Fun fact for anyone curious: <br>These police sketches are often drawn intentionally to look uncanny and unrealistic because a lot of emphasis is placed on the person's most prominent features to make the more identifiable. In this case, it's her eyes and eyebrows.  They do this because it makes the sketch more memorable to people and therefore allows them to easily notice those features if they happen to see the person irl even if only briefly.

Fun fact for anyone curious:
These police sketches are often drawn intentionally to look uncanny and unrealistic because a lot of emphasis is placed on the person's most prominent features to make the more identifiable. In this case, it's her eyes and eyebrows.  They do this because it makes the sketch more memorable to people and therefore allows them to easily notice those features if they happen to see the person irl even if only briefly.

@Sketchy Characters & Crime  well said! Thank you! Looks like you are a sketcher? I just subscribed you!😁

But i think it also has something to do with the fact that when they draw those, they might not have much information about the suspect, and nobody at the police department is payed nearly well enough to make a perfect drawing of someone's face.

@Tess Stickels And I'm a doctor Want some free brain surgery I gotcha 🤪

@Corinne Givens look at the profile pic and the name… add that to the guy that responded to you and there you go

Cool story to excuse often horrendous sketches

@Tess Stickels The irony of your making that claim as your own profile picture looks like a fucking caricature is beyond giggle-worthy.

Yes, in a sense they're using caricature.

This one wasn’t too far off from her face

Yeah but I've seen some sketchy sketches back in my day on the force.

That sketched looked like micheal Meyers 😭

@Scarlet Gracex it wigged me out so bad the first time i saw it. easily the creepiest police sketch ive ever seen

That’s just not true. It would only be possible to do this if the perpetrator is already known to the police and the sketch artist knows what the perp looks like and therefore which features are most prominent. Most sketches are created from witness interviews, and the artist is trying to replicate what the witness is describing. The witness signs off on the final sketch which goes into the case file and the docket for court. The reason why sometimes these sketches look weird is because we are not always great at remembering details accurately. Try to describe a stranger you saw for a few seconds when passing them on the street or in a store last week. Chances are your recollection will not be 100% accurate.

Your cats a bastard?? Mines a bastard AND a freaking HARDENED CRIMINAL!I have older cats, but got this 2 year old orange male cat. First thing he did...after finding out where the litter box was he now hides outside the bathroom, when another cats strolls out after using the litter box- he jumps out, mugs them and races off. The other cats only use the litter box with a partner now, to avoid being mugged by criminal cat! I could write a book about all the crazy crimes this cats committed,  it NEVER ENDSSSSS!!

Cats ARE great though

Have you seen the ones that looks like a kindergartner drew them though?

@Corinne Givens right lol some people have too much time on their hands. ✌🏻

@My cat is a bastard Agreed that's why we love them so much. My cat isn't just a little bastard he's also not the brightest. He keeps getting himself tangled up into the blinds on our door. He's learned to bang the blinds against the door to be let out but somehow someway he'll get himself stuck in them then have a full blown kitty panic attack & make it worse. I'm starting to believe the blinds are my cats nemesis & he will conquer them one day. So far the blinds are winning. I crack up everytime he does it. You'd think since he's learned how to bang them against the door to be let out he would've learned to not get his ass tangled up in them😾🙀

@ema. I didn't know all of that. Yeah I would keep that to myself too. You're right definitely a troll but that's a weird trolly thing to say like what's the point. Some people I guess are just really bored. Hope you have a good day today💜✌

@Tal holy FUCK i just looked it up.... that sketch is horrifying oh my god.

@Corinne Givens Probably because their profile pic is a troll picture and the account they’re using was made two months ago; and last but not least if you were working for the FBI wouldn’t you pride yourself on keeping that information to yourself? Yeah me too.

Thanks for that explanation, I never knew why they were drawn so badly

@Corinne Givens hahaha! Thank you, and  I agree; deep inside, every cat is an unapologetic bastard, and that is why we love them like we do haha

@My cat is a bastard I just want to tell you I love your screen name & my cat is also a bastard. Pretty sure all cats are bastards lol

Her nose too, did you notice that in the picture one nostril is a lot bigger than the other? And in the mugshot you see the same except mirrored. I looked at that and kind of sat back for a minute and thought to myself how cool the concept of police sketches are

@Corinne Givens it’s rather because of the lack of information given. they never gave reasons why what they said was wrong and why it’s so creepy.

that kind of of reminds me of the lake bodom murders. the police sketch is like terrifyingly exaggerated looking, but then there's a picture of a potential suspect in the case standing in a crowd of people and he looks Exactly like the sketch. it's super weird, he barely looks like a real person. the side by side comparison is one of the creepiest things ive ever seen.

@Tess Stickels I guess people think you're making up what you do because huh well Idk why. Maybe because they think that people who work for the FBI don't watch YouTube🙄Good argument

So it's no wonder a lot of it is under question as "racist". Not that I necessarily agree but I can see the argument

@taiseer   Those sketches are scary as hell and have been for decades…but they seem to get scarier as time goes on. They look almost inhuman…alien in some cases, such as this one.

Wrong. I draw police sketches for the fbi.

bro the sketches scare the fuck out of me its 5 in the morning and I'm not going to sleep anytime soon

Thank you. To me, the sketches never look like the person but from this point of view, they do.


We need to teach our kids that women can be monsters, too. It's not just the creepy guy in a trench coat trying to lure you from the playground or the guy in the white van with no windows. It can also be the nice lady that looks like your sister that has a puppy. It can also be the sweet old lady that offers you toys.

@Dakota Ksenia no teaching children to be fearful is terrible and actually what predatory types love! If children are afraid they’re easy targets because they won’t say or do anything. What we need to teach children is to be brave and encourage them to be independent and loud and strong so if a predator does try to target them they will have the strength and courage to stand up to them and seek help. Teaching kids to be afraid is basically helping people like this man. I also know from personal experience, encourage children to be brave not just fearful, even though there is plenty to fear, you make them too weak to deal with the realities of the world we live in by doing that.

and now a days always  they can be kids too

and now a days always  they can be kids too

@Off-brand minion I'm not racist, I just think everyone should own a few

@Off-brand minion I'm not racist, I just think everyone should own a few

Very true words, in my teens I was groomed by a 27 year old woman called jasmine that worked as a yoga instructor. Before I knew it she was having her way with me night after night. I still wake up in a cold sweat thinking of her tight body all over me

Or... the creepy guy in the trench coat...

Or... the creepy guy in the trench coat...

Very true. But sadly, the VAST majority of the time, it really IS the men who are the monsters.

Very true. But sadly, the VAST majority of the time, it really IS the men who are the monsters.

@Willy Wonka how do you like the biden gas prices chump lol

@Willy Wonka how do you like the biden gas prices chump lol

Thanks for bringing gender into this but the phrase "don't talk to strangers" has been existing for decades

@Beter my guess would be that @jsfields00 is perhaps just one of those bitter-types, and can’t help but project that deeply-rooted part of his or herself onto their YouTube comments.. It’s not necessarily ‘their’ fault that people like @jsfields00 have a negative mindset or have tendencies to just assume the worst in others. —A lot of bitter people are just bitter because  even-meaner-people treated the now-bitter-ones badly in life, or the bitter one might’ve gotten picked on during their younger years. Nvr can know for sure on here 🤷🏻♂

Women can be cruel in so many different ways

Women can be cruel in so many different ways

@minikui kowai desu well you should tell them that there are good strangers who do care for you so if they get in that situation they can just tell their friends

@minikui kowai desu well you also teach them that some are good, they will think all strangers are bad and generalize it from a few bad experiences and pass to their kids and mess their lives up too

@minikui kowai desu well you probably weren't taught it and don't have good skills to figure it out

@minikui kowai desu well you probably weren't taught it and don't have good skills to figure it out

@jsfields00 I have no idea how you misinterpreted that so bad

@jsfields00 I have no idea how you misinterpreted that so bad

@Safwaan as an adult I can't even differentiate who's bad and who's safe so im sure it's best to keep kids safe and not talk to any strangers

@Annelee Klein that's a smart thing to teach ur kids no matter how nice and friendly they look u cant trust anyone

@Safwaan well better to tell ur kid not trust anyone then to let ur child to be oblivious and vulnerable to getting attacked

@Cadence Schuster [Student] it's hard to know cause not all of them go to therapy cause they're so sick they don't think they have a problem

@jsfields00 No, that’s not what she was saying. <br>Read what she said again if you need to.

@jsfields00 No, that’s not what she was saying.
Read what she said again if you need to.

@Safwaan Agreed, learning who to trust is HUGELY important. Always assume strangers are out to get you, until they show you they aren't.

@riglancer yeah thanks, it is good to teach our children that they're is bad people in the world, but we have to also show them people can be good. You don't who will be your friend and enemy until you approach them and see how they act.

@Lakustaa S true, we shouldn't stop them from being around them. We should teach them how to stop them and what to do, they need stand up for themselves or else they depend on others

@Annelee Klein yes but not all, you have to make them know that some may be dangerous, but most are fine. Think about it, we have gotten so overprotective of our children they don't even know how to approach the real world, we don't teach them to stand up since we do it for them, we don't let him fight and everything cause we do it for them. it's quite dumb, people for generations used to let their children out and they would come back fine, what is the problem now? Caused you watched 1 too many kidnapping stories? It's only reported because it's negative and because it makes good news, since if you see something more often your brain will sort of see it as more common than it really is, our Brains distort basically everything out of proportion

100% AGREE!!! I tell my kids; “MEN and WOMEN can and will kidnap you”.

100% AGREE!!! I tell my kids; “MEN and WOMEN can and will kidnap you”.

@bleach well everyone knows that, but it's mainly men who do that. But they're has to be a line between predator and trusted adult, you don't sssume every adult does this cause of a few negative things about it you've seen on media

Teaching kids that people can be monsters has been proven not only ineffectual at protecting them from stranger danger, but to damage them socially and emotionally.<br>Scared kids get abused/abducted. Being confident and happy is the best defence a child can have. Undoubtedly the girl was reluctant to go with this woman. If she was scared at the same time, that is why she would go along. This woman wasn’t going to physically snatch a child.

