As a kid growing up in that time in Canada I remember so clearly having stranger danger shoved down our throats because of this case. The details of her kidnapping helped unearth some memories. I didn’t remember her name because no adult would go further beyond saying a girl was kidnapped and never came home. Knowing the details here, I can understand why. I remember my friends and I, as kids, talking about it and what we’d do if someone promised to show us a bunch of puppies and what if they actually had puppies. I remember actively avoiding petting dogs at the park and being afraid of being near parked cars with open doors.

Sounds like you had good parents......it's difficult as a parent to know how much warning to give your child...don't want to scare them but on the other hand you do want to scare them.....hope you know what I mean.....safety for your child is # 1

@WubbleBubble Ball People fight over things, people have different languages, different customs, etc. and it's harder for people who are unrelated on all levels (genes, economics, nationality, language, culture) to communicate accurately.

You're more likely to piss someone off and start a fight to put it bluntly.

@Kat Tsun oop disregard my other comment, I got that vibe from you but I didn’t want to assume😅

@Kat Tsun you make some solid points but do elaborate on the “intermingled ethnic groups” and how it’s unsafe by nature

@Bennett Mitchell It really is not about poverty. The poorest areas in the US are still above world average, but the crime rates are some of the highest in the world. You might argue that it is a consequence of the collapse of social structure in ex-slave groups like US blacks, Haitians, Jamaicans, etc.

As for the negative effects of diversity on social trust, it is a generally accepted finding from Robert Putnam.

@Bennett Mitchell US Census Bureau definitions don't matter in this regard?

People are different based on a variety of factors, genetics being predominant in adulthood in general, and heterogeneous societies full of diverse cultures, economic systems, and differing gene pools will be more violent than ones that are broadly speaking the same language, coming from the same culture, and related to each other for thousands of years of interbreeding and mingling.

Crime in the US is related to diversity because poverty is related to diversity. Diverse societies are built like India and other massively disparate empires: on functional caste systems with people at the top and the bottom. America is a racialist caste society and was founded by slaveowners explicitly so the slaveowners could dodge taxes being used to pay for their dumb frontier war, so it's not surprising that the slave system continues in ever more diluted forms.

America's caste system is markedly more racist than most societies because it tends to judge based on skin color alone though, which is something that Americans think is universal because they have no real knowledge of the world. For the most part this is fairly inaccurate since it fails to grasp that there are wide, immense differences in "skin color" (just ask how much cultural relevance a Milanese gentleman of 1600 has to a Sapmi reindeer herder at the same era, or modern Yoruba to Igbo or various neighboring Bantus to Somalis, for modern times) that are fairly relevant.

Read Azar Gat's Nations smh.

The US is by far the most violent "Western" country, Japan is by far the least, and everyone else is somewhere in between. In the future I suspect the US will end up similar to Brazil or Argentina: i.e. a racial apartheid state held together by the glue of a broadly Caucasian and Asiatic ruling class against a mass of Hispanic or African-American lower castes and some Caucasian middle managers.

Generally speaking, economic distance alone isn't adequate to do crime. It requires a combination of cultural-linguistic and genetic distance that simply doesn't exist in places like Korea or Japan, but certainly exists in the United States, and whatever bizarre admixtures of Bantustan tribals collected from various Malian and proto-Nigerian warlords that constitute "African-American" are. That sort of cultural distance kind of sort of still exists in European societies, but they've been tempered by recent, ephemeral events to not fight each other. At least the Western ones have.

Long term prediction is that Western Europe will probably be violent again in a century or two since it's always been fairly violent between each other though. That's assuming there's no major genetic shifts in the ruling classes I suppose, since it's entirely possible they may be replaced by a homogeneous ruling elite that unites the disparate peoples under an iron fist, like the Arabs did in North Africa a thousand years ago.

@Kat Tsun In the US, the majority of crime occurs between people of the same ethnicity which really goes against your claim. I don’t know if you live in the US or a country with immense diversity like it, but tension between different groups that goes far enough to create crime isn’t that strong. Crime in the US (and in the rest of the world) is largely an effect from poverty in certain areas, not diversity.

@Bennett Mitchell Sweden has a very liberal definition of rape that expands the number counted, so you're comparing apples to oranges, and it mostly happens in diverse cities like Malmo anyway.

Diversity doesn't lead to failed societies, it just leads to more violence without strong enforcement of borders and segregation of the disparate groups. This is sort of the point behind NECSI modeling of violence in Yugoslavia and Switzerland.

@Kat Tsun Diversity doesn’t lead to failed societies. The contention that homogenous populations commit less crime isn’t backed up by any real evidence. Sweden and Norway are some of the most homogeneous countries in the world with some of the highest rape rates in the western world. Japan’s postwar cultural shift and regulation on weapons are more likely the cause of low crime in the country. Also the notion that Japanese children should be scared that American soldiers are going to rape them is absolutely absurd.

@Kat Tsun You make a Very Compelling point and it seems very thought Out and Detailed. Too bad i cant read

@Gabriel Abato Fair.

I'm just saying that it's safer for kids to walk around Japan, Korea, or Germany than in most Anglo countries I guess.

@Kat Tsun I'm wearing a Japanese sweatshirt rn you don't need to convince me Japan is cool

@Gabriel Abato Genuine cope. That's literally what you're doing rn.

In Japan a man who asks if you want to see puppies is asking you if you want to see puppies. He's an uncle and he's harmless because everyone knows who he is, he's the guy who tends to the old family shrine down the street every day for as long as anyone can remember, he's like 90 years old, and he lived through the American bombing.

In Canada they're an accomplice to a murder-rapist? Wild.

You don't need street smarts in a safe society, because the streets are as safe as your own home in a safe society. The idea that the streets are dangerous only comes out when society at large has failed, either because it's too diverse (thus, dangerous, because diversity incites criminality due to differences in opinions, social structures, cultural-economic understandings, and genetics) or it's too poorly policed, or whatever.

Canada has a murder rate four times higher than that of Japan's, and a rape rate 2/3rd's greater, and probably edges towards the younger end of that scale because Anglophone countries seem to be really child rapey for whatever reason. It's one of the nicer Anglophone countries, too, and it's still quite dangerous. It's hardly Australia or the United States in terms of rape or violent crime.

So children in Japan as young as seven or eight can generally walk home from school, go to the store, and ride the subway, unless American soldiers are around, in which case they are genuinely in danger of being kidnapped and raped by a few Marines or sailors, but even that seems to happen less than the rape-murders in Canada lol.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/10/why-japanese-kids-can-walk-to-school-alone/408475/

It's not a big secret, either. Japan is just better at policing, better at punishing criminals, and more socially (and ethnically/genetically) homogeneous than Canada. Canada is a fairly patchworky, heterogeneous place with a lot of intermingling ethnic groups from all the world in cities like Ontario and Toronto and Vancouver, which makes them unsafe by nature.

The sort of behavior that's common in Tokyo, like six or seven years olds walking home from school every day by themselves a few miles or so, would get you kidnapped and rape-murdered in Ontario or Toronto lol.

Anglo countries should take a page from Japan or Singapore and divest themselves of a lot of the trash ideology stuff that makes their societies dangerous. They won't, and it's a pipe dream (Australia is trying, bless their hearts), but it would be a lot better than what Canadians, Australians, Americans, and Britishers have to deal with at the moment.

@Kat Tsun lmao that's not what's happening. It's about having street smarts and not just trusting the word of anybody who walks up to you. Which is what every kid should be learning

Good. I made my son and daughter paranoid, too.✌😘

I grew up in Ontario around the same time as well and I remember in school they were big on showing us all these stranger danger videos lol I dunno if it was all because of Tori, because there were other pretty famous cases at the time (like the boy in Alberta who was also kidnapped and killed) but yeah it's funny how it works. I remember one of the videos was a girl being approached by a guy with a dog so that maybe that was inspired by Tori. I think it's good they at least taught us this stuff because street smarts really are so important


This detective is a legend, this isn't the first sicko he's interrogated. I'm glad he works in my country, getting these psychos off the streets.


Listened to this while ironing and by the 30th minute now I'm positively affirmed "I'm not a monster. I made mistakes. I gotta deal with it and move on. I can't turn back time. Nobody can decide my destiny but myself. My credibility is all I have left"

These are the basics of Buddhism as well :)

Ha. I love your comment !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These interviews have a way of making you self reflect 🤣😎👊✌ I love it


I can’t even begin to imagine the utter terror, pain, and loneliness that innocent little girl must have experienced. So sickening & devastating that her life ended with those as her final moments...what absolute fucking monsters.

Right, and not only is the death penalty justice, but it acts as a deterrent, even to those who have already committed the crime. If this guy had any way of avoiding death he would’ve because he cares about himself. As is, this guy had nothing to squirm about. Three meals a day a place to live free healthcare, likely his own cell and segregated because even prisoners or more just then liberals out here on the street that are protecting these evil people. In jail they Will serve justice to people like this guy. Even people who have murdered themselves.

What makes it even more horrifying is that after all the pain, fear, and trauma she endured, there was no reprieve. No relief or hope that it was over. The very last thing this little girl saw on Earth was the face of her rapist and murderer. He's a monster and yet he still has the nerve to act like the victim? Disgusting.

@Krist H just btw, the woman is just as big of a monster. The woman is the one that killed the little girl. I don’t mean metaphorically, the woman is the one who hit the girl in the head with the hammer.

What bothers me is that she likely saw the woman and felt like she could be trusted. To be given to this monster. How awful.

I was deeply disturbed by this as well. When you’re an empathetic individual like myself and like you seem to be it’s hard not to place yourself in that little girls shoes. Both of these assholes are monsters they will get their comeuppance


Pretty interesting to see detective Jim Smith  playing the “bad cop” role this time around compared to the Russ Williams interrogation.

Smith was playing good cop the entire time, the worst thing he did was promise food that he didn't deliver on. The lead investigator was the one grilling the fuck out of him at the halfway mark and at the end.

