish she would say something that poor baby does not deserve this.
Hi 🤗 I’m follow your work before,whith R.D. Hall. Great,i’ll go so far to say it vas fantastic job you did!! About this Case: I Wonder why the mother and the step dad had so much focus on «the food» when they say something about the last day and even elsewhere in their interjuv?? Sorry,i knowe my spelling is bad 🇳🇴 Maby they Even had a lock on their frich…….? A lot is wrong,»The last supper»? Thats just One thing i reacting too,and there is so much more…. Thanks for your input on the case. Keep on rocking Peter👍🏻❣️
In one interview when CP was told Sebastian was missing his reaction was "Oh well he's just hiding again." So if that's what he thought, why did he call the police?
Hi Peter. Just in case you are going to analize the father's interview, it was released a few hours ago. The statements " I hope he's not deceased " and " He is mine!", gave me chills .
My youngest son passed away June 1st 2022 and he was 27 years old. The look on the mother and step dad's face does not look like my child is missing. It looks like grief and possibly guilt imo. Just an observation from a grieving parent. I hope I'm wrong and Sebastian is okay.
Agreed. I have several family members who have lost children at various ages and these parents are too..calm. They seem to be at almost at a stage of acceptance with his absence and it’s just odd.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. My gut feel is that Sebastian had a melt down and there was pushing, shoving, etc and Sebastian fell, hit his head and died.
Puberty can be a turning point with autistic boys and their behaviors often become more than a parent can handle. I've dealt with some very challenging situations in residential care, luckily we have several staff on shift as we sometimes have to intervene with approved physical interventions/restraints until calm returns, at times we required police assistance. You would be amazed at the incredible strength of a skinny teenager. I am not suggesting Sebastian was in this category just providing a bit of an overview concerning the challenges that present when boys become young men with behavioral issues. Edit to clarify. Physical does not involve violence when I speak of a physical restraint, we have specialists come in and design and train us in a maneuver and to approve we are doing it precisely and correctly. This particular location is called specialized services, there are lock down units and cameras. This is a much higher level of care then that of the other homes at my agency.
Ah but Peter, I was only diagnosed as on the autism spectrum 4 years ago, I was just as autistic in the 60s and 70s whilst growing up, its just that in the late 50s and 60s, they seemed to think it was sex linked. So my male cousins were diagnosed but I was just the "painfully shy" and "difficult" and cold and detatched, girl. I went through hell in Primary school with a physically abusive teacher I had for 3 years who beat me up at age 7 for passing the IQ test,( the 7 plus, that British kids all took at 7 and 11 years old) with the best score in the class (as number sequences come easier to me). Her reason was "because you did it deliberately to embarrass me, you never work in class!". Hideous woman ruined my school years, thankfully I'm auto didactic so it wasnt anything I couldnt catch up on, but she had me terrified every day for 3 years. I think there is more autism now but its partly because girls mask it better and for the reasons I already gave.
The interview on "Duchess" channel was one massive red flag, wow. The channel closed comments and the only comments are very sympathetic to the mother and the man. His real dad said he would not leave without shoes really struck me. My autistic clients, some, only remove their shoes for bed and they can be very particular about clothing choices as many have sensory issues, it can be so rigid that staff actually refer to specific individuals "uniforn" when training new staff ie do not purchase short sleeves or no sleeved shirts, this kind of material, colors, textures etc. Some don't care but some are very rigid in their preferences.
1. Sebastian was supposed to go live with his real father 2. I think mom and stepdad were afraid of something Sebastian might tell real dad. 3. Mom is an easily agitated person and I think mom lost control and unalived Sebastian. 4. Mom would call the stepdad and tell him what she did 5. Stepdad came to the house and carried Sebastian away. 6. I suspect the flashlights in the backyard were mom and stepdad carrying away the body to stepdads vehicle 7. I thin stepdad went north toward jackson and the body was dumped on a riverbank in Jackson on just onto the 412 8. I think mom will slip up soon 9. The body will be found on a riverbank, not in the water 10. Mom and stepdad will both be charged
On day one the story from step dad was off, with mum knowing he went somewhere with the Step dad, body language is a mighty sword.. I do help successfully in many cases like this with the police although I am semi retired now yet you make some very good valid points . My visions saw Sebastian asleep in a car/truck with the step father and was dropped off without his glasses into a heavily wooded area and the route where the dad was going to work and had stopped off when it was light hrs (not darkness) a long way from home. I saw Sebastian under branches pulled over him (like a camp made of branches and nearby a river to the right running down a low sloped hill.. there is an empty cabin in a dark colour over to the far left (which maybe only open in summer) I felt he was alive possibly drugged yet not sure now if he is alive. Today I am being prompted to mention his glasses because this will become important. It may well be he was put there without his glasses so he could not see his way out and left alive. The horses need to do ground search.
Peter, thank you for sharing your excellent wisdom with us, I enjoy very much to learn from this. Off topic question: could you do a video with Michael Jackson? or would that be too controversial. I do realize it's not a popular topic, would just be really interesting. Thank you 🙏
MJ was abusing kids, without a doubt, innocent men do not pay out a single penny, MJ paid out millions. MJ was more than likely abused himself, not an excuse, just making a point.
Also there's no scent from dogs anywhere outside the house, if he left out the front door ( back door has couch in front of it) wouldn't there be a scent? 😳 Also, I think Mom said she slept on couch, if that's the case wouldn't she had heard Sebastian going out the front door because back door had couch in front of it? Also when Sebastian came up missing early in case Mom described clothing to be black shirt, black shirt and black glasses. Now, it's black shirt with print on it ( Minecraft) black pants with white stripe on side. Don't know if it makes any difference or not. 😊
@@wandajbeard9816 Wouldn't Sebastian's scent be all over that house and yard just because he lives there? Are the dogs able to tell what time the scent was put somewhere? Ok that's silly, but really, I wonder why they didn't smell him anywhere?