Teaching kids that people can be monsters has been proven not only ineffectual at protecting them from stranger danger, but to damage them socially and emotionally.
Scared kids get abused/abducted. Being confident and happy is the best defence a child can have. Undoubtedly the girl was reluctant to go with this woman. If she was scared at the same time, that is why she would go along. This woman wasn’t going to physically snatch a child.

Its also the creepy guy in a trench coat trying to lure you from the playground with his white van without windows

@bankrollbill that's gross and illegal in most states and an act of animal cruelty

@bankrollbill that's gross and illegal in most states and an act of animal cruelty

@Alex well don't tell kids everyone is bad they will generalize everyone to be some evil person besides your family that's not good

@Alex well I mean I guess, just saying parents are way to overprotective nowadays when kidnapping and etc is so low basically everywhere you only hear it a lot cause it's negative and that's how the news makes attention and money

@Lost Signal yeah but don't be so overprotective of your kids, my parents could learn this god damn it

Which makes this world even more scary 😨

Which makes this world even more scary 😨

@Alex well by that logic don't talk to anyone, how will you know if someone is safe if you never talk to them or say anything? That's just teaching us to be more socially distant from everything

@EoCA Ya I grew up in a very small village with a max of 200 people so everyone knew everyone it wasn't uncommon to have people that lived near me take me home if they saw me walking home.

Years later I can see how dangerous of a mindset that was if someone had said oh I just moved in 5min away from you let me take you home I don't think I would have given a 2nd thought to getting in the car with them

Indeed. I was almost lured away by a woman as a child with a "puppy" story too until my teacher noticed and scared her off. To look at this video and realize it could've been me is kind of terrifying

@jsfields00 She didn't blame Tori but most parents will say don't trust strange men which is why Michael used a girl to get the girl

It is really hard to get the danger across to a child as they don't really know how cruel people can be and just saying people are evil won't really mean a lot to a child

When I was in I think first grade we were actually taught anyone can be a predator. The teacher would show a picture of a doctor and a picture of a shady looking guy and ask who was dangerous or something. Then when everyone would say the shady looking guy she revealed that it was the doctor, policeman, teacher, or just a nice looking person. The teacher also showed that not only men but women can be predators too. I’ve remembered it for over a decade (I’m 17 now) so I know that it was effective. I wish every kid could have gotten this lesson because I feel like it really could have saved a lot of lives.

@jsfields00 wtf how was she saying that?

@jsfields00 wtf how was she saying that?

hi sorry tori knew teri lynn it was not her fault

hi sorry tori knew teri lynn it was not her fault

Maybe if the current political climate didn't hyperfocus on all men being potential rapists & abusers, we could look at the world of violence & exploitation more objectively.

@bankrollbill LOL sorry for the generalized statement. But you know what I mean

@bankrollbill LOL sorry for the generalized statement. But you know what I mean

It needs to be made clear that all kinds of people can be monsters. Be it the party dude or the quiet librarian chick; anyone can be a monster.

I think all we need is just to look at people more objectively, especially in something like court. The whole "shorter sentence, higher probability for custody" etc. purely based on gender just needs to be removed and then we're already making grand steps towards objective justice.

Unless the circumstances absolutely demand it, men and women just need to be treated as exactly the same, no ad- or disadvantage for either of them.

Also, your "old lady with toys" story, reminded me of that caretaker who just hung a child in her basement and then got off basically scot-free.

I wear a trench coat and drive a white van I resent this comment. I’m into women and dogs not children!

@jsfields00 lmao she was saying how we need to teach children to be fearful of anyone, this guy used a woman to lure a child because children generally trust women without second thought because of feminine traits. She wasn’t blaming the child lol the child did not know any better hence her comment

@jsfields00 she's talking about the woman who lured the girl with the "Puppy" and don't generalize a whole nation because you misinterpret a sentence


This detective was incredible. Didn't stop talking. Completely broke him down.

You were saying this as a joke right? Because he didn't break down shit. He got absolutely nothing out of this killer.  i kept waiting, but this was so boring to watch. The only satisfying part comes in the last 10 minutes when the the other detective just treats him like a bitch and keeps calling him Mikey and enjoy a room like this for the rest of your life!

He did NOT break him down. Where was the break down? He denied his involvement throughout the interview.

I am confessing too . The detective definitely broke me

@ShutUpKetchup this comment. I thought it was just me. 🤗

@f•r•i•e•n•j•i•e I think they meant that the detective broke down any chance Michael had to prove himself innocent, had him crying and shaking and everytime Michael tried to say that he didn’t do it it was immediately shot down. It was clear he was guilty.

He broke me down I'm ready to confess just to stop him from talking

“completely broke him down”

were we watching the same interrogation here?

And not once, did the detective stutter or get tripped up over his words.  Amazing.  I don't know how he sat in the same room with that evil sack of s%it and not punch him.  It kills me how Michael is whining that he is hungry, etc. as if he is now the victim.  He makes me sick.  Thanks for listening to me rant.

@Zuignap none at all, all about self preservation. I think a lot of people think it's like TV where the bad guy admits everything. Reality is so far from that

Don't know about broke him down. He literally said nothing

What are you talking about "broke him down" lol he didn't confess or yield at all. Still, the detective was impressive I'll give him that

@Toquita The point is to get the criminal to talk.

Yet with Paul Bernardo this detective had his tail between his legs and Paul was sitting and talking like a freaking CEO on the table.


For a 28 year old man, he has an incredibly juvenile way of handling himself. He has the attitude of a emo teenager, rolling his eyes and acting like they have no idea what's going on. Obnoxious vile human.

@MrCaw77 I know what you mean, ppl throw about sociopath & NPD & it's cringe af

He’s mad Bc the detective was “barking at him”….

As if he didn’t just kill a child…. Sickening.

i can't comprehend how people like him dont feel embarrassed...

@Shabazz maybe yeah but I think his behavior is basically what his lawyer told him to do

You gotta understand he is going through early stage heroin withdrawel as this interrogation is happening

@Aspen Hunter Please don’t diagnose ppl yourself

I was just thinking that he really talks like a toddler

He's been given everything in his life with no consequences. He only knows pity for himself

Everyone is so quick to throw out the word sociopath. Let me make this clear. Just because someone did a violent and awful act does not mean they are a sociopath. Let me also make it clear that I am in no way excusing this pos dude and his actions.

@Zachary Odom fragile ego you have there, chill

You’re right he must’ve been 28 as it said he was 31 when found guilty.

Zachary Odom Huh? Saying he’s embarrassed doesn’t mean you feel bad for him. I mean I don’t think embarrassed is the right explanation but if it was saying that wouldn’t mean I have sympathy for him.

Its fake lol. Sociopaths think they can fool everybpdy


"Ontario police have one of the most highly trained criminal psychiatry units in the world"... watching this, absolutely agree.  The detective doesn't make a single misstep and just talks.  Brilliant

Even as an attorney this guy would give me a challenge !

@Sheila Boston like an argument on the Xbox lmao. They probably took into account the type of person Michael was and how he was acting in the interrogation room. They would probably prepare for a person who would be more likely to argue back more aggressively (I.e cliff).

And you are qualified to judge their qualification? Whether they made a missteps or not?

It feels like he's channeling Joe Pera to crack him with kindness.

Can tell this dude is a criminology surgeon, truly fantastic to see in action.

@MoeJuggler  If there is any measure of the effectiveness of a strategy, it is the cold hard results of getting confessions. This detective did not get a single inch worth of ground from the murderer.  Other detectives here have employed less flashy strategies and they have managed to get confessions out of worse offenders than this guy.

@Esteban  @Esteban  I'm specifically talking about the original interrogator, but just because he failed to get a confession doesn't mean he did nothing. His "rambling" is stronger than the rest of the detectives I've seen on here, faaaar stronger.
Given the depravity of the offense, he remained verbose without ever giving into emotion or missing a beat. S+ tier.

@Esteban  @Esteban  I'm specifically talking about the original interrogator, but just because he failed to get a confession doesn't mean he did nothing. His "rambling" is stronger than the rest of the detectives I've seen on here, faaaar stronger.
Given the depravity of the offense, he remained verbose without *ever* giving into emotion or missing a beat. S+ tier.

@MoeJuggler How? He literally did nothing. He rambled on, they brought the girl in and the murderer did not even move an inch. These guys completely failed. There are other JCS interrogations that are faaaar better than this.

Except they didn’t get anything out of the guy. How is this any good?

The detective....my god. Without hyperbole, this guy might be the best who ever lived. Insane.

@Tom Sawyer what mistakes did you think he made?

@Sheila Boston I have a brain injury: I don't pick up on when to keep my mouth shut & can't lie to save my life. I woulda just been arrested and then told them everything, right down to the last detail. Well, I wouldn't have done it in the first place, but I digress. It's just interesting to see how others who aren't a freaking psychopath would react to this interrogation.

@CB Yes how dare I respond to someone posting in a public place on the Internet :p

@Corvidae youre the one trying to force a conversation

@Corvidae im responding to the OP, thanks

I thought the exact same thing. This type of interrogation is brilliant.

@CB Because it's not about "getting something out of the guy"...none of these videos are.<br>It's about a look into criminal psychology and how different people react.

@CB Because it's not about "getting something out of the guy"...none of these videos are.
It's about a look into criminal psychology and how different people react.

@Tom Sawyer yeah of course you are Billy Liar.

@kpkdhar 36 And then just hope they got the right guy?<br>You are aware that violence and torture is just as likely to produce false evidence as people will admit to anything to get out of it, even things they haven't done.

@kpkdhar 36 And then just hope they got the right guy?
You are aware that violence and torture is just as likely to produce false evidence as people will admit to anything to get out of it, even things they haven't done.

@Tom Sawyer Nope. All cats are beautiful.

@Debj Watson aw, he murdered my friend's stepmom

but failed to let him speak, in india they do 3rd degree like horrible, u feel pain but no visible wounds to look on his body, no such video recording. in some gang rape cases they take you to crime scene at 3 or 4 am for recreating scene, then they shoot u, saying they try to flee.<br>actually initial beatings push the suspect into shock and start confessing all crimes not only this one he integrating for.

but failed to let him speak, in india they do 3rd degree like horrible, u feel pain but no visible wounds to look on his body, no such video recording. in some gang rape cases they take you to crime scene at 3 or 4 am for recreating scene, then they shoot u, saying they try to flee.
actually initial beatings push the suspect into shock and start confessing all crimes not only this one he integrating for.

