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Hello HTC crew! We are learning how to broadcast live on Patreon. I'm not sure if anyone will able to watch this live on Wednesday from this page, but either way, Dr. John and I will be live on our Hidden True Crime YouTube Channel that night with his analysis of Alex Cox during his police Interview.  If it doesn't air live onto Patreon, it will be live by clicking this video link (6 pacific. 7 mountain. 8 central. 9 eastern). If it does air live right here on Patreon, then we will check off one more thing on the How-To-Be-Tech-Savvy-In-2021-To-Do-List. We hope you join us wherever it might be!

Until then, more documents coming your way. Whew!

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LIVE Hidden Hour: ALEX COX POLICE INTERVIEW ANALYSIS WITH DR. JOHN

PLEASE HIT SUBSCRIBE. Alex Coxes police interview gives us a fascinating look into the mind of a murderer. Dr. John Matthias will analyze his Police interview live Wednesday at 6pm Pacific. 7 Mountain. 8 Central. 9 Eastern. Website with all of our episodes: https://hiddentruecrime.podbean.com/ Dr. John Matthias is a licensed clinical and forensic psychologist with twenty-five years’ experience in both clinical and forensic work. He has performed over 500 forensic and psychological evaluations and risk assessments for the courts since 1996, assessing the risks for violent and sexual recidivism for both adults and juveniles. He serves as an expert witness for the federal government and he has consulted on numerous high-profile cases for District Attorney’s offices and defense attorneys in several states. He is a certified court evaluator in several Western states, and he has forensic evaluation contracts with the federal government. He recently started a podcast, Hidden: A True Crime Podcast, with his journalist wife, Lauren, to present forensic psychology to a broad audience. The current season of the podcast explores the psychological dynamics behind the Vallow/Daybell case. In the forensic area, Dr. Matthias has developed expertise in personality assessments, hidden behavioral motivations, complex trauma and criminal psychology. In the clinical realm, he has worked with numerous victims of abuse and trauma, including with survivors of the Las Vegas shooting massacre in 2017. He also received his Master’s degree in Marriage, Family and Child counseling from the University of Southern California and he has worked with hundreds of families, couples and children over the years. He supervises UNLV doctoral students on forensic assessments, clinical case formulation, and various therapeutic approaches to clinical work. Dr. Matthias graduated with honors in philosophy from Princeton University, and won the prestigious McCosh Thesis prize while there. In high school he graduated valedictorian from a large public high school in Chicago where he was chosen to participate in a ground-breaking valedictory study that continues to this day. He received his doctorate from the University of Southern California. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE Hidden: A true crime podcast is CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY REINVENTED. Pull up a chair at our dinner table as a forensic psychologist and a journalist, who are husband and wife, delve into the psychological facets of unthinkable crimes. Join us on a journey into the darkest recesses of the human mind and the unconscious motivations that drive human behaviors. Website with all of our episodes: https://hiddentruecrime.podbean.com/ Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hidden-a-true-crime-podcast/id1521619380?i=1000493991671 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/hiddentruecrime/ YouTube Channel: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCBp03toXz-WZ6gSt7YtSdEg We appreciate help from our listeners. Your donations help us to produce these podcasts. We have some big plans to explore the true crime terrain in a way that no one else has attempted. We also plan to offer significant bonus content in the near future as we grow. TO DONATE: https://www.patreon.com/hiddentruecrime Or https://www.paypal.me/hiddentruecrime With your generosity, Let's see how far we can go together to reinvent the true crime genre. THANK YOU

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Chelsea Jackman

Good luck! You’re getting really good with that mute button on YouTube!

Char

Too funny (the tech part!) It may take a little time, but soon the "mysterious tech inner sanctum" will be conquered by you and Dr. John! Never fear! But seriously, I'm looking forward to hearing Alex Cox's interview with the police. Thank you and Dr. John for all of the hard work you both do to bring the HTC podcasts to us. Dr. John's in-depth analyses of the people involved is simply fascinating. I'm learning such a great deal about what makes people tick and their resulting behaviors. I can't wait for this next video! 🙂

RobynB

Im looking forward to Dr Johns analysis of Alex, I always learn so much.

Kelli Janssen

Could the difference be because Tylee was alone in the room when you did your review and Alex has a police officer sitting across from him?

Cynthia Carter

I watched the live but I can't remember if this is where you mentioned there was some information that Lori was texting one of the Daybell daughters "early on" can you reveal what is meant by "Early on?" do we know what they were texting? Do we know if it was before Tammy's death or before the children's deaths? When is early on?

Jennifer Priebe

One thing I keep wondering about is why the hell does a 15 year old living in a quiet Mormon enclave need a baseball bat in her room for protection? Wouldn't the police think that was unusual-like this is not a safe household?

FLB

I thought Tylee had the bat because "staying with Alex" meant she was often on her own when he made long-haul trucking stops.

Jamye Alexandra

This was very insightful. Thank you. His lack of emotion here is chilling… In Zulema’s interview she said at one point shortly before Alex died he said “I’m either a man of god or I’m not.” It’s the only account that shows that something in Alex started to doubt Lori before he died. I’ve also always wondered if he purposely missed when shooting at Tammy & Brandon. I feel like Alex did believe Lori 100% when he killed Charles and he must have to kill the kids. But I think the kids murder was hard on him. He had seen himself as a protector of Lori and her kids before that… I think after the kids he began to doubt, and the purposely misses Brandon & Tammy. Maybe as a warning, maybe because he had doubts. But he was right next to Tammy and he missed…. He supposedly was an expert. Then if Zulema’s plastic sheet theory is right, he doesn’t go through with her killing either. I just wonder were the misses possibly a small bit of conscience that was sparked from the trauma of killing the kids? If so, his “trust” rating must have gone down. Then Chad gave him that weird blessing where he says he’s supposed to die and come back beside Christ as a protector of children…. I think that is why he likely committed sucicide or was murdered. I still don’t believe that was natural causes.

Katie Marlowe

I don’t believe he died of natural causes either, and I think we’re in good company. In fact, I think he likely committed suicide somehow; and in doing so proved his faith in Chad and Lori’s doctrine. If there had ever been room for doubts, it surely would have been before he killed his own niece and nephew. One would hope, anyways.

Joanna Mulvaney

there were a few instances where I think he was trying to make an ironic joke. It reminded me of little boys showing off for their friends. Like the fist pump celebration. To me it came across as him just not reading the mood in the room at all, and trying to use his “comedy” to get them onside. From what I’ve seen his stand up routines rely on shock and discomfort or incongruity to generate laughs. I wonder how much that is a conscious creative decision and how much is just him telling tales from his life with his inappropriate or callous narrative style. Cheers up his friend with his deadpan humour? No pal, that’s just his actual reaction and you wrongly thought he was trying to make you laugh.