"You ever met a psychopath, Mike?"
"No."
"Well I just met one tonight."

Favorite part

@Cup_Fox albeit Chris apparently prefers to be aggressive in order to enhance his opinion, you have to understand here that the Cop does act according to a strategy to make the suspect confess. And that strategy is getting emotional. His thinking and evaluation of the situation is (or rather should be) rational and planned.

@Cup_Fox Yo @FBI keep an eye on this one.  JCS you might get to make a video about ole cup_fox one day

@Leader of Bears No he doesn't do that in the end. 47:37

the "suspect" actually made a fair point there when he complained that he got picked up by the police and told he did it, thats how it goes, without apparently given the proper chance to explain himself. This reminds me of another video on this channel, where an innocent man being in the wrong place at the wrong time was put in the same situation ( <i>"You were it, we have enough proof, there is no point in arguing you did it, I only want to know why and what people helped you with it etc..."</i> ).

the "suspect" actually made a fair point there when he complained that he got picked up by the police and told he did it, thats how it goes, without apparently given the proper chance to explain himself. This reminds me of another video on this channel, where an innocent man being in the wrong place at the wrong time was put in the same situation ( _"You were it, we have enough proof, there is no point in arguing you did it, I only want to know why and what people helped you with it etc..."_ ).

@ZetPham Well I'm sorry for having empathy towards a human being, I guess. This man deserves to be punished for sure. I just said, I find THAT was unnecessary.


Holy shit that detective would drive me nuts, he talks more than some blogger teenager.


Respect to the people in law enforcement. Imagine having to put up with this kind of degenerate people your whole life. I'd go insane or depressed.


This dude must be getting super violated in jail.

@Chris P they stay in gen pop. this rarely happens though

@Barwar so how do child molesters get murdered in prison? Ghosts? Fantom killers? Please explain prisoner


I'm Canadian and hearing someone actually say we all make mistakes thats why pencils have erasers is the most Canadian thing I've ever heard


In a cage 4 ever solitary confinement or he can come over for a quick swim, grŕrrr.


Plot twist: He wanted to tell him everything the whole time but was just waiting for a break in the conversation

@Purple Banana st least someone  have common sense.  He literally explained why he is rambling  on. This is to not give the suspect any time to think straight.  To keep the suspects mind racing. Yet again that's  why people rarely  pay attention.

𝙰𝚗 𝚄𝚗𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎𝚍 𝚃𝚊𝚗𝚔

@𝙰𝚗 𝚄𝚗𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎𝚍 𝚃𝚊𝚗𝚔 I wanna be a DECIIIDER- Little Bush🤣

This guy loves to hear his own voice. Very annoying.

@Baily Zeller sometimes I thought I skipped back by 10 seconds, cause he repeats the same set sentences in a row lol

You forgot to put "all right" at the end of the sentence 🤣🤣

when I click like it goes to 1K when I remove it it goes to 999 I can add and take away the K :D 1000th like

𝙰𝚗 𝚄𝚗𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎𝚍 𝚃𝚊𝚗𝚔

lmao but honestly tho if the guy wanted to confess he would’ve , he just chose not to cause there were some times when mike started saying stuff and the interrogator stopped talking for a min

That's exactly how I felt for the first 40 minutes!!<br>Criminal couldn't get in a word edgewise.

That's exactly how I felt for the first 40 minutes!!
Criminal couldn't get in a word edgewise.

I know, right? The guy couldn’t get a word in edgewise

Half way through watching this I started confessing to stuff I didn’t even do just to get him to stop saying the same thing over and over again making me think I’m going insane! 😭😭

Seriously, this guy was like a fountain of information and knowledge on the topic... Like if Bret the Hitman Hart had a psych degree.


This crime breaks my heart for that poor little girl.

i'm holding back my tears, i cannot imagine the pain and horror ... IstgfrAllah

And her parents... OMG. This is unimaginable.


It really pisses me off how these child predators act like cowards when they get caught. Every time they end up crying and demanding to be treated like they are innocent respectable humans. The audacity!

@QuasiELVIS That lifestyle is better than what most Americans can afford and they get it for free.

@TTV_MrJack "Not many options, besides just keep em safe and confined in prison. With some nice books to read, free food and rent."

Fine by me. Prison is pretty lame, especially shithole American prisons.

@QuasiELVIS Well what else can be done? because odds are they'll die in prison. Then they'll need to be isolated for safety. Isolation just makes people go crazy, that's not a punishment because they might forget what they've done wrong.

Not many options, besides just keep em safe and confined in prison. With some nice books to read, free food and rent.

@TTV_MrJack The only purpose the DP serves is quelling the outrage of idiots. It's a pretty bad reason if you ask me.

@Royalgamer7 Each to your own, but someone who rapes and murders a child for joy. Should 100% be put down like an animal. Because that is not a human-social behavior. It is unnatural. Capital punishment isn't in my country of Australia, which is mostly good. But for few things, they should have exceptions.

@TTV_MrJack I'm glad I don't live in a medieval country like the US where Death Penalty is even an option to begin with. No one deserves death or at least no human/goverment should be alowed to decide that.

