For anyone that might be feeling an ounce of sympathy for this 18 year old crying her eyes out, it's worth noting that she later, in prison, confessed to delivering the hammer blows that killed Victoria. Don't spare her the rage you have for the man.

@Elizabeth what is there to lol about?????

@Elizabeth what is there to lol about?????

I think she’s a lot less culpable in this crime than her predator

I think she’s a lot less culpable in this crime than her predator

@Boogity Hoo I checked online and he was 28

@Boogity Hoo I checked online and he was 28

@Boogity Hoo i think he said 28 but I could be wrong. If he were 18 then nvm sorry about that.

@Mary I could have sworn JCS stated he was an 18 yr old male? Where am I getting confused?

@Ouroboros Ah, the dragon eating its own tail... ironic, there is a difference between being a survivor and a victim. When you take away someone's life, you not only are stealing their potential but making a choice for them. So I disagree, as that's a nihilistic point of view in my opinion. She was so young and children are able to suppress memories or transmute the energy into artwork, writing, or becoming advocates for others like Elizabeth Smart. For the record, I'm bipolar and was a victim of abuse at 2 years old. Also lost my sister who was abused to an overdose a month ago. So my outlook could be skewed itself as I deal with my own survivor's guilt issues and shit. Anyway, I appreciated your response and it really got me thinking. I love the Ouroboros "infinity" design and I'm thinking of getting a tattoo to dedicate to my little sis, and that might be fitting.

@C S why? If not for her it wouldn't have happened! Then someone's saying she's  also hammered the poor girl to death!

This is mind blowing, if true. To be clear, what he did was horrifying and wrong, but if she did that, then he shouldn't be charged with murder. I mean wow, the little shit boi would have actually been telling the truth, somewhat, altho yes obviously he is still guilty for raping and kidnapping.

@korwl the fact is she delivered the final blows. But never said she broke her bones or damaged her liver. Only the headshots. He put the kid in pain, and she finished her off. Both are messed up still.

@CTheCheese To be fair I know someone who did that as a kid who I'm 99% aren't a  sadistic phychopath. They did it cause they were a idiot child and thought it would dry them off lol

@Y/E Y OMG what the hell. SO SAD. anyone who hurts an animal would not hesitate to kill a defensive child.

WHY WOULD ANYONE HAVE SYMPATHY for THE GIRL WHO LURED HER TO HER DEATH???

@Mary Just read her murderphile page please and maybe that will change your mind. noone is saying the man isnt guilty aswell we are just saying that she isnt some innocent girl. she is 18 and knew what she did.

@Monkey D. Luffy i think the grown man dating a teenager is the one that orchestrated it

@Honkey Kong you want to send a teenager to death in a manipulative and predatory  relationship??? She deserves prison but death is ridiculous

Who would feel bad? She’s literally the one that lured the girl to this terrible fate.

@Taylor Gordon Sure.m that can be your opinion. The end.

@Taylor Gordon Sure.m that can be your opinion. The end.

@pudden pop exactly she is totally involved

@pudden pop exactly she is totally involved

@Ouroboros murder is definitely worse. That’s it, the end.

@Ouroboros murder is definitely worse. That’s it, the end.

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if she did everything

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if she did everything

@pudden pop Yeah and I get that but it’s easy to guilt me and make me feel bad

@発熱すね even if she was telling the truth i wouldn’t feel bad for her. nobody could force me to do that. in that scenario i would hide in the school and tell the staff to call the police. but i’m hearing it was she who killed the girl. like holy shit

@pudden pop Yeah but I just feel bad when I see people cry and from what she was saying I thought it sounded like she was forced to help. It’s easy to trick me

@発熱すね why would you feel sorry for her. she led a child to her violent demise. wtf?

@korwl I don't disagree, you're correct.

But my belief is that rape is worse. Yeah, a rape victim can put their life together but they'll always have that trauma to deal with, for the rest of that life. The pain and insecurity never really goes away, it dulls with time but it's always there, and sometimes the person just can't get over it and it truly affects the rest of their life. You can watch someone lose all of their potential and happiness day to day in their life.

Compared to being murdered, where when your life is over, that's it. No more pain, no more of this shitshow or having to deal with trauma. Yeah, the potential of that person is gone, people miss them dearly... but they also don't have to deal with the after effects of being raped, which lasts a lifetime and can really mess people up and in some cases stop someone from living a normal life.

I'm not angry at either at them lol, but I don't feel bad for them either. if they have any humanity they're angry enough at themselves for this

@Rik S I first thought that he was all behind this. But after reading her murderpedia file it is clear that he was in it for the sex and she was in it for the murder. Now im wondering if she wasnt there that maybe tori would have been alive after all.

I didnt feel bad for her anyway. Her story was sketchy. She walked away and came back then walked away again. She at the very least knew exactly everything happening and was the one that kidnapped the little girl. She deserved life for those facts alone.

@C S does he? Rape is heinous, and the rape of a child even moreso. But at a certain point you have to realize that after a rape a person still has the opportunity to put their life back together. Murder completely precludes that.

@Amethyst sadly women don't get the same sentences

@Amethyst sadly women don't get the same sentences

@Suzie Thompson Totally agree. It was a horendous crime. I'm still amazed she got away with lying her ass off for so long when she was really the driving force and heartless killer behind this tragedy. <br>Even after the police and media blamed him for everything it took a long time for the truth to come out. It makes you think what would have happened if she wasn't forced to admit it was her that abused and murdered this poor child. What an absolute monster ¡

@Suzie Thompson Totally agree. It was a horendous crime. I'm still amazed she got away with lying her ass off for so long when she was really the driving force and heartless killer behind this tragedy.
Even after the police and media blamed him for everything it took a long time for the truth to come out. It makes you think what would have happened if she wasn't forced to admit it was her that abused and murdered this poor child. What an absolute monster ¡

I had zero sympathy for her the second she walked Tori away from safety and into a rapist's arms. I'm not surprised she'd confess to actual participation. I wouldn't be surprised if she wasn't even more of a participant than even she's "confessed/bragged" about thus far. ANYONE capable of helping in this type of crime deserves the exact punishment the attacker gets.

That's why he said she was a liar then. But explaining her part on the crime would imply confessing his own...

So disgusting. I literally never been more sick to my stomachs and I watch a looot of these interrogations. This is just brutal. They both deserve to rot and “shit shake shit and puke” forever and I hope someone post a pic of that poor girls picture in his cell. If he makes it that long in prison lol.

@Shortgamemonkey Yes, Victoria Elizabeth Marie "Tori" Stafford.

@Shortgamemonkey Yes, Victoria Elizabeth Marie "Tori" Stafford.

@Amethyst

Death. Preferably the chair. Dry towels.

@Amethyst

Death. Preferably the chair. Dry towels.

I’m glad I saw this comment cause I was actually feeling bad for her

I’m glad I saw this comment cause I was actually feeling bad for her

Shes worse because without her it more than likely wouldn't have happened at least to her then. Then the baby crying for her and she didn't stop it....smh someone is gonna kill her. If I was a lifer she would be on my radar.