When my husband works out of town we talk for hours. It’s perfectly normal in a good marriage. You miss each other and want to share your day, and the mom mentioned what a good day they had. Shopping and dinner with family I believe. It’s easy to talk that long. My husband and I once ran up a $2000 phone bill when he did a month long job in Canada. He’s company split the bill because they knew it was hard for us to be apart. And they we’re grateful he took the job. No one else wanted to go out of the country. So I understand. When you marry your best friends you want to spend time with them and when they need to work out of town the phone is the best next thing to being together. The mom was so completely beside herself and her husband was trying to be strong and positive. I think also he hated seeing his wife so upset. And was trying to make sense of it all, they just want him to come home. I am praying 🙏🏻 he’s found safe.
I'm back again, and have been mulling. I have two theories - thinking about how we know so many cases begin from a loss of control....Theory1: s-dad already losing control of his other kids and now Sebastian is moving to his Father's. Theory2: Seeing the "backpage" type site that s-dad follows on FB, maybe Mom is the one losing control, of Sebastian to his Father, and her Husband/marriage.
I agree that some (most) interviewers ask the most ridiculous questions. What are you feeling right now, you must be devastated. What do you expect? But the mother of Sebastian giggles and looks at stepdad. RED FLAG!!!
No Shoes On = it's a bad sign, he is likely dead, his body disposed of before authorities informed. No one runs away from home barefoot, no one goes to the bus station/train station/the Mall/a restaurant barefoot. If you see someone in town barefoot you'd be concerned for them, you'd wonder.... were they in trouble/having a psychotic event/in need of help.
Exactly, and it was also only 30 degrees there that night. Mom said nothing about a coat, gloves, hat. The lack of normal nurturing behavior in her words is what gives her away for me. And of course the snide little chips at Sebastion over and over again.
Question: Do you as a statement analyst find yourself dissecting conversations in your own interpersonal relationships or find people hesitant to come to you with issues or questions, OR does it make for better relationships? I realize it’s a great warning tool, but can it be a detriment in daily life relations?
@@PeterHyattThank you for taking the time to answer! I figured most people in your inner circle MUST be trustworthy or you wouldn’t be engaged with them for long. It’s nice you have a sanctuary from all the evil and human frailty you deal with. Bless you sir.✨
I would like it if you would discuss, in depth, the particular speech differences of someone in active addiction versus someone with long term recovery. I find this really interesting and relevant. Is it easy for you, when meeting people or acquaintances, to pick up on a person’s speech pattern, that lets you know they may have a substance abuse problem? Thank you! I find your analysis so thought provoking!
There's NO disconnect between Sebastian and his real father. Sebastian is supposed to go live with Dad at the end of the school year, Dad has been wanting this and says its what he's been dreaming of for so long. He gave up his life in California and relocated to Tennessee only to be close to Sebastian after Mom moved there. Dad is a deputy sheriff, he has been helping with the search everyday, and he has more info on search dog scents than has been released. Dad isn't allowed to participate in investigation because he's from another jurisdiction, but he's doing everything that they're allowing him to in order to bring his son home.
TY for this important background information
Hearing this has me Praying for Dad💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙
I believe that
I noticed repeated use of “comb/combing” in the mother’s language and wondered if it is leakage. Also, I’d be more concerned that my son didn’t have his shoes rather than his meds. Always a red flag when a child goes missing without shoes, he might have been carried out rather than ran away.
Depends on what the meds are. IF they were innocent and actually thought he may be running or someone has him, you can het shoes anywhere. But not meds. Its a ploy people use on lost pet flyers too maybe thats where ahe is pulling it from in her memory.
I agree..he was carried out.. there is a huge child trafficking ring around that area
Which interview was this one?
Thank you, Mr. Hyatt. I'm terribly afraid that that poor little boy is never coming back. Whoever took him--and I'm also terribly afraid that I know who did--had no plans to bring Sebastian home. What I can't understand is how anyone can be so entirely devoid of a conscience. How does someone like that manage to navigate society and social situations? The psychopathy would stick out a mile.
When you say that you are afraid that you know who took him, who is it?
I think it's worrying the description of what Sebastian was supposed to be wearing has now changed. This point was so important in the search effort to find him.
Now, it's changed.
Exactly. They told us after what… 11 days? When it’s probably irrelevant at this point.
My son was missing, 12yr, near the end of the day, I was frantic, I took a picture to the Police station near me, this is what he looks like, then went on a drive around looking, afraid it was getting dark, then went to a neighbours house, to say if you see him, hang onto him, guess who was sitting in their kitchen drinking chocolate, RELIEVED is the hugest understatement ❤
The I Love you can be a sign of Duress in that moment!.
Hi Peter. Someone dropped your name on another CZcams channel, and i found you after that and ive been listening to you all day. Thank you for taking your time to explain the deamer of Sébastiens loved ones. You are a very calm speaker, but maintain interest of your viewers (well, at least for me ). I'm a new subscriber and am looking forward to more of your insights.
Also, the step dad talked like they were a great blended family and the bio dad didn't say that at all. He actually said they don't talk much.
Thank you for speaking out about Sebastian. My daughter has high-functioning autism. In addition to the specific traits that other commenters have mentioned, there is also the overall vulnerability. My daughter’s level of common sense and judgment is well below what one would expect for someone of her age and intelligence. She can’t fend for herself if she’s lost. My heart goes out to Sebastian and all who are working hard toward his return.
Feeling for parents of autistic children, and may I say, the elderly...vulnerable and should be protected.Hats off to those very special parents who love their children. I have a heart for them...and EVERYONE has something to offer and has value.. you can tell Sebastian has a light and a glow about him.
Thank you for not attacking homeschooling. Usually when people bring up a homeschooling connection to a crime, it’s specifically to bash it.