Didn’t this detective do the Russell Williams interrogation as well?

Oh trust they do . I did a crime when I was younger not anything this worse or near close at all but they beat you down with words and at one point you just try to get out of there and just say what happend

I can barely speak a sentence before I run out of talk lmao. This is torture for sure. It’s pleasant but annoying.

I have a bit of a problem with sensory overload - I would have to have talked just to shut that detective up!

I need this guy to coach me...no awkward silences anymore


Imagine it from Tori's point of view: Excited to be off school and even more so to see a cute puppy, completely blind to the horrors of this world as all children should be...only to have the next few hours full of pain and suffering not knowing why this grown man is doing these things to her. Children are innocent and pure and those who corrupt them deserve a fate worse than death

@UNKLEDODA Well when you say "if God exists" you sort of leave that impression... but I didn't really assume anything other than you don't know if God exists. There's nothing wrong with it. I myself was raised like that. I'm just simply telling you that you need to get off of the fence about the issue.
Lots of people are raised "religious" who never really get to know Jesus... they just go to church because that's what they're taught to do.
I know from experience tho that if you genuinely seek God out and look for the truth (as opposed to what you WANT to be true) Jesus will eventually bring you to Himself.
So if you're still looking, then just keep looking. I'm not judging you, I'm not religious, either. I'm simply just telling you the truth.

The accuracy in “deserve a fate far worse than death”

The accuracy in “deserve a fate far worse than death”

@Mkmf 1 I’m against the death penalty but it’s not because I try to find excuses to what these people. I don’t think life in prison is a lighter sentence than death. I want justice to be logical and I don’t believe in “an eye for an eye”. Justice is not revenge.

I would understand if this little girl’s mother decided to kill this man herself (although I wouldn’t encourage her to do it because of the consequences). But having a state-sanctioned practice of putting people to death to punish those who have murdered isn’t logical. It’s like “I don’t like what you did, I’m judging you for it and Im doing exactly the same thing as you did”.
And the problem is that it’s a very emotional debate, especially in the US, one of the last democracies where capital punishment is still in place. And it obviously lacks deterrent effect given the number of crimes in the country.

My position against death penalty isn’t based on leniency or empathy toward the criminals. That’s usually the argument I hear: “you’re against the death penalty, then you’re as bad as the criminal who deserves it” and my opponents tend to take a higher moral ground, as if their wish to have the murderer get the death penalty granted them a superior status in the empathy towards the victim and their family. I only think we share the same level of empathy but disagree on how justice should handle the issue.

I can't imagine that. My brain is not physically able to Imagine such a thing, even though I know it's a true story, my brain interprets it as fiction. I don't think any healthy individual can imagine such a crime being true

@BillyJack85 couldnt agree more. Even Anton Lavey repented on his death bed. Its all fun and games until you know its all over and you are about meet the next step.

How can you say as children should be in the same breath as someones daughter being used for gratification before getting dumped in a shallow grave. Kids need to know monsters are real. Those myths about vampires and fae luring children away to never be seen again were for this

@InkiSpy I agree -rapists are why I believe in the death penalty but I don't think as a human anyone could learn what he did and not want him to suffer first before he died rapists deserve to be tortured they no longer earn human respect especially child rapists there's no such thing as an inhumane punishment for someone who would do this to a child

@Bobby Dee couldn't have said it better myself

@Bobby Dee couldn't have said it better myself

@Cody Levesque yeah Im existence itself you know, don't get me wrong that was a big inflation that was like randy Orton and came outta nowhere, but yeah there are constant infinite big bang's, gets quite sore tbh constantly getting banged

@Bobby Dee yeah i was only the big bang. nothing serious

@Bobby Dee yeah i was only the big bang. nothing serious

@Cody Levesque yep I'm also a lawyer, judge, politician, military general, opiate addict, mental health nurse, psychotic episodes sufferer, massive self harmer, a baseball professional, been with killers watched stuff like that happen and have it happen, graped as a child and beaten, cut and burnt and inserted with all funny types of things, paramedic, massive serial offender, astronaut, space marine, charity volunteer, hopeful student, an SCP, a religious deity and basically just god itself but you are probably something similar, it's funny plane of existence sometime ☺

On a serious note some of them are actually true a lot false lol 🤣

@Bobby Dee oh shit eh what a coincidence i was there too

@Bobby Dee oh shit eh what a coincidence i was there too

@Cody Levesque what a strange coincidence, I'm a theoretical physicist who won the Nobel prize a few years ago

@Cody Levesque what a strange coincidence, I'm a theoretical physicist who won the Nobel prize a few years ago

@Bobby Dee yeah didn't you know since we on youtube im an expert in the field of science

@Bobby Dee yeah didn't you know since we on youtube im an expert in the field of science

@Cody Levesque true, forgot the internet grants omniscience, praise the omnissiah

@Cody Levesque true, forgot the internet grants omniscience, praise the omnissiah

@BillyJack85 I do wanna leave you with one little nugget of advice, though, since you've given up - one you've clearly failed to learn due to your lack of parental involvement, but it's this: Don't talk on things you know nothing about. ESPECIALLY don't talk down to people with more experience than you on said topic. I hope this has been a learning experience for you & helps you finally pick up growing as a human once again <3

@BillyJack85 Simmer down, child - the adults with actual experience are talking.

@BillyJack85 Simmer down, child - the adults with actual experience are talking.

@Bobby Dee why would anyone have to study anything? they are on youtube they are automatically experts on everything

You've obviously not studied criminology

You've obviously not studied criminology

@Cody Levesque ?

this shit really does write itself 🤣🤣🤣

@Cody Levesque ?

this shit really does write itself 🤣🤣🤣

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 good for you trying to put on a persona

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 good for you trying to put on a persona

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 and big words doesn't mean you are smart.

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 and big words doesn't mean you are smart.

@Cody Levesque You should really read all the comments, then. Preconceived bias & cherrypicked testimonies do not equate to knowledge nor experience.

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 well i couldnt read all the comments cause i was on my phone so it was basically a legit question cause all i saw was you spazzing out over a youtube video

@Cody Levesque You've got it the wrong way around buddy <3

@Cody Levesque You've got it the wrong way around buddy <3

@Dylan i think the death penalty should be the way they killed someone is the way they died

@Dylan i think the death penalty should be the way they killed someone is the way they died

@BillyJack85 Simmer down, child - the adults who actually have experience are talking. =)

@BillyJack85 Simmer down, child - the adults who actually have experience are talking. =)

as all children should be? no they should be exposed so they know how the world works. sheltering your children like that is terrible parenting

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 Yes, I'm terrified by the NDE expert who said he had an hallucination of a sunset and who didn't even know how common his own lack of experience was. You got me.

You're not fooling anyone with your posturing, least of all me. I highly doubt you're even buying your own BS. You have to know how stupid you sound right now. Having your heart stop and experiencing what you yourself describe as an hallucination of a sunset and not an NDE does not an NDE expert/ researcher make you.
And considering the cardiac arrest study published by the Lancet and how many other people are having NDEs, it doesn't even make you unique.
You're arriving at conclusions that have nothing to do with the actual data.
And going by the NDEs that I'm actually referring to (hyper lucidity), you didn't even have an NDE.

Like all other atheists, you're rushing to judgment on NDEs without knowing anything about them, purely to protect your worldview. You don't know anything about them, and what's worse is you don't want to know anything about them. You just want your preconceived notions verified for you. Which is made all the more sadder by the fact that you people are constantly touting the scientific process and letting the data speak for itself instead of trying to make reality fit your own narrative.
All you're really doing at the end of the day though is losing out on an opportunity to learn something new that you didn't know before. Along with making yourself look stupid.
But like the saying goes, you can lead an atheist to water but you can't make them drink. So you go ahead and keep playing the fake expert and making sweeping generalizations & conclusions about NDEs & the afterlife based on the "sunset" you seen, ignore all of the other evidence, and find out for yourself how foolish you were when it's time to actually die and meet your maker for real. I have no time to argue with wannabe smart guys with zero integrity. Hit me up sometime if you actually feel like having an actual conversation and discussing the real evidence.

@Flamur Miftari Yes, at least that's what I have in mind. We should have a torture penalty for monstrous crimes like child rape. The kind of torture should mirror what was done.

Obviously there are all kinds of practical and ethical issues with this, it's just what feels right to me personally

I did my best to handle calmly this video but l break over your comment. It squeezed tears out of my eyes. I am 42, father of 2.

@BillyJack85 Nice malding novel you wrote there, really speaks for itself. I can tell that meeting someone who knows more about the subject than you really shakes you to your core. You're projecting your lack of knowledge onto someone who actually experienced what you're claiming to know about. You can't get more indepth than having your heart stop & be restarted later on. Enjoy your life of sad naivety <3

@𝕾𝖜𝖆𝖌𝕮𝖍𝖔𝖉𝖊 Try to understand that when I say you can't find people who have had NDEs yet remained atheist, that I'm talking about indepth NDEs.
Plenty of people have NDEs and don't change one bit.
A comment like this just shows you don't understand what actual NDE research shows.
Guys like you are a dime a dozen... I run into you all the time on YouTube. You don't know Jackshyt about NDEs. And that's because they terrify you. Why would you research something that shatters your worldview? You wouldn't. And you haven't. Which is exactly why you think it strange that all you experienced during yours was a sunset.
Next to people experiencing absolutely nothing at all, your experience is the next most common.... which is comprised of people reporting floating above their bodies, seeing a tunnel or a bright light, having feelings of peace or contentment, seeing dead relatives, or some other transitory, intermittent experiences that may generally change their beliefs on life after death, but don't really affect their overall worldview.
These aren't the experiences I'm referring to when I say there's no such thing as someone remaining atheist after an NDE.
In a study of NDEs in cardiac arrest patients published by the Lancet, only about 7% of people who experience clinical death even have an NDE... and out of those, very few have indepth NDEs that completely transform their worldviews/ religious beliefs.... so obviously not everyone who has an NDE renounces their atheism.
This is a mischaracterization of what I said.