@EasyFinance no they’re right. The appeals process, getting the lawyers, case reviews, etc cost a lot of money. And we have that in place bc innocent people have been executed and we are trying to prevent that from happening again.

@EasyFinance It's the process that costs more, not the execution itself per se.

It's not just a bit more either, it's a LOT more.

@QuasiELVIS you wanna tell me that one execution cost more then one person a lifelong in prison?

@EasyFinance It costs far more to execute people in the US.

@clare d Taking pleasure in the suffering of others is the first step to the perversion of justice. Offenders like this should be coldly and callously dispensed of (bullet to the head) and forgotten.

I get where you're coming from, but when we deal with people whom we know are monsters, we should be careful to prevent corrupting ourselves.

@clare d Taking pleasure in the suffering of others is the first step to the perversion of justice. Offenders like this should be coldly and callously dispensed of (bullet to the head) and forgotten.

I get where you're coming from, but when we deal with people whom we *know* are monsters, we should be careful to prevent corrupting ourselves.

They are cowards, that's why they prey on children.


Imagine how much professionalism it takes to sit there and talk to it like it is a human being

@mikey Haaich I’m a kind hearted person Michael 😎

It wasn't Rafferty who actually killed and mutilated her. Rafferty sexually assaulted her and she was meant to be dropped off. It was Terri Lyn who went nuts and savagely murdered the girl. She's admitted as much from behind bars,

@Dante Skullcrusher …. WOW, that’s  heavy. You must have drawn deep within to gain strength  to put  emotion aside, preventing yourself  from becoming  another of his victims.  I bet you wanted to smash his head in  for doing that to his little girl.. you wouldn’t stand alone in that!

… it would take a lot of grit and guts to keep professional  and not  want to take a claw hammer to this pos - hats off officer.

@Did Jesus have a cat? What makes you any different than Micheal who beat a little girl to death?

@Frog I'm very sorry for the way I think and speak. I should change. For your sake.

This guy Michael Rafferty is proof that in some extreme cases the death penalty is absolutely warranted even in civilized nations.

@Demarkil “...leaves your intellect open to undermining and exploitation with ill intent.”

lmao did you have a word count you were trying to meet

@Lars Kullberg Ahahahaha, this is A grade entertainment at this rate! Do you have anything else to dazzle us with, this is just smashing!

@PMP90California I know we, as species, are animals, but he's worse than that

@Demarkil What´s your name? Are you Danish? Sorry friend, the name of that country is Denmark, not Demarkil.

@demarke animals do not have a moral compass , they have instinct and nothing more

@Call Me Angie there are lots of "its"....they are simply Covert.

@Lars Kullberg Ja du, Lasse. Nu gick du igång ordenligt. Du kan ju läsa på själv, tror inte jag kan övertyga dig om något här.

Tis is how you get conviction and better sentencing for criminals.

@Nano Nano So you say. But unless you support your opinion with credible evidence, who cares?

@Lars Kullberg your line of thinking is extremely simplistic and dangerous

@Demarkil "....a system incorporating capital punishment run by your standards would execute innocent people in heaps and droves." You should know better than that, because DNA and fingerprint comparisons are reliable means for tying scum of the earth, like rafferty, to their crimes. That´s undeniable, whether you accept it or not makes no difference.

@Demarkil "Other animals display rudimentary signs of emotional empathy similar to ours."   As far as we know, animals have no conscience. So unless you can prove that your claim is true, there is no reason to believe it is.  Also, you label humans as animals. But praise God, we are not animals. Have never been and will never be.

@Demarkil "....our justice systems....is never completely certain." What about DNA- and fingerprint comparisons? Your credibility is at stake here, so be careful what you answer.

@Lars Kullberg I think the principle of the death penalty can be argued for on an ethical basis, yes. However, when we apply it in reality we run into problems, because our justice systems are as imperfect as the people who made them, and certainty is never completely certain. We would execute innocent people, this happens all the time in those jurisdictions that apply capital punishment. And I think the argument that someone ought to be killed <i>because</i> they refuse to admit guilt is a very dangerous one that could, would and has been used to execute innocents.

@Lars Kullberg I think the principle of the death penalty can be argued for on an ethical basis, yes. However, when we apply it in reality we run into problems, because our justice systems are as imperfect as the people who made them, and certainty is never completely certain. We would execute innocent people, this happens all the time in those jurisdictions that apply capital punishment. And I think the argument that someone ought to be killed _because_ they refuse to admit guilt is a very dangerous one that could, would and has been used to execute innocents.

@Dante Skullcrusher I'm so sorry to hear that, it must have been hard to see such horror reach out an plant itself inside your personal circle. It is always harder to bear when it's closer to you, and to think that you've been friends with a monstrous person. The earth shifts and all the things we take for granted seems like mist in the sun. I'm glad your work superiors could keep you from doing something that would have hurt your own life and family, even if I understand your want to kill that man 100%.

@Lucky Man I don't believe in humanity as a single set, but there are many good humans, from many different backgrounds. The most amazing thing in about life is how many people still hold to what is good in spite of what they've been through and what is going on around us every day.