I love homeschooling
If my children were little today they would be home schooled, I can assure you. I regret that I didn't do it, it didn't occur to me then but I would have loved doing it. Now there are groups for lesson sessions, trips and outings, if is fantastic.
A lot of the anti home schooling comments were specifically about people in troublesome custody battles and parents who were already being investigated by Child Protection Authority. It would make it more difficult for one parent to go awol with the child and for obvious reasons with CPA. Smart parents that homeschool in an invested community are obviously not a problem and if I had to school a child in the USA I would definitely homeschool them.
It is heartbreaking what happens to children at the hands of those who should be protecting them…💔
Sebastian's real dad has been out searching for him. Sebastian stays with him every second weekend. He is a deputy sheriff so has been actively involved in looking for his son. He gave a statement a few days ago that he wouldn't comment on the the step dad saying they all had a great relationship. It's very hard to call this one because of the references to the door. Which side of the door was he on?
Thank you for standing up for homeschool. THe majority of us do it because it is whats best for our particular children
It depends on the parents...
We homeschooled our son when it was NOT popular. Family members talked about reporting us to authorities - LOL!!!!
@@zovalentine7305 haha! I can't imagine! I'm glad the rest of the country is finally starting to catch up. Even colleges are starting to prefer homeschool kids, they're more well-rounded and almost always better educated. We had people from admissions from Cornell and Patrick Henry, to name a few, at our last convention walking us through the process of getting our kids in. My son is still too young so I don't know if he's going to go to college or not but he certainly will have that option, just like everyone else.
Was Sebastian home schooled?
@@tennysonparks2059 No.
Are people considering not being allowed to listen to "hip-hop" (which is usually really crass and has adult content) and not allowing children unfettered access to the internet "rigidly strict"? I think that's wise. The fact they did that is not what is concerning to me, it's that they felt the need to emphasize that in the interview.
I am autistic and son is my son. When my son disappeared, I had a number of different theories and I was hysterical and running hither and thither desperately doing everything I could to find him.
I hope he was found safe quickly!
And that's exactly the point. You don't know where your child is, your mind is running circles with all kinds of theories until you are utterly exhausted, you don't have a conclusion early on that you can't even back up by any evidence.
Some things I picked up in their language during their interview….
“This is an experience that I would’ve never dreamed would’ve come”
“Horrible is the best thing I can say”
“It’s rough”
“And hopefully he walks through that door”
“He for the most part is happy”
“I don’t know how helpful to finding him but”
“ I mean we’ve said it before he likes fishing”
“ we’re out looking we’re trying to make sure everyone stays looking”
“ and doesn’t let his face fall to the bottom of a feed”
“or get covered by some other nonsense”
“ I just we just want our boy home”
“ I’ve never experienced sheer panic in the way that I did and basically for every minute since”
“We three wayed the police”
“ instantly call the police instantly I’m a black-and-white kind of guy”
“He has his flavors”
“ this is not normal for him to run away”
“ anywhere and everywhere anywhere I mean at this point he could genuinely be anywhere”
“ optimism is at its highest regardless”
“ you’re not in trouble that door is unlocked and waiting for you to come home”
they put him in a river? They locked him in or out?
@@justjosie8963 “streets flooded” “fall to the bottom” “covered by” could be leakage
Remember dad also said “…streets flooded…” could be leakage @@justjosie8963
“ and doesn’t let his face fall to the bottom of a feed” “or get covered by some other nonsense” is particularly concerning 😳
Great points! What about when he said they "called the police because that's what you're supposed to do. " That one really stood out to me.
The minute the mother daid Sebastian said goodnight I love you, i knew she had done something bad to that boy
I agree. When my stepfather killed my mother he put the sympathy cards that arrived, on the sideboard. In amongst them he had also put an old Valentines Day card that she had written to him back when they had been in love They had only taken the trip that she died on because they were going to talk about their upcoming separation. That card spoke volumes to his guilt.
She was my first suspect. The Stepdad was certainly involved.
@@amypendragon5129oh my heart goes out to you for the tragic loss of your mother! 💔
@@macb.43Thank you. I think it fueled my passion for true crime. There is so much material available on the subject and sadly every story means families have experienced unnecessary loss. 😥
@@amypendragon5129 so sorry for what you had to go through. And about your loss.
Hello Mr. Hyatt. I’ve checked your channel out per Pat Brown’s recommendation. Great analysis. Thank you.
I follow this channel for a long time , mr Hyatt’s knowledge and experience transpires in every video !
Thank you !
#WhereisSebastianRogers 🙏💔
The Behavior Panel's 'analysis' of The McCanns was inaccurate because none of the panel members were able to be objective about the case. Greg had experienced the devastation of having a child of his die and he referenced his own experience of losing a child in his CZcams analysis of The McCanns, thus his analysis was subjective, not objective. I believe Greg was psychologically too vulnerable to do anything other than very strongly identify and empathise with the McCanns, to see them as blameless as he saw himself in the loss of his own child, and he made assumptions about their experience of loss as being just like his own. So Gregg didn't see the McCanns but saw himself and his own grief and produced a highly flawed analysis as a result. The remaining panel members fell in line and colluded with Greg, either consciously or unconsciously, as his views were given greater status as he had lost a child and to challenge or disagree would have risked too much conflict. It's a theory, I can't think why else they would all have got it so hopelessly wrong ...
They may have been told to tow the official line. They would likely have been sued by the McCanns if they had said otherwise. The McCanns themselves said they use Madeline's Fund for legal fees to sue people who push the them-being-guilty narrative, thus generating more income.
Yes, I'm very much in agreement with you and that's why I no longer listen to the behaviour panel.
I don't listen to them any more because Chase said we humans come from orangutan's. And I don't want to listen to a monkey.@@mystifiedmargot1970
I've been frustrated a few times because you can see a clear narrative. I watched for a real analysis, not to have somebody blow smoke up my azz.
