As a father to 4 girls this isn't enough. She wanted to see a puppy and instead she had the most scary and traumatic experience right before she was pulled from this world. And instead of spending the next 10 years playing with friends learning about the world around her learning how to drive a car falling in and out of love she was stuck in a hole in the ground by 2 people who had no empathy for her. Life without parole for 25 years is to light. I want this couple to suffer the way she did until they bage for a death that never comes.

@Rook well that’s lame it shouldn’t be a life sentence unless they actually spend life in prison

@Rook well that’s lame it shouldn’t be a life sentence unless they actually spend life in prison

@nemonucliosis not only do you throw a non sequitur into a conversation no one is having with you; But you then need to use ad hominem attacks to feel big about yourself. Like I said before you only want drama.

@Thespirit try critical thinking, may benefit your pleb mind

@Thespirit try critical thinking, may benefit your pleb mind

@nemonucliosis what did you expect after your non sequitur.

@nemonucliosis what did you expect after your non sequitur.

@nemonucliosis what does liberalism have to do with you fishing for drama?

@nemonucliosis what does liberalism have to do with you fishing for drama?

@nemonucliosis what? Bro put down the drama tea.

@nemonucliosis what? Bro put down the drama tea.

@Thespirit Oh I see, so if you didn't have daughters you'd be like, damn sucks to be you bro....where's those sprinkles for my latte?

@Thespirit Oh I see, so if you didn't have daughters you'd be like, damn sucks to be you bro....where's those sprinkles for my latte?

@nemonucliosis no, it's not that it wouldn't bother me. Just that it maybe contributing to the level of emotional investment.

@nemonucliosis no, it's not that it wouldn't bother me. Just that it maybe contributing to the level of emotional investment.

What difference does it make if you have 4 daughters? Are you saying that if you didn't have 4 daughter this wouldn't bother you?

What difference does it make if you have 4 daughters? Are you saying that if you didn't have 4 daughter this wouldn't bother you?

@Rook insane laws like three strikes? So you believe repeat offenders should get the same punishment on their tenth time as they did on their first? As Albert Einstein said "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result". We are in a world governed by emotions. Fear, Anger, Love or Compassion drive everyone. You attempt to separate them from your decisions but thats fear telling you emotion is wrong. You don't put your hand in fire because you Fear the pain. You'll do anything to protect the ones you Love. So if applying stricter and more unorthodox punishment has a better outcome by pressing fear then why not? Because 3 hots and a cot is not a punishment.

unfortunately this why the law can't be riddled with emotions. If that was the case we would still have the death penalty in Canada. we would have insane laws like 3 strikes like the good ol USA. it's a terrible situation. now if you want to take the law into your own hands just know the consequences you are about to endure.

@Althea paxton 25 years is a life sentence in Canada... you can get concurrent and consecutive sentences as well.

@Althea paxton 25 years is a life sentence in Canada... you can get concurrent and consecutive sentences as well.

@Jenna Mattern yes remove hope from those who've removed from innocents.

@Jenna Mattern yes remove hope from those who've removed from innocents.

@Thespirit it's taking away hope over and over again. I think he deserves it.

@Thespirit it's taking away hope over and over again. I think he deserves it.

Na that was enough 😂😂 Bru had to be in there with other bloods😂😂

Na that was enough 😂😂 Bru had to be in there with other bloods😂😂

I remember a story out of Russia a month or so ago. A father’s “friend” molested his son or daughter, can’t remember. They found this friend buried with 28 stab wounds to his back. The father was let off and it was ruled a suicide. We should start treating these situations in a similar manner.

If this happened to one of my daughters I wouldn't sleep until he was dead

If this happened to one of my daughters I wouldn't sleep until he was dead

@TangoAlphaRomeoDelta because the police system is about protecting property

@TangoAlphaRomeoDelta because the police system is about protecting property

@vee kay wanting to see someone suffer for having caused intense pain for others is not as fucked up as wanting to cause innocent people that intense pain in the first place. It’s just not. Wanting to see someone thoroughly punished, even badly hurt, for evil things that the person has done does not make you just as evil. It just doesn’t. You can take moral issue with people acting on this impulse, and you can certainly argue that our justice system shouldn’t operate that way, but they’re just not the same. One desire comes from a desperate need to see the world set right, and the other comes from far more evil instincts and impulses. In one situation, there’s the desire to see someone suffer precisely because the person being hurt is guilty. In the other, there’s the desire to see someone suffer precisely because the person being hurt is innocent and vulnerable. Those are just not the same thing.

@vee kay the difference is she didn't want to hurt anyone. And until he did it neither did I. He made his decision based on his own pleasures. I'm just returning in kind.

@vee kay the difference is she didn't want to hurt anyone. And until he did it neither did I. He made his decision based on his own pleasures. I'm just returning in kind.

Wanting THAT makes you just as fucked up as the criminals. You would take pleasure in someone else's suffering, suffering for YOUR PLEASURE. Tell me how you're different from the killer? He did the same. He was ok with that girl suffering for the sake of his pleasure. You are the same.

@Karol Pasiut I don’t disagree with anything that you just said. However, when you said that both crimes would be committed for the satisfaction of the perpetrators, it seemed that you were equating them, at least in some ways. I was simply making the point that, though both crimes might for good reason be unacceptable in our society, the one can still be justifiably be considered worse, morally.

@Jesse Barnes this is all understandable. We all want that kind of justice when we hear about those crimes. But that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea.

Torturing someone even if justified, for most people would be a trauma they would regret.

My point is that legal punishment is  not a vengance and it shouldn’t be. It’s designed to minimize crime and on the same time allow criminals to resocialize  if possible.

More cruel punishment won’t deter criminals. If you do something despite the possibility of live inprisonment - you probably would do it no matter what, hoping of getting away or not thinking about consequences at all.

That’s my point in a nutshell.

@Karol Pasiut I understand your point. Of course we can’t go torturing people for any crime, whether as part of state sanctioned punishment or by people pursuing extrajudicial retribution. But let’s say that a vigilante did get ahold of a guy like this, whether in prison or on the street, and hurt him really bad and murdered him to make him suffer for raping and murdering a little girl. I still wouldn’t judge that person’s actions as being just as morally reprehensible as the actions of the person he was trying to punish. They might both be crimes committed for some type of “satisfaction”, as you argue, but they just aren’t the same.

This guy makes me absolutely sick to my stomach

This guy makes me absolutely sick to my stomach

Amsterdam
Old School
4 horses, pull them apart,
Give me the whip, to signal the horses
AND I WILL SLEEP REAL WELL

Amsterdam
Old School
4 horses, pull them apart,
Give me the whip, to signal the horses
AND I WILL SLEEP REAL WELL

Your comment brought a tear to my eye, Dad.  Hope your fam is doing well and I could not possibly agree with you more.

Your comment brought a tear to my eye, Dad.  Hope your fam is doing well and I could not possibly agree with you more.

yeah , me to however dont worry . These 2 arent ever going 2 b released or paroled .

yeah , me to however dont worry . These 2 arent ever going 2 b released or paroled .

@jashna kapadia no the world if full of good people. Just a handful of them are beyond saving in my eyes. I'd like to believe the majority are great at heart and only wish to better their lives and others.

Your comment here made me cry, world is so full of cruel people.

Your comment here made me cry, world is so full of cruel people.

Yes. Agreed. If it were my choice they'd be so afraid of the punishment that they'd never think of harming her

Yes. Agreed. If it were my choice they'd be so afraid of the punishment that they'd never think of harming her

@Thespirit Thank you. In a way, she is almost more vile than he is. Hope the parole board does the right thing in 25 years, for the sake of everyone who is still alive on earth by then.

@Emma Gatewood 57:16 tells you the verdict of both of them. 25 to life

@Emma Gatewood 57:16 tells you the verdict of both of them. *25 to life*

@Arminius Music Please tell me that woman got a life sentence as well.

@Arminius Music Please tell me that woman got a life sentence as well.

This video made me cry and this comment made me cry all over again. I agree, nothing is enough punishment for this.

This video made me cry and this comment made me cry all over again. I agree, nothing is enough punishment for this.

@Captain Price treat others the way you wish to be treated! They asked for it! They set the ground for their own punishment. No one forced them to make the decisions they made. No one needs to suffer! no one, but the ones that find pleasure in destroying innocents.

If it isn't okay for a child to suffer the way she did, then how is it okay for anyone else to?

If it isn't okay for a child to suffer the way she did, then how is it okay for anyone else to?

Totally agree. We pay millions just to convict and in prison them. How about total reenactment of the horror the little girl endured, and save the money? Win/win.

Totally agree. We pay millions just to convict and in prison them. How about total reenactment of the horror the little girl endured, and save the money? Win/win.

@Thespirit OH I didnt understand that, thanks.

@Thespirit OH I didnt understand that, thanks.

@Kim Diez it's life in prison without parole for 25 years. Or in not say many words 25 to life.

@Kim Diez it's life in prison without parole for 25 years. Or in not say many words 25 to life.

I thought it was life in prison without parole??

I thought it was life in prison without parole??

@Mikoto I fully approve of this! You've got my vote.

@Mikoto I fully approve of this! You've got my vote.

@John Danher
1) Your comment is borderline off topic.
2) How do you vote indirectly?
3) I'm not surprised that people in politics have done things close to this.
4) No I've never voted anyone in office. None of them I would trust with my kids so how could I trust them with my country.

What if I told you there are people in Government positions of power doing this to children regularly who you probably voted for either directly or indirectly at some stage in your life?