Something else that proves you haven't the slightest idea what you're talking about is the fact that you think NDEs "only show what people are most predisposed to believing in, in order to protect themselves from further harm."
This is patently ridiculous, ignorant, and it flies in the face of all of the hellish NDEs that people have.
And it's not just Christians or Muslims or other people who are predisposed to believing in hell that have hellish NDEs, but atheists and Buddhists who don't believe in any form of eternal punishment for sin.
So you obviously don't know what you're talking about on any level.

And something else that separates the indepth NDEs that I was referring to from your garden variety NDEs that are indistinguishable from a dream or an hallucination is something called hyper lucidity.
The type of NDE you had where you can't tell whether you had an NDE or a dream is not the type of NDE I'm talking about.
The type of NDE I'm talking about is described by the people who have them as being realer than every day waking reality.... meaning their level of consciousness is greater than normal waking consciousness.
This kind of experience is unprecedented and in no way explainable by modern science or what we know about the brain.
There's no reason why a dead or dying brain that's deprived of oxygen should or would be capable of giving people greater consciousness than the waking consciousness people experience when their brains are functioning normally.
But like all atheists, this information terrifies you and puts your worldview in jeopardy, so you'll no doubt be forced to try to explain it away or ignore it, but the implications speak for themselves.

Now that we've put what I said in its proper context, you can feel free to go find an indepth, hyper lucid NDE from an atheist or anyone else that didn't transform them into theists.
You're not gonna be able to, but you're free to go waste your time trying.

As far as my naive beliefs go, if I was merely looking for something comforting to believe in, I'd no doubt be an atheist. If there's a worldview more naive or comforting than believing you can do whatever you want in life and then just blink out of existence upon physical death without having to worry about any kind of justice, I'm sure I haven't heard of it. Trust me when I say, I'd LOVE to be an atheist.
Unfortunately, along with not making any sense, it sounds way too good to be true. I wouldn't bet donuts or dollars on it, let alone my eternal soul. But I can definitely understand why people like you would want to.
I'm just not that optimistic... or that foolish. Neither are the thousands of atheists who have actually experienced physical death and found themselves still conscious.
Instead of pretending to be an expert you ought to go give a listen to a few dozen of them at least and see what they actually have to say.
Or you can keep being ignorant.
It makes no difference to me.
Besides the command from our Lord & Savior to share the Gospel and to tell my fellow man about the peril they're in out of love for them, I don't have to worry about the bed that atheists & other nonbelievers are making for themselves. You're only hurting yourself. And I'm more than good with sitting back and letting us see who was right & who was wrong in the end.
So if you have nothing else to add we can leave it there.

Hell is real. Here on earth and later. He has no idea how bad prison is, but he knows about what happens to child sex offenders...

@BillyJack85 "Listen to a few hundred"? You make it clear from your comments you haven't even listened to ten. Especially not those that challenge your bias; I'd bet dollars to donuts that you've had multiple people tell you you're incorrect, that your inexperienced beliefs do not infact line up with reality, and you've ignored them all because you wish to remain naive. Because it's easier.

@Elyria So your solution for the problem of evil is just to say the little girl was raped & killed for no reason then.... that makes everything all better in your mind? Let's just get rid of the employee and the manager altogether, that'll make your piss soup taste a whole lot better.

All that's doing is adding insult to injury. Along with not making any sense whatsoever.

@Monkey One This doesn't actually happen lol.

Prisoners like this are typically housed in lower security prisons because they have fairly low levels of chances of escape. Encouraging riots and violent behavior just means the COs need to break out the shotguns more often, like in PNM in '80, when COs were overwhelmed by a prisoner riot and raped/murdered by inmates. Death penalty is fine for most crimes honestly. Keying cars and breaking windows can get birching or 5 to 10 lashes of the scourge (fewer for females, of course, they are weaker), drug crimes such as "snorting coke", "shooting heroin", and greater can get death pretty much immediately, as can things like automobile theft.

That should stop most crime in its tracks. It would require a streamlined and more efficient judicial system based on local justice and village courts rather than top-down, bureaucracy heavy courts, and it might be prone to slightly more corruption and local politics, but it would encourage people to be aware of who their sheriff is. It works fine for Singapore for instance, so it's not particularly clear why it wouldn't work for a place like Chicago or Detroit. Japan does similar things, although it doesn't kill as many people as Singapore, and it barely has any child rape cases compared to Anglophone countries. I'd imagine stuff like mangas and anime do a fair bit of preventing this, acting in economics like a substitute good.

Crimes like rape, murder, etc only happen because people at large let them happen through incoherent and bizarre policies. It's pretty clear, looking at murder and rape statistics, that Anglo countries like America, Britain, Australia, and Canada are pretty much African relative to Japan or Singapore, but that's because Japan and Singapore have congruent policies that make sense.

@Cyber it can be the environment, but it does not remove the fact that everyone has probably hurt someone before

@Cyber it can be the environment, but it does not remove the fact that everyone has probably hurt someone before

@loveinspace Sorry, that happened to you. Unfortunately, that is often the case now a days and I am very away of that. I believe that more often then not it's the environment the kids grew up in that causes them to become that way. Or it's a common case of the bullied turning bully. I think all children start innocent but get as they age and are faced with different ideals, views, and people on both sides of good and bad, it shapes their personality into something often not what we want or hope. Just as Tori was convinced so easily in the video, many kids are gullible and will see adults doing hurtful and abusive stuff (possibly to them) and copy it, not knowing of how much pain it causes until they either grow up or pay the consequences

yes you're so right. i will never understand this disgusting sick vile desire for children. and then going out and harming them in these awful ways. taking their innocence and even their life. its so awful. it happens too often. people who do things like this deserve to be eradicated

I have a different view of children, and before anybody try to cancel me or something, listen

I'm still very young ; i'm 14 years old.
In primary school, i was the same big kid as i am now ; too tall, just a little bit fat, and very energic
And others childrens made my life worste than hell for 8 fucking years. Of course i would not want anyone i knew to suffer like that little girl
But i don't think childrens are innocent. It's by childrens i was traumatised, and because of them i now can't talk to someone my age, or look in anyone's eyes.
Childrens teamed up on me, hurt me physically
So no, childrens are not the little angels you seem to see them as

As a father, this hurt to read.. literally feel sick watching this fucking guy...

As a father, this hurt to read.. literally feel sick watching this fucking guy...

@Monkey One yeah child rapists don’t get too far in prison.

@Monkey One yeah child rapists don’t get too far in prison.

That's exactly what most of people are doing to a whole generation of children through "vaccination". No better than this guy.

I couldn't read past completely blind to the horrors of this world I knew what was coming, have you seen his appeal its disgusting what he tried to get away with.

Even worse, she felt bad to leave her mommy’s earrings perhaps she took them for show and tell. I remember those days. I remember being a kid. And it is so sickening that these punks can’t find women their own age to be with that they take a childs innocence and life 💔

When I was a kid I'd probably do anything to see a puppy.

When I was a kid I'd probably do anything to see a puppy.

Just thinking about it, my chest is beating rapidly!!!!!!

Just thinking about it, my chest is beating rapidly!!!!!!

@somexp12 There are bleeding hearts that advocate for light punishment for these creeps. They make excuses for them. They blame their childhood, getting bullied in school, getting molested as a child themselves... whatever will have a chance of getting the courts to pity the defendant. It's sick.

stopp i'm actually about to cryy :((((((

stopp i'm actually about to cryy :((((((

@somexp12 I don't see any point in letting child rapists/ murderers hang around.
If someone was going to be convinced of their own sinful nature and their need for repentance, I would think it would happen somewhere around the immediate vicinity of where they just found themselves standing over the corpse of the child they just raped & murdered.
If that isn't going to do the trick, I don't see what the next 30 or 40 years in prison is going to do.
Besides, I always just sort of assumed that most unrepentant sinners would probably start to have their "come to Jesus moment" sometime between the time when they find themselves dying and when they've found themselves still conscious after death.
Let's just hope for the sake of most child killers & atheists that that's enough for God.

Death is only merciful if you're under the delusion of atheism. Go look up a few hundred NDEs from people who died in unrepentant sin and got a glimpse of what awaits people like this. You can say you don't believe it, but what you can't do is find a person who's been through it who wasn't permanently scared straight and turned into a lifelong believer in God & the afterlife afterwards.

Can’t read everyone’s minds, but I think that is the default.

Can’t read everyone’s minds, but I think that is the default.

It’s terrifying, I’m afraid to have kids in case I lose them to someone like this.

It’s terrifying, I’m afraid to have kids in case I lose them to someone like this.


How many hours do you think this detective practiced this style of interrogation in front of mirror? Almost no ums or "You know". Constant stream of pure pressure. Unreal.

“alright” and “okay” are affirmative words. Much more effective than “um” and “you know”<br>Albeit, still filler words, but more effective nonetheless.

“alright” and “okay” are affirmative words. Much more effective than “um” and “you know”
Albeit, still filler words, but more effective nonetheless.

@DANIELLE HORVAT Im British, and I'm guessing we'd have a lot of "mates" thrown in there aswell

legend has is that the mirror ended up confessing to everything

@Antharis Yeah but "Okay" and "Right?" are questions designed to draw you into the conversation. Or react to it in someway instead of just sitting there like a sniveling mess lol

Interrogation goes as long as for continuous 10 to 12 hours just to exhaust them and take their thinking power away

He uses "okay" instead of "ums" and he doesn't use "you know" because he's not American.

Imagine being his wife. He doesn't just ask how her day was.

I am close to confess "I did it!" and we are only at 0:21:27! He is amazing!

He says "alright" , "right" in place of "umm"

I'm Australian  , and I'm guessing we'd have a lot of "mates" thrown in there

@Ahzrukhal17 hes putting pressure, but the thing that you feel is the constant sound/vibrations in the background noise.

That’s how educated adults speak. Noam sayin’ yo?