I tried to watch Jennifer Soto's analysis (RIP Madeline) and they became so delusional over "the parrot" which is actually a robotic pet food dispenser. I had to click off after they were all yapping thinking it was a real bird and saying it was repeating what it heard, I couldn't take them seriously after that.
I think the behavior panel were warned not to push narrative of the parents being guilty, either by murder or neglect. The McCanns themselves admitted that they use the money from Madeline's Fund to generate more money by suing those who push that narrative.
The way she posits: I don't know why he walked out the door - is a neat trick to establish that he did, but covered in something else, namely the unknown reason. It's the same trick parents use when they ask their toddler: Do you want carrots or broccoli? It takes a while for the kid to catch on that there is a third possibility, even when the parents don't offer it.
Good comment. It’s also a conclusive statement in spite of a lack of evidence to support it.
What is the third possibility? Neither?
Your example doesn't make sense.🤔
Perhaps, it is because I was the toddler that didn't fall for the ultimatum- like, approach & neither did my own toddlers.
When I didn't like both, I wouldn't choose either one.😃😂
You used 'or' so there really isn't more than two vegetable choices, yet, you imply that there is another possibility. Did you omit that there were already peas on the table? Or, are you saying that the other possibility is to refuse both?
That's manipulation at its' roots.
No wonder children grow up to be liars and manipulators.🙄
Anyhoot: this woman may be assuming that he walked out the door because she has no other explanation or evidence of anything more.
I wouldn't call that a trick. I'd call it discernment.🤔
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@@bquietsouhearwow. What a strange interrogation of the original comment.
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@@Nous520
I didn't mesh with the example given because it is illogical & deceptive in its' own right & especially, manipulative regarding children.
As for the original subject of the comment, a simple analysis of the mothers' statement would have sufficed.
For example:
"I don't know why he walked out the door".
Analysis: I think she does know why, how & when, he walked out the door because she has given no evidence that supports & qualifies her statement, that he, in fact, walked out the door.
She hasn't stated that the door was unlocked. She installs security systems as a profession, yet, she has no security on her front door while sleeping? She has non functioning cameras, lights, motion detectors, meanwhile, all the tools of her trade are at her disposal?
These things are credible reasons for suspecting that her statement is veiled in deception.
I don't find the mother to be some master at manipulation. A bad liar, yes. An intelligent manipulator practicing trickery, by use of known or/& unknown, vegetable choices......no.🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣
If the mother were innocent, that statement could easily be an assumption on her part and nothing more.
I don't believe her, but, unlike the original commenter, I add qualifying reasons for that & not an example of early childhood manipulation tactics practiced by adults with children, resulting in the child being lead by example, to lie, deceive & fool ppl into doing what they want.
Say what you mean and mean what you say.
So, yes, strange, logically thinking folks, such as myself, will respond with an interrogative analysis of someone's motives for playing word games, instead of, saying what one means & meaning what one says.
Especially, when that same person states this kind of exampled practices. I question the commenter more than their subject, at this point.🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣
Thank you so much for pinning my comment. I’m following this story and am crushed by the way this is being handled. 🙏🏻
Thanks for letting me use it. It was stark in its clarity.
Dear Peter, please please would you analyse the latest words from Sebastian's mother & step-father in the new interview that came out today on CZcams by Oliva's Chronicles? I just cannot make my mind up about these two! Thankyou so much!
I just found your videos last night while looking for Sebastian updates. I love the careful way you present these topics without using graphic and unnecessary words when it comes to crimes involving children which are so hard to listen to. I also love what you had to say about homeschoolers, it is so frustrating to hear these crime stories that involve children who were abused and neglected and supposedly "homeschooled". I don't think any of those cases were actually homeschooled children, that's just a lie those criminal parents were using to keep them at home and hidden. Just like any of the other lies criminals use to keep their victims hidden. They are not homeschool families.
I want to mention that it has been said the dogs didn't pick up any scent of Sabastian outside of home. If he walked out the door like Mom said wouldn't there be a scent? I think it's been said Mom slept on couch, wouldn't have she heard him unlock door, open the door and lock it from outside? Also clothing he was wearing has changed. It was black shirt, black pants and black glasses. Now, it's black shirt with print on front ( Minecraft maybe? ) Mom and Stepdad not sure of print. Black pants with white stripe on side. Yes, I admit I'm having a hard time believing their story! I am praying for Sebastian everyday 💚🙏
I'm so glad you brought up the McCanns. Dreadful liars.
It's true that the press leads with how the parents feel and not the physical description, his habits, language skills, etc...
And they don’t even hold up a pic of him and ask for everyone to keep an eye out. I listened to the step father on another channel and all he wanted to say was crap to defend himself and cover his own arse. If he was really 3 hours away then i have to wonder if Sebastian was gone already before step father left town. There’s something about that man that gives me the ick vibes.
@@rebeccataylor1432
Ick vibes like he hauled that kid out over his shoulder with no shoes on and had a flashlight to figure out a dumping spot...while on the phone with his wife for 3 hours because she was freaked out and needed to vent and cry and had no one else in the world to shoulder her anxiety.
Mother also said, “I want him back“ in regards to Sebastian, instead of I want him home. It may mean nothing, but then the step-father looked at her rather quickly. It struck me as odd wording.
Chris Watts also used “I want them back, I want everyone back” about his wife and two daughters. And when he said it he obviously knew that he had murdered them and they wouldn’t be coming “back”. It struck me as odd wording from him at the time.
@@ScienceNsoul3
Rest in peace 🙏
Bella⚘
Celeste⚘
Niko⚘
Shan'ann⚘
very important, back is not 'home', she has guilty knowledge
Yes back from the other side, from the dead.
Oh man this is all just so horrific
@@zovalentine7305💔💔💔💔
Sebastian is supposed to go live with his dad full time, permanently at the end of this school year... They were both so excited. This is very sad.