They both deserve life in prison, no parole, the rest of their lives!!!

@Y/E Y when she was a child?? That should have been immediate red flags for literally anyone.

ya know, that might explain why Rafferty specified multiple times that he didn't do anything at 14:10 (or not, there's a reason i'm not a criminal psychologist lol)

ya know, that might explain why Rafferty specified multiple times that *he* didn't do anything at 14:10 (or not, there's a reason i'm not a criminal psychologist lol)

“Defence lawyer Derstine attacked McClintic's credibility during cross-examination, noting she had a history of violent incidents. McClintic stabbed one man, left her adoptive mother partially blind following an assault and put a small dog in a microwave when she was a child.”

@Shortgamemonkey Tori is short for Victoria.

@Shortgamemonkey Tori is short for Victoria.


People saying that the detective hasn't shut up yet, he's mentally tiring out the murderer and not giving him the freedom or time to think of a lie to try to weasel himself out of the interrogation

Exactly watch him interrogate Russell Williams, his voice is totally different. Very professional .

It didn't worked out, did it.... And I think it wouldn't work on me neither. There is certain amount of character strength that'll put you over the bar of this technique. As well as capability to isolate yourself from environment. A little like meditation. Then you have all the time in the world for yourself, making up your mind, bringing your thoughts together and keeping your emotions at bay (as well as tuning in for appropriate ones for the situation).<br>But at the end evidence matters the most so...

It didn't worked out, did it.... And I think it wouldn't work on me neither. There is certain amount of character strength that'll put you over the bar of this technique. As well as capability to isolate yourself from environment. A little like meditation. Then you have all the time in the world for yourself, making up your mind, bringing your thoughts together and keeping your emotions at bay (as well as tuning in for appropriate ones for the situation).
But at the end evidence matters the most so...

@Sophia Victoria Maria Merten your adorable for that comment

Other criminals would be like “ok ok I did it” so the interrogator would stop talking😂

Bet you the people saying this are Americans, lol.

Not condoning whatsoever what this fiend did. That being said, he was read his rights upon arrest and didn't need to subject himself whatsoever to interrogation if he lawyered up.

@Ben Dover i don’t think you understand what the purpose of this interrogation was

hasani hall okay so you don’t see it, do you? nvm then

hasani hall i’m well aware of that and calling you out for it!

hasani hall how does that have to do with anything man?


Could you show us an example of an innocent person being interrogated?
It would be very interesting to see the difference.
Thanks.

Ryan Ferguson, Michael Morton, Kirk Bloodsworth.....there are documentaries about each of these cases of men wrongfully convicted and eventually exonerated. The Kirk Bloodsworth case is the first exoneration of someone on Death Row using DNA in the USA....the Ryan Ferguson case is heartbreaking and it’s the first time I heard about Kathleen Zellner ....the Michael Morton case happened literally a few blocks over from my house and was one of the first times a Prosecutor was ever punished for acting unethically and being guilty of Prosecutorial Misconduct for which he spent like a day or two in jail.

Silkendrum neither the Guilty or innocent have a choice....it’s not up to the suspect/ person of interest.....it’s all a matter of Public records as is defined in the Constitution- however that’s speaking from an American perspective....I’m not sure what the options are in Canada ( they are definitely stricter in Canada and don’t usually release court proceedings but all criminal records are maintained with the RCMP ( not court proceedings but interviews etc) and you can request a public record for anyone’s criminal files, for example) and in the US anyone can submit a RPI request for public information and get copies of any legal proceedings that are not “ sealed”. Some states, like Florida, have very relaxed criminal records privacy ....which is why so much of Casey Anthony’s footage and legal pleadings were all made public. Other States are much more strict but anyone can file a request for release of Public Information on anyone who has been charged, interrogated, convicted etc ....its costs money and takes a very long time but that’s how YouTubers like Jim Can’t Swim have all these videos of interviews....

RogueAOV actually , if you donate/pledge/ financially support someone then you are a Patron, not a patreon but I’m sure that patron and patreon are derived from the same origin....

Chris Ward Richard Ricci was innocent of kidnapping Elizabeth Smart and his interrogation was much different than this pos.

I have watched one but couldnt remember which chanel.

The people who are innocent dont talk like these perps, and if they do, it's nothing relevant bc hey, theyre innocent

@Chris Ward

Looks like I got three people who want to be suspects.

All suspects are guilty, period. Otherwise, they wouldn't be suspects, now would they?

There are at least three videos on JCS's Patreon where he talks about the behaviors of truthful people: the junkie mentioned by others, a rape victim, a young man accused of killing his girlfriend. There's also one with an innocent, badly injured man that's nearly unwatchable. Unfortunately I've had to temporarily suspend my subscription so no links, but for $1.00, it's definitely worth subscribing for yourself.

@Mick Loud It got removed but it's on his patreon

@T  I remember watching that video too. It was kind of funny in contrast to a guilty person. Think he asked for like 10 cans of coke because they were holding him so long he was going into heroin withdrawal to make him talk. Guy was innocent. Jim Can't Swim mentioned videos being removed by YouTube last year

He did do this before. I saw it. The defendant was very stern and confident in his answers. You could tel he wasn’t lying. Fascinating. I saw it a while ago. Forgot which one it is

Alarming Twitch damn. You big mad 😂😂😂😂😂😂 u alright??

I was thinking the same thing. Great idea!!

I doubt that innocent people would allow their interrogations to be made public.  Guilty folks don't have the option.

RogueAOV more like YouTube is fucked so some videos might not make it to YouTube

@Mick Loud When you do not want your viewers to suffer through advertising you set up a Patreon account. It allows people to donate to the channel to help provide more content. If you donate then you are a Patreon of the author and can access exclusive content, more videos, early access etc. There is a link to Jim Cant Swim's Patreon in the description of the video.

@Mick Loud he's had many videos that have been taken down, but those videos are probably on his patreon.

@J Ali Don't know if it's still on the channel, but there was one about a dude who had a heroin addiction and they interrogated him about a burglary(?). The difference to this video is like night and day. Dude sipped a coke, then told them "I didn't do shit, get the fuck out of here; I want a laywer" or something to that effect.

@Alarming Twitch silence after rude remark

@Notes On Life Podcast an excellent idea.... which is why he's already done it genius.


In the US, I think that the several times he said he was going to remain silent and spoke of a lawyer, and the fact that the cops didn't stop interrogating him would lead to the charges being dropped.

@mason harris ah thank you. Very interesting.

@Bruh Bruh it does. This is not an interrogation that could legally happen in the US. Now, if you ask for a lawyer and keep talking, or do not affirmatively ask for a lawyer in a manner that cannot be misinterpreted, things change. Now, the charges probably wouldn't be dropped but anything said in the interrogation probably could not be used as evidence.

I don’t think it matters in situations like this


He's just a victim guys. Have a lil compassion. Poor guy 🤮


There is no level of pain that is high enough for this piece of shit to feel endlessly.


man the detective's rambling tactic is even working on me, I'm just sitting here and I'm gettin tired of him talking


I hope In prison he gets exactly what he done to that angel.