MrNoSleep OSRS aw hell yeah daddy, love you


What an evil woman to lure that little girl to her violent death 💔 I will never understand.

@Unohoo You always get to choose, addicted or not, you should be accountable for.  And, of course, not every drug addict do that, so, yes, she is evil.

BA sorry but there is different kinda drugs out there and not all drugs give the exact affect. I was using drugs too and would never do that in any way. But there is some people out there would do just to get some more. Nobody is like you

She didn't deserve the same sentencing as him

@Netizen exactly. She could have been easily manipulated into doing almost anything. He could have told her something like 'help me lure this girl because I'm going to ransom her back to her parents so we can get heroin money'. As an addict she would be eager to believe anything he told her as long as it ended in her getting a fix. She is obviously still responsible for her actions and her addiction isn't an excuse as much as it is an explanation.

Unohoo you are doing great! Im proud of you! Please stay clean <3

@Unohoo congratulations on your 6 years prayers to continue success. By the grace of God I've never done drugs so I can't possibly imagine the decision one makes you get drugs but how desperate do you have to be to lure a little sweet baby girl into a car so she can't get raped and brutally murdered. That goes far beyond prostitution or theft.

Yeah I don't understand that too the only thing I can think of is fear or a aim to please seek approval accepted feel needed all the above. Just sick just pure evil. Just like the single women that bring these men into their homes around their young children and they end up molesting them and the women don't say anything because God forbid they don't have a man.

@RIPzzzzzzz 100% agree I've been there and thought of some low down stuff .. that was never a thought for a bag of dope no I dont think so. There is something seriously wrong with her also mentally I will agree to that. Thank God druga don't do this to everyone because there would be about half a million kids taken daily

@kristova Palenkova it's about life experience and perspective....drugs and mental problems can help a brain justify ANY action.

@ang still tho .. I wouldn't do it ... I know sickness from drugs .. and I won't even steal from my mother ...

Yea, that was starting to appear overlooked in the comment section. Thank you

MomsBiscuits exactly my point. Such a cop out 🙄🤷🏼♀

This wasn't just addiction, this was an addict under the control of a psychopath. We would all like to think we'd be stronger than that, but every neurotypical person can be broken, addiction simply makes it easier.

@ang im sorry but fuck that noise. Ive been addicted to drugs too but even at my lowest point i wouldnt help someone kidnap, rape, and murder a child. Id kill myself before i did something so evil. Being remorseful doesnt give that child her life back.

@Unohoo Congrats on being clean! You're doing a great job.

@Unohoo that's an amazing accomplishment!

@ang yeah. As a recovering addict with a 12 yr addiction and 6 yr clean time...i can say that addiction makes you do things you wouldnt ever do under a normally functioning brain. Not that what these people did was okay...they need to be held accountable...


He acts like a petulant child the WHOLE time. Disgusting.

When He said he talked to his lawyer prior to this...thats when i understood why he was behaving the way he was

@Lots of Hair but No Money Exactly hes the victim in his mind😡

He's a textbook psychopath. The whole thing of getting caught was just a giant inconvenience to him.


The part that broke my heart, well everything did but.. it first broke when they said she returned to her class to get something she forgot for her mom. Wow such an innocent and sweet thing then the devil and his reject shows up and takes her and does the most horrific things possible.. wow<br>RIP beautiful angel.

The part that broke my heart, well everything did but.. it first broke when they said she returned to her class to get something she forgot for her mom. Wow such an innocent and sweet thing then the devil and his reject shows up and takes her and does the most horrific things possible.. wow
RIP beautiful angel.


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I want Jim to narrate my whole life in real time, like "right now our subject is making a decision outside his usual pattern and what he thinks is a moment of spontaneity is actually the first manifestation of him giving in to psychological pressure he had previously been able to control" so I can be like nope definitely not smoking meth "just once" lol

That was a wild ride reading that comment to the end lol

Luxieto Chetta Yep, I tried meth once. Didn’t care for it.

Captain Falcon Fvcks It’s impossible to not read this in his voice.


The amount of times that detective said he couldnt turn back time makes me think he can and he's just trying to convince us otherwise...

@Heavy Weights Light Feels I was thinking of Cher every time he said it. 😆

If Cher finds out his life would be in jeopardy.


“Your a funny man “
Detective: “ you’re a cold blood killer “
I felt that

@Rome Fr he misspelled it the first time and correct the next lmao


In prison they have a saying for these people and they usually get beat up


I started crying when the detective said Tori was excited to see her new bedroom. Bless her heart. So scary how someone can be so cold.


The way this dude cries is sick, he's not the one that lost his life.

Think he’s actually just crying cause he physically feels awful and sorry for himself. He was detoxing from oxy at the time of the interview

@hiyajumpkick I would love to also! Either that or a judge.

Well even when he gets out of prison, the justice becomes social

sab Yeh, I suspect his hubris caused him to believe he was losing his life in an analogous manner - ie. by life in prison or death penalty - I don’t agree or justify it, but that may well be what he believed in his own mind.

@mon yea obviously a sicko. I'm impressed by these interogaters. I wanna be a investigator or something like this one day.

Funny how when Jim asks "what are you afraid of losing?" And he says "My life!" He wasn't concerned about Tori's and she had lots of life ahead of her. He already lived 20 more than her.

Technically he's losing his life too. Sick situation. The girl has the worst end of the stick admittedly as she was innocent. But this guy. Idk what im trying to say. This should have all never happened. I fucking hate this crap


Him sniffing every two seconds is pissing me off. Like what are YOU crying for?!? You weren’t crying when you hurt that baby

@Lemoncholy Oh. I only got a notification for your message and not the others…fuck youtube, seriously. Well I still believe what I said, but I hate youtube and its notification system

Hate when people say this. Obviously he’s crying because he’s in distress or he’s sorry he got caught and afraid for the future. When you got caught stealing from the cookie jar you still cried when your mama confronted you 🤨 but stay saying the same overused phrase

@Luca I hope Steven Sandison finds him. (If you don’t know him, look him up) You’ll 100% agree with me 😂

@Tyler Hunter most likely when anyone finds out why he is in, he is probably dead. Walking out of "rehab" with x color folder, someone watched it on the news...etc. <br>          Only 27 states have the death penalty officially, but all 50 have it unofficially.

@Tyler Hunter most likely when anyone finds out why he is in, he is probably dead. Walking out of "rehab" with x color folder, someone watched it on the news...etc.
          Only 27 states have the death penalty officially, but all 50 have it unofficially.

Because he's a little bish who knows his pathetic life is over and he's gonna end up with Bubba for a cellmate.


Holy rabbit hole, Batman! I started with Jodi Arias and two days later ended up here. FBI-I'm not planning anything. These videos are just super interesting.

I've seen all of his videos at least 3 times

I feel it I feel it, honestly I watch these to try and understand the psychological aspects of a guilty person and when to spot them. yanno? It’s honestly really interesting

I fell down the rabbit hole too but it was a series court preceding for murder

For some reason, I could stomach the Jodi Arias case, even with the photos for God's sake. But I hear introduction in this video and hear what occurred and I feel... that I can't. Paused and just comment this right here. I know what it is. It is the fact that the child could not and can't do much. That I know people like this one exist. That there are probably more of them that I want to acknowledge. That it makes me as a woman scared, scared to think about ever having children. And these cases actually scare me. I don't want to see the abuse and violence in the world... it is killing everyhing good.

Same!!  I just turned my Mom onto today as well!  Very interesting stuff!

Same. Confessions, true crime vids, court trials. All the day long in the background while I'm working 😂

All the "Chriss Watts" ones are the best

@Coach Hines  yea i know. Still people. How awkward for FBI

What you going on about?? FBI is regular member of this channel viewership 😂😂

Dude, I thought, 2 hours for a video? I'll give it 5 minutes. And like you, here I am.

There’s about a hundred other people in the same predicament! (Ha! Welcome to the Twilight Zone, care for another?) (spooky music)

You're not the only one! I find murder fascinating, not because I want to do it, but just to see how it completely changes a person, what their attitude is like, what insane stories they will spin. It reminds me of lord voldy and Dumbledore's description of how murder completely and irrevocably changes someone, how Voldy split his soul to the point he couldn't feel anything, to the point that he wasn't able to forsee someone sacrificing themselves because of the love they had for another to save them. These murderers are so irrevocably damaged by what they have done, there just isn't any humanity left in them, they turn into something else, something sub-human. Its disgusting, but still fascinating.

Also, I have such bad anxiety that I pre-pre-plan everything, so i also find it fascinating that people make rash decisions without first thinking out every possible scenario to ensure their actions are hidden... like...how?! How do you just decide to murder someone with no plan for after? I can't even go to a family gathering without preparing for at least a week in advance what I'm going to say, who I'm going to talk to, what I'm going to do with my body language, what I'm going to wear, etc...

They all justify their actions with such selfishness. It’s insane that anyone actually thinks that way but they do apparently.

I'm the same. They start to recommend these types of videos on these vile pieces of sh##

@5nanometers I did the same to my coworker too.

Sigh 😌 thank God I'm not the only one feeling the same

Same. My coworker introduced this channel to me last week, and I’ve been hooked since

Same. As good or even better than some of the true crime tv shows I’ve seen.


The sad thing is if he could actually go back and redo things, he would've just hired a different partner.

Wow... i just read that 7 years into her sentence, she was being transferred from a max security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge... wtf is that all aboot! (Little pun inserted)!

John D. Rockefeller I used to think the same thing!  Then I met someone who does composite sketches . They know how to ask the right questions and talk you through it. They’re pretty amazing! And the techniques they use are awesome.

Actually the woman partner admitted that she was actually the one who killed the kid.

Correct!  He has regrets. The murder is definitely not one of them

@Evalation I looked it up the first time I watched this and I thought thats what happened maybe I'm thinking of a different case.