@Althea paxton he will get life, but in Canada we don't have an open ended sentence like the USA. He will be eligible for parole in 25 years, but chances are pretty excellent he will never get parole

@Thespirit " All I truly asked for is to remove their hope" that line would never come out of a person who isnt an extremist
you completely miss the point of prison .. its not for people like you to scratch the  itch of their psychotic sense of justice .
the purpose of prison and jail is to punish and prevent things like that from happening . i dont think that  any psychopath would go like : oh its not without parole so im cool with 25 years of jail ...

@xtension xward its funny you jump to the emotional exaggeration and not the root. All I truly asked for is to remove their hope. As in life without the possibility of parole.

@xtension xward its funny you jump to the emotional exaggeration and not the root. All I truly asked for is to remove their hope. As in life without the possibility of parole.

Seems light in my humble opinion but I'm obviously not Canadian and such a sentence may be the norm there. If this guys is still proclaiming his innocence till this day, he shouldn't get parole eligibility until he's eligible for social security.

@xtension xward all anger is personal. If the issue doesn't hit you personally then it wouldn't anger you. This does anger me and no it's not unhealthy. It's actually a normal response to this topic. The abnormal response is that of impartial to this subject. Even lawyers have a difficult time upholding their responsibilities of defending someone like this. So again you go ahead and think what you will. I'm under no illusion as to my anger on this issue.

@Thespirit you are pushing your anger not sympathy .. nothing wrong with anger there is just healthy anger and then there is anger related with your personal issues ...

@Thespirit you are pushing your anger not sympathy .. nothing wrong with anger there is just healthy anger and then there is anger related with your personal issues ...

@Thespirit i dont care what you much rather .. deal with it !<br>there is a reason people like you dont get to decide things like this .

@Thespirit i dont care what you much rather .. deal with it !
there is a reason people like you dont get to decide things like this .

@xtension xward do you know how it feels to wait 25 years in a cell for a parole hearing? Yeah I highly doubt it. If you answer yes then your either lying or are sympathetic to people like this. I'd much rather know their is no chance that they will get a chance to do it again. So tell me why you think having a chance to get out in 25 is OK in your book.

@Thespirit what do you mean ?
do you know how it feels to wait 25 years in a cell just to be told no everytime you have a parole meeting
i think you underestimate the mental state of people sentenced to life in prison

@xtension xward it's not about if or will it's about <b>hope</b> .

@xtension xward it's not about if or will it's about *hope* .

i dont think they will get paroled at all  rotting in prison is not to be taken lightly , it could make you wish for death

i dont think they will get paroled at all  rotting in prison is not to be taken lightly , it could make you wish for death

@Lucignolo I think it's you who's clueless.

@Lucignolo I think it's you who's clueless.

@Jintaro Kensei you’d change your mind as soon as the pliers touch your finger….trust me,<br>You’re clearly never been hurt badly in your life to say something that stupid

@Jintaro Kensei you’d change your mind as soon as the pliers touch your finger….trust me,
You’re clearly never been hurt badly in your life to say something that stupid

@Lucignolo I'd rather be done with it in a week instead of slowly decaying in a cell over decades

@Lucignolo I'd rather be done with it in a week instead of slowly decaying in a cell over decades

@Thespirit I meant life as a state of existence, not as a sentence.

@Thespirit I meant life as a state of existence, not as a sentence.

@Jintaro Kensei it's 25 to life not life. I'm pretty sure I was clear that my issue is he has hope. People like that don't deserve hope only anguish.

@Jintaro Kensei it's 25 to life not life. I'm pretty sure I was clear that my issue is he has hope. People like that don't deserve hope only anguish.

Life is often a harsher punishment than death.

Life is often a harsher punishment than death.

@Dion St. Michael Don't be so hard on yourself; Jesus killed a fig tree with his mind because it didn't bear fruit - pretty sure he'd understand the service weapon thing.

@Dion St. Michael Don't be so hard on yourself; Jesus killed a fig tree with his mind because it didn't bear fruit - pretty sure he'd understand the service weapon thing.

No kidding right? As a father myself, it's stuff like this that makes me realize that I may never be what some would consider a truly good Christian. It would take every single ounce of determination and commitment to do the right thing NOT to pull my service weapon out of its holster right there in that room and put one right between the eyes. When you see the lengths he goes too for sympathy is f-ing nauseating. The arrogance and narcissism is truly staggering.

@zozo_2611 did i say to every criminal? I said only for these kind of crimes which are less than 1% of all crimes

@zozo_2611 did i say to every criminal? I said only for these kind of crimes which are less than 1% of all crimes

@Lucignolo
That’s barbaric…
 And If we do that to every criminal what’s the point of law then??

@Lucignolo
That’s barbaric…
 And If we do that to every criminal what’s the point of law then??

@Arminius Music give me 5 minutes and no surgery will correct what I'll destroy.

@Arminius Music give me 5 minutes and no surgery will correct what I'll destroy.

@Thespirit stranger danger. And she had it. The moment she saw Michael Rafferty she didn’t care to see that puppy anymore. But she was forced in. It’s a balancing act. Make them scared of strangers… but at the same time don’t give them a complex. It’s very difficult to listen to. I’d love just 5 min in a room alone with this guy.

@Arminius Music oh yeah it did. Reminds you know matter how much you wish to protect them from the evil in the world it may not be enough.

 My girls are between 3 and 16 so I showed this to them as a warning to not trust strangers. No matter how much you wish you could.

Being a father of girls makes this very hard to watch.

Being a father of girls makes this very hard to watch.

Pretty sure most of us decent people would want them to suffer forever, but the system needs to apply a tangible punishment like a life sentence. Sometimes I wish high degree prisoners like this guy would be put to work, something like what they do in China, more or less.

I don't know if i can even watch this whole video. I feel sick just thinking about it. Agree with everything you said.

I don't know if i can even watch this whole video. I feel sick just thinking about it. Agree with everything you said.

Bro they only get 25 years this is bs! It should be life

Bro they only get 25 years this is bs! It should be life

don’t worry he’ll face a harsher punishment in prison

don’t worry he’ll face a harsher punishment in prison

@Trenten S I believe they are referring to the living conditions not inmate interactions. If so then what they said is true. But inmate interactions are the same everywhere.

@Trenten S I believe they are referring to the living conditions not inmate interactions. If so then what they said is true. But inmate interactions are the same everywhere.

@Lucignolo you're kidding me right... please tell me you don't believe everything you see TV.... <br>Its a show for a reason. Made for entertainment that has to follow strict guidelines. You're not going to see the people raped,  beaten, and murdered all the time behind the wire. It aint cheesecake fellow.

@Lucignolo you're kidding me right... please tell me you don't believe everything you see TV....
Its a show for a reason. Made for entertainment that has to follow strict guidelines. You're not going to see the people raped,  beaten, and murdered all the time behind the wire. It aint cheesecake fellow.

@Trenten S you’re kidding right? There are many tv shows where they film american prisons and i can tell you they are like chessecake compared to most of the world

@Trenten S you’re kidding right? There are many tv shows where they film american prisons and i can tell you they are like chessecake compared to most of the world

@eman elghanam no you have me right I do identify as a man. Sir isn't my favorite title as I work for a living. It was good talking to you as well.

@eman elghanam no you have me right I do identify as a man. Sir isn't my favorite title as I work for a living. It was good talking to you as well.

@Lucignolo I wouldn't call them cheesecake compared to those two. South America has a skewed system of its own, lots of corruption and undermanagement. Eastern Europe isn't that far off from the US. just a different culture of people. The gulag doesn't technically exist anymore. But this isn't about technicalities.  Just like guantanimo, perfect prison right? The US system is just as cruel as any other, just more in secret, and much more divided. Racism is a real thing in prison and HAS to be. There is no neutral there. In these other countries its generally just 1 race.

@Thespirit Im glad it is, nice talking to you, sir (I assumed the title from "father" but please inform me if I've gotten the pronouns confused)

@Thespirit Im glad it is, nice talking to you, sir (I assumed the title from "father" but please inform me if I've gotten the pronouns confused)

@eman elghanam yes it is subjective and that's why I said "I find no solace in inmate justice". As I was attempting to keep it from my prospective. And apologie is excepted my friend.

@Thespirit Oh I was just comparing between the two kinds of punishment in complete irrelevance to your comment, I apologize if it came off as putting words in your mouth, secondly, that's kind of a personal thing, believing or not believing in inmate justice is quite subjective, that doesn't mean that it's not a form of justice in of itself

@Lucignolo CHAPEAU, CALL ME WHEN THEY DO THAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A PUNCHING BAG (and a pin cushion perhaps)

@Lucignolo CHAPEAU, CALL ME WHEN THEY DO THAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A PUNCHING BAG (and a pin cushion perhaps)

@Lucignolo I have no doubt that prisons in South America and Eastern Europe are way worse than in the US; that doesn’t mean shit like that doesn’t still happen.

@Lucignolo I have no doubt that prisons in South America and Eastern Europe are way worse than in the US; that doesn’t mean shit like that doesn’t still happen.

@Camron Alley i call bs on that, us prisons are cheesecake compared to south america or eastern europe

@Camron Alley i call bs on that, us prisons are cheesecake compared to south america or eastern europe

@Lucignolo Well, that guy, did what he did to get some kind of satisfaction. He tortured and killed a person for satisfaction. It doesn't matter how old the person was, doesn't matter if the person was innocent or not. It doesn't matter whether he's got his satisfaction, all that matters is that he tortured and killed a human for satisfaction. I don't see any justification to let anybody do the same, for whatever reason.

Cause letting anyone torture or kill for satisfaction isn't going to do any good for anyone. Nothing good for the murderer, nothing good for the victim's family, nothing good for people involved nor for the society, and definitely nothing good for the victim comes out of this. There's simply no point to it. That's why no civilised country does that.

As a father myself and CSA survivor I hope they don't get death either. I know what it's like to feel like that at age 8.