Could you do an episode of Steven Jones?


Watching monsters suffer like this with nothing but their own mind and shame (not to be confused with guilt) is so satisfying. I hope everyday these monsters suffer in their little cages. Don’t deserve a second of peace


He thought by cocooning himself in the yellow blanket would make everything go away.


Good cop, “I’ve had a bad day at work” cop


Bro I couldn’t be like that dude how can he say he isn’t mad at him I know I guess it’s his job but dude that’s crazy


Everytime the Detective says "OK" take a shot.


12:03 the detective starts to wheel to Rafferty, closing the gap so he feels more blocked in


Michael Rafferty. What an absolute, monumental coward.


oh wow
this almost seems like actions have consequences
...
naaaaah couldn't be


im only 16 minutes in. how many times does the detective say "okay" after every statement


What does “life in prison, without the possibility for parole, for 25 years” mean in Canada?

@Ev Okay, thanks. Same kinda thing in Texas but it’s just said differently.

Basically life in prison means that they'll most likely spend the rest of there life in prison unless there in there early 20's or younger<br>Parole is basically mid way through there time in prison, it's basically a mini trial to see if the guilty suspect is redeemable or not after a good chunk of there jail time, and the 25 years is how long there sentence is

Basically life in prison means that they'll most likely spend the rest of there life in prison unless there in there early 20's or younger
Parole is basically mid way through there time in prison, it's basically a mini trial to see if the guilty suspect is redeemable or not after a good chunk of there jail time, and the 25 years is how long there sentence is


The only form of justice appropriate in this case is the death penalty.  Canada simply gets it wrong.  God's word reveals that death is the appropriate penalty for murderers.  No matter.  What's coming for him in the next life will be  FAR worse than what he experienced in this video...


He is really playing the victim role omg take him away


My favorite part was when the detective said "ok?"


I'm convinced they don't DW40 the chairs on purpose just to add to the effect during the interrogations.


It’s also insane that his gf was involved and went and looked for a girl with the specific look he wanted… how sick that she would be in this scheme! How did she not say NO? Unless he was also controlling and being abusive to his gf and she didn’t want to lose him so she did it. Even then.. this is like toxic relationship on another level. I’d be damned if my bf wanted to fulfill some weird fetish involving a child don’t care if I was being abused myself I wouldn’t allow another human to feel that. Heartbreaking


Plot twist: the detective doesn’t get a salary, he’s paid by the word.

He starts out with ALL the interrogation techniques and when that fails, he just keeps on yacking..and yacking.

@David Manske It's all legal technicalities. The constitution. He won't be let go though. It's just formalities.

And just moments after completing this interview he was offered early retirement...

1 penny a word, 5 cent for every "alright"

@Greg Edwards i don’t think that it’s 10 years after between the audition in front of the parole board

This detective was one of the most professional ones and we can feel that despite what the person did he is very professional and understanding. We can feel that he has immense belief and commitment in what he is doing.

Yeah i thought the detective talked a lot too! Wasnt it to mentally exhaust the suspect?

@David Manske They must serve 25 years, but can be released on parole after 25 years, or if parole is denied every time, they could be there for life. John Lennon's murderer & Manson family members are 2 examples of notorious criminals who have been up for parole many times since serving their minimum years, but they are still in prison

Worth every penny. This guy's a beast. Relentless.

@David Manske that means the very first time that he will be allowed to go in front of the board to be released early from his sentence is after 25 years.

@Rahul Chaudhary Same dude holy shit. I saw your comment at 12 minutes in and thought "there's no way." I can't imagine how JCS sits through hours of this stuff and cuts it for us to watch in more digestible pieces. What a legend.

@David Manske no that means after 25 years he will be evaluated by a parole board and he will try to convince them that he has changed and deserves to have his freedom.

If denied he will continue serving time until his next parole hearing at 35 years, 45 years and so on. So he likely will never get out of prison but there is a very small chance he will.

Really like I'm at ducking 30 min and the detective is still talking.

I don't understand " life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years " is that mean only 25 years ?

Yes. He is a great communicator. The O.P.P. (and all of its detectives) is incredible

I think the Waterloo Provincial Police aren't real crazy about the bald spot cam in the interrogation room

I read somewhere he was one sentence away from "so let me tell you about this timeshare I have"


i would’ve cracked after 5 minutes of him talking to me non-stop, i rather get the chair than listening to a stranger talk to me for that long


a PLAIN donut! amazing interrogation technique so subversive! 😂😂


Drinking Game: Take a shot every time the first detective says “okay?”


Absolutely masterful my god I bet the POS bought a used car from him afterwards lol


I feel like it's always the child predators that cry like that when confronted with what they've done. The emotional capacity of an actual paintbrush. They prey on children to feel powerful but as soon as a normal human adult tries to talk to them about reality their balls shrivel into micro-raisins and they fall apart. Pathetic.

i've read a lot of books by profilers and they all say the same thing, child predators are into power and control but lack the confidence it takes to confront an adult woman, so they prey on kids. This is why some of them will target both children and the elderly, since both groups are vulnerable physically.

@Char Siu Sounds like you're quoting Ben Shapiro! And I heartily agree.

@A CJ Sociopaths cry? Don't make me laugh dude. Please learn about sociopaths a little better. It's all calculated acting, and they surely know better than us, when and how to act.

@cranberry noodle I can understand that point of view, but as I get more aquainted with our crim. just. system along with DHS child welfare it seems more and more clear that millions of dollars are already being poured into such programs to little or no avail. Early probation in place of serving a full sentence may be a blessing and an important step in one ex con's life, though the statistics indicate so many more take it as a great opportunity to continue their criminal lives with their undeserved freedom. When all violent criminals are treated as rehabilitatable the ones who can con the system do so and get out to terrorize our neighborhoods once again. While I agree with you that rehabilitation is important, I cannot condone the one size fits all/bleeding heart attitude our criminal justice system presently takes on rehabing and releasing so many dangerous felons back into society.

@JesusReigns 3:16 I'm glad to hear that about you. Sadly so many will never accept their faults, only living to satisfy their own needs and desires. It is the design of such evil in our world... to spread like cancer starting with the most innocent and vulnerable. But as you say, Jesus can heal and He is King.

@CrunchyWolf That's interesting, and I think it may be true for some pedofiles, though I feel there is a third state, which is one of a complete, unabashed predator. One who gets excitement from preying on the innocent/helpless simply to satisfy their perverse desires. That one is much harder for us to understand and accept, I think, though it is a reality nonetheless.