Wasn't it the girl? And she lied on him?


Watching this I realize I could not be an interrogator. I could keep up the conversation for 15-20 min max before losing my cool. This guy is top notch


I love how brutal detective Jim Smyth is being here. Such a contrast from his friendly tone in the Russell Williams interrogation. He’s amazing.

OneBagTravel It’s the same detective. Jim Smyth is being the “bad cop” in this interrogation. Here’s a line from an article about the Rafferty investigation: “After two "good cops" offer Rafferty the promise of a sympathetic ear, the bad cop bursts in: Ontario Provincial Police Det. Staff Sgt. Jim Smyth, who would later garner national headlines for successfully extracting a confession from sex killer Russell Williams.” https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/michael-rafferty-interrogation-video-released-1.1202581

I heard him being introduced but I had to skip back because it sounds like two completely different people. The good-nature Tim Hortons coffee is the only thing that ties together the two investigations.


Man this guy is a fantastic narrator, storyteller and filmmaker. Love this channel and all your hard work! Keep up the great content. Thank you


That sketch was incredibly accurate. If that’s from the footage we saw of the high school camera, that sketch artist needs a bonus and a half

DarthFastball11 probably eyewitness accounts too, maybe

What’s the time stamp? I usually listen to these while I’m doing something else.


He was so afraid of what would happen to his life, but he did not give a fuck about that poor child that must have felt that a million times worse.


it is insane that these detectives can sit in a room with a man who sexually assaulted and killed an 8 y/o girl and keep their composure. i would not have the will power not to beat him to a pulp.

After you saw it often enough i think it stops. It wont touch you any more.

A mental fortitude is something that is built over many years, as such as is the case with developing resilience to life's difficulties. Strength is built from weakness  so hopefully, you'll get stronger over time.

@Caroline Maybe yes you have to… you must have a solid stomach to be able to sit there,  listen and remain calm. You are brave my friend. At the end of the day is about bringing justice to the victims isn’t it?

I used to be a social worker in a male prison. Sitting listening to a dude give explicit details of how he cut off a woman’s nipples, wrapped her in barbed wire and kept her in his trunk. You stay in work mode to get to the bottom of it.

@AthanaSia Skreta they have a job to do and they would use the video as proof in court. Even though they know what will happen they just wanna solidify the case and it looks good on your record getting someone to confess to rape and murder.

We all know what happens to people like him in jail…why would they bother getting their hands dirty when karma will find him in prison?

That's why not everyone can do this job. Some ppl would beat him up and some ppl know that saying calm will put im in prison

Yep these detectives have amazing composure. I couldn’t do that

I think the need for justice for Tori and protection for other children would be a massive motivation to interview and help convict these sick sick monsters!

I think some of them must be just as psychopathic, but they have enough of a moral code or self control to refrain from evil acts.

@Irina Munteanu he probably has a bit of a drinking problem and insomnia. I personally knew an officer who worked child crimes for years. Everything from finding CP on a laptop to cases like the one in this video. I can’t thank guys like that enough who put these monsters behind bars and best case scenario those monsters get taken care of in prison.

@wraith i know lol it ain't my first time round the block. It's still something I could not do for a living but props to the guy

@Irina Munteanu don’t worry!! he’s lying. he’s trying to appear more understanding to the suspect so the suspect will let his guard down or slip up and admit to something to get the confession going. he’s probably seething under the skin.

I'm only 10 mins in but the detective goes "it's ok it can happen to anyone you sit there watching your child videos for hours and hours everyday, of course you wanna go try for yourself, can happen to the best of us, I get it" 💀💀💀

Exactly .. I would never be a detective .. I would be fired from day one only 🙈


I had to fast forward... the detective was breaking me down and I didn’t have shit to do with the murder 😓

hahaha I've been binging on these thigns and I found myself confessing to all kinds of shit i haven't done

I think my 6 yr old took lessons from him.. cause she blabs for hours and im beat by the end.. ill cave to anything...

what did all you weirdos want to confess to?? did you murder someone? tf is with the guilt

I was even ready to confess to a crime ffs. Fast forward until the second detective comes in!!

He's very good at talking in a convincing way, but he really didn't give the guy any pauses to have an ability to reply..

@J D my dad owns a mercedes and he loves that baby

Hope you don't have Internet history like that dude. If you do then I'd worry too but as others said, nothing to fear if you don't have anything to hide. But yeah the detective is great at his job and knows what he's talking aboot

I was getting bored.. “alright? Okay?” And him sniffling was disturbing.

Just remember, your credibility is all you have left at this point, okay?

That's pretty funny. He was really annoying to listen to. By design I guess

sure, sure, what im trying to find out is if you're just some guy from youtube or a cold blooded murderer. I believe you are just a regular folf, please dont prove me wrong, tell me the truth

Bwahahaha... Omg I feel it too.... Great comment

"Wouldya turn back the hands of time Mike?"

"Would you go Mike?
Do things a little different there, uh, Mike?"

"Would you do things over, Mike?"

I'm not mad at ya, you don't make angry cause I seen this stuff all the time kay? We just need to get this of your chest kay? It's outta your hands now kay?

"Im going to say okay at the end of every sentence, okay? Im not doing it on purpose, okay. But if youre okay with me saying okay just sniff, okay?"

i hope you didn't accidentally turned yourself in

Nowa, bud, you'reuh, not Paul Bernardo, ya' know? You're not givin' me a hard uh, time, ya know.

now thats out of the question bud, we have the evidence


I just wanna know what the HELLLLLL was that freakin Extra gum MOVIE commercial before the video?!


"Enjoy the rest of your life. This is the kind of room you're gonna be spending it in."<br>Complete poetry.

"Enjoy the rest of your life. This is the kind of room you're gonna be spending it in."
Complete poetry.


It never fails me to amaze me how and why justifies these animals to do what they did

A child....for sexual gradification

Then to murder said child

Then they cry over being caught?!

@Verox the brutality is what I can't wrap my mind around... 😭

@Verox excellent observation, but you've also got to consider the actions of a narcissist. Most people could not torture, rape and kill an 8 year old child. The ones that would are no doubt narcissists. I believe he's crying because he doesn't know what's going to happen to him, he got caught. Nothing about this tape shows the least bit of remorse for that poor girl. I'm a 28 year old man myself, if I were to accidentally hit a child while driving my car and killed them, I would be crying like a fucking baby because even though it wasn't my fault, I took a life. It would have nothing to do with my future repercussions. I don't see that in him at all.

Bit of a ramble, but this video has got me particularly disturbed.

People are much more egocentric than you want to think, assuming you are of healthy mind. Lots of people get sick, mentally, through a myriad of options (genetically, upbringing, substance abuse, psychosis, disorders, (the list is very long and since the beginning of psychology has been discussed)).

Then when confronted, the nearest reality is the one of their own fate, and feel remorse for their own fate. There are so many different things going on in his head which you can label: confirming to the structure ('my lawyer said to me to shut up...'),  cognitive dissonance, lack of empathy, but also the sense of guilt, as the interrogator also stated; his intestines were almost making him puke. Remember, the man was broken down mentally and crying is a natural way of relieving that. You can be the baddest boy in the world, but if you get worked on like that, you cry.

But yes, this is a case where we are not obliged to feel empathy for this 'man' and i'm also not asking for that.
But it doesn't amaze me that he cries,
as much as we would want him not to be; he still is a human.


and Canada has no death penalty .. . . . . .


Does this investigator ever stop talking


F.B.I. They jus gotta give him 100% creative control

I’m glad I’m not the only one. Currently binge watching these and wondering if I should be concerned that I’m doing so 😆

@Lee snyder except the casey Anthony video

@deantjewie The end when they add that he was found guilty is such a relief

@deantjewie I did too and I had to take breaks with with how disturbing the content is

Me, after watching all these videos in 2 days...

Netflix needs to do a deal with this guy

Yes its very good isnt it? High quality, intelligent and interesting stuff.

I know, right? Script by Vince Gilligan! Give this channel an Emmy.


He's such an actor. Look at him, damn he's good, cause he's acting like he's sick, like he's prostrated, like he's innocent, like he's a victim, yet whenever he talks, he's sarcastic, his voice doesn't tremble, and he's sure of his innocence, without really claiming it. He acts like he's in a movie, like he's the hero wrongly accused. I don't think he's really listening to the officer at first. He's so scary, that officer is really good.

Edit: he's literally acting like a rebel teen, he thinks if he doesn't answer, he might get out, he's like "I'm not going to talk to you" like a little kid

This is what made this video so hard to watch emotionally... There's something missing in that guy's head where feelings should be. He was just acting, and acting badly...

i could never be a detective or police... i woulda just smacked him

I know exactly how this is going to sound but he is every gay millennial I have ever met.

That girl admitted to killing the child tho

usually not talking to the police is the best thing you can do. Sadly it can cause a criminal to get on the streets and talking also can and has gotten innocent people into jail.

This dude was dopesick during the entire interview, which, good.

I don’t think he’s acting. I think he’s got the mind of a kid. He hates he got caught and now he’s not gonna deal with the authority that got him. Like a kid whose parents are trying to punish them.


You know, in some medieval castles there is a gated hole that they just drop prisoners in, sometimes too narrow to do anything but stand up and lay down, and if you’re extra unlucky the castle waste gets down there. They throw you down there and forget about you. The only people you see are the ones that toss you in that hole. This man deserves nothing less than that

You watch medieval jail videos? I swear I've heard this somewhere

In some of those oubliettes the walls and floor would be grated, meaning there would be tiny spiked barbs implanted in the walls and floors, making it a permanent state of torture just standing. It would be incredibly painful to lie down or even lean against a wall...Sometimes I think that we need to bring some of those old practices back when we have to deal with people like these

@Victor Jimenez His mother (who was suffering from cancer at the time) apparently kept paying large sums of money to the prisoners he was in there with to keep them from beating the shit out of him.