As a father myself and CSA survivor I hope they don't get death either. I know what it's like to feel like that at age 8.

@TangoAlphaRomeoDelta the moral compass of politician and people in a position of power is completely skewed

@TangoAlphaRomeoDelta the moral compass of politician and people in a position of power is completely skewed

@Lucignolo Think about why that might be. Why are we so soft on these monsters, but so comparatively harsh on hate crimes, theft, and driving violations?

@Lucignolo Think about why that might be. Why are we so soft on these monsters, but so comparatively harsh on hate crimes, theft, and driving violations?

@Wozo see I understand that's the max. But anyone capable of doing a this to a kid doesn't deserve hope. No matter how gloom it may be I want then as far from it as possible.

@Wozo see I understand that's the max. But anyone capable of doing a this to a kid doesn't deserve hope. No matter how gloom it may be I want then as far from it as possible.

In Canada that is the maximum possible sentence, life without parole does not exist. It does not mean he will be granted parole at 25 years, just that he will be eligible to go before a parole board.

@Salad McJones what i’m describing is a form of punishment that was popular here in italy during medieval times called “gogna pubblica” which was basically a small wooden structure that immobilized the criminal in a public square.
There would also be a plaque underneath where the crimes he committed would be written so that citizen could choose which punishment would be best.
It usually lasted all day and it was a ton of fun for everybody, i miss the good old times

@Lucignolo What you describe is what we in the industry call "stoning."

@Lucignolo What you describe is what we in the industry call "stoning."

@Lucignolo I know I could always use a great place to store all my thumb tacks.

@Lucignolo I know I could always use a great place to store all my thumb tacks.


“That’s why pencils have erasers, we all make mistakes” the way the detective downplays the horrible crime that was committed is incredible

It’s a way of establishing rapport. To gain the suspects trust or enough trust to confide in the detective, they must be able to relate to the detective

@Sylvael 2002 yes... That's exactly what he's saying

@Sylvael 2002 yes... That's exactly what he's saying

That's part of what they are supposed to do. There is a ton of psychology involved in interrogation. What's really amazing is that these detective's have to be able to pretty much guess what strategy to use because everyone is different. There are certain general rules of thumb but still they can't interrogate different people the same way. It's a very fascinating profession.

I almost laughed. Carl or Lenny in a Simpsons episode says "That's why pencils have erasers" and they're talking about Germany being a nice country and referring to some need-not-mention history. Thought it was very clever then.

@weEVIL I never said these techniques don't have a value and a place. I was replying to a commenter who said that "these videos are helping criminals learn police interrogation techniques so they can protect themselves against them." Which is dumb because a criminal would never need to study police interrogation techniques because if they were smart they would just refuse to speak with police without an attorney present. Luckily for us, there's plenty of criminals stupid enough to waive those rights and sing like birds.

@UppyMcDowny you say that but we literally have hundreds of thousands of confessions thanks to these techniques so at what point do you understand that maybe these techniques have a value and place?

you obviously didn't pay attention to the video because he literally explains it.

That’s kind of the point to make him talk…..

That’s kind of the point to make him talk…..

It says at the start of the video why this tactic was used. All police officers use this tactic. He's not downplaying the crime, he is using psychology to get a confession or to at least talk about what happened.

@harry nac They also have this video of the cop that falls for exactly the same manipulation she's trained in and ultimately admitting to murder. If you are in this situation and you are guilty you will have a hard time, no matter how smart or educated on police work you are. Ultimately, if guilty, your best option is to just not talk to the police at all anyway and every criminal already knows that.

Did you watch the video and the explanation? It was literally written in crayon for you.

@harry nac i think under such stress and pressure, even a crimial wouldn't be able to remember and act accordingly to avoid falling into all these "tricks".

I mean it's one of the most common interrogation tactics ever....lol

A crime like the one committed by Michael Rafferty is written in a permanent marker pen.

#poetry

Of course he personally didn't think of it this way, but he didn't want to come in to the room swinging the bat so to speak. Gotta do what you can to get the person across from you to open up as much as possible. Pure interrogation techniques.

@Rae he did tho he shut you down pretty good lol

@Rae he did tho he shut you down pretty good lol

Yup pretty basic tactic to get into extremely simple minded people like him

@harry nac you think so I don't please go away

@harry nac you think so I don't please go away

"These things happen"

Idk how he even got that out with a straight face, but he deserves an Oscar

@harry nac absolutely absurd, the kind of people that wouldnt be susceptible to interrogation techniques dont need this video to help them

@Y. Tho Apparently it's the vernacular - what sounds like 'puppy' to other English  speakers it is fuck in Canadian.

@harry nac Apparently not according to another video I saw.  In the right hands, people can't hide who they are.

@harry nac 💀💀 damn shawty you actually thought you did smth

@harry nac 💀💀 damn shawty you actually thought you did smth

@harry nac What part of "right to remain silent" and "anything you say can and will be used against you" don't you understand? It's pretty straightforward. Don't talk to them. That's all you need to know. Why do you think Casey Anthony got off? She never talked. Ever. Her interrogations are full of her spouting nothing helpful. Making people up. Casting reasonable doubt. She was smarter than people give her credit for.

@Rae "YoU NuNcE" look mommy, I use grown up words 🤓

@Rae "YoU NuNcE" look mommy, I use grown up words 🤓

@harry nac you can't trick yourself when it comes to psychology?? you don't know it's happening when it's happening, you nunce

@harry nac You're not wrong, but I'd have to refer you to the Stephanie Lazarus video, where he talks about how yeah, foresight of police interrogation tactics can help someone, as in a suspect is better off knowing them, but no matter how much you do know, being in the interrogation room is quite a different bag. Knowledge of criminal psychology can help us when trying to decipher if someone is guilty or not, so while you're not at all wrong, I'd say that it's not entirely that simple, and the benefits outweigh the drawbacks, at least in my opinion.

he adds:"as simple as that!" T<br>he first 5 minutes of the detective's BS sounds rehearsed. he probably has a script somewhere.

he adds:"as simple as that!" T
he first 5 minutes of the detective's BS sounds rehearsed. he probably has a script somewhere.

@venger  you're not wrong but the contrast between the horrifying crime and the detectives "pencils have erasers" bit is borderline comical.

Anyone criminal could learn about criminal psychology tactics if they wanted to, they don't need this channel

@harry nac these police tricks are not confidential information. And if you watch the JCS Stephanie Lazarus video you can see that guilty people who know the tricks still cant fake it. If you're guilty then it does not matter if you watched some yt videos beforehand

@Y. Tho "you are a sick fuck Michael" he said in a delicate and loving voice

@harry nac My man I swear to you that no MINIMALLY intelligent criminal will talk to the police instead of calling a lawyer

@harry nac I can promise you criminals are not watching interrogation videos

@Conor Dwyer oh thought he said fuck. Only in Canada would they say puppy instead of fuck 😂😂

@harry nac But it could help an innocent person not get manipulated by the police.

@venger eventually they realised Mike wasn’t gonna speak and just unloaded. 53:48 “you are a sick fuck Michael”


I was drained just listening to that guy saying okay and alright after every sentence


when he talked to not let the dude dissociate i had trouble listening cause it was really distracting


"I haven't eaten since noon" spoken in a slightly strong tone indicates to me his sense of self importance, it's as if everyone is supposed to be more horrified at the fact he hasn't eaten all day than the crime he committed on a young human being. amazing.

@Tony Luebke  Yeah it's a nourishment thing from a nurses perspective and from an interrogators perspective it's a bargaining chip. i would imagine.

I know this isn't really related, but there's something engrained in culture about providing food/hospitality for people regardless of circumstances. I'm a nurse and sometimes it feels like half my job is telling people why we can't give them food. Like, 4 hours ago you were literally dead, Cheryl, your snackies can wait until after we know you don't need emergency surgery.


I got 5 daughters this guy makes me sick. Get the needle


I think if the detective would shut up for 2 seconds the dude might talk. Jeez


She's just as guilty in this as he is. No question.


Anyone else want to hand this guy to Ramsey Bolton from game of thrones?


Damn after watching this further I'm gonna be sick


Haha at 46:23 he knew he was Fk’d from that point forward.


Is it just me or did that yellow blanket look and sound like those plastic-y tablecloths you get to keep your table clean when you’re doing painting and stuff?

It also looked like that to me. Maybe it was an extra large garbage sack.


hes not sitting next to paul bernardo but pretty damn close


The way Michael pretended to get sick and the detective just threw the trash bin at him deserves a fucking award

I think he legitimately was dope sick but that makes it all the better.

@Green Right Hand Of course man. Trying to keep it real

@Corey's Music Thank you for being normal.

@davernrush he’s not seriously thinking he’s a drug dealer, it’s an insult...

@OSSS Boys the fact that its clear that you arent a child makes this worse. Like, cmon bro.

@OSSS Boys I can't believe you approve of child abuse

@Green Right Hand now, what you exactly gives you the impression he's a drug dealer? I am honestly so curious

@OSSS Boys fair play with the grind but damn

You can't get positive attention so you settle for negative attention. You can change and have real intimate meaningful relationships. You dont have to settle. You just have to have the courage to be honest with yourself and others. You just have to be sincerely you. You are not a piece of garbage. There are people who will accept and love the real you.

@Raynoreaggaa okay. And what u want me to do for u??

@OSSS Boys do it another way bro , that shit is sad your goal is to make money off your channel and use it on the worse video

@OSSS Boys Advice is exactly that, Advice.        Do with it what you like.

@Michael Johns why should I listen to you😂😂

@OSSS Boys I’d hate to have a job that has me lie for a living.     There is no way that can be fulfilling.     Do yourself a favor and go do something that doesn’t involve dishonesty.    You will thank yourself in the end.