@spaghetti jpeg I think you have a good point there, though it is so hard to say when a hardened criminal/sick person like a child molester is lying, or when they feel it is most benificial to be manipulative about something like abuse. So many things come into play! Do they feel it is advantageous to tell the truth about their abuse at one point and lie to seem harder later? Do they lie about being abused at all as you say and tell the truth later? Is everything they say a mix of lies and truth? Probably depends on the perp.  Really you can't ever really tell if a twisted liar is lying. I know some people who have been molested who are upright and not perverse at all as well; sex abuse happens SO MUCH more often than we know. It's bound to produce some extreme cases, and that's why I feel it's safe to assume that many of these people are perverse due to environmental factors like sex abuse. Abuse and neglect of any kind can deeply and permanently scar some children while others somehow come out ok, able to heal for one reason or another. I personally feel that sex abuse is one of the most heinous things that could ever be perpetrated on a child (anyone, but little ones especially) and it always damages in fundamental ways. I suppose  that's why it's very believable that most people who are that sick were harmed terribly as children in one way or another, though they deserve no sympathy as adults who offend, in my view. It simply explains some of the causes of these evil things in our world.

@Rdwrer I remember reading somewhere that a large percentage of child molesters say they were molested to gain sympathy, then later admit they lied in prison or therapy. I wish I had the source :^/ but to me this makes more sense than people doing the things that hurt them. My grandmother was molested and so was my male cousin, they are so protective and vehemently angry and sad to this day about what happened to them. Not saying people that are molested never go out and do it themselves but it's just never something I've encountered myself.

@CrunchyWolf sure you know. are you one of them ?

@Long White Mane just your irrational sense of justice .

@THE URANIUM CAFE faun whisper was the women helping him in the car then backstabs him after helping him.

@David F these MEN pretend gays ARE SOMETIMES BIG but ALWAYS bullies of the supposed WEAKER ( peaceful ) side.

@Sam Foley jewish rabbis ? performing rituals on the child ? you mean this ?

Psychologists say that some of the most suicidal patients they see are pedos who've been outed. That fall is so complete they are rendered less than infantile.

That's why they're greenlit in prison with women beaters next. Because they prey on those who can't defend themselves.

Rplover Horrific, but fascinating. And why remedial counselling so desperately needs to be a part of their prison sentence. If they’re ever to be released, this is absolutely necessary to their rehabilitation.

That's kinda why. They prey on children because they are pathetic, weak creatures. If they are faced against an adult, most wouldn't be able to do it. It's why most people when they see them crying and upset feel no sympathy for them. It's a pointless act that they try to use.

I think that, even in their own minds, the reality of doing such terrible things to a child, someone who is inherently defenseless and morally pure, is so horrifying and shocking that on some level they can’t believe it’s real.

Like, they know it’s evil, and that people get sentenced to life in prison for it, but it actually happening and them actually getting caught is just too surreal for them to really prepare for mentally. And when that illusion is shattered, so are they.

I think that, even in their own minds, the reality of doing such terrible things to a _child,_ someone who is inherently defenseless and morally pure, is so horrifying and shocking that on some level they can’t believe it’s real.

Like, they know it’s evil, and that people get sentenced to life in prison for it, but it actually happening and them actually getting caught is just too surreal for them to really prepare for mentally. And when that illusion is shattered, so are they.

For real, this pansy has No Readon to Cry like a baby. He’s only crying because he got caught (too bad it wasn’t in the USA), the girl too, deserves just as  bad as a punishment.

And I’d love to see them both cry, while they’re being tortured severely in an American prison.
Freaking Sickos! Ugh
Pos pisses me off, big time!

The hansen vs predator fandom has a few breakdowns of the police interrogation and its similar to this vid. I remember in one, the female interrogator acted like the suspects wife to mess w him. It was cool lol

Fawn Whisperer I feel the same way with all felons. That these sort of people need to feel power because they are such cowards!

Fawn Whisperer <br>Emotional capacity would be huge, yes? “An actual paintbrush” must be huge to you.

Fawn Whisperer
Emotional capacity would be huge, yes? “An actual paintbrush” must be huge to you.

Rplover yes I believe that’s true. But even though it is, I believe most children go through trauma. When we grow up we have to take responsibility for our actions. Jesus can heal us all. He did it for me.

It isn’t about power with pedophiles.  They are actually sexually attracted to kids.  And that is why they will never stop.  They kill because they don’t want a witness or to get caught and they know what they are doing is not ok.

I also think they are wise to their futures.  They likely will spend their entire time in solitary.... either because someone found out what they are in for, or to protect them from the get go.  They know the kind of people they are.

Rplover Good conclusion. I believe it is said that there are two main mental states that child predators enter. The first is one of love. They justify their actions to themselves by telling themselves they’re in love with their victims and that makes everything okay. The other mental state is that they convince themselves that they’re children or on the same mental level as a child. So In their opinion everything is innocent and okay. Just two children doing what children do

@Debra Jones oh i totally agree. I'm at a point where if you get caught preying on children you get the death sentence. Im not even sure castration would fix it. They'll still have some kind of attraction and they will find a new way to pleasure themselves with it.

Ive always wondered if it because emotionally they are on the level as a child and maybe that's why they have an attraction to children. Its something I have spent the last few month's looking into. Theres not much out there on the brain function of a predator and they need to do more with studying why. I think they could benefit on finding what part of the brain reacts and how to be able to disable those thoughts and feelings. That way when they get released because most do they won't do it again. They say chemical castration but for some reason I only think that will stop them from being able to have sex. It won't stop them from victimizing kids sexually. Idk how the castration works in relative to sex drive and what not. Again theres not much info on this for the public.

mark roberts What in the world does this even mean?

I feel like predators obviously lack empathy and the capacity to give or receive comfort /community as a result. They only observe what it looks like when people emote ,in their daily lives and criminal activities. They observe and mirror it for several reasons partly to gain access to victims and then this . When they feel the have a need to engage and gain something from it.Whats so telling to me is the indignation that doesn't really  quite suite the circumstances and his display of childlike fear .I'm always  amazed by their lack of ability to  asses when they're done and their bullshit wont fly .I suppose its linked up  with brain chemistry and an inability to absorb what reality (consensus /actual)is.

That's a pretty interesting point... it's as if some who prey on children do so because they are emotionally stunted--- such that interacting (sexually or otherwise) with mature adults is intimidating and unappealing. This would go along with my theory that most pedofiles are sexually abused/scarred as children which may contribute to serious stunting of emotional development.


Omg that part was funny af him scoulding the man at the end. saying they have glass cells to make googly eyes just imagine those two idiots with child looking drawn art and googly eyes. they deserve to stay in there XD


For those wondering .yeah he will get PC for a while..eventually it will drive him nuts.he will willingly go to gen pop..when he does it's usually the guards themselves let the cell bosses know what hes in for what he did.and turn their back on him when the time comes..he will get a good clobbering for sure at the least..he will go back to PC and then back to gen pop..my friends dad was a guard in a max sec prison for 30 yrs.he told us many stories about sickos like this.and the guards would make sure they got what they deserved..he said once that it was an obligation to him and his guard pals that freaks like these would have some real hard time.

A lot of places have full chomo units. It depends on the state. Michigan doesn’t even have PC. In some places PC is just a regular unit and not a 24/7 lock down. No idea how it works in Canada but I think he’ll have an easier time than if he was in us prisons.