I worked corrections for 5 years I worked with rapists murderers child molesters thought I saw everything till my best friend of almost 9 years came back through gate 5 in cuffs the man had been forcing his 4 year old daughter to "play sex" as she put it. I had to be temporarily transferred to another jail cause I knew if I ended up in his section for even a millisecond I would have killed ended up killing himself after his sentencing to prison.

@Demarkil damn you made me think about all of the heinous shit humanity has done since… like forever. I’ve officially lost my faith in humanity.

@Shaundra Evans Humans are not the only creatures with a moral compass. Other animals display rudimentary signs of emotional empathy similar to ours. And many humans do immoral things all the time.

And if you want to get into a deeper discussion of ethics and free will, there are many more complexities to add. Let me state that I do believe in accountability regardless of mental state or circumstances. I don't argue for treating someone like this with less than the severity needed to find out what he's done and to prevent him from doing it again.

But to say that some people simply "choose" to act in a way that disqualifies them from the label of being human - that is a sloppy argument which leaves your intellect open to undermining and exploitation by others with ill intent.

@Demarkil It's not that we don't know that he is objectively human or that human beings are capable of such heinous crimes. But  that to be human and what sets us apart from the rest of the animal kingdom is our ability to have and be moral. When op used the term "human" they are referring to human civility.  Most human being are capable of basic moral behavior or an understanding of it. So to treat him as a civilized human being is to treat him with humanity when he acted in ways  that are uncivil and contrary to what is healthy and normal human behavior. When he is outside of the norm of what is healthy and normal human behavior by choice he becomes inhuman.

its pure professionalism u put ur emotions on the side and think logical and when u got him u can let some emotions out

@Did Jesus have a cat? so long as you let me have a turn, I won’t tell ;)

I’m sorry, but when you called him an “it”, all I could think of was “Silence of the Lambs”.

I couldn’t do it. The temptation to beat him to within an inch of his life would be too much.


How does a parent go on in life after losing their child in such a horrific way? The strength it would take to continue on in life, I don't think I'd have it in me.

Especially when it's put on YouTube for you to relive it every day

Humans are capable of amazing things. We have resilience, and we have one another. Those two can enable folks to push through things we can't even imagine.

@seacowxxx it scares me too! I hope with everything I have it doesn't, and our babies come home safe every day xx

I cant even imagine. It's my biggest fear, that one of my kids will happen upon this kind of monster. It gives me so much anxiety. I dont even like to think what I'd do.

litterally why im scared to have children, like i would litterally not be able to cope if something happened to them , knowing how fucked up the world is .

@EndoKrin most people don't believe in corporal punishment- until it's there own loved one that's been murdered.

@EndoKrin everyone being savage just reduces all of us. It’s unlikely that handing out justice would feel as good as you would like to think.

@Síriocaz wow that's just so terrible..there's really not a strong enough word for describing how that would feel for a mother. Its incomprehensible to me how anyone could carry out murder, especially children.

I know a mother whose eldest child (21 yo at the time) killed her other two children out of jealousy. She lost three, two by the hands of the one that now is living in prison and will do so for the rest of his life. Overall, I'm actually surprised that she still went on.

@Power Of Berzerker wtf are you even talking about. Seems you've got screws loose in your head.

I couldn't carry on without my own child. Knowing what happened. I just couldn't do it.

@Jckagcm You should watch the movie Prisoners

@Power Of Berzerker I agree completely, if you steal another person's basic human rights by taking their life- your basic human rights should be taken too! No privileges, nothing!

@Jasmine London absolutely, I don't think I could live a productive life afterwards..I wouldn't be able to stop thinking about what my kid had to endure in their last moments of life...It would kill me.

@Power, So you accepted the challenge, huh? Lol.

@EndoKrin Sadly, you are wrong... The kids just recently became these angel-like beings. In history, 10 year old boys went to wars.

The only way I could even think about 'moving on' is if I were able to 'hand out justice' the the person, rather than him getting a blanket, donut, coffee and granola bar.

People who hurt kids deserve to be hurt, NOT getting a 'free ride' in prison. Go ahead, I dare someone to tell me I'm wrong. I dare someone to make a case for the criminals deserving a trial and to get jail time. 😡

I truly believe the parents should be allowed to take the option of torturing and killing this person. It’s not fair just to have him rotting in protective custody.

My thoughts too, gave my toddler an extra tight cuddle after seeing this…<br>My heart goes out to those parents

My thoughts too, gave my toddler an extra tight cuddle after seeing this…
My heart goes out to those parents

I was thinking the exact same thing. Knowing the pain and terror she felt before dying....that would kill me

ive never contemplated suicide but many parents in this situation do


Yeesh, the difference between American and Canadian interrogators are like night and day.


"Get rid of your f'ing security blanket and be a man."

Savage.

@TunefulDuck Karate the care for the suspects anxiety is gone when he murdered an 8 year old

@Google Inc. lol that thought went through my head too 🤮

It got AMAZING once second interrogator entered👏🏽 i shit bricks

This interrogator has SO MUCH PATIENCE. I could never be in his job or position bc I’d probably finish that whiney bastard

He was doing something under that blanket

Security blankets are manly right?
...
right?