She's dead now, though, so hopefully he's now getting the harsh treatment he deserves.

Yet, he will stay in a prison that has electricity, heating, plumbing, clean water, he will be fed, and all that at the expense of the government and their tax payers! Yay, isn't the world just wonderful...


If I ever get killed, I want this guy to interrogate my killer.

This guy is so good if I got ran over he’ll make the car confess

This psychological analyst is brilliant! Honestly, him alone and his mental chess makes me want to dive head first into this field.

@Madame Feast mom killed if the is what?

@Brett Nickel Is mom if your killer what the

Bold thing to say as american... sooner than you might think maybe?

dude i would interrogate the same way. so i defo trust this interrogator with my death investigation

@Jenna Mattern becarefull not to be the criminal

Same. I want them to play the tape at my funeral. I bet half my family walks out after 20 minutes of this lol


Peter let the children come to me for the kingdom of heaven belongs to creatures such as theses, this is the gospel of the lord praise to you lord Jesus Christ. Jesus said children are prescious and innocent and are admitted to heaven immediately that's were that little 8 year old angel went straight into the arms of Jesus. I would not like to be Mr Rafferty on his day of judgement.


"That's pure evil, bud"<br>Said like a true Canadian.

"That's pure evil, bud"
Said like a true Canadian.

@Anthony Sepulveda I'm not your bro, brochacho.

Stephen Zavatski move this to Britain bc Canada isn’t gonna fuck this dude up

 (yes I know it’s far easier said than done)

You didn't touch your timmies, thats pure evil bud

@TheDizzleHawke I'm not ur muffin, crackerjack!

Carla Marlene I’m not your donut, muffin.

how about "you haven't even touched your donut"?!!

cheese hill I’m not your amigo, compadre.

@TheDizzleHawke I'm not your chum, amigo.

@TheDizzleHawke

I'm not your chum, bucko

@TheDizzleHawke i eat dry wall a lot i need to stop help


“Kill them with kindness. Then club them like a baby seal.” Quote from an instructor at an Interview/Interrogations class. All the respect in the world for the people that deal with these monsters.

@toohsas Baby seals were brought up because it's a popular saying

@Chatian How the hell are you the only one to understand the "clubbing baby seals" saying? Everyone here is taking it so literally lmao

Club like a baby seal is a pretty shit analogy but i get the idea

@Chatian  anyone who can kill animal, or baby seal can easily as same kill man, woman or child

@Lunar Bubu You know, I thought I was reading wrong and second guessed myself. I was trying to say maybe they meant to say the baby seal is the one doing the clubbing. Agree, no hitting baby seals.

why bring baby seals into this, just club them to the end would suffice.

And I hope the people like the interrogator and everyone else who has to work on cases like these get proper therapy. I know how I feel and I can see how the people the comments feel just watching of video of, what is essentially, just 2 people talking. Imagine having to see the crime scene, figuring out what happened, talking to the victim's relatives.... People like this Micheal truly cause an amount of harm that can not be undone in any way.


Hearing the "bad cop" go through what happened was horrifying. It really paints how vile that p.o.s is.

The good one is so good at making it seem smaller right? So when he comes in your just reminded how awful it all is


We need a documentary on the interviewer, I find this man insanely interesting and I’d love to hear his other cases that he’s worked on

Out of all of the criminal psychology videos and true crime interrogations ive seen, this guy is the most fucking absolutely fascinating interrogator ive seen.


This interrogator is the definition of <b>RELENTLESS.</b>

This interrogator is the definition of *RELENTLESS.*

This man just wont stop advancing. He keeps attacking till the guy breaks. What a god man

Exactly what I was thinking. I'd have given myself up after ten minutes of that incessant onslaught

@J L however this is a bit different because he doesnt need a confession.


I never understand why people dont ask for a lawyer?? That would end this and he wont have to sit for hours and hours with people talking at him. As many as i have seen they never ask for a lawyer

People, especially the guilty, often see calling for lawyers as a sign of guilt. So, they feel that they have to prove themselves in the interrogation room, damning themselves.


25 minutes in and I would have confessed to everything that ever happened. I would have confessed to faking the moon landing. I would tell him where Elvis is. I would admit to anything if he would just shut up. Damn he's good.

Assuming he is literally just trying to kill him with kindness, like frying him, cause I assumed the same thing, but he just keeps on when no confession comes, but the dude already confessed with bodylanguage and weak denying ect. + evidence so it makes sense they just wanna fry him as much as possible, or also just want him to talk for the sake of understanding it better.

Bob Wiley I assume because the detective already knows he’s guilty, he’s just waiting for Michael to crack, scream, get angry or simply just confess. It’s all subjective. if you compare this guy to the Chris Watts case, for example, the detectives change their interrogation style to suit the person they’re interrogating. Chris rambled his head off after every question asked so the detective in that case just asked open questions. However, this guy would sit in silence, thinking, speculating, trying to find a solution to the situation. Which is not what the detective wants at all so In this case, the detective is the rambler. That’s just what I think though lol.

I’m about ten minutes in and he hasn’t shut up.  Isn’t the point of interrogation to get the suspect talking?  I’m guessing he gets there but I’ve never seen an interrogation where the detective just rambles.


WHY CANT TRUMP BE AS NICE AS THIS DUDE????


Interesting to see an "unsuccessful" interrogation. Thank you.


At 8 children is it not procedure for children to be monitored at home time, with teachers watching each student being 'handed over' to a known person (anyone who may pick up has to be authorised by the in advance). So the children line up and one by one the children leave and the teacher must witness the child meeting the responsible adult, else the child stay at the school with their teacher! Well that is what happens everyday at the schools my Nieces attend (2 different schools) & they are 7 & 8?!

Surely she didn't walk home at that age?


Life in prison with a chance of parole in 25 years


Wow, I almost cried when they showed the little girl's face, just knowing where this story was going. She deserved so much better, she deserved a good life. Poor baby. She will be forever loved.


Can't get a girlfriend so he picks an 8 year old tough.


The detective talks so much, is he going to shut up long enough for the suspect to speak?

@Rocklobstah4649 Oh I think the law enforcement care a LOT about what he has to say. That would be the whole purpose of an interrogation.


If you’re a writer - these interrogations, and the subsequent commentary by the OP, are worth their weight in gold as a character study. The evasion of the suspects, the detailed and specific questioning of the investigator - pure gold. Thank you for posting!

I couldn't agree more. I'm an aspiring writer myself.

I KNOWWWWW my protagonist is the more (and somehow less) bonkers sort of serial killer but this is still sort of useful

The first interrogator made me think of Agent Smith, his voice, his demeanors, his aggressivity

@Dave McGuire Reads 100%. This is the exact mantra, I used to become the top ayahuasca dealer in Lincoln Nebraska. "I think I can. I think I can."

@Leon the third that’s the mantra. “I think I can. I think I can. I think I can.”

@Dave McGuire Reads Just keep reading, you'll get there. and pack a thesaurus. And watch J C S Criminal Physiology, I've heard that helps

@Leon the third I guess I’m<br>Not a good writer lol

@Leon the third I guess I’m
Not a good writer lol

@Dave McGuire Reads I thought you were gonna say " sounds like you're Sherlock holmes." You know, cause you're a writer. But thats cool I guess

It's like the intro to the original COPS series, 'There are no actors, everything you see is real"


This case is so dark and leaves me with a lot of negative feelings, but it's so funny when the "good cop" investigator promises him food and instead waits an hour and then returns with his coconspirator to confront him.  Cops aren't really allowed to take much revenge on suspects (and they shouldn't be), so this little fuck you is hilarious.

@Mr Bonjangle : yeah, that, and he probably told the other investigator to don't worry about trying to procure more information from the suspect and go home.  B/c the psychologist wasn't offering food out of the goodness of his heart, but to encourage the suspect to share information.

@Poochie Collins from what I heard, the second investigator is the one who found the girls body. So he probably said he wanted to put in a few words.

What I speculate happened was the two professionals spoke and decided that instead of giving him food still in hopes of the chance that he might verbally confess, said to each other something in the way of, "fuck it, he's probably not gonna confess at this point anyway; you can go home, I'm just gonna tell him what a piece of shit he is to his face for half an hour."

This is a comment I’m looking for lmao 😂


When this first started, the way he was acting (crying, almost vomiting, etc), i thought they had already shown him the evidence. I thought he already knew he was guilty based on the way he was acting. That just shows how guilty his behavior was. Innocent people dont break down emotionally like that. For him to then start acting innocent towards the end, was strange.

He was going through opiate withdrawal. Even his hair will have been hurting him and I think good don't give him any methadone just throw him in a cell. They stopped to buy pills while they were on their way to violate that poor innocent little girl.

I agree, also someone said he might be going throw withdraw of opioids of something. That is also a possibility.


I loved the dialogue that JCS said describing how mike was playing a victim and how his victim would have felt during the time he was committing the crime. It was amazingly written and so very well described. This monster deserves no sympathy whatsoever


This dude could break down a wall with his interrogation skills.

@John Jacobs Might just be using those words as adhesives between sentences or ways to engage the guy into participation.

Kinda like "you agree?" or "say smth if you agree"

@neck he literally says one of the 2 after EVERY SINGLE SENTENCE. It gave me a headache

Ok? Alright? Ok? Alright? Ok? Alright? Ok? Alright? Ok? Alright? Ok? Alright?


The amount of respect i have for this interrogator is out of this world


I had a hard time watching this. I don't think that this detective could get even close to the amount of credit that he deserves. I know that this has been said in the comments but this guy, this detective, is truly a legend.

Thank you for coming to my TED TALK


I remember this case clearly. It hurts my heart as much today as it did when it happened. Rest peacefully Tori. We wont forget you 💞


One of the worst cases and interrogations I have ever seen for sure. This guy showed no remorse and guilt for what he has done. His only thought during the interrogation was to save his a**. I don't like to judge people but he truly deserves life in prison.