It makes this interrogation SO much sweeter knowing this monster is going through severe opiate withdrawal, while being rapid-fire questioned by the best behavioral science department in the world. <b>Edit</b> Look, let me clarify that I was an addict for two decades and I've been off the needle for over 11 years now. I would never point that out to anyone who is struggling with addiction. But this guy... It's different.

It makes this interrogation SO much sweeter knowing this monster is going through severe opiate withdrawal, while being rapid-fire questioned by the best behavioral science department in the world. *Edit* Look, let me clarify that I was an addict for two decades and I've been off the needle for over 11 years now. I would never point that out to anyone who is struggling with addiction. But this guy... It's different.

@Finished!!!!!!, yeah, you really can't see inner suffering on the outside of someone's body. Not to mention, he is in the early stages of withdrawal.

Been through opiate withdrawal more times than I can count, so I can say, he definitely suffered like he deserved during the interrogation. Back on pain meds, due to intolerable pain, but at least I won't be interrogated by detective talk-a-lot the next time I go through withdrawal, and be facing prison.

@You're Right I am right. i did read some, but they were superficial & brief. so i decided to skip most of them and just plain out ask

@xothobo Have you not read ANY of these comments describing the symptoms? Hands down, you Do. Not. Ever. Ever. Ever. Want to go through a severe or even a minor opiate withdrawal. Life ceases to ever be the same again. Even after the physical withdrawal is over, that's just the beginning.

Where did it say he was going through opiate withdrawal? Are you mixing up other interrogations on this channel?

Where did it say he was going through opiate withdrawal? Are you mixing up other interrogations on this channel?

That explains the nausea and lack of appetite. I didn't think it was nerves.

That explains the nausea and lack of appetite. I didn't think it was nerves.

He is not even paying attention bec all he feels is that sickness who is killing him inside so he fighting with both !!

Thank you for pointing that out!
It warms my heart.
I've gone through severe opiate withdrawal following surgeries.
It is hell.
I hope his and that woman both live life and eternity suffering.

@るーちゃん i absolutely agree it got worse until at least day 3 for me before i felt like it was easing.

@るーちゃん i absolutely agree it got worse until at least day 3 for me before i felt like it was easing.

@April it’s definitely a battle. Good luck on your journey. I’m on day 6 of Fty withdrawal and it’s been horrid.

@April it’s definitely a battle. Good luck on your journey. I’m on day 6 of Fty withdrawal and it’s been horrid.

@James Hutson Supposedly he extorted his mother and grandmother to death. His mom ended up dying at 60 from...heart failure I believe. His grandmother died soon after. His own family wants him to stay in prison forever (depending on thr accuracy of the reports on him and his family)

@LuxLoose reasoning falls short of emotion a majority of the time, unfortunately. Yes, life sucks though.

@LuxLoose reasoning falls short of emotion a majority of the time, unfortunately. Yes, life sucks though.

@LuxLoose I was in a bad mood yesterday, sorry. I am interested in it, just wasn't in the mood at the time and in my head it felt like you were defending a pedophile and murderer by saying it could be anyone. My bad

@LuxLoose yeah and I hope the me that did it gets the same treatment. Just because it is technically me doesn't mean I need to feel sympathy for them. Kind of a pointless thing to bring up, honestly. I love that theory but when your character diverges that far you can't really consider it you anymore, it's not the same person at all even if you look the same. I get what you're saying, but if you want to talk about that and have people be interested, it's probably not the best move to say, "hey that could be you there who committed these atrocities." Yes and no. Either way, it's just a weird thing to say. It's a bad look.

Lol just when they showed there pictures for the first time my internal judging of books by their covers thought.. heroin junkies lol

@Shady Sheister no they will put the asswipe in PC. Maybe a work crew will "accidentally" cross paths with his crew but highly unlikely.

Looks like pretty mild withdrawal to me.

Looks like pretty mild withdrawal to me.

@April Hello April. Your story sounds much like mine. Xanax is a rough one. You got this. Much love from Texas.

@April Hello April. Your story sounds much like mine. Xanax is a rough one. You got this. Much love from Texas.

@April where are you located? Wish I could talk to someone like you. Hopefully if u see this you could text me I need help and nobody is Listening.

@April know what you’re going through. I’m a 5 1/2 year PERCOCET addict. I wake up depressed every day. I sit in the dark EVERY DAY bc I’m so depressed and so tired of taking this bull💩. Rehab is wayyy to expensive in Dallas Texas (which rehab shouldn’t cost a dime 🙄) I’m just ready to STOP!!!!

Is there a video part of him going through withdrawal? Or that he would be going through withdrawal?

Is there a video part of him going through withdrawal? Or that he would be going through withdrawal?

@April if you have been addicted physically to xanax before, does your body remember and go through withdrawals if you use it even once after that? Im genuinely asking bc from what I'm reading it seems like it's just as addicting as heroin!

@April hang in there mama..You can do this!!!!

@April hang in there mama..You can do this!!!!

@Daniel Curry when I've been in withdrawal 24 hours is the point where it starts to get worse and worse not better.

@Heather McNally you are correct, some of the worst criminals have morals and child abuse is something they dont put up with. I was a PO for 7 yrs and had to help clean one of those vile pos brains off the concrete and the inmate who did it was actually rewarded by the other guards lol usually i would be appalled by behavior like that but when its a child abuser i feel absolutely no empathy. Let me state clearly tho that guards dont turn a blind eye unless there is absolutely no doubt in their guilt. Dna evidence, video footage etc of child abuse is a direct way to make your life absolute hell so if you're one of these pieces of shit dont act on it cuz ull get caught and end up in a prison full of murderers waiting to get their hands on your vile ass. Seg wont save you. Guards work with inmates to ensure you end up where your suppose to be, you have no chance in hell of being protected 24/7 forever.

oh, yeah the blanket and threw up, missed it somehow

oh, yeah the blanket and threw up, missed it somehow

@April I can understand every word of that, lmk if you find the way out

@April I can understand every word of that, lmk if you find the way out

This is eventually what I want to do after I graduate :3

This is eventually what I want to do after I graduate :3

@James Hutson hey, i hope this isn’t intrusive... may you please try to describe what withdrawal feels like physically & psychologically? watching youtube videos feels fabricated, i’d like to understand the truth 😅 you don’t have to answer if you’re uncomfortable

@Amelia Bee what's wild to me is, it depends in what environment I was withdrawing in you know? Say if I'm in jail/rehab.. I don't withdrawal as hard because I know I'm not going to get it, and that I can just try to be at ease with that as fast as possible. But say im trying  to get clean by myself at my apartment, getting it was s damn phone call away nd a few miles down the road😒😒😒 Obviously I would still go through it, mainly restless legs, no appetite, and exhausted but can't sleep, because when I finally close my eyes, I wake up 15 mins later sweating . I hated that shit, where you just JOLT awake and immediate anxiety takes over and your heart starts racing. It's crazy, when I would withdrawal I felt literally hollow, but I could like feel my insides , it's hard to explain. I could just feel everything and I'd get anxiety over everything. I'd be super sensitive to light , especially fluorescent fucking lights idk why but they made me feel worse it's an odd thing. Talking to ANYBODY was a nightmare because I just felt so vulnerable and exposed. The only reprise would be sitting in a warm shower for as long as possible/stretching my achey fucking muscles. God stretching felt so fucking good for just a few seconds. Man, what a terrible thing

@Amelia Bee I have never been through it but I read that sub icons and methadone (comfort meds) can get you through it.