He’s excellent. I felt pressured just watching him lol

After binge watching these videos, you can tell who have been doing interrogations for years and really worked on their "style". I am assuming (as someone who doesn't work with police) that a well rounded interrogation/detective team would have multiple styles


Things I've learned from this video;

1) We all make mistakes, that why pencils have erasers.

2) We can't turn back the hands of time

3) People will start thinking the worst, it's human nature

4) Mike hadn't eaten since noon

U can turn back time if u go faster than light but yes mike hadn’t eaten since noon

5) The detective is not sitting across from Paul Bernardo

16)(I think ?) Mike has to get that fucking security blanket off to be a man

5) All Mike had left was his credibility

I'd subscribe to your legal review channel ;)

Always, " you gotta talk to us or else people might think you're a monster", fing hate that shit.

I learned that raping and murdering a child isn't a parking ticket.

Also 15 (im pretty sure). Mike only has his credibility.

@EmilieArts I was hearing him say it as I read your comment. Such a Canadian thing to say

😹😂💯😹😂💯 SHIT U CAPTURED ALL THE GOOD QUOTES!!!!!!

14) 26:32 It's ok to laugh at ridiculous shit the suspect says 🤣

@Stained Glass I'm sorry if I have offended you with my comment. I meant no offense with my words. I understand the horrific nature of this case, and I am also disgusted by it. I by no means intended to minimize or make light of this story. Forgive me if I came across in this way. I surely would hope that people learned more than "pencils have erasers" etc. However, I do confess that I found this comment amusing when scrolling through the comments section. Again, I'm sorry if I caused offense, but it was never my intention.

This guy talks in circles like my high school principal did, makes themselves seem uncertain, especially when they start to say “ok” at the end of every sentence, makes it’s seem like he’s even having to reassure himself. The officer is obviously a good detective or behaviour analyst, but super annoying to the average person listening lol. Probably part of tactics too, breaking him down.

4 Killed me......(oof maybe not best wording)

5) If he could turn back time, he would.

(3a) Implied: "...unless you and I talk, and then they'll <b>know</b> the worst."

(3a) Implied: "...unless you and I talk, and then they'll *know* the worst."

(10ish) This isn't a parking ticket, this is reality, okay?
(11) It's also not a "honey do" list from your girlfriend, okay?
(12) Everyone already knows everything, all right?
(13) Mike isn't built to kidnap, rape, and kill little girls, and then get caught and hanged for it.

@Arkadia Moon (5a) ...and "(all) right?"

(5) You can hammer someone right through  the floor with the word "okay?" ...

The Mortonator #4 we were all thinking it


what an incredible person this detective is. can't even imagine sitting right next to someone who took little child's life and acting so patient. i know that's what his job is, but it still blows my mind every single second of this video. he seems so nice talking to literally the last person you would be nice to. the detective is just amazing.

@Psych except that they knew it was him only thing they needed to know is why. Thats not being falsely accused anymore, you already got caught.

And no i wouldnt go on a killing spree you know why? I value INNOCENT human life and i clearly value it more than you do as you would rather not even give him sentence.

@rabbitss11 He already gave the dude a donut, cereal bar, and coffee. He was hardly starving

@Kay Kay, yeah that's the part to focus on.......Are you F$cking kidding me?!

@rabbitss11 nah man, its part of messing with him

@Honkey Kong I myself is a strong opponent of the death penalty. But Since ethics is a subjective thing, and we both fundamentally disagree, i see No reason to further this conversation. Lets agree to disagree, Since Thats all we Can really do

@GilbertGuy

No. When you have tortured and murdered a child, the only right you get is the right to die. I'm not entertaining any horseshit opinions to the contrary.

@Honkey Kong There is no reason to be rude to me, just because i have another opinion. Obviously he did something wrong, but IMO he is still a human, and deserves all the rights that comes with being a human

@Gordon Alias Me You forget lying is crucial in his line of work and still legal. Using their own deceptive behavior against them.

@Kay Kay That's a common interrogation tactic. It's a way to deprive the subject of comfort without directly harming them. If they complain, all they can really say is "He didn't bring me my bag of chips like he said" which isn't technically an issue for the interrogator.

@Gordon Alias Me I'm in the UK as well, but in YouTube comments I would not be surprised if someone said that seriously.

@Panda I respectfully disagree. Specifically with the point of him not deserving empathy, and not being a human

@Sloppy Spaghetti that ‘monster’ is still a Human tho

@Seething Walnut His job is to get as much incriminating evidence as possible, being friendly helps with that

@rabbitss11 he offered probably to seem friendly, that dreg doesn't deserve anything.

@Miles I was being ironic. It's a thing, here in the UK. Sorry  if it went over your head 🤷🏻♂

@Wojciech Chmiel He likes making empty promises. Promised Russ he'd be discrete , told Rafferty he'd get food. Fuggem !

@Wojciech Chmiel oh good to know! he's such an incredible person.

He's Jim Smyth, the same guy who got Russell Williams to confess. A pro

@Diego I think he did that as a "yeah you're fucked bud" gesture.

I couldn't believe he actually shook his hand on his way out, I wouldn't have touch that hand.

@Stella Hoenheim thats why i'm not a detective

Thats why you and me couldnt be detectives, buddy:P  We wouldnt get shit out of anybody.

@Kay Kay yeah, I agree, that was a bit shoddy - if he had no intention then he really shouldn't have made the offer

but he should have kept his promise by bringing him some food.


It's a shame we have to keep these people alive


Was it ever explained (not that there would ever be an explanation) why Terrilynn agreed to lure this sweet girl?? Driving me crazy not seeing any comments talking about it. Was she under threat? A promise of something? WHY DID SHE HELP?!?


I forgot I watched. Even his lawyer is happy with the verdict of Guilty. I think Tori should of got a lighter sentence, for her part of coming clean and implicating him. I won't name him.


That interrogator is like a pro. Just keeps talking and talking and talking right? Just doesnt stop, ok? Just keeps going and going, alright? Non stop for hours, ok?


"This isn't a parking ticket" EVERY FUCKING TIME I LAUGH. Seen this like 20 times.


Alright I started getting pissed off myself when he said “I don’t wanna lose my life! 🥺” if I was there I would….


“Forget the fact that he’s starving” Starving? You’ve been in that room 1:55 minutes dude not two days😂 way play the victim card the whole time buddy.


Great work by the detective. He Sounds like bret hitman hart


It just seems like lawyering up is the best case for all of these people. The cops out and out lie to these people to get them to confess lol


He's sad because he got caught so fast, not because he feels remorses


How does this guy accepting food make him look more guilty??


“Sir I assure you I did what I did In SELF DEFENCE”


I like to think I have a decent grasp on psychology, but this interrogation was on a whole other level. Truly impressive.

bunch of pseudo psychologists in the comments here fully do not understand the purpose of this profile and obviously have no real experience in psychology at all

Frankly,  I know.  That detective also did Russel Williams

@Stevie Nguyen its criminal profiling ,its not about confession .and how many child killers are was given confession?.  show more respect for police work.

In a lot of other countries this interview would be classed as leading and totally inadmissible in court, unless they have already admitted guilt, it sounds to me like the interviewer likes the sound of his own voice.

Stevie Nguyen no a confession is the “goal” but not necessarily the whole point. What the detective did was wear him down mentally with all this talking hence why he started talking that towards the end. He’s truly the best in the game

@Tor Meyer what does watching anime have to do with this at all?

That interrogator should have brought a microphone with him to drop as he walked out the door.

Very impressive. He literally didn't confess. It's the suspect that is impressive not falling for the dumb shit cops try to pull. I've never been interrogated and thought the cops were on my side and just confessing to them would help my case. That's the first bullshit line the cops use too. Just tell us what happened so I can say good things about you so that the public or jury sees your side. That's all bullshit and I would have laughed at them.

But they didn’t even get the confession, which is kinda the point of an interrogation.  This was a failed attempt.

it was bad what are you on about? Clearly their methods failed hard.

It was not impressive, they were utterly ineffective. He didnt say a word to them.


Take a shot every time the interrogator says “okay?”


I miss your channel man… I hate that YouTube keeps fucking you over…


The detective knows that rapport building sets the foundation for confronting the accused later on.


12:26 - 12:30 I never knew a parking ticket wasn't apart of reality 🤔🤔🤔


This guy’s such a narcissist who doesn’t mind causing fear and pain to people weaker than him, but wallows in self pity when he’s the one being controlled!


I’m glad his tea only had one sugar cube inside


What a worm, props to the interrogator. I couldn't resist punching him square on the nose then choking him, make him feel a small percentage of the fear his victim felt.


'That's why pencils have erasers.' Horrific crime committed by literal piece of trash aside, that's a great quote.


Damn, I definitely wouldn't have been as composed if I was in the presence of such filth.


“You don’t know whether to sit here, shake, shit, puke. You don’t know what to do.”<br>Bam!  Beast mode!

“You don’t know whether to sit here, shake, shit, puke. You don’t know what to do.”
Bam!  Beast mode!

“Your not built for this shit” lmao 🤣 beast mode indeed.


That poor poor baby girl I’m not normally emotional but this case got to me. Hope karma gets them in prison rip baby girl


Talking this guy into submission is what this guy did.


"So you were watching child pornography for hours on end and decided to go try it for yourself, pauses to drink coffee these things happen all the time."

Lmao 🤣

"So you were watching child pornography for hours on end and decided to go try it for yourself, *pauses to drink coffee* these things happen all the time."

Lmao 🤣


Does this style of interrogation ever give the suspect a chance to speak?


“Ur not built for this shit” love the detective


I think I'd confess just to make the Officer stop talking!  Does he ever let the perpetrator speak?


Take a shot everytime the detective says okay. 👍


@ 31:33  Micheal says "what a liar"
After the detective says everyone Terri said they had did.

Listening closely, it's either I want a lawyer or What a Liar.


OK…OK<br>I get it now..keep him confused. He’s really good at what he does. I would not be able to stand up to the onslaught!

OK…OK
I get it now..keep him confused. He’s really good at what he does. I would not be able to stand up to the onslaught!


I just had an amazing idea. What if interrogators could fill this guy full of LSD and torment the truth out of him?