I couldn't be a detective. How can you sit across from someone like that and resist hurting them? I wouldn't have the willpower.

I think if that guy interrogated him from the beginning he could've had him talking  or confessing his crime.

They need to rename him Detective Burns 🔥

Or when he said "you haven't even eaten your doughnut yet" I'm sorry but that one got me.🤣

"Is that what you said to Tori before you killed her" is what got me


After years of trying, i have a 3.5 years old daughter. When i come home after work, the moment she runs towards me literally means the world to me. Watching this video made me cry like a child. <br>This is a very very sad world we live in.

After years of trying, i have a 3.5 years old daughter. When i come home after work, the moment she runs towards me literally means the world to me. Watching this video made me cry like a child.
This is a very very sad world we live in.

I'm a new father of a baby girl and this stuff hits different when you're a parent. Now it's a whole other level of horrible.

(I know you already do but) take good care of her, keep her safe, teach her self defense.

God bless. you sound like a good parent.


My cousin William has been to prison before and he talks about how if you killed or raped a child they’d make your time there HELL. I hope those bastards are getting some good punishment.

Unpopular opinion: the prisoners who have killed rapist, pedophiles, (ext) should be released.

Yep. Guards work with inmates to ensure they get what they deserve which i usually wouldn't condone but those who harm children deserve it. End of story

I was in the drunk tank once for underage drinking and they basically put everyone there who just came in, drunk or not. This lady came in and someone in there whispered that she was there for child abuse and the room got very cold and weird and then she was promptly removed and put by herself. The girls in the corner told me they were discussing what to do with her before that.


Imagine having an interrogator specialist as a dad man that would blow

Believe me. It does suck! I never got away with anything 😩 And talking to him always felt like an interrogation

Nah he would raise a child well to be a virtuous person.

@Linda Niemkiewicz spot on hahahah im cracking up

Well its always tougher when its personal.  Like when people give good advice but never take their own.

My dad is a trained hostage negotiator so I know the feeling

A mother of a friend of mine was of this occupation. She falsely accused another friend of something, and made him, a 19 year old man, cry after an hour of intense interrogation. She was a machine.

@Thought Criminal I was about to say that too 😂😂

Imagine having a girlfriend whose father is an interrogator.

still the better option at the table I‘d say...

Even worse, imagine having a dad that watched this channel and thought he was basically a real interrogator.

"son, did you finish the last of doritos"

"no"

dad I'm about to end this man's whole career.

"son, did you finish the last of doritos"

"no"

*dad* I'm about to end this man's whole career.

Only if you've something to hide cassie...

@jeteaze <br>That's really cute, i'm glad for you.

@jeteaze
That's really cute, i'm glad for you.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this the one. My dad is the mild version of this

Well, if you are open and honest then it wouldn’t be bad. I don’t think I lied to my mom when I was in high school. She trusted me and let me do more things because I was open and honest and careful. In return, I trusted her and felt safe with her. I was comfortable calling her to pick me up from a party when I was 18 because the person that brought me there was drinking a lot. She didn’t get mad at me and she was glad I called and happy to get me. I called her to get me when my friends were doing illegal things when I was 17 as well. She was just proud I called and she loved me.

Honesty and trust are important.

Try having a counselor/nurse as a mum my teenage angst phase was almost planned out

I read that way different than you intended it

His voice is so annoying. That monotone voice is snapping me.

Ciera Bayly Should I be more polite to somebody lying their asses off? Correct me, if so.

it sucks and when I watch these videos I keep getting freaked out he's going to find my homework folder and the programming socks bag<br>they genuinely build anxiety and yet I keep watching them since train wrecks are things I can't avoid encountering or looking at

it sucks and when I watch these videos I keep getting freaked out he's going to find my homework folder and the programming socks bag
they genuinely build anxiety and yet I keep watching them since train wrecks are things I can't avoid encountering or looking at

Lmao what would be better ? A smacked out roofer?

The kid would have to rnd up with a law degree


If only they can think about the consequences before they do shit like this. So disgusting.


Gotta respect the defense lawyer. He know Michael did it, he knows the case can't be won, but he's right. Everyone has a right to a public defender, and even when the client deserves endless torture for their actions, he still steps up and does his job like a professional.

@Fbai I love how you worded this. They're not always trying to prove innocence, they're also making sure no injustices were done in the process, everything's airtight like you said, and they've had EVERY opportunity at fairness.  After that it's sometimes trying to get the best deal possible for their client.

@Stefan
Nope. Know why? If the defense attorney thinks "this guy is obviously guilty and did something so repulsive I'm not going to do anything to defend him", the creep goes free or gets a new trial due to improper representation.

The defense attorney has to put up a legitimate defense. Even if hes guilty the defense should bring up mitigating circumstances, such as "he suffered childhood abuse" or whatever.

In cases like this the purpose of the defense isnt to get him free. They are trying to give him a fair trial and weigh all evidence on both sides, so that if the creep ever comes out and says "I was improperly convicted, the defense didnt defend me" the law can review the trial, and say no, you got a fair trial.
Emotionally we look at these cases and say that guy is worse than an animal. He deserves the worst torture.
But the law is supposed to be unemotional.