*** This came from Seth Rogers himself when he called into a live stream on The Pascal Show Monday.
Very very interesting ❗
Doesn’t take long to realize Mr Hyatt knows exactly what he’s talking about!
His kids get away w nothing!
Reminds me of an old show called “lie to me”.
I LOVE watching your videos and doing my analysis first to compare. You’ve taught me so much. My son is autistic and he ran away once. My first move to post a neighborhood wide post on FB to reach everyone quickly and my second was to contact all close neighbors for video footage. My third was to contact 911. He was found within a few hours. ❤
As a mom of a 13 year old Autistic son it’s scary to me how many Autistic children have been abused and or mudered lately !! I find the mother and step-fathers behavior extremely suspicious !! If my son went missing I’d be on every news outlet and out searching for him 24/7 ! Autistic children are so sweet,loving and caring! If this child “ran away”(which his biological father doesn’t believe and neither do I ) there had to be something bad going on in that home ! Autistic children need routine and they usually do the same things over and over !! The fact that the mother and stepdad waited a week to do an interview and spent most of that interview laughing !! Red flags everywhere with these 2 !! I pray he returns safe but unfortunately he’s probably no longer alive !!!
Probably the mother is in psychological shock and on medications. Mabe she could not do intervjus before now!?!?
I appreciate you not being fearful to speak on this.
If my child went missing, and my husband was out of town, I would have immediately called 911 first.
I am so worried about this boy. He has touched so many. Please let a miracle happen and him be found safely.
I agree with you about the lack of flexibility being a drawback in a parent of a kid with autism. A batte of wills ia not a good setup for success.
Actually, autistic children very often LIKE and demand, rules and routines. They thrive on it, because they can't tolerate flexibility in their lives, as most people live. THEY can be, and often ARE very regimented. To have something off the routine to happen, can throw them into quite the tantrum. Typical people can cope with making adjustments in their day because something comes up, very few Autistic people, can. Of course, mot all people are the same, but having an Autistic child, training/education on the subject, and working with them...this is what I've seen most of the time.
Rigidity is not good for any child. Autistic or not. All children thrive when they are raised with boundaries, direction and a routine. But you apply those things with love and care toward your child, not an iron fist and a raised voice. I'm sorry, but I do not believe the Step Dad Parents that way. I think, as he stated, he is extremely black and white, and it is his way or the highway. It has also been stated that the Step Dad has made derogatory comments about Sebastion to other ppl. And has referred to Sebastion as the word that begins with the letter R. Autistic children are not the word that begins with R at all. In fact they have high iq's. It just shows that the Step Dad does not have any understanding of what Autism is, and doesn't care to learn. He comes off to me as a bully. And he did so from jump. The very 1st interview. He thought talking about how strict and authoritarian he is, was going to impress people. He was boasting and puffing his chest out like he's the big man. People like that are never kind and caring. They feed off of dominating people who can't fight back. I just feel that homelife was in deterioration, as well as their marriage. And I believe Step Dad threatened to leave and divorce the Mother etc, and used Sebastion as his reason why. God only knows what was happening to Sebastion inside that home. I pray he was not enduring physical abuse. It may not have crossed to that level yet. Maybe more mental and emotional abuse. But I feel there was an issue on Sunday night, and I don't know if Sebastion was harmed or not. Or if he overheard his Mother and Step Dad talking on the phone and there were hurtful things said about him, and it led him to leave the home upset or something. I think it is something along those lines though. And that is heartbreaking if it is so. I just continue to pray Sebastion is found and he is alive and ok. His Dad needs him. He loves him so much. I hope he gets Sebastion home safe and sound. Miracles do happen. Man what a wonderful miracle it will be if he is found alive. Until it's shown to be otherwise, there is still hope. 🙏🙏🙏
So true, to me the Mother was under the step dads spell - disciplinated, controlling, manipulating - and the way she talks about her son isn't from a loving mum, but a desperate Mum to look like a good mum. To shame him after he goes missing for me is a smoking gun that she isn't grieving like a normal person would - she may have done something in fury, possibly a dangerous punishment which may have been put him outside and he died @@alesiap.6062
QUESTION… If he truly walked out a locked door as the parents say, would any child unlock the door, walk out and relock the door behind him?
New sub here. Great work!
They need to be asked if he even has a key or a key is missing
They may have a push button or push, twist and lock doorknob that can be engaged before the door is shut. The problem is that they provide no details.
I know a kid with special needs who took his dad's keys and unlocked and then locked three doors to escape. So it does happen. After all, they see their parents locking the door after they've gone through it.
So scary!
@@janeen70 I find it extremely hard to believe the lock on the door is a cheapy knob lock. That home is a 650k home, in a subdivision with even more expensive homes. The home would have come automatically with a dead bolt, and probably a high quality knob lock as well, I would assume. But you are right, it is odd they volunteered nothing about that. And the subject of the lock itself and the style, were never even considered by the people who interviewed them.
So horrific! Behavior Panel looked at the body language, but I feel the statement analysis is more crucial in this case. I wonder if tensions were high because they were about to loose custody and an accident happened that they are now covering for.
My grandson is autistic and he's fourteen years old. His high functioning just made the national honor society. He hates noise and hates school. We had to put him in private school due to anxiety and the teachers are not respectful to these children's needs. Not all of them will work with us. I picked him up from school one day and he said I have the route and I could walk home I watch Mom. It's tough as a grandmother I would've said I love you too. I think something got out of hand with Mom. Thank you.
Grandson is the same and in private School, praying for Sébastien 💚🙏🏼
Yes. When my daughter was in school, it wasn’t even a matter of the teachers knowing about autism or what to do with her, the biggest hurdle was getting a teacher that believes her autism was real and who was willing to try some accommodations for her disability.