@Amelia Bee imagine that horror and then imagine you’re being interrogated for killing a kid and the rest of your life will be lived in a glass cage with nobody having any time for you and other inmates trying to kill, maim or blind you.
I have no sympathy for this piece of sh but it’s like quite amusing to see his world crash down entirely.  RIP Tori.
Hope you get through the WD mate

@Lotek Any tips for me? I'm weaning too, and it's extremely difficult. I'm in the middle of a divorce, my husband moved me overseas and now I have to go fly back to the US with nothing to my name. I don't know if I'll be able to access any of the drug at home, and I am in an utter panic over it. I'm so scared ._.

I'm currently on a medically supervised opiate taper after being on heavy duty painkillers for 20 years, and oh man, it is ROUGH. Believe me when I say that opiate withdrawal is one of the worst things a person can possibly experience.

Seconds feel like hours. Every last one of your pain receptors is firing on all cylinders, all the time. There isn't even a moment's respite from the constant writhing, vomiting, convulsing, involuntary muscle spasms, fever, and searing pain. Your head feels like it's been split open with an axe. Your face is pouring out fluids, so much so that even if you're lucky enough to fall asleep, you'll just jolt right back awake again in a complete panic as your body thinks you're drowning from all that mucosa filling your airway. And you will exist in that miserabIe state for several weeks, maybe even months.

I was not aware that Michael Rafferty was an opiate addict. I thought he was just dry-heaving and sniffling like that because of anxiety, but let me tell you, I am RELISHING the fact that he's going through all of that.

As a former opiate addict that went through withdrawal dozens of times, this is a complete and utter nightmare to imagine.

@Jj Dd unfortunately benzos/alcohol are the 2 things you can die from (well what i mean is , withdrawal from those 2 things can kill you)

@Jj Dd I struggled with vicodin addiction for over a decade so i can totally empathize with ya. It took me awhile but i very slowly weaned myself off of it. I hope you can eventually do the same with coke because both can be dangerous. Good luck to you!

@April feels bad man im sorry and hope you find your way throu that shit. Im a coke user and i cant stop taking it till i waste all my money... everytime...

@Jj Dd I’m a 7 year Xanax addict. Quit since November 2018 but relapsed December 2020 (mixed with alcohol) and the withdrawals nearly killed me. Had to go to the ER. Relapsed again on February this year and went to the ER again. Went to rehab after that. Addiction is no joke. I wish I could stop. I haven’t touched benzos but have been taking other substances almost immediately after I got out of rehab. I hate it. I’m exhausted. I want to stop using. 😰😰😰

But seriously, fuck this guy.

If that's true, then its only the beginning of his withdrawal. I have went through withdrawal literally hundreds of times (from opiates and benzo`s) and have been clean over 10 years now, but once detox gets bad he would be running to the toilet every 5 minutes, or shitting his pants, so considering he hasn't done that it's just the early stages of withdrawal.

@James Hutson and damn I am glad to be in recovery from heroin and I watched the JCS video the Legend of "Jeff" lol and I felt so bad knowing he was withdrawing, but this guy.... man I hope they didn't even give him some immodium

@James Hutson yeeaaa my dad was in max security federal prison in the USA for 23 years (armed robbery, multiple states, stacked charges, casinos and banks, no one ever injured tho [lol except the mental hell my dad put my family through]) and in some of the most notorious prisons with some horrible murderers.... and trust me when I say that for the people who are a child molester or even a person who kills kids without violating them, prison is a very scaryyy place to be (as it should be)

@Death I very much agree, 100 trillion percent.

@Death I very much agree, 100 trillion percent.

@James Hutson monsters like these deserve far worse than can be inflicted on a mortal body and mind and for that reason alone I hope there is a hell and that it isn't just fire, I want them to live their worst nightmares every waking moment of time allotted to this universe

Oh I guess I missed that part about the withdrawal! Wouldn’t wish that upon anybody, except people like this

Oh I guess I missed that part about the withdrawal! Wouldn’t wish that upon anybody, except people like this


I get the techniques etc. But geez if this guy just stopped taking for one second.


This cop is a better man than me. I couldn't treat that killer as human. They would be cuffing me up for choking the life out of this monster.


He said hes scared hes gonna lose his life after this investigation....huh....that sounds weird


“I didn’t do anything”

“We’ll that’s not entirely true, is it?”

Love the Canadian investigstors

@E G Australia has a low variance in accents. English accents are fucking bonkers though. Yorkshire to Scouse to Geordie to RP to West Country to Cornish all sound insanely different. American accents has some pretty significant variance but not that much inside that small of a geographical region.

Lol, "Look at you... Okay? You haven't touched your donut. Aright? Because your guts are eatin' yourself up inside. Okay?" 😂😂

@Ryan O'Laughlin Nova Scotia  and prince Edward island  and Montreal Quebec Newfoundland  the most distinctive ones

Canadian? Haha, investigators are supposed to be nice so the people dont get freaked out and hide more info...

Canada is the most multi ethnic nation ever. We have the most accents.

P.s our federal policy is "non nationalism" or "post-nationalism".

@Ryan O'Laughlin very much so. Check out a video of a Newfoundland accent

The “you haven’t touched your dOnut” line still cracks me up

These boys make me proud to be in their province.

@Momera, I can kind of tell the general region with Canadian accents. I think I can at least. Lol I know the "Newfie" accent bc there's a youtuber that speaks that way. And I believe the lightest of Canadian accents is in the west, British Colombia, only bc I hear celebrities from there speak and they sound more neutral. I could probably get lucky and guess at the others. As for the British accents, Liverpool (Liverpudlian?) and Cockney are the only two I can identify right off. The rest sound the same LOL

@E G Really? I'm Canadian and I can definitely hear differences between English accents. Unless they're from London, Essex, or Newcastle, I can't identify the regions (and even then I'm iffy) but I can tell that they're not the same. I recently met a lady from northern England (I forget where exactly) who now lives in Canada and she said that when people try to guess where she's from, they never guess England because it sounds different from the London accent we're used to hearing in movies. And then obviously there's also Scotland which sounds very different as well and Wales which I think sounds less different but definitely not the same as a London accent.

@Ryan O'Laughlin, I agree. Also, I understand that there are many regional accents in the UK but to my ears, unless there is a very dramatic difference in the way an individual speaks, it all sounds the same. Australian accents, too. I can't say which region anyone is from based on hearing them speak.

@Ryan O'Laughlin nah these guys are just really canadian, i and most other people just speak normal plain english

@Ryan O'Laughlin We do indeed. Some are less obvious than others, but generally we can tell

@Dave TheScrub do Canadians have regional accents to one another? because to Americans you all sound the same whether from Ontario or BC

As soon as I heard him talking I thought to myself: this sounds local maybe.