@Stefan And if they're truly guilty, that's exactly what they'll get at the end of a fair trial.

Ya. I imagine the lawyer wanted to jump up clapping when hearing guilty.

@James Nnabuihe The defense lawyer is there to make sure the prosecutor trap or fully justify why their client should be in prison, It's their job to make sure they are air tight.

Yea because the nation was built on “innocent until proven guilty”

@James Nnabuihe Then only have issues with crooked lawyers

Disagree. Where the evidence is clear, these despicable thugs deserve nothing but pain.

I was looking for this comment. I agree too. It leaves me uneasy though, because that "chance" becomes ingenuine if the defense is lying, and they probably have to, usually.

I agree. Everyone deserves due process. So justice can be served as equally and justically as possible.


So horrifying and so deeply heartbreaking I can’t even imagine what the family must feel. A sweet innocent little child


some people don't realize that the downplaying the detective did and the constant talking was much more damaging and effective than if he would have been straight forward. He knows what he was doing.

People are dumb they're here for drama not the actual fascinating events of what happens


When the second officer said "Do you know how blood works?" My jaw dropped because of how he said it with such sarcasm and showed his non existent sympathy and empathy towards the suspect


Oh my god. I was struggling to remember why this case sounded so familiar as I was listening to it in the background, until I suddenly made the connection between Tori and Guelph. I lived in Guelph for some of my childhood, and I still remember being driven past her memorial post every single day. Jones Baseline and Highway 124. There were flowers and wreaths laid at that telephone post for years afterwards. All I understood at the time was that something terrible had happened to a girl who was around my age, and I felt so helpless and angry that she had died under such horrific circumstances. I'm so fucking glad to know that this remorseless piece of shit was eviscerated by these detectives from the OPP. I hope he rots in hell for what he did to poor Tori. It's so much more than what he deserves. She would have been around my age now... just thinking about what happened to Tori makes me furious and beyond sick to my stomach, and so, so devastated that a beautiful young girl's life was ended for nothing but to satiate the appetite of a repulsive monster.


Bless the detective at the end for telling that monster what awaits him. He can never suffer enough, but that detective certainly did his best to impress upon him the  repercussions he'd soon suffer. I hope it was even a fraction of the suffering he imposed upon that child and I wish with everything I have that he is handled by his fellow inmates.


I almost cried throughout some parts of this video. The crimes committed were disgusting. RIP, this poor, innocent child. Condolences to her family and friends.

@Tom Anyone would be when hearing about something so heinous. Maybe you aren’t, but most people are. It’s called empathy.

@Tom also, all your other comments on this channel are just looking for fights, so I will not reply further. I hope you are not doing this through hatred for life, I sincerely hope you are mentally doing well. I wish you the best in life, have a good night :)


A masterful rapid fire monologue delivered by the interrogator.   I was mentally exhausted listening to him keep that pace the ENTIRE time!


I remember reading about this in the sun newspaper. They had written so many details of what happened it was insanely creepy. Different times.


The fact that rape even exists is sickening I’ve been through it and god I can’t imagine being that young dealing with that and then getting murdered I hope she’s resting peacefully now and her family are coping the best they can this world is so messed up it’s sad.  I have a daughter now and it hurts thinking this could happen to any kid even mine it takes one minute to kidnap someone.

Humans can be pretty evil, it is very sad indeed.


I have never felt this physically disgusted. Ever. I am so sorry to everyone effected by this; I'm sure what I'm feeling is only a sliver of what you have had to go through.


This guy is doing an amazing job......the skill of the interrogation and the tactics used are fantastic.....not to mention the self control he (the cop) has not abandon his persona and not do what we would all want to do and completely loose our shit with this monster.


This is a horrifying story.  Can’t imagine what the family & mores so the child went through. Those two murderers will face their maker.


Its chilling how cold he is.  Even after the grilling and verbal abuse he just shrugs it all off like dandruff.  A real life monster.


just tried to watch some other interrogation channels and can"t. have been totally spoiled by the smart analysis provided on JCS. wish this channel was still going. nothing else comes close.


This officer has some serious patience. Like, I know he is trained for it and I am not, but I would give up so much sooner than he did.


How can this guy ever be eligible for parole? How did that happen?


I'm glad they have such an experienced and level-headed detective for this, because if it was me I would be spilling blood the moment I saw this abhorrent beast. Slowly.


When I see the pictures of the child smiling and being a normal child my heart shatters.


Just gotta love the way this interrogator didn't even give this sicko a chance to deny and/or lie.  Instead, he just gave it to him straight.


It's crazy to me that people even try these henious crimes thinking they won't get caught.. it's insane.


I am against the death penalty on principle. But it is sometimes not easy to stick to your principles. Some people walk among us as if they were one of us, but inside they are monsters.


It's sickening to know these two will be eligible for parole in 25 years.

@sahtification Yes, it could be denied. It depends on how they have behaved while in prison mostly.