Agree it is very, very stressful to raise a special needs child, and teen hormones make it harder. If step dad is "strict," and former military, it may have made the environment in the household even more stressful. But reach OUT for help.
‘When I woke him up for school, he wasn’t there’
Hello Peter, I really enjoy your videos! I have a request for you: Jeffrey Dahmer was interviewed in prison with his father beside him by Stone Philips. Many people argue that Dahmer was being truthful and showed some regret and remorse in those interviews. I however think that Dahmer was a psychopath and was incapable of feeling empathy, remorse and also as a manipulative liar he lied about most of what he said to get whatever he wanted out of the interview. Could you do an analysis of a snippet of that interview, please?
Brilliant as always! Thank you, Peter
I STILL reference his book to this day !!!!
Wise As A Serpent; Gentle As A Dove: Dealing With Deception
The first sentence:
"Being Deceived hurts."
page 1
I was hooked, having been deceived since birth when family hid my true name, father's name, etcetera, ad nauseam infinitum❗
🙏 I am grateful for having spent my career in the legal field whereby expediting discovery 🙏
Thanks Peter. I was late joining because of a meeting so rewatching from the start straight away
I can’t begin to imagine what Sebastian’s mother must be going through… the interview that I watched showed a very distraught woman, almost “rocking herself” to calm down. Is it possible that tensions flared, Sebastian walked out the door, and mom let him go? Could he have been picked up by someone he knew? Or someone he didn’t know? It’s such a sad situation 😢
There's a doorbell camera directly across the street, Sebastian wasn't seen leaving the house after entering Sunday afternoon with Mom.
They say the camera also picked up bedroom lights going off at 9pm and 12 midnight in Sebastian's home.
It’s really dark in that neighborhood, no street lights, that’s why they only saw the 2 flashlights behind Sebastian’s yard. At least that’s all that’s been released, who knows what they’ve got on footage. Who had the flashlights? Was it 2 or more people meeting up? Or doing something they shouldn’t. It was around 3 am.
The step father’s voice when he describes Sebastian was “jumping around or fidgeting” or whatever he said about movement was a red flag. I heard the aggravation in his voice.
Thanks for all you do!!🙏♥️
Been hoping you would cover this!
Thank you for validating how I was feeling about this.
Very informative & I’ve learned a lot today. Thank you.
Exactly 💯 Talking about their mannerisms & how they act might help identify someone on the Spectrum where there's a crowd of of people. I attended wrestling shows & there's a young man who is on the Spectrum who comes to the shows who walks on his tip toes which would be an identifying characteristic even if his appearance might change.
Great live Q&A Peter, thank you!
Thank you.
Thank you for your analysis. I certainly cannot speak for everyone, but I think your thoughts echo the concerns and uneasiness that so many watching this unfold hold. Today is Easter Sunday. Praying for a beautiful miracle for Sebastian 💚
Hopefully someone who knows his personality and triggers will come forth and give a detailed profile of him. Depending on his severity of Autism, it’s very possible to rule out actions Sebastian was capable of. These kids rarely deviate from routine, again depending on severity.
He is high functioning and verbal.
Excellent Q and A. Always learn so much from you. Thank you! 🙏 for Sebastian.
I really enjoyed this Q&A.
You were able to answer questions so openly and clearly.
Thank you and much respect from Denmark, Scandinavia
Thank you Peter !
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Love your podcast very informative
Yeah, them saying "he went right out the door" struck me as a very out of place to statement. And then with no shoes.
Let's entertain the idea that he went out the door, the only way he'd go without shoes is if he was in fear and running away from danger. Then I could see going without shoes.
Really hope they find Sebastian. 🙏
Yes absolutely the only way he would be right out the door without shoes on.
I was involved on the perimeter of the Hailey case. My partner showed up to assist with the investigation and found that law enforcement had no idea how to work that kind of case. He mentioned some sound investigative techniques and they said they didn't need his help. So we were sent away.
First timer listening to your channel. Excellent thought process. I have subscribed 👍
I REALLY ENJOY LISTENING TO YOU''RE PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS. THANK YOU!
I saw the mom and stepfather's second interview and something definitely seems off with the stepdad. To me it would seem that the stepfather knows more than he's letting on. Also his priorities don't seem right at all. He says "You’re not in trouble, that door’s unlocked and waiting for you to come home. Your puppies miss you, your family misses you, I miss you, just come home". His priority is being in trouble, "that door" is strange terminology. Surely it's "our door" or even "the door"? The stepfather puts himself at the bottom of the list of who's missing Sebastian. When addressing Sebastian he says "your" a lot and not "we miss you" or "*the* puppies miss you" etc. Distancing language? Keep up the good work Peter!
Very good analysis and this theory fits the circumstances well. If it played out like this it would be tragic but not severe punishment for the parents , hope it isnt a more awful scenario.
Thank you..
"I'm having some technical difficulties here," followed by: "What he said." I am autistic. I actually laughed out terribly loudly because I thought Peter was making a pun along the "what she said" lines.
It's not you. Peter's analyses are fantastic to listen to when he speaks on a case in an uninterrupted presentation. But when he does the question and answer part it is very difficult to follow for three reasons: He doesn't read aloud the question or comment he is addressing, he jumps around to different cases assuming we all know each case that he references, and of those cases he doesn't clearly state his conclusion of a particular element.
Maybe Peter thinks we don't want him repeating himself and/or we all know what he means without him saying it (AGAIN!). But we don't all know so repetition or a quick thing from him like "ok folks, that means to me ______". would be great. But I just get out of him what I can because it's all so fascinating.
I read and reread his book and I watch and rewatch all of his youtube presentations. Peter Hyatt is the most fascinating person in the world to me and that is not an exaggeration.