@KJR u making me sad. Didn't have to hurt me like dat. I'm just doing my job

@OSSS Boys at least pick a better place to self promote, this is fucked up.


One should not watch these clips for too long. It is mentally draining and before long your stomach aches. Horrible, just horrible.


They will have alot of fun with him in prison :D


“There’s no dowbt in my mind ok, no dowbt”


> Although well executed, was not successful on this occasion

Their performance was a bit too scripted imo, they came across as actors and not investigators, but I'm viewing it from a comfortable position.


Honestly, punishment for crimes like this should be 15 minutes alone in a locked room with the poor girls father and whatever happens happens.

Well, making another criminal, a warm blooded and justified one, but a criminal non the less, probably won't make things any better...

Αιμίλιος Σπηλιόπουλος

@K4inan Not really, one killed an innocent girl, the other would be wiping a guilty man off the face of the earth.

The sad part is that it wouldn't make his father feel better. By killing him he's just as bad as he is.

Let the father bring some tools, that will help

Criminals that rape and abuse and kill children get "Special" treatment in prison. They are beat, raped, and sometimes killed by the other inmates.

@notabagel honestly, I agree with you. It really is better that that doesn't happen. But sometimes, (especially after watching videos like this one.) its nice to imagine, and make believe, that these horrible people would get what most of the public feels is their REAL due. The price they should really have to pay.

   In my make believe version, this kind of punishment would only be applicable to child predators, and some violent rapes of adults. (Not all rapes, as there are some sketchy gray areas that are considered, "rape" when really it may have been a misunderstanding. Or whatever.) I don't think that kind of thing should be applied to all law breakers. Just those who have basically thrown out their soul already, by preying on innocent, helpless, and TRUSTING children.

@notabagel honestly, I agree with you. It really is better that that doesn't happen. But sometimes, (especially after watching videos like this one.) its nice to imagine, and make believe, that these horrible people would get what most of the public feels is their REAL due. The price they should really have to pay.

   In my make believe version, this kind of punishment would only be applicable to child predators, and some violent rapes of adults. (Not all rapes, as there are some sketchy gray areas that are considered, "rape" when really it may have been a misunderstanding. Or whatever.) I don't think that kind of thing should be applied to all law breakers. Just those who have basically thrown out their soul already, by preying on innocent, helpless, and *TRUSTING* children.

But yeah, I've often thought the same thing. They should allow everyone who loved the victim, to hit, punch, bite, etc. The monster, at least 1 time. Then, IF they survive that, live out the rest of their days in solitary, or pay one of the most violent, life term inmates to do the exact same thing to the monster, as it did to the victim.

@Kit Culver they have rights because you have rights. Even if they are monsters, they deserve to be treated to a fair trial etc. Its not about having more rights than anyone else, it's about everyone having the same rights. Its deplorable what this person has done, but they are a person all the same and deserve to be sentenced just like you would want to be treated and sentenced for a crime. Vigilante justice only works in the comic books. Think about your rights if you committed a crime, would you want those waived so whomever you wronged could "punish" you? We have a justice system for that exact reason. Yes, it seems to protect monsters, but it also protects us when we are a part of it

I personally don't understand why it seems like these sick freaks have more rights than the helpless babies they target.  Imo personally I think there are enough humans on this planet already,   It should be about protecting the children,  they deserve better.

@Хэтчбек умереть is it recidivism or have they just learned not to get caught?

I can never stoop that low, don't have it in me. Put him in prison and be done with it. A lot of you guys need help.

Them chained up, the father and mother picking from a lil arsenal of the weapons they used for the murder. If its a hammer, blunt objects, if it was a firearm, a couple of guns

And so on

If this was my child this man would never have made it to court.  People would still be finding pieces of him across the country

@notabagel You are right. When you beat and shame people, you create real monsters. Some people who commit these crimes are seriously mentally ill, and even if they are sane and just evil, beating them ill only teach them how to be violent in daily life. Compassion and education have lead to recidivism lower than 30% in some european countries such as Norway, even for repeat high ranking offenders, but in places like the US where recidivism is often very high, like 70%, prisoners are beaten, shamed, raped by other prisoners, and treated like animals. The difference is astounding.

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The only problem is the possibility of doing that to an innocent person by mistake, which is part of why the US constitution forbids cruel and unusual punishment.

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Make the perpetrator suffer the same fate as the victim.  An eye for an eye.

15 minutes? No it should be as long as the father wants. Days? Weeks? Sure.

Guys, justice needs to be civil, even if the crime is anything but. Even brutal murderers should be treated with the level of professionalism that is displayed in this video. The violence of the state should only be to minimize the total violence under the state.

Give them as long as they feel necessary

Give them as long as they feel necessary

Imagine losing to the guy who raped and killed your daughter tho... not the chance everybody can take

Society has to be better than the individual.

But I do agree with you

@Vachagan Balayan I went to jail for sexual assault on a minor and nothing happened to me. I did 6 months.

The mom too, an angry mother could do some satisfying damage

And the dad gets his choice of 5 weapons

And the dad gets his choice of 5 weapons

@Farhang Emamifar there would be no after that for them 😂

and then after that they get life behind bars....that would be fair

And then what? Live with a murder on your mind on top of your lost child?
I don't know man, I'm not sure that would bring closure.
Even killing the man won't bring back your kid...
The best thing you can do is make sure this never happens.

@Anonymous Anonymous exactly what if they want to do a tag team!

Instead of the "Death Penalty," call it the "Dad Penalty."

Towards the end of the video around 53 mins (but about 3:20:xx according to the interrogation camera) the detective remarks the interrogation has only just lasted about as long as the abduction/sexual assault/murder. I say give him the full amount of time and allow any other interested parties a fair chance at him when dad needs a breather.

@Vachagan Balayan probably not hell other than being locked up.. no one from gp would ever be able to touch this guy he is in protective custody, as are most of these sickos

normally convicted for rape or child abuse are guaranteed to get hell in jail so 15 minutes with the father is going to seem like heaven

A lifetime in jail as a kid killer is way worst than what a father could do in 15 mins

@antpaste too quick, gotta let them suffer

@antpaste too quick, gotta let them suffer

Half hour at least, and weapons are allowed

Half hour at least, and weapons are allowed


Is anybody noticing that Canada is on a whole different crazy level than the US


04:09 So this s what human filth looks like!


Take a shit every time the detective says “ok”💀


This detective could literally talk to a brick wall for hours lol

This detective could literally talk to a brick wall for hours lol

This guy would make the brick wall admit guilt to murder

This guy would make the brick wall admit guilt to murder

@The Hanging Parsiple Giles I’ve read all the comments up until now and this is by far the best one I’ve read yet. The “fidget like a bastard” part had me rolling 😂

Idk which video but this detective was amazing in another case in this channel

The detective sounds like the pig from toy story the perfect psychology audio to open someone you he's a pig but he's got friend in you hahaahha

@Chettywap 1 but that’s not the guy from the video is it ? He said his name was Chris Long

I read this before watching and thought you were being a little judgemental. But here I am 33 minutes in and he hasn't stopped talking 😅😂😂

That's the  ethos that RCMP is using to get them to confess! They talk constantly so they do t give a chance to the criminal to form any thoughts  they wear them out so they can give up and confess  Shit! I am tired of listening to him myself, can tou imagine what and how this criminal feels? He is going to break down in few minutes!

its amazing, what they do and how much patience they have.

its amazing, what they do and how much patience they have.

@Jay How does their throat not hurt talking so long

@Jay How does their throat not hurt talking so long

@Chettywap 1 he obtained Coca cola recepie from Walt Disney

@Chettywap 1 he obtained Coca cola recepie from Walt Disney

Raping is bad, mkay? Murder is bad, mkay? Mkay? Mkay.

Raping is bad, mkay? Murder is bad, mkay? Mkay? Mkay.

It claimed in the video it was to prevent dissociation and time to think…. But I was dissociating all the way through it and zoning out not hearing anything he is rambling on about…. I am use to narc abuse my abuser used this method to prevent us from thinking

@Chettywap 1 Jim Smyth executed perfect technique, according to his peers. His interrogation of 'Call me Russ' is used for training law enforcement.

Bring back CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR PEOPLE LIKE THIS

Bring back CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR PEOPLE LIKE THIS

Yeah. Great job done by him to get the suspect broken

Yeah. Great job done by him to get the suspect broken

Odd as it may be that's what it takes to be a great detective. He's a natural. He was smart and meticulous with assessing behaviour. Compared to detectives I saw that didn't know much and just went ahead with what they thought would work. I remember that case with a stalker murdering a girl in her room, the guys assigned to that case might've caused the suspect to get away with it.

Mobri that’s the point. It’s  meant to be annoying and hard to listen to because by the time he’s finished that shit stick is gonna be too mentally exhausted to stand up for himself and try to look innocent.

and then confince the brick wall to move aside

and then confince the brick wall to move aside

I would have admitted to being the iceberg that sank the Titanic if that would have shut him up.

Ya he could... "okay" lmfao 🤣🙈 every time he says okay take a shot bahaha

Its smart though because he's breaking into his mental, putting all of that back on his shoulders, so he can't just break it off and act like it didn't happen. Its bringing it into the front of his mind. Good way to get someone to break or they will hold it in and kill themselves mentally.

@Chettywap 1 oh this is him? I love this guy!! I would be afraid to say I have a headache if I was married to him haha 😁

@KC Here I come I legit felt guilty for a crime I didn't even commit, that's how good he was.

@KC Here I come LMFAO. For real. God-Level Interrogation.

@KC Here I come LMFAO. For real. God-Level Interrogation.

@KC Here I comewhat makes him so good? I’ve seen much better on this channel. Detective Smith is much better even.