But it could be denied, right? I'm from another country


The patience and energy of these officers !! Is smth to behold


I liked watching the last investigator telling what all of us wanted to say. Because normally in these types of videos there isn’t that part, it’s just tactical. But this one, no. It’s pure venting.

I thought it was unprofessional. He let his emotions get to him.


idk why but it’s really disturbing that she was kidnapped on my birthday. While I was blowing out candles and eating cake with my family, she was simultaneously getting banged in the head with a hammer. The kid would’ve been in college right now if it wasn’t for this 😞


I'm not sure I could keep calm if I was a cop and was interrogating someone as evil as this.


It disgust me knowing he has the possibility of one day being paroled. I doubt he will but, it still sickening.


This is why capital punishment exists. If it was my country, the victim's family would decide his fate once the guilty verdict has been established.

There are 3 options available for the family: eye for an eye, forgiving or blood money. If they devide to go with eye for an eye, then it is death by by a shooting squad.


I watched a lot of these recently and the main strategy they all uses is victimization of themself.

I can understand why they do that, its because its work in real life. Nobody can be as firm when they interrogate a family member or gf/bf. Normal people has to release at some point because they lose the person and will never have the truth.


It must have taken Jim Smyth every ounce of restraint in his body to not leap across the table and rough Rafferty up when he mockingly said, "funny man" to him. It's alright though, I feel he put him in his place with his stern words.


So disturbing that there's such evil lurking around us. Very scary.


Absolutely disgusting. I've got no idea how anyone could prey on a child.


“If I thought you were a monster I’d stay a little to see what makes you tick” it’s like a cat just taunting it’s prey, there must be a satisfaction in being able to taunt these monsters


Horrific monsters live among us & prey on our children & grandchildren. It would be total justice if he is living each and every single day & night the unholy nightmare he put that baby through at the hands of monsters just like him. Tory's poor parents have to live with the knowledge of the horror their innocent little girl endured before she was so cruelly ripped from their lives by the hideous & selfish acts of not one, but two monsters. I pray for them. I hope they've managed to somehow find peace.


"You're not monster", "Maybe things just got out of hand, just a mistake."

To me these tactics always feel sketchy, I'm sure there's an argument as to the time and place for these statements, and maybe even an expected response to the statements whether guilty  or innocent, but these seem to me like a 100% trap, which makes me hopeful they are only used when the suspect is already known to be guilty, but I also feel like people could fall into the trap even if they aren't.

Def tactics for when it’s without a doubt- they utilize it to get them comfortable and break them down

I think you're right about them only doing this when they're sure, i mean this monster says nothing during this interview so nothing was really gained in a legal sense but they clearly didn't need him to say anything as he was found guilty anyway.


I'd love the chance to talk to this detective/behavioral analyst. what is the purpose of the lengthy interrogation? The physical evidence and witness testimony really is enough to convict. What does the interview gain? I feel like the crime itself speaks to motive, is the purpose just to add tools in case other evidence is thrown out?

This is explained in the video by JCS, and in their other videos as well.


Only 25 years for raping and murdering a child? What a horrible system.

At the absolute bare minimum, there should be a court prescribed beating for such an action. I'm not saying to paralyze them for life but just beat them to the point where they have debilitating physical pain for a very long time.

We hear about how these sorts get "beaten up and murdered" in jails, and perhaps it's true for some, but as I understand it, the majority are put into "high risk" areas where they are kept apart from gen pop. It's a bitter pill to swallow to think that two twisted people could kidnap, rape, and murder a child so young and face virtually nothing as a result.

They have to sit behind some walls with guards and other inmates. Oh, what a horrible life! To get three meals a day, clothes and shelter! What terrible suffering they must go through! I hear that prison food doesn't taste very good - that must be so hard for those child raping murders to deal with. To not have a say in what kind of jello they're going to be eating that day. Those poor souls!

I do not understand how we allow our systems of justice to be so absolutely weak and inadequate. A pathetic, shabby vessel of meaningless garbage. The victims have no relief and the guilty no sense of terror. The entire thing had rotted away from the standards it was built upon.

We live in a house of desolation and mud.

Only 25 years for raping and murdering a child? What a horrible system.

At the absolute bare minimum, there should be a court prescribed beating for such an action. I'm not saying to paralyze them for _life_ but just beat them to the point where they have debilitating physical pain for a very long time.

We hear about how these sorts get "beaten up and murdered" in jails, and perhaps it's true for some, but as I understand it, the majority are put into "high risk" areas where they are kept apart from gen pop. It's a bitter pill to swallow to think that two twisted people could kidnap, rape, and murder a child so young and face virtually nothing as a result.

They have to sit behind some walls with guards and other inmates. Oh, what a horrible life! To get three meals a day, clothes and shelter! What terrible suffering they must go through! I hear that prison food doesn't taste very good - that must be so hard for those child raping murders to deal with. To not have a say in what kind of jello they're going to be eating that day. Those poor souls!

I do not understand how we allow our systems of justice to be so absolutely weak and inadequate. A pathetic, shabby vessel of meaningless garbage. The victims have no relief and the guilty no sense of terror. The entire thing had rotted away from the standards it was built upon.