@@folksin42 I too find his insights incredibly fascinating. Maybe he's autistic too, a little bit at least (I was diagnozed), because I too assume everyone knows pretty much all of my premises when making an argument, and that everyone can hear my thoughts telepathically. Now I'm going to compare myself to Uncle A, which I find myself doing a lot, but the ideosynchratic bits, not the racist, genocidal bits. Well, those too. No just kidding, just the weird bits when he thinks everyone can hear what he's thinking: After the Fall of Stalingrad, at the top level conference with all the generals, on the point of why Paulus didn't commit suicide, which Uncle A was really keen for him to do, he goes: "What about hot chicks?" (I'm paraphrazing here of course) and then goes on a long rant in which he mentions a number of women/girls who did themselves in, without mentioning their names and giving really obscure references. Whenever the brass wanted to get him back on track, he always reverted to taking about the beautiful ladies, so the former must have thought he was going off on a tangent but because it was Uncle A they probably thought it wise not to intervene too much.
Professor Hyatt you’re absolutely incredible. I’m planning on getting your training after I graduate from my program
💚🙏🏼💚 Sebastian‘s mom knows exactly where he is. I have a gut feeling he’s still alive. I really wish she would say something that poor baby does not deserve this.
Hi 🤗 I’m follow your work before,whith R.D. Hall. Great,i’ll go so far to say it vas fantastic job you did!!
About this Case: I Wonder why the mother and the step dad had so much focus on «the food» when they say something about the last day and even elsewhere in their interjuv??
Sorry,i knowe my spelling is bad 🇳🇴
Maby they Even had a lock on their frich…….? A lot is wrong,»The last supper»? Thats just One thing i reacting too,and there is so much more…. Thanks for your input on the case. Keep on rocking Peter👍🏻❣️
Yes, keep things calm.
In one interview when CP was told Sebastian was missing his reaction was "Oh well he's just hiding again." So if that's what he thought, why did he call the police?
Hi Peter. Just in case you are going to analize the father's interview, it was released a few hours ago. The statements " I hope he's not deceased " and " He is mine!", gave me chills .
See at X (Twitter) @PeterFHyatt Significant info given by father
The father was on shift aa a deputy sheriff when Sébastien went missing. There is no chance he did it
@@LittleMissScareAllKy I didn't say he had anything to do with, I just listened to his words as Peter is trying to teach all of us here.
My youngest son passed away June 1st 2022 and he was 27 years old. The look on the mother and step dad's face does not look like my child is missing. It looks like grief and possibly guilt imo. Just an observation from a grieving parent. I hope I'm wrong and Sebastian is okay.
Agreed. I have several family members who have lost children at various ages and these parents are too..calm. They seem to be at almost at a stage of acceptance with his absence and it’s just odd.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. My gut feel is that Sebastian had a melt down and there was pushing, shoving, etc and Sebastian fell, hit his head and died.
Dad has done a few short interviews already and called into live stream (The Pascal Show) where he revealed a lot.
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Thanks Peter
🙏Sebastian Rogers 🙏
Puberty can be a turning point with autistic boys and their behaviors often become more than a parent can handle. I've dealt with some very challenging situations in residential care, luckily we have several staff on shift as we sometimes have to intervene with approved physical interventions/restraints until calm returns, at times we required police assistance. You would be amazed at the incredible strength of a skinny teenager. I am not suggesting Sebastian was in this category just providing a bit of an overview concerning the challenges that present when boys become young men with behavioral issues.
Edit to clarify. Physical does not involve violence when I speak of a physical restraint, we have specialists come in and design and train us in a maneuver and to approve we are doing it precisely and correctly. This particular location is called specialized services, there are lock down units and cameras. This is a much higher level of care then that of the other homes at my agency.
It sounds awful.
The bio dad clearly loves this child as evidenced by his searching efforts.
RESPECT FOR YOU PETER H
Makes me think of the Harley Dilly case a couple years ago.
Ah but Peter, I was only diagnosed as on the autism spectrum 4 years ago, I was just as autistic in the 60s and 70s whilst growing up, its just that in the late 50s and 60s, they seemed to think it was sex linked. So my male cousins were diagnosed but I was just the "painfully shy" and "difficult" and cold and detatched, girl. I went through hell in Primary school with a physically abusive teacher I had for 3 years who beat me up at age 7 for passing the IQ test,( the 7 plus, that British kids all took at 7 and 11 years old) with the best score in the class (as number sequences come easier to me). Her reason was "because you did it deliberately to embarrass me, you never work in class!". Hideous woman ruined my school years, thankfully I'm auto didactic so it wasnt anything I couldnt catch up on, but she had me terrified every day for 3 years. I think there is more autism now but its partly because girls mask it better and for the reasons I already gave.
The interview on "Duchess" channel was one massive red flag, wow. The channel closed comments and the only comments are very sympathetic to the mother and the man. His real dad said he would not leave without shoes really struck me. My autistic clients, some, only remove their shoes for bed and they can be very particular about clothing choices as many have sensory issues, it can be so rigid that staff actually refer to specific individuals "uniforn" when training new staff ie do not purchase short sleeves or no sleeved shirts, this kind of material, colors, textures etc. Some don't care but some are very rigid in their preferences.
1. Sebastian was supposed to go live with his real father
2. I think mom and stepdad were afraid of something Sebastian might tell real dad.
3. Mom is an easily agitated person and I think mom lost control and unalived Sebastian.
4. Mom would call the stepdad and tell him what she did
5. Stepdad came to the house and carried Sebastian away.
6. I suspect the flashlights in the backyard were mom and stepdad carrying away the body to stepdads vehicle
7. I thin stepdad went north toward jackson and the body was dumped on a riverbank in Jackson on just onto the 412
8. I think mom will slip up soon
9. The body will be found on a riverbank, not in the water
10. Mom and stepdad will both be charged
On day one the story from step dad was off, with mum knowing he went somewhere with the Step dad, body language is a mighty sword.. I do help successfully in many cases like this with the police although I am semi retired now yet you make some very good valid points . My visions saw Sebastian asleep in a car/truck with the step father and was dropped off without his glasses into a heavily wooded area and the route where the dad was going to work and had stopped off when it was light hrs (not darkness) a long way from home. I saw Sebastian under branches pulled over him (like a camp made of branches and nearby a river to the right running down a low sloped hill.. there is an empty cabin in a dark colour over to the far left (which maybe only open in summer) I felt he was alive possibly drugged yet not sure now if he is alive. Today I am being prompted to mention his glasses because this will become important. It may well be he was put there without his glasses so he could not see his way out and left alive. The horses need to do ground search.