You and Bernardo can make googly eyes at each other all-day or whatever you guys do

-Det Jim Smyth


This was in CANADA… so I am wondering what did he end up getting….5 years? 6?


Was there more going on then we know? Why did the trial take 10 weeks? I thought it would be open and shut case


Please tell me the authorities found the poor girl's body and handed it to her parents so she could rest at peace.


He talked for so long my voice would hurt and I’d be mentally exhausted from this rant lmao 😂


How manny times did the detective say “Okay”?


He mentioned Paul Bernardo, I watched his videos yesterday, wow!


Have fun in your new home my friend. You will love it there, yet they will not love you back though.

Put His crime on the main line....

Your Parents raised you right. (YOU) no where the one who chose to do the wrong thing here no one else.

Be honest. You where there. Everything says you where.

D.N.A. never lies. You where there on that day of this positive crime Mike. You know you where and D.N.A. proves that you were.


If torrie was my daughter I’d be really mad that they did that to her


This guy is the biggest coward I've ever seen


the "bad cop" portion of this interrogation was like pure ecstasy.

Ha...i love the good cop here...he made me confess

The country where i came from He is considered good cop , in my country u ll get beat up and stay in cold room with an uncomfortable chair lol

Ain’t got there yet, I’m ready for that part !!

@P. Elle T. I didn't go on and on.  I clarified to some folks who wildly misunderstood my position, and seemed to be expressing quite a lot of deep insecurity about their own, inherent in their attack of me. As far as your comment, you're probably right. It is odd.  But there is no question such a person is dangerous, toxic, and has probably forfeited their right to co-exist with so many innocent people on this planet. I'm not advocating death penalty via the state; it is fraught with difficulty and expense.  I meant that I would not blame for a moment the person who executed him, and I could probably live with doing it myself.

@Bluest odd that you would advocate the death penalty after going on and on about how crude people are.

Dream Logic you seem to be implying sympathy for a child rapist and child murderer, and we are supposed to feel ashamed that we don’t care how he was treated in the interrogation room. If he had an ounce of your sympathy before raping and murdering an innocent 8 y/o, we wouldn’t even be discussing this. He had a choice and went through it. No one made him do this. And the fact that he had a woman grab the young girl speaks to his premeditation and that a lot of effort went in to this crime. That creature got a huge amount of pleasure doing what he did. I will not back down from my opinion. I will never change it.

@inyrui You simply embarrass yourself further, and reveal a crude, violent consciousness.  These kinds of comments, like about me being a saint, just tell people you feel deeply insecure. Continue to use 'haha'.  It negates anything you were trying to say, indicates your lack of confidence, and keeps your comments irrelevant.  Or you could change. Good luck.

@inyrui Your prose is so pitiful, your ideas so incompetent they aren't worth commenting on.  Just a suggestion for the future though: if you want your comments to be effective, or taken remotely seriously, don't end them with 'haha'.  It sounds dumb, and negates whatever precedes it.

@CandiGale73 I do not defend or condone anyone or anything that harms innocents. The question here is about whether you should get pleasure from something that is painful to another. You people aren't that crude in your thinking are you?  You aren't that incapable of parsing these issues out and understanding this I hope.

Roger mucroy lol are you the guy they interrogated? Because Im pretty sure everyone but you would agree that bad cop play was sensational

@Matt Welsh Why? Literally nothing happens.

Laila A. But it isn’t “sadistic” whatsoever and sadism isn’t a “natural” aspect of human thought. She is trying to paint everything in a different light completely by even that suggestion. It’s called justice and retribution. She’s definitely terrible at trying to analyze what, why, and how, and should leave that shit up to the channel operators.

@CandiGale73 @Thought Crimininal I think Dream Logic isn´t necessarily wrong here; I think she isn´t trying to defend him, but just explaining WHY its´s so enjoyable to watch the aggression from the bad-cop part. At least I hope thats what shes trying to say...

Dream Logic - oh ok 🙄 so if he did this to your daughter, or any female family member, you’d still defend the creature who raped and killed them? You’d be the first one to stand up and yell at the police to stop being cruel and sadistic toward the rapist and murderer of your family member?

That's because you are naturally sadistic, and feed on aggression and fear when it's not happening to you.

Matt Welsh good cop "alright".bad cop"ok"...

Lol im still at the good cop part I can’t wait until the bad cop part

Psionic powers. He wrestled his brain into the mud.

You can tell he almost enjoyed talking down to him I loved it


I honest to G-d thought that interrogator was never going to shut up!  I'd bet everything he said to Rafferty went in one ear and out the other.


I've never cheered on the "bad cop" role so much before.


cops always use the strategy of "i know youre not a monster. I know monsters and youre not one of them". This is an actual monster though theres no getting around that. lol


57:16
What does "life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years" mean?


What I expected: Mindhunter-style talk with a complete psycho<br>What I got: A crybaby who passive-agresively talks back to cops like they're his mom.

What I expected: Mindhunter-style talk with a complete psycho
What I got: A crybaby who passive-agresively talks back to cops like they're his mom.

@abc "Psychopathy" is the layman's term for "antisocial personality disorder", which is not "mental illness" in the way that say, depression or schizophrenia is, but a personality disorder. People with personality disorders are considered legally sane by the justice system- as in, if you have ASPD and you plead not guilty by reason of insanity, that shit won't fly. People with ASPD are absolutely capable of making choices that are conducive with living in society, the ones who choose violence and terror are doing exactly that, making a choice.

@Timaeus Testified I think it's worth mentioning that if he actually were a psychopath it would help his case. Not all psychopaths do bad things, it's just a mental illness

Oh so THATS where I’ve heard those come-backs before

@Jack M. that's not a monster, people are scared of monsters, this guy is just pathetic. The psychopaths and sociopaths are monsters, because they are cold calculating and impressive

Most of these types of criminals are that type

@Jack M. Let's not pretend Ed Kemper isn't any less of a monster than this guy is though

It's because a lot of offenders of this type were molested or abused as a child so they're stunted emotionally, and they never develop social skills and meaningful relationships, and they turn to sick shit.

That’s why this channel is better than any crime TV show I’ve seen.

I love that picture of the bird you use. We have one of the same birds. We have to get him a hat like that lolol

most of these guys are absolute crybabies who target children because they can't take any sort of conflict with an adult

@Mandy M well I cant, because 1; not a psycho 2; kingston is closed. So point 3; hes not gonna be in seg forever, theyll have their chances to beat the living shit out of him, as they should :)

@Epoxygleu maybe go to Kingston pen and then tell me how it is 😂

@Epoxygleu that he's been in seg because that's where they keep people like him

@Mandy M its not though 😂 what the hell do you think?

@Epoxygleu he's not gonna get anything they keep him entirely apart from gen pop

It shouldn't be a surprise that a sicko who attacks kid(s) would be someone an adult would perceive as a crybaby loser.

I think it’s funny when he sits there and says” I didn’t do anything “crying like a little boy it just reminds me of my nephew when he gets in trouble and he’s 9

He is acting like a crybaby because those brutal canadian cops broke him by giving only one cube of sugar and doughnut without glaze.

He’s playing a role. He’s always gotten his way before by reverting to a child like response. Cops don’t play that.

that's what real monsters are like. they are so unbelievably twisted that they will turn the brutal murder of a child into a pity party for themselves

@It's what You make it
Howdy pardner tips tiny fedora

@It's what You make it
Howdy pardner *tips tiny fedora*

Awww, cute little cockatiel !! I had a pair as a kid, they're so damn sweet.

That's the mean to an end! Their  m.o. and it Works

@New Customs In jail he's going to be passed around also 😁


Went back to get her mother’s butterfly earrings.. was classified a missing person when clearly seen walking with some stranger , life is precarious.. esp for the vulnerable


I’ve never seen anyone repeat the same point over and over again without a response or pause for 31 minutes


That’s Detective must be breathing through that coffee cup of his cause I swear I haven’t seen him take one breath!!!

Amazing Performance of Non-stop Rapport, Not letting one second be available to the suspect to think or come up with some Story!?


hope he has a miserable life in prison. Feeble coward, only person he could ever have "power" over was a child. One of the worst individuals I've seen in these interviews with how much of a coward he is.


I remember this case. I was around Tori's age, and I lived in Toronto at the time. I remember my parents drilling into me to never go anywhere with strangers. No exceptions. The change in the environment was so jarring in  retrospect, people were far more protective of their children in the aftermath.

@November Blake I’m glad you’re still here with us bro

@November Blake Welp, you had enough awareness you realized you were following that woman eventually.

@Finnian Mckee yeah, but in my small child brain “following” was literally someone taking me by the hand and saying “come with me”. Maybe I was just a really dumb child but kids often don’t understand implications like that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@November Blake Well, in that case you followed a stranger didn't you?

I guess the talking distracted you though.

Its better to be over protected than dead

@Finnian Mckee it’s don’t talk to strangers without your parents there. When I was about 9 I talked to a woman while walking, before I realized it she had walked me into a secluded alleyway with a car w. Blacked out windows.
I ran as soon as I realized but at this point it could have gone very wrong.
With stuff like this you are better save than sorry

That's the thing. It's not "Don't talk to strangers," it's "Don't follow strangers."

Talking to strangers is fine, that's literally socialization. Going places with strangers however is incredibly dangerous, as this video shows.

I remember the panic I'd feel getting lost at the mall.  I couldn't imagine getting abducted

Understandable, imagine the guilt the parents felt for not being there when she came out of the school, they shouldn't  have to be,  this should never even be a possibility, but they will have gone through that hell regardless.


I feel like there was a bet in the hallway that was something like… okay guys, dude gets a year for every time I say “okay” in there.


Imagine you get asked if you're hungry, you request a full meal. Eat that meal finish and mention that you don't answer questions without your lawyer present. I mean-


Whatching these interagations makes me realise how unrealistic the ones on criminals minds are. Also his voice is really annoying I'm glad I heard the detective for most of the video.


That man is a disgusting freak for what he’s done, I find it morally reprehensible to see him try and “act” like he didn’t do it! The fact he won’t even admit he has an issue after killing a child makes me extremely upset

Makes you think how good the first detective is for keeping his composure. I would be absolutely disgusted talking to this man.