@Angina Pectoris Don't worry. Rapists get the worst treatment in prison,the other prisoners will not let him live peacefully in jail.

What about an eye for an eye. He don’t just deserve to be on a life sentence


The childish way he behaves, shivering and crying trying to gain some kind of pity from the interrogator is even more disturbing and grotesque knowing the violent, evil, inhumane nature of the act he committed. He tried to deny and escape from the accusations till the last moment, while actually knowing he in fact did it to that poor girl. he didn't care, he just wanted to get away with it.  Some people are just broken to the point of no return.


I have so much respect for that cop at the end.  The amount of restraint he shows there is unbelievable.  If I were in one room with such a sick fuck I for sure would have done something horrible.

Restraint? Lmao the guy completely lost it. He let his emotions get the better of him.


i love your videos because it really makes me think about why humanity is like this.. such an innocent soul taken away in such a cruel way. Really makes you confused about reality


I commend the man who conducted the interrogation because I could not. I hope he can live in peace with all the evil he's had to witness. Bless him and those like him.


He did a great job of inducing anxiety, and then keeping the pressure on. What’s important in this interrogation, is not the suspect talking. This is designed to break him. <br>The repetition of statements is going to raise his blood pressure. This works like a steady jab, he’s likely to have a burst of frustration and give something away.;

He did a great job of inducing anxiety, and then keeping the pressure on. What’s important in this interrogation, is not the suspect talking. This is designed to break him.
The repetition of statements is going to raise his blood pressure. This works like a steady jab, he’s likely to have a burst of frustration and give something away.;


There just doesn't seem to be enough deterrent for these kind of crimes.

I watched the story of the Yorkshire Ripper the other night, and wondered what would happen if they just let the victims' family administer justice, or even the millions of frightened women at the time.

What good can releasing Mike in 25 years bring? What good can come from having 25 years of his life paid for by the tax payers?

About the best that we can hope for is that his lovely personality makes him popular in prison, and he gets a bit of his own treatment.

He won't have an easy time in prison once the other prisoners hear about what he did though.. so there's that i guess, right?

in theory yeah... killing a murderer feels right.
But giving the state the ability to execute citizens is.... a very very slippery slope.

I always believe in giving everyone a second chance. Prison should exist to rehabilitate not to purely punish. Otherwise you get something like the US where two thirds of released prisoners return to prison in less than a decade.  ... But. .... ..
Cases like this exist.
I believe that in cases like this. Where the guilt is not in question at all and the severence of the crime is absolute evil. I think that in cases like this every state should have a "Option B".

It shouldn't be death. That seems A. Too lenient for the people that deserve this and B. Too extreme in case it hits an innocent person.
It should be rotting away in a prison cell. For the rest of your life.
Luckily many places in this world might give a r*pist 25 years in prison but after those years he comes out in front of a judge who then just goes "yeah he ain't done yet, put him back in." ...

Couldn't agree more with you. All victims of these crimes, men, women and children, are seldom taken seriously. I can only imagine it's because the elite" in our world have worked so hard to build a system where victims are never or hardly ever taken seriously and can take advantage of the justice system to avoid punishment.

These criminals deserve to have the same pain, if not more, they inflicted on their victims. They do. As a victim myself, I know I'll never get justice. It sucks.


I (as a Canadian) had to laugh when he goes "look at you, you haven't even touched your doughnut!"


I'm a pretty empathetic person, probably too much if I'm being honest because I even tend to almost feel bad for people in bad situations even when they put themselves in those situations and I try to think about their circumstances and what could've been going on in their head.  But people like these deserve what they get and then some, genuinely sickening.


The patience of these detectives is very commendable. I had to pause on some occasions because damn you just want to punch his lights out.


Incredible to watch how clever this interviewer is. How does he come down after this???


very interesting to see michael vs terry. terry was completely distraught and felt very guilty according to the other detective. and then looking at michael, who's only worried about what will happen to himself... worried about losing the rest of his life.... does he not realize tori lost her life to him? we are just lucky tori didn't have to live with the trauma she would have sustained from that experience. michael however deserves to rot in prison.


The detective is also repeating things over and over,after hearing things a certain amount of times people tend to believe them.<br>(ie: "you've made mistakes right?" , "I don't think you're a monster." ,Etc.)

The detective is also repeating things over and over,after hearing things a certain amount of times people tend to believe them.
(ie: "you've made mistakes right?" , "I don't think you're a monster." ,Etc.)

@Gabriela Martiniuc Was this suppose to be in the main comments or on mine?


Why did the girl do what she did? Why not call the cops at Home Depot? The innocence of a child is such a beautiful thing, and people who use that have a special place in hell.


I couldn't be a chef as I hate heat, I can't be a pilot cause I'm terrified of planes, I couldn't be a soldier because I'm a bit of a coward and I couldn't be a detective because I'm not entirely sure I could sit in a room with a pedophile murderer without wanting to inflict extreme violence upon them. I respect them for keeping their cool.


i really hope this guy has a similar prison experience to jeffrey dahmer tbh


Major kudos to the detective able to talk as if raping an 8yo was like getting a parking ticket even when saying specifically this situation is much more dire than getting a parking ticket.

Man shook his hand as if out of respect and not like those hands had killed a child recently, like a sympathetic guy happening across someone in normal, unfortunate circumstances.


He’s behaving like a 12 year old who got caught using his mom’s credit card


That's why pencils have erasers.. we all make mistakes

Dude has some serious composure skills considering he's talking to a dude who abducted, raped and killed an 8 year old
Thats the most Canadian detective moment I've ever seen


This investigator is so professional and good at his job. There is nothing more frustrating and that can anger me quicker than someone denying something after being presented and told the evidence contradicting their story. He is really good.


The question that I have is how are they ever going to get accomplices to turn if after being a key witness you get the exact same sentence?


The detective talked the entire time!!! Well done sir


I'd be terrified of meeting the owner of this channel at a party or bar lol. Imagine  being verbally vivisectioned by a criminal psychologist within seconds of meeting them LOL


I couldn't have been in that jury. I would've just started crying.


This investigator is great.  Guy obviously wants to curl up in a ball but investigator just keeps talking and keeps the guys brain moving and beating him down.  Great stuff.


54:48 The big sigh he gives once the the detective leaves the room after reminding him he was gonna spend the rest of his life in a pokey little room like that, brilliant lol


Introduce medieval torture before death penalty. Sometimes two wrongs make things right and this is one of those times.


If he acknowledged it at all then maybe I'd feel a scrap of empathy for him but I can't. He couldn't even take responsibility for his own crimes.


Main interrogator's speech reminds me of Mr. Mackey, but it's a really minor thing to nitpick about, given he was able to fill that much time with almost no responses from them perpetrator.


Thanks for zero music in all your videos . What makes me feel less pain is knowing that the poor baby is in heaven now.


I just hope that for the rest of his miserable life.  He feels all the terror  and fear he put upon that poor child. Who in the hell wants to have sex with an innocent child.  And then kill the child so brutally.  And the woman who went along with it. How did she have the heartless action to walk that child to her assault and death. You Never know what people are thinking  behind their smiles!


I would have given the detective half of my salary just to see him rip that stupid blanket off and laugh with the other detective as they leave.


What in the world was the motivation of that 18 year old girl who lured the child? Why did she do it?


This is actually the right thing to do, listen to your lawyer and stfu, if you are innocent and want to help, make sure your lawyers are around to advice. Educational video :thumbsup:


Breh props to that investigator having to sit there and reassure him knowing full well what he did but still having to be the way that he was with him just so he could do his job


"We all make mistakes; that's why pencils have erasers." To an actual murderer


I don’t know how you can treat him nice when you know what the bastard did! I don’t think I could do it!!


Michael Jordan of basketball,
Wayne Gretzky of hockey,
Tiger woods of golf,
Detective Chris of morally destroying his enemies


Wtf does “sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole… for 25 years” mean?<br>That in 25 years they’ll be up for parole? Both of them? After what they did?

Wtf does “sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole… for 25 years” mean?
That in 25 years they’ll be up for parole? Both of them? After what they did?


Love it how he dyed his hair like Bruce Willis in The Jackal. What a brilliant, cunning criminal mastermind.


The girl too, how did he get her involved, the promise of drugs?, she must have the worst addiction ever to get involved with that guy, what an a$$hole. I think child murderes are the lowest in prison too


If this guy investigated me i would confess a crime i didn't do.


By far the best interrogation I’ve ever see


Possibility of parole in 25 yrs. Hmm, let's see, that little girl would be about 33 and maybe have started her own family with a little girl of her own. When these demons are out enjoying their freedom her mother will still be putting flower's on her grave!


37:05 I love this part on. The detective is brutal


The amount of self control these detectives have, not to throw that scalding tea on him and then stomp the living fuck out of his face?


Listening to this detective broke me down.


Dam I wish we could've got the last 45min or so when the detective was lighting him up I wish I could hear it un-edited, you know the cop was talking good shit to him


I can only hope he gets what he deserves in prison..


“He wasn’t about to go out of his way to get a takeaway meal for a child killer.”


48 hours in and the detective hasn’t stopped 🤣 jeez dude just said the same thing over and over


The fact the two mins can chance your whole life course is so messed up bless this beautiful girl and I mean she was legit beautiful she had her whole life in from if her and a grown Ass man took it away in just to get off  like how the fuck can people be like this he already had that girl Terri iu am sure he could have got off with her the fact he hurt this child to fell pleasure makes me wish all sex offenders where out in genpop cuz even the hardcore murders know doing this kinda stuff is a big ass violation of life’s common sense .


“What’s your biggest concern right now “
-Losing my life

WHAT ABOUT THE LOST CHILD’S LIFE HUH


"That's why pencils have erasers"<br>And in this case, it's why pencils have a pointy end.

