Listen To Robert Telles Try To Explain His Actions The Day Of Murder

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In the latest episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke provides analysis on the testimony of Robert Telles, who is accused of murdering journalist Jeff German. Dreeke highlights several inconsistencies in Telles' statements, noting that his testimony is filled with vague language and noncommittal answers, which Dreeke interprets as attempts to avoid the truth. Telles' recounting of his activities on the day of the murder, such as "going for a walk" or "watching TV or working," lacks specificity and is inconsistent with his usual behavior patterns, raising suspicion. Dreeke also discusses Telles' use of unusual speech patterns and "word blocking" when discussing uncomfortable topics like his extramarital affair, suggesting these are indicators of deception. Furthermore, Telles' admission that he lied about the extent of his relationship with Roberta Lee points to an attempt to control the narrative around his actions. Dreeke concludes that Telles' behaviors, both verbal and nonverbal, demonstrate significant signs of stress and potential deception, particularly when discussing sensitive subjects. He emphasizes the importance of detecting deviations from normal behavior patterns as key in understanding whether someone is being truthful or deceptive.
- Robin Dreeke analyzes Robert Telles' courtroom testimony and behavior for signs of deception.
- Telles' vague and non-specific language about his activities on the day of Jeff German's murder is seen as suspicious.
- Dreeke identifies "word blocking" and tempo shifts in Telles' speech as indicators of discomfort or dishonesty.
- Telles admitted to lying about his affair with Roberta Lee, adding to suspicions about his overall credibility.
- Dreeke emphasizes the importance of detecting deviations from normal behavior to assess truthfulness.
- The analysis highlights the inconsistencies in Telles' statements as potential evidence of his involvement in the crime.
- Dreeke suggests Telles' behavior demonstrates significant stress and potential deception under scrutiny.
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