You  mean the clip of the interrogation of Terri in the beginning?

You  mean the clip of the interrogation of Terri in the beginning?

@KC Here I come I think I would confess to anything being interviewed by him. Made me fidget like a bastard after just one minute...

@Jay *shudder. You could be describing my husband...<br>I understand the detective's wife deliberately made herself deaf.

@Jay *shudder. You could be describing my husband...
I understand the detective's wife deliberately made herself deaf.

@Did I Do That  <br>He crumbled in the end

@Jay they are so good at keeping a dead conversation going. like i can barely talk to someone for 10 mins before my brain is trying off

@Tuomasd lol lol never thought of it like that.... He could talk the horns off a goat.

he didnt ask so many questions but just kept talking

he didnt ask so many questions but just kept talking

@Nature is Home excellent stamina to type all that out!<br>Exhausting to listen to & exhausting to read.

@Nature is Home excellent stamina to type all that out!
Exhausting to listen to & exhausting to read.

And he'd get that brick wall to talk back! 😅😂🤣

And he'd get that brick wall to talk back! 😅😂🤣

@KC Here I come I just wanted to make sure this comment was made lol

@KC Here I come I just wanted to make sure this comment was made lol

"I know you didn't mean to kidnap this brick, but what we need to do is analyse why you did it, ok? Because the matter of the fact is that you did take that brick and now you do have to pay the consequences for your actions. I've seen many brick walls like you and everyone likes to assume that they took bricks out of pure evilness. But I know that deep down, you're just a brick wall. You didnt mean to take that brick to hurt anyone, you took that brick because you wanted to extend your wall, ok? But what we need to do now is figure out if you will take bricks again. So I'm here to not only find out what brought you to that breaking point, but also to give you a chance to talk about your side of view. People will think the worst until you speak up. They'll think you've taken hundreds of bricks. It's not important that you took a brick, it's important why, ok? Brick walls like you don't belong in prison, but sometimes it's necessary. Anyways,"

@Parrish Jackson It sounds like it's his job.

@Parrish Jackson It sounds like it's his job.

@Did I Do That lmfao thanks for that, i laughed out loud

@Did I Do That lmfao thanks for that, i laughed out loud

@Jay it worked. i estimate the time it would take me to crack at 13 min

@Jay it worked. i estimate the time it would take me to crack at 13 min

He could talk me to sleep if he wasn’t chipping away my psyche into pieces

@Parrish Jackson......And gained absolutely nothing!!

@Parrish Jackson......And gained absolutely nothing!!

@Jay......I bet he said "alright" and "okay" a thousand times!

@Jay......I bet he said "alright" and "okay" a thousand times!

Omg literally like he’s the one pissing me off with this case 😂😂😂 like stfuuuuu “your credibility… credibility… CREDIBILITY”🤦🏽♀

They also use the tactic of talking and “rambling” so the suspect doesn’t have the chance to think of a lie. If you keep talking with no breaks, you eventually can break them down  and they’re more likely to tell the truth rather than a made up lie

Guy never heard of the "Pause Technique".

Guy never heard of the "Pause Technique".

He’s a sweetheart! Love him and his absolute patient waffling ❤

He’s a sweetheart! Love him and his absolute patient waffling ❤

@Did I Do That Lost it at the end. Lmao!

@Did I Do That Lost it at the end. Lmao!

Seriously though whatever that detectives getting paid isn't enough lmaoo. To talk to this little fuck without dehumanizing him like the rest of us let alone providing him comfort and ease in his situation is a paid skill only he has.

All of that is intentional as to not give them room to think. Mental exhaustion is usually the best tool because nobody can keep an act up forever.

I'm only 27 mins in but I guess this never turns into an interrogation where the guy actually talks

Fr. Talked so long without that man even responding

Fr. Talked so long without that man even responding

@XZ Seriously, this was annoying as HELL to hear in rapid fire for so long. He must've known it was extremely wearing to listen to and did it on purpose, but as an observer it was still hard!

There's no dote in my mind you are right .

There's no dote in my mind you are right .

He could speak to a coffee cup for hours

He could speak to a coffee cup for hours

Jim smyth is an absolute legend he’s the same guy who got that colonel Russell Williams guy to confess too

@Justin 1107 may as well have had a chat with an empty chair

@Justin 1107 may as well have had a chat with an empty chair

He could get a confession from said brick wall

He could get a confession from said brick wall

Yeah these interrogation videos all have that in common. The detectives are good at just constantly talking, even if they’re not saying anything new, even if they’re just repeating the same sentiments over and over again in different words. It’s so the suspect just gets worn down and gives in and so they suspect doesn’t fall into an easy silence. It’s harder to stay quiet when someone is just constantly badgering you. They have to talk constantly.

Detective to Brick Wall: hey man, we all get painted sometimes. I’ve seen a yellow brick, red brick, rainbow bricks and I even 💩 a brick, once. It happens.

😂

He's also so good that he could probably get a confession. Lol.

He's also so good that he could probably get a confession. Lol.


I should stop watching these. They just make me cry and stay up late.


They got the man cereal, coffee, and warm blankets????????


Rapeing and killing young children is the absolute worst thing that some1 can do. Lock them up for life, for what? A quick execution by the state, why? The parents/family now have to suffer for the rest of their lives, knowing that their loved one is forever gone and went through absolute hell in their final moments. In my opinion, the parents of the victim should be allowed to personally carry out the execution and by their own preferred method. That is the only thing that could give them any sense of closure, if any at all. That is the one and only true justice for such a disgusting, heinous crime.


“.. so you and Bernardo can make googly-eyes at each other all day ..” 👀🤮


“I think you’re a funny man”
“And I think you’re a cold-blooded killer”

these interrogators are quick

That's when you understand that they really are extreme professionals at listening and comprehending.


What a pathetic excuse this man is, the amount of disgust I have for him.


Classic Tim Hortons to soften the suspect haha


It's funny when "crazy guy " doesn't give anything so instead they roasted  him.


I wonder if the psychologist is bothered by this kind of thing? Does he think Mike is a monster? He's so tight lipped.


I absolutely love how the second cop was just openly psychologically torturing Rafferty-- he deserved it.

@pCeLobster Good point.  I keep thinking of those two cops who basically harassed that asian girl until she ended up convicted for killing her little brother--- which she didn't actually do, and she was eventually released.<br>Still, I am glad I know this cop's name now, I want to see more from Jim Smyth.

@pCeLobster Good point.  I keep thinking of those two cops who basically harassed that asian girl until she ended up convicted for killing her little brother--- which she didn't actually do, and she was eventually released.
Still, I am glad I know this cop's name now, I want to see more from Jim Smyth.

That method of "chipping away at a suspect's psychological stamina" through relentless questioning, psychological manipulation, and the suggestion that "we already know you did it, we have the evidence, just confess already" has seen its fair share of scrutiny. It's a controversial strategy because it could be argued that the suspect has been tricked into confessing under false pretense. Suspects are sometimes near-retard level intelligence and just get bamboozled into giving up their right to an attorney and admitting to everything. Detective Smyth himself has gotten into hot water and had a prosecution fail because of these methods. Don't get me wrong, I think he's great. But I can see how others in law enforcement might disapprove since it hinges on getting someone who hasn't been proven guilty to forego their rights to a fair defense, and may actually result in them being found innocent.

That's detective Jim Smyth, watch Russel Williams interrogation video and see how he got a confession

Came here to say this, second cop had me literally grinning ear to ear as he waged psychological warfare on this degenerate.

Might lead to something as well. If he gets pissed off or something really hurts him. And if it doesn't... It's fun 😂


What in the tarnation is wrong with people? Fix it Jesus I'm sick to my stomach smfh 😷


the human urge to just get up an punch this guy is so strong rn


could they have tried to attack there ego


I think that the blanket which was given to him, helped him in not cooperating with the interrogation. <br>He curled up in his own space and it made easier to ignore the psychological pressure the first cop was tryna make him go thru

I think that the blanket which was given to him, helped him in not cooperating with the interrogation.
He curled up in his own space and it made easier to ignore the psychological pressure the first cop was tryna make him go thru

“Tryna”

Your opinion has been immediately discredited.

True <br>But this is Canada, we’re nice, eh


Doing something like this to anyone is horrible. But to such a young child is a different kind of evil


I did not expect this guy to look & sound he does based on his photo.<br>Sounds like he would have a boyfriend.

I did not expect this guy to look & sound he does based on his photo.
Sounds like he would have a boyfriend.


That sketch was amazing, I was like nah no one looks like that, then the immediate switch to the actual woman right after, was damn near spot on. Incredible talent those people have

That's what I was thinking! That has to be the most accurate composite I have seen

I heard somewhere (maybe on Jim's channel lol) that in those sketches they really ham up any abnormal facial features. So if the person they're sketching has a slightly larger than normal nose, they give them a huge nose in the sketch, or if they have a small gap in the teeth, they sketch it as a huge gap, and apparently this actually makes the sketch stick in people's minds and has an increased chance of the person being recognized.


If they gave him the tiniest dose of codeine he probably would have been far more chatty.


How are they able to continue questioning him if he has a lawyer?

Miranda rights are in the US, not Canada- our "right to an attorney" regulations are a bit different. I'm not a lawyer so I don't know the specifics that well.


I really do hope some homeboys break 16 of this pathetic excuse for a human beeings ribs over and over and over - fucking vile


“Do you know what a psychopath is Mike?”
“No I’ve never met one”
“Well I met one tonight.”
Lmao

@J B hey I was just kidding. U made me really laugh out loud. It was funny.

@ Jake Spicer Or girl.....had to add that with all the sensitivity in todays world lol

@ Jake Spicer lmao I was thinking the same thing. Poor JB. Hes a good man tho

The last like 5 minutes were just savage. The rest was like... you too easy. Now too hard. Well that won't work. Then the last bit like ohhh damnnnn!!!!