Then as soon as I heard him say Guelph it clicked they're Canadians - I live in the same province. It's amazing how I hear an accent in the investigator yet don't speak the same tongue.

You should see the other investigator that comes in later.


This isn't a parking ticket. You got that right inspector.


oh my God this is where I live I didn't even realize this happened


If him finishing nearly all sentences with 'okay' is a psychological wearing tactic its working


Hat off to the people who have to study monsters like this piece of garbage.  I couldn't do it


Legend has it the detective is still in that room talking

He isn't paid by the hour he's paid by the word

Well I don't think he lost his job so probably 😂

I never feel good laughing at any of the comments in horrific event cases but oh dear god this had me cackling 🤣

It's like the old Tom and Jerry cartoon where Tom is singing rock-a-bye-baby to Spike forever.

@Biljana Zafirovska right! Had me confessing and I’ve never even met these people!🤣

He literally fried my brain listening him

Legend has it he is still getting mikes food 🥘

I swear he sounds just like Agent Smith from the Matrix

They just send in whoever they wanna get a confession from


Haha!  “Keeping your mouth shut is the best thing that can happen” 😂😂😂


This is why i could never do a job like this, mike would leave the room on a stretcher or in a body bag


The first interrogator is the same who nailed down Russel "Underwear Weirdo" Williams


This detective is like 40 years old with 50 years experience

This detective is like 40 years old with 50 years experience

But thats not possible. If he lived 40 years he can, if he was born at work, have at maximum 40 years of experience. 🥸

This man alone adds an additional 70+ years to the workforce

This man alone adds an additional 70+ years to the workforce

He interrogated the doctor delivering him for his qualifications lmao

@YouTube has Taken over my life it's a hyperbole 🤷♂ you know a exaggeration to create poetic license in the sentence

That makes sense coming from the guy with one brain cell left. The math adds up.

I think he was not really good. He did nothing

I think he was not really good. He did nothing

Isn’t he the same detective who interrogated Russell Williams?

Isn’t he the same detective who interrogated Russell Williams?

@Surfer Bob thanks for giving me a stoke and putting me in a hospital, now i dont have to do my exam

@LLCooL L thats so cool, maybe i should do something like that and look at diseases because i really like biology. Are you paid well?

They got nothing. You could put a homless person with a suit on in that room and get the same outcome

Radio 4Men the narrator explained the strategy behind his rambling if you listened

Makes sense, with all the overtime he's raking in

Makes sense, with all the overtime he's raking in

I'm thinking he's 50 with 100 years experience.  Why! Bc he paid attention.

@KrissyRose Animallover2021 wHaTS A bRaIN CeLl?!?!

@KrissyRose Animallover2021 wHaTS A bRaIN CeLl?!?!

I hope he's not a flash in the pan.  I hope they're traning dozens, hundreds of interrogators to these standards world wide.

yeah seriously!! i was thinking the same thing.

yeah seriously!! i was thinking the same thing.

@LLCooL L actually they deleted all of their comments.

@LLCooL L actually they deleted all of their comments.

How is he 40 years old with 38 years of experience

How is he 40 years old with 38 years of experience

@williegates Today I learned that a seed loan of multiple millions of dollars in cash and who knows how much in property, along with years of bailing out by daddy's money counts as "self-made." What a smoothbrained take.

he's the dream subject for every employer

he's the dream subject for every employer

Seems like the kinda guy perfect for "entry level" positions which require a 10 year degree and 5 years of experience.

You win buddy wittiest comment on YouTube I love u bro made my day

@Fictatious my maths teacher is 26 and legit became bold than applying neir for 80min

why did this comment thread turn into political debate. can’t people just have their own opinions and live their lives? god damn. i don’t know why people can’t just respect opposing opinions and go on with their lives, there’s no gain in being hurt by the fact someone likes a political figure you don’t agree with 😐

Unless you're falsely accused for some reason

Unless you're falsely accused for some reason

@LLCooL L I know this is an older comment. Regardless good for you! More people need to have your work ethic.

for real. he didn't mention it in the video, but this is the same interrogated who caught russel williams. there used to be a video on him on this channel but it was taken done for some reason

@Geordie Zinn uh... like millions did last I checked.. and twice.

@LLCooL L I'm also one of those dreaded experts who has a guilty pleasure for YouTube comment arguments lol

It's scary shit, man. You can gain more experience than most officers, interrogators, and even be better than a lie detector if you stay hard-boiled in the face of the most heinous. Scary shit having to think about what this man has been through, and I don't doubt his claims about experiencing worse.

Love the canadians and what they have to talk aboot hehe

Love the canadians and what they have to talk aboot hehe

bro is as good as it gets and professional af

bro is as good as it gets and professional af

@Fictatious I started going bald in my teens

@Fictatious I started going bald in my teens

He must be that software developer every company is looking for

@LLCooL L don’t argue with trumpsters, reason doesn’t exist for them. let it go, they’re good people deep down, somewhere. i hope.

it's what could be considered a raid boss detective

it's what could be considered a raid boss detective

@LLCooL L lol u guys will never agree so my opinion eat pancakes

@LLCooL L yall tripping just chill homies 😎

@LLCooL L yall tripping just chill homies 😎

@Jennifer S Call it a guilty pleasure. Not that wasting 15 minutes of my life responding to this guy somehow invalidates me or something.

@LLCooL L Yet here you are, arguing in the comments section of a YouTube vid.

@WeeStrom CO Guy I was commenting on the pure, hilarious irony of how you yourself pulled the bot card and then immediately tried to make fun of others for doing the same. I would suggest that you read it again but I don't really think that reading comprehension is your issue. I think it's more an overall comprehension problem.

Edit: just noticed you went back and deleted the comment accusing me of being a bot after I called you out on it and this was you trying to pretend it never happened. Pathetic 🤣. Thanks for this convo, it was pure comic gold.

@WeeStrom CO Guy Oh, btw, you're commenting on a Criminology video, so if you're looking for career choices for an anthropologist, look no further. Criminology and forensics are certainly two major applications for our body of knowledge.

@WeeStrom CO Guy Actually, I worked  my way through university, working a FT and PT job in addition to a paid teaching assistant job. Then, having graduated magna cum laude, it was not difficult for me to get scholarships and grants to fund my further studies. So, no, I don't have student debt. My work is focused on analyzing disease and trauma in human skeletal remains and has numerous applications, from forensics to medicine to public health. Plus, I get to travel around the world, have access to places that 99.9% of the public will never see, and experience other cultures in a way that vacationers can't even imagine. My life is immensely satisfying, my career is exciting, and I can easily say that I'm living my dream.

@WeeStrom CO Guy You're not necessarily wrong here. I mean, look at Trump. He's got more than half a century of work experience but still absolutely nothing between the ears. Heck, look at yourself, you know what it takes to run a business but obviously not a clue about what it takes to run a country, so you must know exactly how Trump feels.