"That's why pencils have erasers"
And in this case, it's why pencils have a pointy end.


Im grown up 30yo male,and i want to cry when i think about this innocent<br> little girl and other part of me just wants to punish this man..

Im grown up 30yo male,and i want to cry when i think about this innocent
 little girl and other part of me just wants to punish this man..


This man had 17 GIGABYTES of cp on his PC. How do you even get that much without it even getting detected? Fuckin sicko.


This must be the most brutal one of these crimes


The guy is good..the detective. However, at some point, I am waiting for him to just give the guy silence and let him talk on his own.


Calling it life when it is 25 years makes my blood boil.   Life should mean geting out in a coffins


I was so happy when he totally finessed him into really thinking he was going to get him food😭😭 did this man so dirty🤣🤣🤣


Holy shit is the detective that interviewed the woman at the beginning the same one that interrogated Col. Russell Williams?


I'm shouting "Oh ffs, just get on with it" I've been spoken to more harshly for a highway speeding ticket.


37:07 “get rid of your fucking security blanket and start being a man” 😂 didn’t know they spoke like that in Canada


I know this is a very serious case. But I would've loved an "aboot" counter


I've seen many of these where the guy was actually innocent and the cops were just lying so I assumed this was the case here too. I was getting Pretty pissed at the cops for making up all those lies. Imagine my shock when I learned this guy was actually guilty. I never changed teams so fast in my life.

Luckily, unless stated, JCS only shows the psychological torture of guilty parties


I really wonder what goes through a detective's head when he is talking to a piece of shit like this and how he keeps his calm. I don't think I could do it.


16 broken ribs?! How is that possible? 🤨


Took three years to find this man guilty and he can get out when he's 56 years old. Canada... Canada is a little too soft.


Sometimes I rewatch this video just to see the guy venting towards the end. One of the few satisfying moments in this video


There really, truly are monsters out there. Really, really. Here are two.


This video always makes me sick to my stomach. RIP Tori


I didn't know I was in for a double murder when I started this video


I just don’t understand how a female can help with such a thing 😒


How do these cops go home and shut the insanity off..hard job


Omg this cop thinks he’s so good at interrogation it’s hilarious. Nobody’s falling for his psycho babble BS. My God shut up already.


He puts on the ‘blanket’ right away to protect himself.


I now realize that I can't commit a crime, because this detective would work me over like a piece of gum. 😳<br>Damn he's good!

I now realize that I can't commit a crime, because this detective would work me over like a piece of gum. 😳
Damn he's good!


The "you haven't even finished your donut" comment sent me 😂😂😂


If i learned one thing from this channel

It that Canadian interrogators are better than American interrogators


This has real Outsider vibes. Ofcourse The Outsider is just a show. I guess I just don't want to believe someone is really capable of shit like this.


Why is this guys voice so soothing and calm talking about such morbid things


The fucking nerve of this guy to cry during this.


this interrogator is a super star talker.


Damn the investigator is drilling him great


They said London and I'm like "what the hell. Canadians just go wherever they want."


"You're not built for this sh*t!" So out of left field I had to rewind that once I composed myself


26:00 “look at yuh you can barely eat u haven’t touched her doughnut” most Canadian thing yet


25 years is no were near long enough he needs a full lifetime tariff


I just noticed that a lot of the criminals on this channel are named Michael


the cop offers the childkiller a blanket to keep warm and a hot tea. This is definately Canada and not the US, lol


Oh wow they brought Terry into the interrogation - peak!


isn't the technique used at around 48:30 that he says has no specific strategy playing hard ball?


I actually thought he was gonna bring him some food


I'll call a lawyer after 10 minutes since my ear is sore...


yo that lead investigator was going hard holy shit lmao


Michael “going full sure on something” Rafferty


This investigator is tremendous.  How he manages to just keep incessantly talking in the necessary manner is remarkable, and then he also tosses in some great one liners while getting his man.  True legend.

@That Guy right?  I'd end up talking about what I had for dinner last night, and the kind of music I listened to in high school.

Absoloutly, I struggle to hold my own in a normal conversation with no pressure. This guy has to keep talking all the while keeping the pressure on in just the right way.

This is several levels above my social skills.


This channel is teaching me to not trust white Canadian men with the first name Michael


<b>you haven’t touched your donut</b> I couldn’t help but laugh.

*you haven’t touched your donut* I couldn’t help but laugh.


For those interested, after sentencing McClintick claimed indigenous heritage to get herself transferred to a minimum-security indigenous "Healing Centre" in Saskatchewan, which is essentially a giant spa where violent offenders are handled with kid gloves because of so-called "systemic racism." Canada's Conservative Party fought to have the transfer reversed. Their motion was defeated by the Liberal party, 100% of which voted to keep the accessory to child rape and murder out of federal prison. The resulting public outrage forced Ralph Goodale, then Minister of Public Safety, to unilaterally reverse McClintick's transfer and return her to federal prison. McClintick is not indigenous.


ironic that canadians can play good cop really good lmao


"You haven't touched your doughnut" lmaoo


putting these guys in protective custody is a slap in the face to the parents. Let this goof feel what Tori felt, that's justice.

No. It is not inmates kill these Guys, and of it happend before he is found guilty, with a verdict. The parent don’t have closser.


This guy is a monster and full of evil but isn't the cop saying other cop don't want the killer talking to him coercion?  If the killer admired everything at that point the case be throwed out?


there is a special place in hell for monsters who kill children...


I would confess to anything if he just stopped talking.....damn...lol


Wait… they both got the same sentence??? That doesn’t seem right….


That's why pencils have erasers, we all make mistakes LOL 🙄🙄<br>This dudes mistakes are made in ink

That's why pencils have erasers, we all make mistakes LOL 🙄🙄
This dudes mistakes are made in ink


My dumbass can’t kill anyone and get away with it because I would fall for the nice act of the detective 😅


Look, all I’m saying is that this interview has gatekeeping, gaslighting, and girlbossing. Just saying.


This detective is all of us. Going back in just to say his piece. What an awesome detective


same interrogator that skewed Russell Williams


the composite sketch f*ckin scare me 😂😂😂


love the tim hortons order they have so canadian


Let the father visit him in private. That would be a fair punishment


its canada, makes sense how the investigators can be so nice


and the fact that she looks just like the drawing


37:07 is when the doom music starts playing


Murderer has nice clothes on. Those are "im going to jail but go easy on me" clothes.


They should never come out of prison. Ever. I dont care how much she regretted it and cooperated. They got caught and that is it. I also wish they could send Michael to a prison like San Quentin California. He would be truly facing justice there.


Do Canadians have a right vs self-incrimination?


Tori was killed across from my dad farm. It was actually mennonites  that found her laying in a rock pile in their field. They phoned to police but asked them to be confidential because  they dont like any form of attention.  It broke all of our hearts to know she was so close to us when killed. There was a house directly across from where it happened.  Just  an awful tragedy.  May she rest in peace


I'd confess to anything just to get him to shut up


How fvcked up does one have to be to do this horrific stuff to a freakin child


"I just don't feel comfortable talking about it." What an absolute POS. Literally makes me sick to my stomach. Imagine the terror that poor little girl felt and this guy is holding onto a blanket like a wimp because he's 'not comfortable'.

Hes going through opiate withdrawal, so hes sick, weak, cold, shaky, and emotionally vulnerable,  which makes his blankie clutching and sniffling even more satisfying.

He's a psychopath and a narcissist, he can only "care" about himself. Nothing and no one else


Damn I really respect these interrogators. On top of having to emotionally distance themselves from the knowledge that they're speaking civilly to people who have raped and murdered innocent people, they also have to remember all their training, run their mouths for hours, and fight off the fatigue from the effort they're exerting both physically, mentally, and possibly emotionally.


when the second detective said “get rid of your f***ing security blanket and be a man” i felt more satisfied with this interrogation

the only time when toxic masculinity is not only okay, but very much welcome

@Harley Quinn Wahh, glad I'm not alone. It's not that I hate it or anything, it just feels random to bring up sometimes. Hopefully no one is too upset with me ;_;

@SweetLilWeirdo Totally agree it's like a spam to me, almost on every videos random people spam us with their bible verses... 🙄

@Olivia Grace Has nothing to do with what everybody is talking.<br>I feel spammed...

@Olivia Grace Has nothing to do with what everybody is talking.
I feel spammed...

literally came to the comments right after it happened

Jim Smyth, I believe.  His brilliant interrogation of Russell Williams is dissected by the Behavior Panel.

He also went full Alpha in his follow-up interrogation

The guy who said that must've felt like such a Chad :D

@Daniel Nichols  umm he was there’s tons of integration footage plus in court he was called a POs and then he cried

@kaczan3 What would be weird about that? It's just saying to stop being a child (ie boy or girl) and to start being an adult (ie man or woman). I don't get why people get so upset by that.

@Natasha Peeters I love him! Saw the one about Russell Williams and fell right in love with Jim Smith. He is one amazing man. He broke Russell. It was incredible to watch

@Travis Storm Oh yeah it is, it was from a dress up game that was inspired by Animal Crossing! ^^

@john m Whaaa? Which comment of mine are you replying to?

@SweetLilWeirdo judging by your profile pic id say u get that a lot

Could you imagine if a talked to chicks like that? Do ducking this and be a woman?

@Spooky I'm aware, it just feels really random to add .w.

@Olivia Grace Where in the world did this come from

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16❤

I liked his side way better…straight to the point and no BS

I wish Chris Watts had been treated more like this

I hate it when people say "be a man" but that is the only time I will accept it uwu

That was Smith, the guy that made the ex colonel of the army in Ontario talk about his killings.  I have much respect for the man. He was a guest not long ago on the behavior panel.


I love how this channel does a great job analyzing the suspect without glorifying them or the crimes, like a lot of crime channels do

they just spill the facts and make psychological analysis no adding drama

it actually makes comments about how dumb they are i love it

Its literally why I watch it. Other documentaries or crime podcasts either glorify the killer or obsess over the victims.