He's so worried about not looking guilty by eating or not eating,  but literally everything else he does makes him look guilty beyond belief and apparently he isnt aware of any of those things at all lmao


1:14 the det. tells the subject what the investigative team knows. Crazy.


he’s gonna be sick! The minute you chose to kidnap & kill a child ! you made that disgusting choice ! we have choices in this world! to be a decent person or a sick individual!


The interrogator sure has a great ability to tactically ramble.

@Michael Evans then the second cop came in being aggressive its a very good tactic. tire him out with the nice guy so he doesn't want to talk to him so even tho the second guy sucks its better than the first

You'd be surprised how much the skill of "rambling coherently" can pay off. It was basically my most valued asset as a customer service agent, when it came to difficult customers.

You just talk and talk and talk in circles, while sprinkling in some leading questions and getting them to admit their own mistakes, so that if they were to respond in any way except the one you want, they'd portray themselves as stupid. That shit is gold and makes it so much easier. No need to get emotional or insulting; just get them to realize they'll insult themselves if they keep going and you get results.

@Michael Bugner if I was a crackhead. If I’ve said it once I’ve said it 1 million times on these videos. Lawyer up! Don’t say anything, which he kind of did so good strategy for the criminal

Amine Sebti Let’s see you pull a confession out of this guy. This detective is fuckin top-notch.

He's a master manipulator , he needs to be to get the pos to talk. They're usually not having a nervous breakdown like this evil manchild, he seems like he can't believe he got caught.

it's very hypnotic, very relaxing...it almost lulls you.

i have never seen such devastatingly powerful Yammer in my <i>life</i> and i live with a habitual practitioner of it. this Yammer oughta be in the olympics. it's colossal.

i have never seen such devastatingly powerful Yammer in my _life_ and i live with a habitual practitioner of it. this Yammer oughta be in the olympics. it's colossal.

@Wake Up Doesn't work well against women,  unfortunately.

I try tactically rambling with my gf. Doesn’t work.

I try tactically rambling with my gf. Doesn’t work.

@Candice Ross .. omfg girl I would have to be rude asf and just walk away Awkwardly! Oh hell nah, no way I’m going through that !!! OMG!!!!!!

@ThePrufessa make me go to sleep 😁... I’ll wait? 😌

@ThePrufessa make me go to sleep 😁... I’ll wait? 😌

@homeGirl415 yeah now that was as a bit annoying but trust me. Everything they do is to get the suspect to crack. Sounding like an annoying prick is all part of the tactics.

@Franky Calgs oh. Sorry. Disregard my previous comment. I didn't notice you emojis at first. Right on.

@Franky Calgs DUH!!!!!!! could you be any more obvious?!?!?? Did you think you making a poignant comment? Well instead you made a pointless comment.

@Sam Neekzad huh? How does this make me a psychopath?

@Sam Neekzad huh? How does this make me a psychopath?

My team's daily standups are even better at rambling

My team's daily standups are even better at rambling

True but never did get a confession. Whether he needed it or not.

Franky Calgs in my long career in investigations everyone has their own style hopefully based on results. However, if I was watching through the glass I would’ve advised my subordinate to give it a rest and he was talking too much. I guess I wasn’t easy to work for.

@Amine Sebti I would pay closer attention

@Amine Sebti I would pay closer attention

He was rambling soo much I wanted to confess to a few things, goddamn

Had a boyfriend like that cop once...drove me nuts!  He probably doesn't talk at all at home, though.

Dude is about half way to Hunter S Thompson rambling status

I even forgot what he said by the time he stopped talking....so much salad words

He also knows he is responding we can’t see his reaction but the guy got a blanket he fains throwing up. He knows he is up shits creek he probably is trying to figure out how they found out? He is trying to not let the guilt over run subconscious? Damn interesting interrogation technique.

30 min in and I’m about to confess my sins just so he will stop talking 😂

•𝐅•𝐀•𝐀•𝐅•𝐎•

It was the ‘okay’ at the end of EVERY sentence whether it be a question or statement. Really jarred me. “Owkeey”.

Oh he is the best...i plead guilty to 8 crimes....he acts like it was just a mistake

I should watch it again and count how many times he said "ok" and "right" 😵

His rambling was driving me crazy! He definitely did his job well I would have lost it 5 minutes in lol

@Victoria Dime 😂 yeah he seems to go on forever,  I guess that's apart of their strategy with suspects. 🤷🏼♂

It's so he doesn't have time to think of a lie.

It's so he doesn't have time to think of a lie.

And the way he comes off extremely friendly and helpful. I would probably have felt very comfortable and that I had a friend in the detective who was going to help me through everything.

It's not hard. You focus on a few different points and keep saying them over and over for 90 minutes

Yeah the first 30 minutes is the interrogator talking and the sociopath feeling sorry for himself.

I would take the word tactically out of your sentence...

I would take the word tactically out of your sentence...

He was mentally torturing him non-stop. He wasn't actually interrogating him.

@Ares Langer I know enough to drive you crazy! I wonder if he is like that in normal life! All the time lol

Right he should try scam baiting haha!! 😂😂 They have an ability to ramble!!


"You know what a psychopath is Mike?"
"I haven't met one."
"Well, I just met one tonight."

"You are a sick puppy, Mike"
Roast


22:03 We need to deal with reality here

23:51 You got some explaning to do


People are saying his punishment is too light.... welcome to Canada. He received the harshest punishment possible in our justice system.


I can’t imagine how uncomfortable that detective must be. Sure he’s only pretending to be nice, but imagine having to offer that food, shake his hand on the way out. Act or not, that mustn’t feel good

This is true, but the reward for putting on this act is worth it if they get sent to prison for life.

@Cyberpantsu I'm sure they learn how to compartmentalize, to some extent. That said, the psychological toll of these kinds of cases can and does lead to early retirement by some.

This exact thought crosses my mind watching these videos. True professionals.

17:21 “You and I need to have a discussion. This isn’t a parking ticket, this is reality.”

It sounds pretty bad but you also get to mess with his head knowing the effect what you’re doing is having on his mind. Also a lot of these guys get some pretty bad ptsd from the things they’ve seen to the point where everything is numb

Imagine having to go home to your wife and kids after that. It's no wonder so many hit the bottle

@Irish Dee talks 🍀 I imagine quite an amount of these officers have ptsd.

I couldn’t do it. I wouldn’t be able to contain myself. I’d be done for murder too having been left alone in a room alon with such an evil monster. Imagine these detectives probably have kids too at home the same age 😢

The same way EMTs feel when we take care of murderers and other criminals, we get the job done and do it to the highest standards, our feelings about an individual doesnt matter, our job does.

I'm pretty sure at some point in time you get desensitized to this sort of thing, it just becomes a part of your job, something that happens every day. I believe everyone involved in the process of "law" should be that calm and patient.

I mean he has over 20 years of experience. This is just second nature for him now.

I dunno, I think part of him did care for the guy. I mean what a miserable, pathetic sight to behold.

So so true. Like all undercover cops... I can’t imagine having to be chummy with those who are definitely bad apples just to get significant evidence. Truly remarkably strong people I’m so glad we have them. I hope they get the mental help they need to stay sane and help. Very impressive.

Sad case. Rest In Peace. 💜


Drinking game: Take a sip/shot for everytime the investigator says “okay”.


can't stand his voice, it's so annoying hearing him whine for mercy after doing what he did


Sgt. Jim Smith is a popular interrogator. He also did the (in)famous Canadian murderer, Russell Williams. (Another good interrogation video).


Detective: "These things happen...these things happen all the time."
Me: No they don't * Realizes Epstein Island is a thing * oh right actually they do :'(

Detective: "These things happen...these things happen all the time."
Me: No they don't *** Realizes Epstein Island is a thing *** oh right actually they do :'(


the part at the end where the detective is talking about how the victim "just wanted to go home and have a little party with her friends, because her mom just redecorated her room for her" made me really fucking sad

@Tomás García Funes because it isn’t his first time :(

Heartbreaking, poor wee soul, this man makes me want to hurt him.

When he said the little girl trusted and was kind to the abductor until she got to the car my heart broke.

That got me too .. Last mothers day a deranged woman stabbed a little girl at a park when she was out with her parents..her name was Emily, that's my Daughters name.. she's only 4, I think the girl was 6, but it makes you realise how f* up this world is that a child can't even be safe in the park with their parents by their side !

That part literally made me cry. I don't understand how could this guy keep his composture.

an 8 years old kid with so much fun and happiness ahead has gone forever... the detective's voice makes it's even sadder


i would’ve broken around the third time he repeated the credibility speech


God if I was the arresting cop I would have been judge jury and executioner.


Drinking Challenge: Take a shot every time the detective says “okay”


Watching Nickolas Cage intimidate the weakest man I have ever seen 😂


I found it fascinating when they brought Terri-Lyn in the room. His demeanour changed so quickly from a quivering, pathetic mess to an evil man seething with rage at a woman who he felt betrayed him. It seems like he wants to get up and strangle her and is using all his will to act neutral so he doesn’t incriminate himself by releasing his true emotions in that moment.

The Detective  said " OK " more times in a few moments than I've said in my 76 years ! But that's OK !!

@Montsergirlsome of the other commenters are saying It was proven that she was the one who swung the hammer and had repeatedly wrote in a journal about fantasizing and becoming sexually aroused at the thought of murder, and is still very violent while in incarceration, seems like evil found evil and teamed up in this case.

i’m confused why the hell she would do this with him? She can blame him all she wants but why would she bring the girl to him?!💔😢

she was found guilty of the actual murder and is a psychopath. he was genuinely made she was pinning the murder on him


Giving him a blanket to could have been a bad move.  Kinda like giving the suspect something to hide behind thus strengthening his resolve to not give in.


Anyone who doesn’t ask for a lawyer I assume what’s to confess eventually.


47:37 "Smith's behavior in the following moments is not associated with any techniques nor strategies" what a jargon-y way of saying "oh shit"


people like this are the reason that i feel like we are living threw hell


Blown away by the interrogators composure. He’s sitting across from literal human debris having to watch an embarrassing performance from a pathetic man. All while having to humanize and normalize evil behavior. The fact it took him until the end for that parting shot shows just how trained that unit is.