@Midnight Phister balding doesn't mean much. I know plenty of people who's balding started in their late 20's

ah, so he is the guy they were talking about in those job requirements

Some careers you're born for. Or some lives make careers perfect for you.


Honestly... If u did what he did, what more is there really to say 🤔


If all that rambling was supposed to cause mental exhaustion, well, it seemed to work on me.


Now he’s going to suffer for the rest of his existence. 🙃🔥<br> That poor little girl just wanted to see a puppy. 💔

Now he’s going to suffer for the rest of his existence. 🙃🔥
 That poor little girl just wanted to see a puppy. 💔


He was all gas no breaks on dude gave him no time to gather his thoughts A+ work


I swear composite sketch artists are some of the most talented people on earth. It’s incredible how well they can put together a persons face just based off some fuzzy footage or some vague descriptions.

I swear they have sight like in the fantasy novels.

@Native American Feather i heard about that case!! apparently, there was this guy who got arrested for keeping a girl in his basement and many people suspect he could've been the guy in the photo. he had a tiktok account so he spoke a lot, and i saw people trying to analyze his voice with the voice from the audio recording, and it sounded so similar in my opinion...

I agree. Theres a case close to me. The Delphi,IN murders of Libby & Abby. Its been 4 years!:(  one of the girls was sharp & took a video & audio of their killer. But still..no arrest:/  check the case out. Unfortunately the sketches are way 2 different ones. One is older one is younger.  The man in the video doesnt look young. Check it out and lmk what you think. Blessings & stay safe my friend ♡

It’s sad that they might be phased out by breakthroughs in the technology of genetics. They can make your face based off of a single piece of DNA evidence. Maybe use sketch artists and this technology in concert 🤔 because I agree they are brilliant.

@Favorable Mortal I was thinking “who actually looks like that” and then somehow the match existed perfectly lmao

ikr!! that's why as an artist who really likes true crime, being a composite sketch artist is my dream job

Yeah they were so close it was incredible


After convicted and spent some 2 decades or less he will come out for good behaviour.... This sentence is an Insult to all police shérif and agent, work to the trouble and problem with the process of seeing, digesting, processing the visual effects of all murder for later some psychological appraiser comfortably seated in the cabinet summarizes that their sanity is recovered....


Favorite quotes: "This isn't some to-do list, this is much more serious than that."
"Okay??"
"You can barely eat or drink, you haven't touched your donut."  Dying😂


Wonder when we are going to hear the story of a prison hero?


This kind of crime is unimaginably disgusting, the amount of rage I feel towards these two is indescribable. May tori rest peace.

@Norwegian Cat Just delete that comment and watch out for FBI visit tomorrow...

@Norwegian Cat 8 year old children are your thing? Okay Epstein calm down

I just found this channel and of the 5 or so videos I’ve watched this was the only one I almost turned off.


Americas new law is guilty til proven innocent, trial by media. That’s why we ask for her a lawyer present before talking. Thank God this guy talked so her family can have closure knowing this monster will rot in jail


I 100 percent support real police going after real criminals.


please, I love your videos!! come backkkk, Im running out of your videos, LOL I've watching all of them, Come back ! You are soo Good, best channel ever.


how do detectives sit in the same room as these people? I feel sick just by looking at this. I can't believe some people are this fcked


Interrogator Jim Smyth was also the one who brilliantly interrogated Col. Russell Williams. What a GOAT!

He gotta start training a lot of these officers lol

@Total Sweetheart
lol... dummy...
goat stands for greatest of all times... honestly...

@James Chebahtah
Actually the Russell Williams interrogation was about 10 hours.
Williams finally confessed at about 5 or 6 hours if I remember correctly and then recounted the crimes.
Only 2 hours and 56 minutes of the entire 10 hours were released.
Did you not notice that some parts jumped and some didn't make sense?

@bowtech1020 Jim is the "bad cop" that comes in.

I just watched this and he's new to me but wow, I'm ready to confess anything to him.  He's good.

@Andrew Lion What is "shmeeda?" I began using "AF" until my 35 year old son saw a post I made. My son said, "Don't use letters you don't know what they stand for. For the love of God, mom." smh :(

Does Jim Smith have more recorded interviews?  I’d love to just study this man, not necessarily as much the ppl he interviews.

He'd probably get me to confess things I didn't even do as long as he had a Tim Hortons coffee black with sugar waiting for me.

Oh shit! I just watched that last night, I didn't even realize! Haha

Some say Jim is so good at this because he spends all of his time practicing interrogation and none of the time at the pool.  That's why Jim can't swim.    ;)

SJ Percy it's not him. He came in briefly playing bad cop. The interrogator doing the majority is a different guy entirely

💉Sick Boy💉 it's not him doing the bulk of the interrogation tho. He came in briefly a few times.

Chris Mitchell I guess he was interrogated in different segments. They may stop and leave him stewing for an hour and then reset the clock

James Chebahtah the Russell interrogation was not under an hour. It was a few. It was edited for time.

enkibumbu I think he mistook 'conscience' for 'conscientiousness.' Russel Williams was a very conscientious man, hence how he was manipulated into a confession. The detective used his sense of 'communal good' against him. He made him believe that confessing was for the benefit of the community and his wife. He had no empathy for his victims, however - a conscience.

Total Sweetheart G.O.A.T <br>Greatest Of All Time.

Total Sweetheart G.O.A.T
Greatest Of All Time.

Was he really?? Hory shet. Dudes literally the GOAT

He really is great at this. The tone of his voice is killer...

He is amazing. He is doing Gods work, putting these horrible people away forever.

I heard he even interviewed the actual shmeeda

@OGKB seeker  Had a conscience? Um, do you know what he did?

@James Chebahtah I don't know why there was a hour timer because that was a five hour interrogation.

I don't think there's any job in the world I would find more difficult to do than his. Even the bad cop in this case, what an insane talent. Its like acting, except your mistakes can permanently ruin lives and the entire time you just want to throw up from disgust.

I just finished the good ol' Russ video before starting this one, absolutely agree Mr. Smyth is a legend.

A shame they never interviewed him for the Russel Williams segment, they really should have as opposed to just other experts

Just watched that video. He killed it. Insane he was able to get that kind of confession in less than an hour. That’s insanely impressive, he is a master in his craft for sure


The detective said we all make mistakes. That may be true. But raping and killing an 8-year-old little girl is not a mistake. May God bless the little Tori and her family.

@Lulu Mari  I actually do. It's just painful to listen to sometimes. As far as the tactics the detectives have to use to get a confession out of these people, let's not miss the big picture here. A little girl was brutalized and discarded like trash by a heartless monster. So please forgive me if I came across so emotional.

I don't think you have understood how interrogation techniques work.


That demon will stand before God and receive an eternal sentence for what he did to that helpless child.


Lmao it’s the fake vomit for me, gang

He’s gonna puke when he thinks it’s gonna get him out of the situation but not so much as a gag when he whips out the bucket and says “I’ve seen worse, go ahead”


Off topic but that “ we all make mistakes that’s why pencils have erasers” line now , that is a insta caption