It's insane how the detective doesn't stop talking. I bet when he gets home he enjoys to just not talk and listen to someone else.

The detective is very aware of his non-stop talking. He's doing it on purpose, so the suspect never gets a chance to strategize in his m<br>ind.

The detective is very aware of his non-stop talking. He's doing it on purpose, so the suspect never gets a chance to strategize in his m
ind.

Never stop talking. And he’s ALL in his space. I love it ! This detective is a master class.

@Tina Takapoui hi, he explains in the video if you remember that he keeps talking precisely for that reason. He wants to gain more evidence via his obvious body language and unchanging demeanor when presented with the events described (which of course include the abduction, sexual assault, and murder). There is nothing he could get out of him that could damn him faster to hell

@Orillia Driving Tools it's an awesome one.

It is a technique. Doesn't give the criminal any time to think.

@PixelTrain closedM that's for sure. But the detective ironically asks him to explain without giving him the time. I'm not sure if the detective is just like that: most probably it's a technique he uses to drive him on the edge.

@Tina Takapoui he didn't deserve to talk

It’s crazy and unbearable! He doesn’t give Rafferty any time to “explain” as he keeps asking the guy to do!!!,

I bet his wife is happy. Weird isnt it? We have what a real man is right there, and then sitting across from him is the complete opposite?


I can never understand how these officers manage to stay so calm. Many of them have kids of their own and yet they seem to go through these things with zero emotional investment. True professionalism.

It’s role playing. If they break character, it all falls apart.

They have to burry those feelings. That’s why police have such a high suicide rate.

It really does mess with them, I've talked with/listened to two child abuse prosecutors on multiple occasions. Right now he's doing his job, but the stuff he sees will follow him home

They have emotional investment most of the time. It defends on the individual but when working for the law you gotta be cool. My grandpa was part of the NYPD and he said the reason he drank himself half to death was because he couldn’t cope with trying not to lose his head any other way.

I can imagine it’s fun picking someone apart and watching them dig their own grave.


No one: <br>Pedophile: I haven’t eaten since noon 💀

No one:
Pedophile: I haven’t eaten since noon 💀


I like the "Bad Cop"...
"I'm sitting in this Room for Tori. Making you squirm, put you though some of the grief you put her through... That's why I'm in here Mike.
And I'm having a good time."
He has the calmness I wish I had


That cop is the coolest professional I've ever seen. The way he can act chill and friendly with that murdering animal is freakin' amazing.

i would act out... bad and thats why im not a detective lmao

At least we have the comfort of knowing he'll probably be killed in prison.


That police officer interviewing him is so cool and professional -that can’t be easy considering what this creep has just done - great credit to him


Appreciate the amount of Canadian content. Interesting analysis of important cases many Canadians were impacted by.


I like how they gave him the blanket and donut and then roast him about it 😂

Should have given him some warm milk and a pacifier too.

@Joyful trees and he complains about being cold and hungry haha 😂

I remember going to jail for the nite for possession. I was freezing with gym shorts and a tank top. I asked the officer for a blanket and he just laughed in my face. This was a holding cell.

Andy Sipowicz would never have given him a blanket. And forget about the donut. No way. A smack is what he'd get

Narrator tells you why the cops do this.

@DJ WarningI feel it was meant to determine the remorse, does he feel guilty? Is he a monster? This was not for a confession but an assessment.

Look at the big picture here the Bloke he's talking to is no good & unstable he's doing his job The D's a professional!!!

@Thatguys Son https://bzfd.it/2NEU9As YO HI HERNANDO! Da Boss is not here he's gone to add a few diamonds to his armour so I'm chillin here in His place. Here's your fuchsia Swarowski cape crown and rings, food hall is that way (free taco day everyday, you lucky ma man, they got even the veggie ones) and feel free to do the hanky panky with anyone man woman and everything in between, Da Boss doesn't care, he's just a bit skittish bout doing it with the animals, just don't bother the angels too much they are a bit, y'know... sensitive Welcome to heaven amigo!

@Thatguys Son https://bzfd.it/2NEU9As YO HI HERNANDO! Da Boss is not here he's gone to add a few diamonds to his armour so I'm chillin here in His place. Here's your fuchsia Swarowski cape crown and rings, food hall is that way (free taco day everyday, you lucky ma man, they got even the veggie ones) and feel free to do the hanky panky with anyone man woman and everything in between, Da Boss doesn't care, he's just a bit skittish bout doing it with the animals, just don't bother the angels too much they are a bit, y'know... _sensitive_ Welcome to heaven amigo!

@DJ Warning What interrogation? It's a hour long 35876640°C proper roasting. Psychopedo walked out shedding coals.

Wait women have semen? I thought that was for men..  I thought women have idk what women have...o guess it is semen

Sidharth Kumar Menon IN it seems highly unlikely especially since the first witnessed confessed to everything and it’s backed by cctv evidence. Also the way he was responding seemed typical of someone that’s lying, shocked and doesn’t know what to say. He had way too many smart ass comments to have any fear about his actually family dying etc.

@19zuzi82 Lol this is a "Fight Club" Tyler Durden situation!  I'm in USA, but it's cool to talk to someone with similar interests.  I went to Germany twice, but that was a few years ago.

@Richie Schneider Are you...me??? lol<br>Also, 11/10 on the Sedlec Ossuary, it's amazing. We have a few here in Italy as well, if you want to come and visit!

@Richie Schneider Are you...me??? lol
Also, 11/10 on the Sedlec Ossuary, it's amazing. We have a few here in Italy as well, if you want to come and visit!

@19zuzi82 That's really cool; I have been wanting to visit the Sedlec Ossuary for a long time.  I'm definitely interested in the macabre!  I'll try to find where I saw this, but I specifically remember them talking about how the poles would push up the victim's diaphragm.

It's funny; I remember when I was in high school my favorite section at the book store was always True Crime.  I like trying to figure out the little steps that people take to go from normal person to necrophilic serial murderer.

I have to get back to work; have a good day!

@Richie Schneider Yep.
The living thing is a myth, tho. The live ones were wounded and bound to poles. The impaled were already dead or dead-to.be-REALLY-SOON. Typical intimidation/shock factor + possible personal sadistic satisfaction of Vlad III. I visited his castle in Romania, it's dauntingly beautiful.
I know this because I know all I can know about Psychopathy, Serial Killers, Criminal Psychiatry/Psychology & co. I have a minor in Forensic Criminology.
But thank you, it's nice to know that somebody else is just as a weirdo as I am for knowing this things!!! 🤣🤣🤣

@19zuzi82 That's what Vlad "The Impaler" did.  He would put the victims on a pole that I've read about the details of how they would live for a few days impaled.  It's pretty nasty.

This may sound insane, but what if he is innocent and the real criminal had threatened him with the death of his family or some shit if he talked? I think it's unlikely but it just might explain his annoying silence

@pupperoni 🤣😂 thanks for that! I actually had missed that part but was able to go back.  Lmfao!

ACE A Detective Smyth is my favorite interrogator. He's the one that called it his security blanket. Hahaha. Watch the other videos he's in, he knows how to get to these evil killers. He did a good job making Russell Williams confess also.

iLoveMilfs can y’all pls tag the time lmao

@Lee DesRosiers Cool motive, Still murder! -- Jake Peralta, B99

@HB-DC aka Mr Hidden 🥷 👊👊👊✂ 💯   <br>oops!

Earned every bit of that verbal beatdown    Hopefully some corrupt CO's forget that he is not supposed to be in gen pop down the line? 😈😈😈😈🤟🏾💯

Nvm I heard it when the other guy came in right after I posted my comment. Lol

I love how at 4 and a half minutes into their interview, he casually says “... my job is to assess the threat level and  I K N O W  Y O U R’ E  R E S P O N S I B L E  F O R  O N E  D E A T H”

ACE A “you just gonna sit there with your fucking security blanket” 😅

"I didn't make you take the donut; YOU took the donut!"


Breaks my heart that if little Tori didn't forget those ear rings at school she may still be with us.

I know her mom taught her not to follow strangers. But as a mom of two girls I am so frightened right now. The number one thing to teach them is to say “I’ll tell my mommy!” if any stranger comes up to them and give them a toy phone that looks real. 🤷♀

@peachyevren she's not normalizing the crime like that, relax. Sickos like this guy exist regardless of how you want the world to work, to apprehend them before they commit a crime is difficult, she's just highlighting how an act as innocent as forgetting something and going to go get it led to poor Tori in this particular situation being subjected to what she was and then killed.

No. If sick people like this didn't exist she would still be here. It has nothing to do with her. Stop normalizing crimes like this.

Her mother felt that too. We all wished she didn't go back, but her innocent heart saw no harm in returning to get them.


Detective: “I don’t think you’re some kind of monster.”<br>Detective under his breath: I know you are 🥸

Detective: “I don’t think you’re some kind of monster.”
Detective under his breath: I know you are 🥸


some pencils don't have erasers. like the ones they let you use for a serious test.


The only reason why he's crying is because he knows, what happens to ones like him in prison.

Do they get to share a cell with underaged orphans?

I really hate that the American justice system relies on the brutality of inmates to dole out punishment. Subjecting America citizens to rapes and beatings is fucked up and inhumane. We need to bring back the gallows and the firing squad. Stop wasting money housing monsters and just kill them off immediately. It's ultimately the more humane thing to do.

Yep, scared because he got caught. Monster.

@jordan bishop they give you weed and drugs in a Canadian prison? Why?

Yes poor guy! his farts will only sound like a gust of wind instead of your usual crackling sound ...

@jf 5-mars noooo please don't say that 😔 fr?

@Horizons Skylight sadly , he was transferred in a healing rehabilitation house , with lowest security and is able to have weed and drugs . Our justice system is broken

They're gonna give him the chomo shuffle

Hopefully they will give him a nice warm welcome innthe roughest and toughest block of the prison. I believe they will welcome him nicely.