It's like he's said. He's seen it hundreds of times. It's his entire life. I doubt there's much conscience left.

this video made me TERRIFIED of a canadian interrogator LoL

this video made me TERRIFIED of a canadian interrogator LoL

@Ophiax Very detached* this has nothing to do with his actual honesty.

there is no such thing as "evil behavior"

there is no such thing as "evil behavior"

It's like he's an employer interviewing a candidate for a job at the local office building.

@Jeremy Fryar there was an fbi interrogator from Boston, John something. Chilling dude

@No Name he's Clarice Starling from Silence of the lambs, literally that's what he does. 😂😂

@Knight Industries Ah yes, life without the possibility of parole. Very lenient indeed.

Then there is the other guy who is like "get rid of your fucking security blanket and be a man!" hahahah

As an investigator, and a police officer in general, sadly this type of behavior often become numbing after awhile. You see the worst of what people can do to others and it doesn’t surprise you. It’s not as difficult as you might think to keep your composure with a monster like this. Yes, it bothers you, yes you’d love nothing more than to throttle him. However, when you’re there, when you’re doing your job, it become natural, because you often distance yourself from the crime, because it helps make you seem sympathetic to the POS and helps establish a rapport. Making them actually believe you uunderstand them, and that you’re their friend. If you’re really good, you can make anyone spill their guts. That, right there, is what it’s all about, and I can assure you, is the greatest feeling in the world. Especially when you see them realize they just screwed themselves over from any defense, and you can smile as you get up, walk away, and tell them what they’re being charged with. When they realize that the entire time, you were just manipulating them, to get them to tell you what happened.

@janbo No. His name is Chris, he introduced himself at the beginning of interrogation.

@Jeremy Fryar Eww, what? Gotta be a Canadian thing?? Yeah I don't think so lol. I mean nice try, but no, there's absolutely nothing special about Canadians lol

You have to maintain your professionality to obtain that conviction.

@K M Because that's how his last name in particular is actually spelled.

@janbo Is it really the same guy? Sounds different to me but that means nothing......

@Mikey Skrap crazy Canucks spelling Smith with a y

@Mikey Skrap crazy Canucks spelling Smith with a y

If you watch some of the training these guys have to go through, they really are the unsung heroes of justice. Courts and beat police get things wrong all the time but interrogators are a different breed

Years of experience and actually able to function well in that environment

@janbo there are actually two detectives here, the easy going guy is Chris Loam (he introduces himself in the beginning) and the no-nonsense guy is Jim Smyth

@ringz Jim Smyth is his name he's the best on the planet

@ringz Jim Smyth is his name he's the best on the planet

You're using the word "literal" wrong dude

You're using the word "literal" wrong dude

@ringz no it isn't the same guy. Same unit.

@ringz no it isn't the same guy. Same unit.

It would take a lot of skill to not 🚫 him

It would take a lot of skill to not 🚫 him

@ringz yeah, but the first investigator wasnt present, just jim smith

@Ethereal Bukkake good thing no one is doing that either

@Ethereal Bukkake good thing no one is doing that either

@jeremy pool i also hate when people mosuse the comment section on YT

@Ethereal Bukkake good thing they didn't misuse it

@Ethereal Bukkake good thing they didn't misuse it

@D X life in prison is a MINIMUM 25 years.  Technically after that you're eligible for parole.  That doesn't mean you'll get it.  If you're particularly disgusting, you could end up as a Dangerous Offender and remain in prison indefinitely

This man would be dead in the police station "shot trying to get away". Bloody routine in India

I hate when people misuse the word literal

I hate when people misuse the word literal

Some are saying that detectives in the US wouldn't be able to control themselves, and might just go off on the suspect. That's why most detectives don't handle these types of cases.... Because they can't disassociate themselves from the act and the person accused of committing it.
Many police departments found out the hard way that you can't just throw a regular detective on a case such as this.
I'm sure that many of the people who deal with type of crime, most likely have some serious issues deep down, having the full knowledge and photos of the act committed on a child.

I couldn't do it. I'd either kill the ones accused, or lose my mind with the knowledge.

That interviewers rapport building skills is op as fuck

That interviewers rapport building skills is op as fuck

@D X chill out dude. Rape IS sexual assault. Calling it "sexual assault" doesn't take away from what he did, or downplay what he did. Its simply just another way to describe it. Just like shooting someone in the head..cutting someone's throat..strangling someone..those can all be accurately described as "murder". But of course, there's always people in the comments who look for any reason at all to bitch and complain, no matter how small and stupid the reason is

@D X It's Canada eh?, very liberal I'd imagine and lenient on hard criminals

Jim is an exceptionally good and very skilled interrogator. With most of criminals this is the way you get out information and you get them condemned. Otherwise, blowing out steam, you get s**t.

I’ve got to admit that detective had restraint in dealing with him. I’d have to resist punching that sicko at a few points.

The professionalism of the detectives and intergators is to me one of the biggest draws in these videos.

@Jintaro Kensei lol. I get it and appreciate your joke.

@Jintaro Kensei lol. I get it and appreciate your joke.

@D X they say sexually assaulted because it downplays his horrific actions which allows a better rapport, it’s also a more courteous way to phrase it. If someone was talking about their experience with rape they may call it sexual assault because it’s not as personal, because it might be triggering to actually say the word (similar to how loud noises can trigger veterans with PTSD)

It’s kinda hard to explain, but I understand how frustrating and aggravating it is to hear.

Gotta be a Canadian thing, I can’t see an investigator from the States being this calm cool and collected for this long.  Maybe I watch too much tv though.

Agent Smith only breaks a sweat when interrogating Mr. Anderson. Rafferty stood no chance.

I think this is the same detective who got Russell Williams to confess

So he's like a septic tank technician for the criminal mind.

So he's like a septic tank technician for the criminal mind.

It’s insane I mean he’s very good. Like listening to him try to comfort and normalize - that has to be so hard like you want to kill that man but he can’t because he has a goal of getting info. Really talented investigator.


The fact that he never ever looks at anyone in the eye, not even once, shows what an incredible coward he is. Totally pathetic coward.

@Conroyrofl why even continue to respond to this person? It's obvious by their deflection from the superior subject at hand that they have their own psychological ineptitude and/or traumas. There's an assertive emphasis on proving themselves as seen in this behavior. They created an entire red herring fallacy and everyone fell for it. This person is in an abyss of misery with their pseudoanalysis. No one cares about their existence and ridiculing moral/social/ethical righteousness is their coping mechanism. Just stop responding to them.

@I can't believe it's not Communism! totally unnecessary.

actualy i also hate to look at peoples eyes when i talk to them..and im not coward and obviously im not autism.

@I can't believe it's not Communism! Way to read the room. Ironically that was a very autistic thing to say. Good job.

@DonutDoom People like me?

'Autism is just an inability to communicate, socialize and pick up on social cues, therefore it's not a mental illness. Psychopathy is just an inability to empathize, therefore it's not a mental illness.'

@Conroyrofl Diagnosis in absentia by quacks.

4 MORE YEARS! it’s widely believed by psychologists that Darwin and Einstein were on the spectrum. This isn’t to even say autism made their genius, but it could have definitely contributed. <br>It’s called a spectrum for a reason, it may disable some people, others it can help them shine. It can go both ways. But just because someone’s brain works different it doesn’t mean they’re mentally ill, it just means they’re different some for the best.

4 MORE YEARS! it’s widely believed by psychologists that Darwin and Einstein were on the spectrum. This isn’t to even say autism made their genius, but it could have definitely contributed.
It’s called a spectrum for a reason, it may disable some people, others it can help them shine. It can go both ways. But just because someone’s brain works different it doesn’t mean they’re mentally ill, it just means they’re different some for the best.

@Conroyrofl Oh don't call Einstein or Darwin Autistic! They had no trouble socializing or getting laid. Using them is the ploy used by quacks to comfort parents of socially inept children after a false Aspergers diagnosis. Some people just are bona fide geniuses.

TheHumanSpeciesIsAPlague NotMeantToBeInExistence it isn’t. Someone with autism’s brain just works differently, doesn’t mean it’s an illness. <br>I once had a friend with autism and he was one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever met. Socially it can hold you back but it can also give incredible originality, creativity and different ways of understanding things. Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Michelangelo, Isaac Newton and Tesla just to name a few very influential people, there’s so many more -were all known to have autism somewhere on the spectrum. Seriously, it really can be a gift

TheHumanSpeciesIsAPlague NotMeantToBeInExistence it isn’t. Someone with autism’s brain just works differently, doesn’t mean it’s an illness.
I once had a friend with autism and he was one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever met. Socially it can hold you back but it can also give incredible originality, creativity and different ways of understanding things. Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Michelangelo, Isaac Newton and Tesla just to name a few very influential people, there’s so many more -were all known to have autism somewhere on the spectrum. Seriously, it really can be a gift

@Gi Al Some are. Some are emotionally stunted during puberty. Some are hardwired at birth to find children sexually attractive.

These pedos are often brain damaged and abused by their family before becoming an adult.  Its a cycle we have to find and stop to prevent these crimes in the future

4 MORE YEARS!, not a fan of him but care less for the libs. 4 more!

4 MORE YEARS! Of what exactly? With the 4 yrs

@Conroyrofl What is it then, a super power?

The fact that he got sexual gratification from an 8 year old child should have been enough to show you that.

@Fortex vize I hope I didn't trigger you :(

@I can't believe it's not Communism! What an unnecessary statement.

The most pathetic part is that hes trying to play the victim

@Mars Without days he has an illness too. Humans are worthless without their actions

Mars Without days I understand what you’re saying and I agree... but autism isn’t an illness

If you want eye contact, you should go check out the staring contest champion Stephen Mcdaniel

4 MORE YEARS! Difference, one is not a choice. Autism isn’t a choice. Looking away from murdering a child is pathetic and cowardly. Don’t compare an illness with someone disgusting.

Yeah pretty gross watching a grown man pout and look for pity under a blanket like that. I loved it when the "bad" cop came in.