Why Robert Telles' Timeline Is A Lie

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In a discussion on "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke analyzes Robert Telles' behavior during his trial for the murder of Jeff German. Dreeke critiques Telles' use of language, highlighting how he avoids direct denials and instead uses phrases like "I'd like to think I wouldn't do that," which suggests a lack of sincerity and truthfulness. He observes that Telles' body language, including defensive postures like holding his fist near his chin, indicates discomfort and attempts to conceal his true emotions. Dreeke compares Telles' behavior to other high-profile defendants, noting similarities to Lori Vallow's delusions but describing Telles as a higher-functioning sociopath. He argues that Telles' apparent belief in his own false narrative is characteristic of someone with a serious disconnect from reality, possibly edging towards psychopathy. Dreeke also discusses the implications of Telles' actions and speech patterns, suggesting that his lack of empathy and emotional connection to others reveals his psychological state. The conversation underscores the importance of analyzing both verbal and nonverbal cues to understand a defendant's mindset and potential guilt.
- Robin Dreeke critiques Robert Telles' language and behavior as indicative of dishonesty and lack of sincerity.
- Telles frequently uses non-committal phrases instead of outright denials, suggesting he is not fully truthful.
- Dreeke highlights Telles' defensive body language, such as holding his fist to his chin, as signs of discomfort.
- The podcast compares Telles' behavior to that of Lori Vallow, but notes Telles' higher cognitive functioning.
- Dreeke suggests Telles may be a high-functioning sociopath, lacking empathy and emotional connections.
- Telles' behavior reflects a potential disconnect from reality and an overconfidence in his fabricated narrative.
- The discussion emphasizes the value of behavioral analysis in courtroom settings to assess a defendant's credibility and mental state.
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