Honestly, I didn't like the Investigators approach. It's too much talking


There is an alarming number of Michaels committing these crimes. I feel like this is a bad representation of us good Michaels.

Kinda ironic considering what angel bears that name

When a michael self proclaim he is good, i cant help to think otherwise

To your information there are a lot of mikes

Considering how common the name "Michael" is, I'd say it's really not that surprising that many criminals have that name. A lot of them are named John, James, Christopher, and other common names too.

lol, i was thinking this aswell...! one episode the killer and the victim were both mikes

When Canadians are born we roll a D20, if you get a 17 your name becomes mike (roll a 7 and it's Steve)

Lmfaoooo the coalition of Michaels have come together to condemn these dangerous Michaels who do not represent the true nature of the Michaelist Michaels

Trust me, being called Karen isn't great right now either.....

Welp time to witchhunt the Michaels, get your pitchforks folks.

I think the late Michael Jackson would have agreed. ^^

Joseph Michael Staline, Michael Hitler (adolph was a second name), Michael Capone, and so on...Michael Harvey Oswald also, people forget about him. truely alarming.

Thank you Michael. Us Michael’s need more positive representation in the media.

Not all Michael are bad one of my best friends is a Michael Greta guy

Theres even a videogame that has a bad Michael

3 days after this comment, Michael O'Connell was arrested for a double homicide


I love Canadian interrogators; so damn polite- yet madly effective!!!


This detective could bullshit in the olympics

“You haven’t touched your donut” 😭

“You don’t know whether to shake, shit or puke!”” 💀🤣

@Esther X Canadians are stereotypically overpolite, disappointedly pointing out to a hungry murderer that he's barely touched his food just sounds like a really Canadian thing to do, idk how else to put it lol

Scully's Tie I don’t get it can you explain pls lmao

"you haven't touched your donut" might be the most Canadian shade ever


Wanna know something. I think I lived next door to a predator. I remember when my guardian was standing and talking to him across the fence and I was 8 years old too. He looked at me and smiled and said he was going to marry me. I felt so creeped out. My guardian just laughed. One day after school I was walking home and I heard a honk and it was him and he slowed down and offered to drive me home. I declined and he kind of still insisted. The reasons why I declined is because I was creeped out and also I was quite capable of walking home since my house was just around the corner. Well my neighbour went and told my guardians and asked why I wouldn't get in his truck and couldn't trust him. He was offended but i thought i was in trouble for hurting his feelings. Instead they applauded me and in the same breath told me i could trust him. It gives me the creeps til this day. Predators are everywhere and parents need to be more vigilant with their children safety. Also teach your children to follow their instincts. It could very well save their lives. This is just to sad. Never let your guard down...ever.


can i just point out how funny it is that a huge and extremely crucial aspect of these interrogations fully rely on rolly chairs?? like the closing distance tactic is super important for psychological pressure and the only way for this to be done subtlety is with rolly chairs hehe

I imagine a 5 minute family guy sketch where the interrogator is trying to shuffle a heavy non rolly chair forward... only to fall over and do the leg thing

So you know what to do: get a lawyer, disable the rolly chair when they are out of the room

I almost think that the detectives deliberately get chairs that squeak or groan when leaning back on them 40:28 or moving, just to unsettle the suspect, or make a point. Unnerving. Lol

And the way some of these detectives move around and lean back and forth, those chairs are doing a ton of work.


Stories like this ... I don't blame the dad who shot and killed his son's abductor in front of cameras and cops.

@XKMMx 213 He probably would be, I read that he was acquitted and faced no charges since he was friends with the police chief, no idea if it's true.

I bet that dude that shot  his kids abductor is treated like a king in prison. At least he should be

Stories like that are rare now, they shouldn't be. That stuff should still be going on. Nobody even knows about it anymore.

@Comicbookhauls88 anyone know what the father's sentence was

Only acceptable response from the law in that case would be “understandable have a nice day”

Anthony Ward I feel like beating the hell out of them and breaking some bones would be worse, dying is easy dying is an escape

the best part about that story is that the dad didn't receive any prison time

I just found out about him. Nobody blamed him!! he got out clean (almost)

Ooh snap, that was well executed tbh 😃 , thanks for the link.

@Daniel Swithenbank https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeOugJPnDAM sons karate instructor had been molesting him for years, and kidnapped him eventually. When the son was found and returned he told his father everything that had been happening. I would've reacted the same way

It's rare to find such vigilante justice, we always have the mass shooters and random rapes, it's about time I hear some Boondock Saint type news...


Poor wittle Mikey needs his donut and blankie arrrghhhhhh…hope these creeps never see daylight.


The investigator's monologue skills.. holy hell. Imagine his podcast

Anyone that likes the sound of their of own voice.

@The Paradise Paradox A confessional booth for people of all religions!

It's a call in show where people get on the phone to confess all their crimes


Damn this cop could smooth talk sandpaper into a Kleenex.

@ahpacific Welp I’ve gotten over 1k likes on this comment so I’d say yeah, I’m pretty proud of it lol

@ChOkKlaaD - Jhhs 思いきや、 I think he's playfully jabbing at the cheesiness of the joke

@ahpacific why are you making fun of an actually funny and original comment for once???

@Kayla Marie he talked sandpaper into being a tissue


I’d much rather be the “bad cop” here. I’d have a really hard time pretending not to find this monstrosity disgusting. He cries and hides under his blanket, but he showed no mercy for that little girl. I definitely enjoyed watching the “bad cop” role here.

I don’t relate to comments like this. Makes me think I’d be a good interrogator. I couldn’t imagine anything more fun to do in that scenario than play with their mind and get them to destroy their lives. The pleasantry seems easy with that goal in mind.

yeah, you do got a point. But on the other hand, the "good cop" reveals this weird facade the killers think they can gather any type of security, comfort, or validation. Showing they literally care about themselves, and are only upset that they're caught. Though bad cop will always be interesting.

Do that sht where I live you wouldn't leave that room alive

@Paul Carpenter seriously, JCS didn’t go into it

It’s not so much as the bad cop as it’s a tool used for interviews. The end goal is the same. The tools used maybe different from time to time. But if that dude needs to think I’m his best friend in the entire world to tell me what happened and possibly find the girl alive. I’m about to be best friends with a suspected murderer. This channel highlights some very basic tools used in interviews but the examples are like watching Michael Jordan make a foul shot. It’s just a foul shot but an expert makes it look effortless.

@Bloody Kastiel You took some huge leaps to decipher the comment the way you did, buddy

Yeah I reallly really wouldn’t be able to himself would love to torture people are who like this, not even people… worse than monsters

@Bloody Kastiel wtf?? you're taking the comment way out of context. what is your issue? The commentor was just saying how they were enraged by the actions of this disgusting man. your comment proved nothing

and thats why you are not sitting there and investigate/judge about peoples behavior because you are biased by your emotions. <br>You can't be "the bad cop" when you want to hear the murderer explaining his cause and reason why he did it. This might give him a shorter sentence since there is no more proof/evidence or statement that can be used against him in curt or in what kind of jail he goes to. Do you want a child murderer and abuser in shorter terms in jail than usual? go ahead. I don't want that

and thats why you are not sitting there and investigate/judge about peoples behavior because you are biased by your emotions.
You can't be "the bad cop" when you want to hear the murderer explaining his cause and reason why he did it. This might give him a shorter sentence since there is no more proof/evidence or statement that can be used against him in curt or in what kind of jail he goes to. Do you want a child murderer and abuser in shorter terms in jail than usual? go ahead. I don't want that

@A-Bomb Mori oh, I don’t doubt that for a second. And he got his verbal licks in, so to speak, at the end of the interrogation. And the whole time I was watching that I was thinking “good on him, I’m glad he got to tell this scumbag what he really thought of him.” Make no mistake, I understood why the “good cop” detective had to do what he did, and I admire him for his restraint. I was merely saying that I would most likely be unable to show such restraint, but I’m not a trained interrogator, either.

If you'd been doing this for as long as this man clearly has and gone through the same education and training it would be a lot easier to be as relaxed as he's being.


"You haven't touched your donut" most Canadian interrogation I've ever heard.

The second I started reading this is the second he started saying that

Babe what’s wrong? You’ve barely touched your rapport building donut :(

God i dont even think of Krispy Kreme. I can make that happen. <br>Fun fact: Charlize Theron ate all KK when she had to gain 30lbs for the role of Aileen Wuornos in Monster......cant argue with that reasoning....😛

God i dont even think of Krispy Kreme. I can make that happen.
Fun fact: Charlize Theron ate all KK when she had to gain 30lbs for the role of Aileen Wuornos in Monster......cant argue with that reasoning....😛

or maybe its because interrogations are nothing but a mind game?

@Hercules Rockefeller, Esq. Timmy Ho's !!!!!

I feel bad about it but the words playing in my head were: "What's wrong babe, you haven't touched your doughnut 🙁"

@Rob Mckay don't know either. Krispy Kreme is great, too.

Some Tim hortons donuts as well😂 god bless Canada eh 😂

@Annette In the States you don't leave anything uneaten! Hiyooo

In the States you don't leave Krispy Kream uneaten.

@Hercules Rockefeller, Esq. I always liked Robins better.  Maybe I'm just strange though...

As an Ontarian I can agree with this lmaoo

yeah if i was about to go to prison for life i wouldnt have much appetite lmao. But again i would never murder a child or any human being... So i think he deserves being uncomfortable.

No then it would have been "You havent touched your maple syrup"

It's even Horton's too.

A 3 week old donut from a smoke filled Robin's is too good for this guy.

he even says it with such a canadian accent

"you haven't even touched yer DOEnut"

Was lookin for this comment 😭🤣 made me giggle, like a parent “you havnt touched your donut” 🤣