@Not toxic sociopaths have learned behavior, for example, learned to not feel real emotions,  learned to enjoy causing pain

Shalom No. sociopaths have a slight bit of conscience. Psychopaths have no conscience at all. He had no remorse whatsoever.

What a pure and helpful conversation. Nice to see instead of everyone freaking out at someone for not knowing something

Eternal Resolute Thank you SO much!!!! I appreciate it! Feel sort off dumb now haha!

@J B Just type in the time. For example 0:01 is one second, 01:00 is one minute, 01:00:00 is one hour and so forth. You have to pause the video and look at the time that you want on the time bar.

Eternal Resolute lol! Thanks so much! How do you do that?

SinCityTarantulas 702 Sorry I don’t know how to link up the time slot... but it was perfect. 😂


I will never understand why grown men and women can go and lure a child away and then do the things this guy did. I hold the same feeling about people who take animals and then torture them. When they get caught they usually say they don't know why they did it which just makes me even more angry and frustrated. I would bring back the Brazen Bull method of execution for people like this because they get used to jail after about 4-5 yrs as their expectations diminish greatly and in death they don't suffer anything at all. At least The Brazen Bull would make child murderers think twice.


If you close your eyes, the detective sounds like Ricky after grade 10


Those of you who believe people are good but just make bad choices.....spare me. There is nothing in this man that is good. People are evil, Only God can change that.


it was so cathartic to see that second guy come in "get rid of your f*ckin security blanket"

@N S "I understand the interrogation dynamics perfectly!"
Clearly you don't.

@N S _"I understand the interrogation dynamics perfectly!"_
Clearly you don't.

Oh my gosh so satisfying after the other guy was straight faced with him that killer deserves every bad thing said about him by that interrogator

It's two hits one after the other:  1.) the "get rid" and 2.) "start being a man."  BAM!  That was great!

@SKETCHY KOYAYA, you must have cut him deep. He deleted his comment. 😳

This entire channel is incredibly cathartic

@Comfi "the police want justice" and that's why they use the same manipulation tactics on accused they know to be innocent? At the end of the day, all they want is the prestige of knowing their interrogation was so good, it jailed a person.

Alice LeFae he was literally all of us. 👍🏼

@N S It's fine, what if he turned out to be innocent. You're talking as if the cops already knew that he was guilty. Of course we all know that he is (probably) guilty now due to this video coming out after the verdict.

paused video at this moment and scrolled down to find the comment I was looking for lmao. What a bomb that detective dropped.

@N S it's called good cop bad cop for a reason. It's a strategy. And it's also to cover their butts for liability. It's the humane way to engage with a human who committed even a heinous crime. Otherwise every day would turn into fights. But once they give you every last chance, boom.

arqon_ I understand the interrogation dynamics perfectly! I think we were all simply speaking to the fact that this guy who is beyond despicable, was being babied ad nauseam! That isn’t to say we don’t understand why police officers appear friendly, or even empathetic.. it is all understood to be tactics used, to ensure that pos like that guy! Never has the chance to reoffend. My comment was based on that, not to imply that all monsters should all be roughed up had thrown around.

@N S If theres one thing you should learn from this channel, it's that the police want justice and understand that they need to manipulate the environment and the suspect to gather information and force a confession. The police are being "friendly" because it benefits them (and society). That person interviewing that guy probably thought he was pathetic and a monster from the moment he got the case details. All he cares about is putting that guy behind bars, and if that means acting friendly and subtly manipulating him into confessing, then he will do that.

if you walk into an interrogation room and treat the person like absolute garbage and you don't have the evidence to back it up, you can potentially let a monster back out on to the streets because they'll identify you as an enemy, ask for a lawyer and then shut the fuck up until he arrives. People forget cops are doing their job when they're being friendly and are less likely to lawyer up and not share their lies.

Alice LeFae I literally cheered! Too much coddling of these fucking monsters IMO! 🤨


I don't believe in the death penalty. I believe in putting these guys in prison where they're forced to do manual labor jobs that normal people shouldn't risk their lives for with no pay, no privileges, nothing, and they get food they make themselves with scraps from the rest of society since that's what they want to act like. They deserve to never know what good life feels like, and instead should feel like life isn't worth living every. single. day.


i couldnt do this job theres no way in hell


You know you're in deep shit when a cop tells you you're a smart/good guy

@GiacoC yo that's good, so I'm innocent then right? Can I go yet officer? No pleeease don't leave me here another 3 hours with my uneaten donut.

@Erica Mercado lol cops will say anything regardless of evidence. Just watch the innocent till proven guilty video or the don't talk to the police speech. Also I find it hilarious how serious people have taken my comment.

@Miss Mcphee I can’t even tell anymore if you guys are messing around or actually hating on each other

That seems to be the trend,I hope if I ever get arrested for something they call me a stupid sack of shit cuz then I must be innocent


20 minutes of the interrogation and the detective still haven't stopped talking for a second... So annoying!


Every day should be hell on earth for them. 😕


lacerations to her liver. Is that from what i think its from?


19:58 he says you're not built for this shit


The energy this detective put in speaking for an hour +, so many words at such a speed, is out of this world.

I would like to say he had a good sleep after his efforts but I bet the poor detective didn’t


His defense lawyer looks like Austin powers


This is the mode Canadian interrogation ever


i got so much satisfaction when the 2nd detective came in and threw the photos at him, started swearing and showing that no ones going to put up with his silent bullshit

" keep on keeping it shut!" Canadian rudeness. Like writing 'f word' on a restroom wall.

Awesome. I'll be forwarding til I see the no BS detective come in. Thanks! 😁

first detective: "so yknow, mistakes happen, you just need to explain is all"
second detective: casually walks in "so heres the photos of that girl you killed."

first detective: "so yknow, mistakes happen, you just need to explain is all"
second detective: *casually walks in* "so heres the photos of that girl you killed."

same detective that performed a masterclass on Colonel Russell Williams. Not someone you want sitting across the table for sure


it would be interesting to see an interrogation between a suspect who actually is innocent but police really thought was guilty bc then you could see the difference in reactions between a guilty and innocent individual.

@Nosa It’s called guilty until proven innocent. That video made me pissed

JCS Has a video on that, I think it's called innocent until proven guilty or maybe the other way around


I know this is sad bruh but look at that chicks hair like does she have bangs and braided hair? for that alone she should be locked up. Damn.


Not so fun fact: Teri Lynn, the woman who lead the girl to the car, had it brought up in court that she microwaved a dog to death when she was a minor.

I have started crying as soon as I read this and I am still crying. I am so fucking disturbed and angry that I wanna do the same to her...

Apparently the 3 main pillars to serial murder are animal abuse, arson, and bed wetting. Most serial murderers have done these 3 things in their childhood

@John Ocampo I sometimes think that were living are lives on a rollercoaster and were just the passengers strapped to the ride with no getting off or turning in your own direction.

@Prinegon Bevaris just think if that's wat we know about how things are. Wat about the things we dont know wats going on. A lot more shit goes on then we can even contiplate.

@Prinegon Bevaris Most people will always have a hard time admitting to themselves their cheap moral categorizations of others are mostly there to protect their ego, and their silly notions of moral self-righteousness. Nobody wants to think that if they were alive in germany in the late '30s, they would have most likely been nazis, and silently complicit in the holocaust. Nobody wants to think that, if they are alive today, they are complicit in a system of global oppression and violence that would make the nazi look like silly cosplayers

@ProneToFacepalm  a predisposition for psychopathy + trauma, usually inflicted by a family with a predisposition for psychopathy

@Oli Hallam China's great leap forward saw the death of 50 million people in 4 years. Russia caused the death of 12 million ukraines with controlled famines in one year in 1933. America dropped two nukes on densely populated cities in Japan killing over 300,000 civilians just so they could test out the nukes. Even though the Soviet Union was already advancing in Japan and securing a surrender. they broadcasted that on the news in American and people celebrated the death of 300,000 innocent civilians. That's evil. That makes the Nazis look like  children. Yet most people are oblivious to things like that and they choose not to try it figure out or do anything about it. You don't want to even know, what's going on in present day. most people on this Earth are accessible to horrific things cuz they choose to stay oblivious and ignorant to the truth.

@Oli Hallam they're was only six concentration camps instructed, with the purpose of extermination. Super easy to hide. The camps were modeled as political internment camps to house political extremists. such as like those that America used on the Asian citizens for 5 years during the war or Russia's gulags. The national socialist never had any written documents or plans to exterminate said race and they never openly advocated for the extermination of said race. They did advocate for the deportation, but not extermination. so the public was very oblivious and most of the soldiers were oblivious. there was only a handful of people in that regime that knew about it. you'd have to be very dense to believe that an entire nation just went along with something like that knowingly. Course it's the same as people being oblivious to the Chinese internment camps that house over a million Muslims, which are actually just death camps today or the horrors of the Russian gulags that in truth were death camps for political prisoners during the Soviet Union's regime.

Damn... I am watching this now and was wondering to myself "Why did this women decide to help a perve abduct a child? Why what did she get out of it" but it sounds like she had some issues smh

@Elijah Danielson Florida and Ontario apparently

@MeghanF93 pointless context that you're pulling out of thin air

woah. things like this really make me lose faith in humanity

@Blooper Dooper you dont have to be vegan to see the double standards of some people here.

She microvaved a puppy --> "go to hell"

People pay other people to doe a horrible 6 month torture to an animal with the same social and psychological behaviour and capability as a dog. --> "ah well... you know... its tasty, cheap and nutricious and stuff..."

and the second one isn´t even done for satisfying a striking unbelievable strong desire induced by a distorted brain illness. Its just to fulfil a simple nice taste and an easy meal by a person fully concious with a healthy brain.