We live in a house of desolation and mud.


I have never heard anyone say "OK" as many times as this detective does during this interrogation.


Sad I hope his crimes are known to his cell mates and that he is treated the same way US inmates would treat him


Mike: "I didn't do what you think I did". Interrogator "We are past that." And he keeps on taking.  Good job. Don't let Mike waste your time.


Rafferty is going to have a very bad time in prison, in Ontario prisons no-longer have protective custody just general population, inmates have families too and a murder conviction against an 8 year old child will not go over well with other inmates.<br>I like this interrogator he just keeps rambling giving Rafferty no time to think

Rafferty is going to have a very bad time in prison, in Ontario prisons no-longer have protective custody just general population, inmates have families too and a murder conviction against an 8 year old child will not go over well with other inmates.
I like this interrogator he just keeps rambling giving Rafferty no time to think


Love this interrogation, especially the gut punching at the end.


It would be worth doing time in prison just to have the chance of being confined in the same cell as Michael Rafferty. His suffering would be legendary - even in Hell.


This case reminds me of the episode “white bear” from black mirror. How about we take Michael Rafferty to his own Justice Park


Really concerning how on all of these types of videos, people in the comments love wishing and imagining all types of suffering on the torture on the perpetrators. I can understand it as an initial reaction but it's something we have to move past.

@darkdwarf007 Exactly. Also, I don't think retribution resolves any problem at all, except the fulfillment of some cruel desire to see someone suffer.

a lot of people likely just write those things under strong emotions, although considering that child murder is a very intense topic and the fact that pedo hysteria exists, most people would still say and probably do those things even without watching such video, which is unfortunate, I think. Such vilification doesn't really help


''In reality no food was coming. He was right when he said the cop didn't care about his hunger'' made me laugh


Only an hour and 15 minutes away from me. I remember this case. 13 years later, still so fucking disturbing  😔


the greatest deal of patience is needed with this job, something i can only dream of cause if that guy wasn’t talking i’d have nothing holding me back from just ploughing his nose with my fist


Killing their daughter with a hammer.  no ones safe anywhere. Disgusting people. Poor family and Rest In Peace little angel


Even if I was innocent I would confess with how much the agent says "okay" after every statement


This guy must have already been whacked in jail by now. Once they found out his crime he may as well get a full body bulls eye tattoo


He said she went for a walk that was her time to save  the kidsand call the policeThe women need to go to jail too. She is guilty as well as his guilty. She took the young girl to his car. So upsetting .So glad that she got life.


Bravo to the last detective ripping through him.


Who the hell would do something like this? This is unbelievable.


This interrogator is very good (I think). Some tactics are a bit too blatantly obvious traps.

He reminds me of the counsellor from South Park....'ok.'


Not to minimize this technique the detective is employing. I understand the process but holy crap... He's wearing me down I'm ready to confess to him to just to get him to stop the tirade. When do you realize you have jabbered long enough and start the questioning? I love my Canadian cousins up North. They are so darn polite. Maybe he's not eating the donut because they are not Tim Horton's?

Sure I was poking fun but the detective did a great job!


As a child, hearing a cop say "These things happen all the time." is horrifying.

He's trying to play it down like it isn't a big thing at the beginning of the interview to try and gain trust or friendship with this monster.


That detection would break anyone with his relentless monotone speaking! I was about to confess just to make him stop ✋ ! 🥴😵💫


52:40 I bet this detective felt so good taking this guy down... Rafferty doesn't even realize he's psychotic.


“What are you afraid of?” “My life being taken away”….. he deserves to rot in prison


not to get off topic but I love how aggressively Canadian the detective's accent is lol


oh wow he's got the AUDACITY to play victim and stick to it lmao it's so fucking embarrassing to see him talk back at the 'bad cop' lol


He might’ve said something if the detective  paused for a few seconds.


Why did it take 3 years for him to be found guilty?


This was probably the hardest video to watch on this channel


IT IS SMYTH!!!!!! the cop that interrogated russell williams!  So glad to find another vid of him!!


Hope this guy got his “prison justice” and then some.


I hope this freak gets everything he has coming to him in prison, and so much worse...


42:42 he says the words “i dont feel comfortable talking about it.”
I genuinely don’t have any words,I. Wdym you don’t feel comfortable talking about you obviously felts comfortable before doing it. It appalls me to wonder how he could even say that. Ugh.


Feels so good knowing that PoS is rotting in jail still denying things. What an absolute PoS


How could someone go along with this? The devil is real.


"she's not missing anymore she's dead"<br>I wish they would have just bullied him for the whole time

"she's not missing anymore she's dead"
I wish they would have just bullied him for the whole time


"Only the Predavatar, master of taking a seat, could stop them, But when the world needed Chris Hansen the most, he vanished..."


If they had all the evidence they wouldn’t need the confession


Do all Canadian cops end their sentences with  "okay" or is it just this guy?


I LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Jim Smyth. He did a great job with Russ Williams, He's a totally different man here..but he has the kindest heart..💙


You think they purposely get creaky chairs? That shit would piss me off if I was being interrogated


I tell people when I let them know about JCS that what ever you do DON'T let this be the first video you watch .....  Do they shank people in Canada or just have pillow fights ?   I mean they must ,  hopefully he's experiencing that


He was so bold to commit such a Heinous crime and now look at him playing victim,so pathetic!!!!


I would be filthy rich if I had a nickel for every time the interrogator says “ok”!!


I literarily thought shit like this only happened in movies.


TS that goes through these people head really scares me because how are you even sexually attracted to such innocent beings? It’s just odd & evil ugh! 😤👎🏽


I’m not an expert but clearly the method this interrogator used did not work. Would long extended silences have worked better so that the accused would attempt to fill the gaps in silence? I think this guy just shut down completely after hearing this cop talk for about 3 minutes.


His crying is narcissistic,  he's upset because he was caught..  That witch is worst than the man.. she picked the child up and delivered her to the sick pos.


Take a shot for every time the interrogator says "okay".


They often break down when they have a chance to speak with someone close, like a close relative or a close buddy. Porn is a time bomb, it will turn many into monsters.


Canada: brings in child murderer. “Here’s a nice blanket for ya so you can get cozy, and some tea and a donut. I’m sourry there’s only one sugar for the tea.”


the good cop bad cop strategy is amazing


OMG they can try to get parole in 25 years, it should have been a sentence for both without parole.  What is wrong with that countries laws.  That disgusts me.


I don't know how the police can do it,I would have a problem staying calm.


When Michael walked in the room I felt so much hate towards him I hate him


He still has an attitude and it just pisses me. Such an evil.


He can't even look at the man he knows he's done


the news lady choking up at the end after telling the verdict omg


The tragedy is that so many people don't realize that thought is often the prelude to action, and that when people, for instance, watch pornography that is based on rape and are rewarded with sexual gratification ... it might be only a matter of time before thought turns to action. And once the abduction of a child or an adult occurs, in desperation of not wanting to be caught, the perpetrator of the crime perceives that the only way to avoid prison, is that the child, or adult, must be killed. Before it became action ... it started with thought.


Most Canadian thing ever " you haven't even touched your donut!"


What prison is this creep in and has someone made it known to the prison population who and what he is?  That will take care of that.


Jesus the voice of that detective, the fact that he won't shut up, and the repetition of "this is your opportunity to say your piece", "you're not a monster ok?" , would make me confess to anything just to get him to stop droning.


Highest impact: the final distraught voice of the reporter. Dude


“You’re not some sick bastard who wants to sit and hurt people” yeah I don’t care what your strategy is that man never deserves to hear such a lie as that


The behaviour guy just wont stop talking! I would switch off if i was sat there with him.


if this every happens to one of my grandchildren i wont need the court system

Reminds me of the alaskan avenger. Guy looked up the sexual criminal records from his area and went to their homes and beat them.


I just hope Terry Lynn is given the same verdict. Because tears don't make someone guilty. There actions, like kidnapping a little girl,, which leads them to being killed. And for the detective to say he is having a good time . Lol. Mann. Who is this detective. He needs to be removed.


A Puppy !!  That's so 1978..

Petrol +lighter+ both culprits = Justice.


"You're just a ball of nerves here, you don't know whether to shake, shit, puke..."


He's rambling and babbling so much trying to get the guy to start talking. He may as well just start begging the guy to speak. "You haven't even touched your doughnut."


Possibility of  parole after 25 years What a stupid justice system


My god the interrogator can ramble on and on...


I don't get why that girl got so many years, she is guilty, sure, but she confessed, showed remorse  and she was not the one doing the crime apart from abduction


Why is he not asking for his lawyer and doing all this discussions?


Just where is you God when all this is happening to an innocent child?


“Do you watch a lotta gladiator movies, Mike?”


I pretended my punching dummy was Michael Rafferty 😊🥊


This looks suspicious. The guy never admits to anything. He kept his mouth shut like what we are told. I never hear them give any evidence that he did it. They never mention they found semen on the child. Only that his girlfriend said he did kill her. What about the girlfriend? What penalty is she facing. Could have told a lie to save her ass. I am really concerned that a innocent person is going to jail.

enough evidence to lock him up for life, and a grown man acting like a little kid getting in trouble hy his mother doesn’t help the case


I literally feel sick, how can anyone think a god exists that would let this happen.


I wished they would have served him onion soup with a lot of nice cut mushrooms in it. And with a big polite smile say - "Here you go. Enjoy"


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The audacity to cry and act weak like datt eww


How Canadian is “look at ya, you haven’t touched y’er doughnut”


"YOU HAVENT TOUCHED YOUR DONUT "🍩😂 so Canadian


I still don't understand why it is so often called out as sexual assault. It is RAPE.
All rape is sexual assault, but not all sexual assault is rape...

When someone is attacked by a bear, you wouldn't say they were attacked by a mammal either.
Just call it as it is.


is that the same interrogator from Russell Williams case?


the first bloke left his phone in the room with him


These 2 would’ve turned into Myra and Bradey.


I'll confess now if that cop would SHUT UP


Patronising narrative interfered with critical observation.