I watched the whole thing. Pretty interesting stuff. Raised a lot of the same points I have personally and In my opinion
Yeah, I listened to the rest and there isn't anything new that hasn't been mentioned here. It's a good review for anyone who hasn't been following the case.
They continue to point out how the parents seem emotionally detached and draw attention to all the red flags.
They bring up the bio mom stating she thinks they are involved and focus on their response. They both say "that's understandable," which comes across as an admission of guilt. They point out that should not be the case. Why would they accept being accused of foul play if no foul play was involved? They seemed to accept it too easily.
They continued to give examples of distancing behavior, such as TW crossing his arms in front of him the entire time.
They said when TW replied, "it came to us (when asked if they were foster children) and they became our children," that he was dehumanizing the children in his mind. He said they named them, yet never mentions their names. He is objectifying the children. They point out that JW is standing right there and never interjects.
They reiterate that they seem more concerned about what people think than their missing children.
When they are asked to "tell us about the boys," TW again speaks in present tense, stating, "They do love to get rough with each other," " of course, they would love to go outside, but we weren't trying to go outside through the pandemic, the boys are rambunctious, "they're kids," TW adds. They are non committal and evasive.
They point out that they can't maintain a positive disposition for the boys for just a few minutes which implies abuse has been ongoing.
They also mention the chief and what a good job he's doing. He has not hesitated to bring in other organizations.
Imo