Loved the exception 😊
Sorry I missed the live Q&A. Is it my imagination but did I see some duping delight from the mother and step dad?
My parents would always say “I love you “ to me and my Sissy. We said it in reply.
I thought step dad was working
About 3 hours away when this
Happened
His employment should be
Verified
Thanks so much for remembering Hailey Dunn, still unsolved murder. Please don’t let Sebastian become another one.
Peter, thank you for sharing your excellent wisdom with us, I enjoy very much to learn from this. Off topic question: could you do a video with Michael Jackson? or would that be too controversial. I do realize it's not a popular topic, would just be really interesting. Thank you 🙏
There are so many cases that need his expertise, why would he waste his time on that?
MJ was abusing kids, without a doubt, innocent men do not pay out a single penny, MJ paid out millions. MJ was more than likely abused himself, not an excuse, just making a point.
No way he walked out without shoes. Not sold! Her rocking back and forth was disturbing. Stepfather married five times! Uh ah. Nope, not Ward Clever.
Also there's no scent from dogs anywhere outside the house, if he left out the front door ( back door has couch in front of it) wouldn't there be a scent? 😳 Also, I think Mom said she slept on couch, if that's the case wouldn't she had heard Sebastian going out the front door because back door had couch in front of it? Also when Sebastian came up missing early in case Mom described clothing to be black shirt, black shirt and black glasses. Now, it's black shirt with print on it ( Minecraft) black pants with white stripe on side. Don't know if it makes any difference or not. 😊
@@wandajbeard9816 Yes, good points!
@@wandajbeard9816 Wouldn't Sebastian's scent be all over that house and yard just because he lives there? Are the dogs able to tell what time the scent was put somewhere? Ok that's silly, but really, I wonder why they didn't smell him anywhere?
@@anaseijas3923 Yeah. I guess so! Thanks. It is just disturbing to watch.
You just taught me what my mom is doing she is doing self preservation for herself! Because she is hiding what she is doing to my brother!
Mom: " *I know* that it was very dark that night.....so far, we haven't found him on any camera footage to *prove* where he's at...or where he's gone"
The phone call for hours is what bothers me most about them. Something is DEFINITELY not right!
They can't even communicate in a short interview! I can't see them having a 3 hour conversation over the phone! Very suspicious!
When my husband works out of town we talk for hours. It’s perfectly normal in a good marriage. You miss each other and want to share your day, and the mom mentioned what a good day they had. Shopping and dinner with family I believe. It’s easy to talk that long. My husband and I once ran up a $2000 phone bill when he did a month long job in Canada. He’s company split the bill because they knew it was hard for us to be apart. And they we’re grateful he took the job. No one else wanted to go out of the country. So I understand. When you marry your best friends you want to spend time with them and when they need to work out of town the phone is the best next thing to being together. The mom was so completely beside herself and her husband was trying to be strong and positive. I think also he hated seeing his wife so upset. And was trying to make sense of it all, they just want him to come home. I am praying 🙏🏻 he’s found safe.
I'm back again, and have been mulling. I have two theories - thinking about how we know so many cases begin from a loss of control....Theory1: s-dad already losing control of his other kids and now Sebastian is moving to his Father's. Theory2: Seeing the "backpage" type site that s-dad follows on FB, maybe Mom is the one losing control, of Sebastian to his Father, and her Husband/marriage.
I agree that some (most) interviewers ask the most ridiculous questions. What are you feeling right now, you must be devastated. What do you expect? But the mother of Sebastian giggles and looks at stepdad. RED FLAG!!!
I’m just learning about the good night I love you statement in a lot of cases.This was also stated in the Madeline Soto case🥵😓😓😓😓
No Shoes On = it's a bad sign, he is likely dead, his body disposed of before authorities informed.
No one runs away from home barefoot, no one goes to the bus station/train station/the Mall/a restaurant barefoot.
If you see someone in town barefoot you'd be concerned for them, you'd wonder.... were they in trouble/having a psychotic event/in need of help.
Exactly, and it was also only 30 degrees there that night. Mom said nothing about a coat, gloves, hat. The lack of normal nurturing behavior in her words is what gives her away for me. And of course the snide little chips at Sebastion over and over again.
Question: Do you as a statement analyst find yourself dissecting conversations in your own interpersonal relationships or find people hesitant to come to you with issues or questions, OR does it make for better relationships? I realize it’s a great warning tool, but can it be a detriment in daily life relations?
Both. Analyzing and sensing some reluctance--thankfully, most I know are honest.
@@PeterHyattThank you for taking the time to answer! I figured most people in your inner circle MUST be trustworthy or you wouldn’t be engaged with them for long. It’s nice you have a sanctuary from all the evil and human frailty you deal with. Bless you sir.✨
I would like it if you would discuss, in depth, the particular speech differences of someone in active addiction versus someone with long term recovery. I find this really interesting and relevant.
Is it easy for you, when meeting people or acquaintances, to pick up on a person’s speech pattern, that lets you know they may have a substance abuse problem? Thank you! I find your analysis so thought provoking!
@@r.alexnovikoff6667this is a great request! I’d like to hear it too.
Another statement analyst Mr. Shaffer said the goodnight scenario appears in every case a crime has occurred.
As part of the SEEING them die do you think?
That consistency is wild, isn’t it?!