I am not vegan by myself but this is just applying double standards to not face the behaviour of oneself.

(btw sorry for the bad english, thats not my mothers tongue, and I dont live in an english speaking country)

and here i thought she was a stand up gal

and here i thought she was a stand up gal

@ProneToFacepalm when a man and a woman love each other very much.. but happen to be cousins..

Turned out not to be true. She said it to make herself look insane.

@Bondfall 007 Guess you could say that about the whole world , lol.

@Rosie Eevee thankfully  some one said it

@Rosie Eevee thankfully  some one said it

@Craig don’t be a crazy vegan pls. I imagine most people just want animals to be treated humanely before being euthanized. Also a lot of people don’t have the money to be vegan or buy meat from farms that treat animals well.

Her mom was a stripper and gave her away to her stripper friend. The woman raised her as her own child. Her brother (not blood brother, but they were raised as siblings)says she's in a free range resort prison because she's claiming to be indigenous.  He says she is no more indigenous than he is a green alien from Mars. He then went on to Say she deserves death for what she's done.

@MeghanF93 or maybe she's just a psychopath. idk there's definitely something wrong with both of them and I'm glad they're locked up forever

@MeghanF93 NOT. Phsycopaths are born...events and trauma can make them worse of course but they are born incapable of feeling empathy for living beings 😞 as a matter of fact, cruelty towards animals shown at a young age is one of the hallmarks of phsycopathy.

@ProneToFacepalm i agree but i wish we could know the full extent of why this people enjoy this type of evil behavior. It goes beyond the brain in my opinion, is as if they were destined to be that person.

Man, after this, Dear Zachary, and Don't F**k with Cats, I'm positive that there are only two types of Canadians; Absolute cold blooded psychopaths, and wonderfully kind upstanding citizens.

Sometimes my paranoid brain is like “one day ur gonna commit a bad crime and go to jail!!!!” And then I’m like you know what I could literally never do? Microwave a dog

@Samantha108 exactly!  I'm w u! It's called pure evil...

@MeghanF93 not necessarily. There are straight down psychopaths with loving families and others with extremely heavy context that do not behave like these pos.

@Oli Hallam I wonder where your spine is, when EU Nations let thousands of people drown in Mediterranean Sea. Where is your spine, when the US is excusing missed targeted drone strikes as collateral damage? Where is your spine when Myanmar junta is violently striking down protest against their unlawful putsch, when China throws Uyghurs into
internment camps, when Israel forcefully expulses the palestinian people, when in Sudan thousands of children get abducted and forced to become soldiers?<br>It is easy to point fingers on German population and ask: Why didn't they do anything? They knew, they stayed silent, they are guilty. But there are crimes against humanty going on right now, every mayor political power is eigher supporting or at least condoning at least some of those crimes. And noone, you an me included, can claim for themselves: I didn't know. All I can claim is, I feel powerless against this, what about you? And guess what, exactly this feeling is, how gas chambers could have been operated right under the people's eyes.

@Oli Hallam I wonder where your spine is, when EU Nations let thousands of people drown in Mediterranean Sea. Where is your spine, when the US is excusing missed targeted drone strikes as collateral damage? Where is your spine when Myanmar junta is violently striking down protest against their unlawful putsch, when China throws Uyghurs into
internment camps, when Israel forcefully expulses the palestinian people, when in Sudan thousands of children get abducted and forced to become soldiers?
It is easy to point fingers on German population and ask: Why didn't they do anything? They knew, they stayed silent, they are guilty. But there are crimes against humanty going on right now, every mayor political power is eigher supporting or at least condoning at least some of those crimes. And noone, you an me included, can claim for themselves: I didn't know. All I can claim is, I feel powerless against this, what about you? And guess what, exactly this feeling is, how gas chambers could have been operated right under the people's eyes.

What the genuinely fuck that is horrifying

What the genuinely fuck that is horrifying

She could’ve been lying to make her self look insane

I thought she was worse than him due to the fact that it was her spinelessness that lead to her luring and abducting the little girl. Where as he has something wrong with him to want to do that. It is spinelessness people that enable systemic evil eg Nazi gas chambers. But if she did that as a child to a dog. She is also a psychopath. She may have instigated the whole situation?

@Gabriel Pal damn teri lynn is jodi confirmed?????

@Gabriel Pal I’m pretty sure that’s the one

@Gabriel Pal I’m pretty sure that’s the one

Ist he dog called "doggy boy" by any chance?

@ProneToFacepalm I’m more than willing to bet she has a pretty significant trauma background. Not an excuse just context.


The interogating guy sounds like an italian-american maffia member


Is that copper who came in at 33:36, good cop bad cop, the same copper who interviewed Colonel Russell Williams?  Looks and sounds just like him


“Seeing you squirm and put u through some of the grief u put that girl in .. and I’m having a good time” that’s the kind of detective i’d like on every case.


I got four minutes in and had to bail out. Too horrible!


lpm me estoy volviendo adicto a estos videos


Holy shit this guy must practice these long monologues at home, because I just know I would start to stutter and "um" a lot to fill the gaps if I have to communicate with psychopaths. What a legend

@Dana Smith start slow, just make a conscious note every time you do it, then try to just not say anything. Embrace the silence. Silence is powerful in a speech. On a side note, instead of um he uses other filler word

He fills all the gaps with affirmations, "ok" "alright" "you know"

@F0X_H0UND that’s why these guys exist. They are from the behavioral bureau and their goal is to learn from these individuals to predict, prevent and stop future criminalities like these.

@Lotte yanson the dude def has talent, no arguments there. Russel Williams' interrogation proves this

@Marlow P he does say um, but not as much as most other people would if made to talk non stop without any response. Maybe youre better at this idfk but generally alot of people struggle with talking so much. It takes either talent or effort

he does say 'um'. It isnt hard to run your mouth


Is that one detective Bret the Hitman Hart


"you havent touched yer donut" is so funny to me im sry


Love your videos... Elon should buy youtube next, this site needs some more free speech


I love this guy's content... no intro, no outro, just... the video. Bravo man bravo I'm watching a marathon of your stuff tonight.

@Max Jackson oh thank you I didn't notice<br>Then I like the voice of his narrator ~

@Max Jackson oh thank you I didn't notice
Then I like the voice of his narrator ~

@A_cup_of_Tae isn't his voice he credits a narrator in the description


I don't want to watch her interview. But if anyone did.... did Terry give a reason why she did it?


“You’ve barely touched your donut and that’s from Timmy H, pal. That’s the good stuff, ya?”


Put this man in general population, since the death penalty is banned in Canada.

@zauru192 that is my hope and I know this part is kinda gross, but u know what they do to other men in prison. I hope he gets a taste before the rest.

don't worry, prison gangs will probably take care of it quite quickly once they find out what he did


why did she get the exact same sentence as him? that makes no sense


I know I'm not the only one who found "What pretending to be Crazy looks like" in his feed and is binge watching this channel

Im a week into my addiction. It's getting worse

Im a week into my addiction. It's getting worse

why is this comment on all of his videos, it's fucking annoying.

why is this comment on all of his videos, it's fucking annoying.

Hahahah! Algorithm was cracked with that video.

Hahahah! Algorithm was cracked with that video.

Bro, Im sad...its a finite channel. Im almost done. Incredible stuff.

Bro, Im sad...its a finite channel. Im almost done. Incredible stuff.

lol that's exactly what happened to me.  I've watched almost all of his videos now.

Very acurate . Have watched 8 hrs worth of video

Very acurate . Have watched 8 hrs worth of video

Same! It’s not even the best video on here!

Same! It’s not even the best video on here!

That was the first one I saw too! I've been following him now for only three days, and i LOVE it! I wasn't even into criminology sociology, and now i LOVE it!

@Kayla Elvin I watched Jennifer's Solution then went on a binge watch for about a month

Exactly!! This channel was suggested to me 3 days ago for the first time and I can't stop watching it!!

It happened to me AND my daughter and we’re in two different states.  She called to tell me to look up a new YouTube channel and I said OH!! I have one for you too!!  Same one.  Weird algorithm but apparently we all wanted to watch this.  lol

You're not the one commenting the exactly same thing on every video either...or are you 😯

I know that you saw this comment on a previous video and posted this comment on this video for likes

Actually... that’s exactly how I found this channel 😂

Actually... that’s exactly how I found this channel 😂

same, 2 videos left for me xD whatched almost all now

same, 2 videos left for me xD whatched almost all now

Shutup...I can quit the binge wheneva I want....I'm not crying, you're crying.....(I need sleep)

@arise thor I followed that case when it happened, watched the live Court feed daily, even subscribed to the media personnel who reported daily.  I skipped the video of her here cause I already saw it all then.  Glad they convicted her, she was one heck of a good actress.  From a fellow watcher in 🇨🇦

Yes. Sounds almost like a conspiracy. I'm here too for that video and i'm from Argentina, a country that belongs to that not so pretty side of the world, like Cuba, China or Venezuela

Yes that nick cruz one got me into the videos then the Chris watts one  got me really into criminal psychology.

same here!. The algorithm works in mysterious ways.

same here!. The algorithm works in mysterious ways.

Make sure to check his patreon, it has some amazing videos, my favorite one is on Alex Minassian, The Patreon is only 1 dollar and no longer advertised as they do not post new videos there anymore.

I’m so glad that it was pushed! I love this channel

I’m so glad that it was pushed! I love this channel

The algorithm is a beautiful, mysterious thing

The algorithm is a beautiful, mysterious thing

You're one of these detectives aren't you? Cuz this is the reason why I'm here hah!

I’ve been binging this for a few days now hahaha for that very reason

I’ve been binging this for a few days now hahaha for that very reason

Yeah these videos have had my full attention lately.

Yeah these videos have had my full attention lately.

Yeah I’ve watched almost all of them in 3 days

Yeah I’ve watched almost all of them in 3 days

This is so trueeee!!! Good for the person making these tho I love it.

This is so trueeee!!! Good for the person making these tho I love it.

welcome to the world of re bing watching JCS everytime he make a video. I re watch every video everytime since the first which was the legend of Jeff. Btw Jeff has a yt channel and makes music and pretty touching videos.

Also, it’s amazing how fast you got so many likes!!!

Also, it’s amazing how fast you got so many likes!!!

Same!! Now I’m lost cuz I’ve binged all his videos and now I want more!

Same!! Now I’m lost cuz I’ve binged all his videos and now I want more!

Somehow, this channel went under the radar for me, until I had that very video suggested. Now, I can't stop watching lol.

Bruhhh!<br>this scares me, youtube decides what you need to watch

Bruhhh!
this scares me, youtube decides what you need to watch

It’s so funny because a buddy I hadn’t seen in a long time met up with me and it came up randomly that we both had started watching a criminal psychology YouTube channel because of a video we saw about the parkland shooting kid a few days ago lol

I ran out of videos from this channel getting recommended to me. Now I go to the channel page and scroll down for more videos lol

Same lmao, I used to watch it a while ago but stopped also a while ago. Then got the crazy video in my feed and was hooked since 3 days ago

That's how I started and by fuck am I hooked to this YouTube channel

That's how I started and by fuck am I hooked to this YouTube channel

As a long time fan of JCS, I'm not that way, but it's awesome that a bunch of people have found the channel! Some of the best content on youtube, and the best in criminal psychoanalysis

Same af, although I used to follow this channel a year or two ago on another account

I did that too but with the jeniffer vid a few months ago

I did that too but with the jeniffer vid a few months ago

Yep I’m on my 5th video, these are addictive and well put together, I wish they’d upload more often though

I CANT STOP !! :( but im also sad cuz almost reached the end :( sadge ;D

I CANT STOP !! :( but im also sad cuz almost reached the end :( sadge ;D

@MonkeyJazz75 did he start posting to Youtube again? I saw that newest video but did he say he's coming back?

hahaha it's been a few days since that video and i am still watching this channel.

pls i watched that yesterday and now i’m binging😭

pls i watched that yesterday and now i’m binging😭

Yes, and I subscribed. I am down the rabbit hole now. 😵

Yes, and I subscribed. I am down the rabbit hole now. 😵

I watched it yesterday and I've been hooked ever since 😂

I watched it yesterday and I've been hooked ever since 😂

your a couple of years late for the hype mate but welcome

your a couple of years late for the hype mate but welcome

Why was it that exact video that popped up on everyone’s feed because same

It was Jodi arias for me now IM binging crazy

It was Jodi arias for me now IM binging crazy

That’s exactly what happens to me too, it was a lot more interesting on 2x speed because it cleans up all the empty air that takes up so much time.

You should subscribe to his patreon if you want more content

You should subscribe to his patreon if you want more content

Yup pretty sure thats the one that started this 🐇 hole....that was about 30 videos ago

Man, how does YouTube do that. <br>The same thing happened to me.

Man, how does YouTube do that.
The same thing happened to me.

EXACTLY what happened actually... spooky 🤪

EXACTLY what happened actually... spooky 🤪

I haven’t stopped, started at 6am this morning and it’s currently 6:30 pm

Well welcome to one of the best youtube channels literally ever. Make sure to turn notifications on, you wont regret it.

YESSSSS there's not enough videos to satifys my needs it's interesting to see how we act under pressure

I love how even in videos from months ago all of the comments are from, like, hours ago lmao

Yes 100% this had been my life for 3 days now

Yes 100% this had been my life for 3 days now

Found it yesterday and have watched 7 vids already

Found it yesterday and have watched 7 vids already

Yes. It seems we're all on the same algorithm

Yes. It seems we're all on the same algorithm

this is exact video that got me finishing this whole channel

this is exact video that got me finishing this whole channel

Been binging since Saturday 😅 So glad I got recommended that video..

Been binging since Saturday 😅 So glad I got recommended that video..

Started yesterday and haven’t stopped lol

Started yesterday and haven’t stopped lol

Oh my god, yeah! I guess it hit the algorithm good and we all saw how good this channel's organisation of content was :D

Yess.. now I'm binging since yesterday...

Yess.. now I'm binging since yesterday...

Dude this is exactly why I’m here hahahaha

Dude this is exactly why I’m here hahahaha


This would be a perfect situation for a human oven.


I feel like this could be  Tim's comercial


I dont like, that the detective says "okey" or "allright" after almost every single sentence....   That sounds so stupid...


Out of all the videos on this channel I find this one of the hardest to watch. Watching him sit there feeling sorry for himself knowing what he did to that little girl and how afraid she must have been in her last moments makes me sick to my stomach. How that woman lured that little girl away knowing she would be harmed I’ll never understand. An evil and senseless act on an innocent little girl. Every parents worst nightmare.

Here's an update, as it turns out she's the one that killed the little girl....

Just thinking that as I read the comments section. I've read and hear some pretty messed up stuff but this case in particular has really disturbed me.

@Scarlet Woman and who are you to say “stoped with critical thinking and believing” looks like you need some critical grammar skills

@Scarlet Woman what are you talking about I never said I sided with him being not guilty I said the jury was dumb to say that he was not guilty implying that I think he was guilty

@Billy Anderson some humans sayed she is not guilty and you eat it.

OJ is not guilty, too...i know he was framed by the racist Police. (Ironie off)

Since when ppl stoped with critical thinking and beliving all what others saying

Agreed. The urge to torture this monster mercilessly is so so strong, goodness knows how the detective was able to pretend to have any empathy to lower his guard.

@dotnet I did see the Casey video but never finished it because I just got kinda bored. There's no way she wasn't guilty

you know what made this video arguably harder for me? the interrogator being so understanding and kind. im absolutely fully aware that he had to, to do his interrogating, but its not any less frustrating to see someone even PRETEND to be empathetic toward someone so vile.


21:45 You are not that guy pal, you are not that guy !!


Is this the first ever instance of someone saying “you’re not that guy”? /j


His voice makes this channel better than any other


Wow so Canadian eh Coffee and donut for a guy like that 🤔 surprised there isn't a hockey game playing on a tv too 🏒


“That’s why pencils have erasers, because we all make mistakes” ~~~ JustDetectiveThings💕

I felt so horrible for how hard I laughed. ✨just detective *tings✨

pencilvestor knows erasers, and he's my best friend and definitely not an alien mind worm

I clicked on the comments a quarter of a way thur and this comment was the First one i saw and weirdly he said it as my eyes read it 😂

If every hamburger were perfect, we wouldn't have hotdogs

@Magnolia Street TV well Jim Smyth (aka the bad cop in this video) is the one who got him to confess

that eraser cant erase what happened and whats going to happen. Cant compare spelling mistakes to "mistakenly" sexually assaulting and killing a child. I get the comparison, i get the meaning. i get that they use that tactic to lessen the actual crime they committed so they confess but still. i dont know. this case really gets me. i guess all do that involve children and especially when it ends like this. theres just no excuses, no mistakes, no nothing. this guy deserves honestly for someone to get medieval on his a. but anyways. RIP Tori. you have the same name as my little sister and i just couldnt imagine... im so sorry and rest easy little girl. God, please be wrapping your arms around her to this day comforting her in heaven because now she would be 21 and just getting started on life... this pos took everything. everything from this girl.

He should have finished with "And you just wrote in Sharpie"

It's the "pencil technique". Genius invention

I guess he says so, so that the rapist lower his garden.

🤣🤣🤣 i wish this was said in another context cause sadly a little girl lost her life for this to be said

@J Heelan …  and I’d be right behind you waiting my turn to beat the sh*t out of him too!!

"cant turn back time and undo whats been done"

The inmates are tattooing this on each other.

ahah sound like some girl facebook post. So deep dude

Get to the point....other end of the pencil

lol, ikr...    pens do not have erasers and that is what murder is, permanent

yea except they can not erase these mistakes

@la vie en rose Indeed. It was an an astonishing talented interrogation.

@Dry Eyes please say Jesus with reverence

EXCEPT THIS IS A PEN AND YOU CAN'T ERASE INK BOIIIIIIIIIIII

“And this is why they have points!” Stabs murderer several times.

He probably heard Lenny say that to Frank Grimes.

@Magnolia Street TV I had a hard time watching this but I just saw a few segments of the interrogation.  I could only see the top of the detective's head-but his voice and tactics sounded familiar. Now I know why!

@Magnolia Street TV wasn't the bad cop, jim smyth the one that got the colonal. The one who said the thing about erasers was the good cop.

I read this comment in sync with the video ... it was kind of sureal

Magnolia Street TV <br>Yes, Detective Jim Symth, a legend. The way he psychologically broke Colonel Williams down was brilliant.....one of the best interrogations I’ve ever seen.

Magnolia Street TV
Yes, Detective Jim Symth, a legend. The way he psychologically broke Colonel Williams down was brilliant.....one of the best interrogations I’ve ever seen.

Karl B.  Actually, Jim Smyth, the interrogator, not only interrogated Col Russell Williams, but also Homolka and Bernardo.

@Magnolia Street TV No, he interrogated the girl earlier in the episode.

Lol! That part made me laugh even though this case is extremely serious. Comic relief

This is the same interrogator that got Russell Williams to confess and I believe he said that exact same thing to him as well lol.

@middleman they need a little handcrafted sign that says that hanging on the wall of the interrogation room. Super cute Nd friendly