This guy won against the mind games and stood his ground while going through heroin withdrawal. Impressive.

This guy won against the mind games and stood his ground while going through heroin withdrawal. Impressive.

Very impressive. I couldn’t even go outside let alone do my job

Very impressive. I couldn’t even go outside let alone do my job

@Daniel Gregson it does not. I got off Fentynal, subs, and heroin with Kratom. And it’s legal. Although, if Kratom is used long term, you will get addicted anddddd you can withdrawl from it as well. Fentynal is the worst. I was off it for 3 days and took subs and STILL went into precipitated withdrawals.

@Boris Chang and I wish him all the luck.

@Boris Chang and I wish him all the luck.

@SinsOfSkins thanks bro. I appreciate it. I'm got down to about 6 MG a day but still feel like I have no energy or motivation. You're saying by taking less I'll feel better in the long term? The short term just sucks so bad that it's hard to cut down a significant amount.

@Jacob Andersson I've found the less sub the better- once I got to 2mg I felt all my energy back. Less is more with bupe! I hope either you've gotten where you want or off my dude. Sending love and good vibes!

some turds are impressive. This one was just on another level.

some turds are impressive. This one was just on another level.

Actually, having withdrawals puts you in a kind of “survival mode” where your senses and also often even brain capabilities gets hightened… at the same time it is really distracting when its bad of course

@Shane Charles hey man idk if you’ll read this, but you are describing me 110% the nighttime mind racing, the constant pressuring myself, the anxiety, the crippling opiate addiction (on subs for 1year now)…. I sometimes get really really depressed about the opportunities and potential that my brain fucked me out of. Literally every days feels like a battle and it’s absolutely exhausting. I still enjoy laughing tho and I love hot chocolate and talking to people so I’m not all gone just yet lol. Best of luck to ya brotha

Im shocked that foos get dopesic from the dope. Not to brag and i do not glorify this, but i did tar from California all the way to Louisiana. And the best and cheapest still comes from California

@GalacticUnicorn🌌🦄 it sucks you're going true that. If you're prescribed opioids the feeling is not much different than that of heroin withdrawal, depend on what and how much you take tho. I suggest to either look up alternatives and how to detox from opiates, or find someone who actually wants to help and would would be able to accomodate your needs with a prescription that works. Hope your good tho, good luck!

Poor dude :( imagine an alternate timeline where he Is a successful happy man

Poor dude :( imagine an alternate timeline where he Is a successful happy man

@Gregory Gross going on it soon brother.  I hope your doing good.

@Gregory Gross going on it soon brother.  I hope your doing good.

Deadass bro I was just thinking this lol

Deadass bro I was just thinking this lol

@Derp Y-Derp whilst it differs from person to person, and that society is still uneducated when it comes to addiction, you are fairly accurate. Good comment man

@Mista Don't Play I'm going through it too and found this motivating. Thankyou

@Mista Don't Play I'm going through it too and found this motivating. Thankyou

@Flamur Miftari Suppose you have vomiting and diarrhea, you have a strange pain all over your body, you have a feeling of cold and tension in your hands. You have a runny nose and the worst kind of depression you can't imagine. You want to cry but you can't even sit down or sleep.its the worst than any pain because you don't have just pain you are huge sad at the same time.  If you endure this for three days, it will end.  But about methadone and other opioids, although these symptoms are mild, last a very long time.  It is almost easier to die than this torture believe me.

@Derp Y-Derp doctors prescribed me 16mg a day for taking kratom....

@Derp Y-Derp doctors prescribed me 16mg a day for taking kratom....

whats a heroin withdrawal, what does it mean or do to you.

whats a heroin withdrawal, what does it mean or do to you.

@Daniel Gregson how you doing bro, u tried the kratom?

@Daniel Gregson how you doing bro, u tried the kratom?

@Brandon Man did you use it to come off suboxone?

@Brandon Man did you use it to come off suboxone?

@Daniel Gregson it doesn’t man, I used Kratom to come off everything including heroin. Then quit the Kratom.

@Daniel Gregson it doesn’t man, I used Kratom to come off everything including heroin. Then quit the Kratom.

The police know how miserable withdrawals are for heavy addicts and exploit that to try and get a confession. They know the longer they keep them in that room the worse the withdrawals will get and the more desperate they'll be to get out of it, which will lead to them saying anything they think will get that for them.

@Micheal Huff Those two chemicals you just listed are OPIOIDS.

They bind to the OPIOID receptors just like an OPIOID because it’s an OPIOID.

I was addicted to that shit for 4 years, just as bad as any other fucking opiate. You don’t have any clue what your talking about.

Kratom binds to the mu-opioid receptor 10x stronger than morphine. 7-8G of kratom is similar to 30MG of oxy.

@sara  Whats the inverse of  the phrase ignorance is bliss? Knowledge is anxiety inducing and depressing. Thats why i used the phrase "soothe the ol supercomputer" because our minds race with many problems other peopel dont even consider i assume. My brother would pass out every night in 5-10 minutes. It would take me 1-3 hours nightly because i cant stop thinking now matter how tired i am. I would space out in classes where i was way ahead as they couldn't keep my attention, and still its anxieties that would come to me. Not only this, being praised is pressure. IF your so smart, a lot is expected of you. IF you dont deliver, those anxieties and the fear of failure creep in faster and faster. Thanks for your reply, as the way you spoke about your mom reminds me of my mom(she passed 11 years ago which also crushed me of course.) Everyone in our family is smart, but i would be talked about as an anomaly similar to how you described.

@Shane Charles that’s really interesting, actually… i read the comment you replied to and immediately thought of my brother who got hooked on heroin years ago. i always remember him being super smart and my parents constantly praising him for it, to this day my mom will mention how smart he was. not that the rest of her kids weren’t of course, just that he was exceptionally intelligent. he has anxiety though and it started off with pill popping and well, you know the rest. makes me wonder if there’s a psychology around people with high intelligence being more susceptible to addiction.

I think going through withdrawal had something to do with his beating the mind games

I think going through withdrawal had something to do with his beating the mind games

@Daniel Gregson Idk if this was already said but kratom helps you get off all the other big pharma traps, at least it did me. 🙏 🛡

@Daniel Gregson <br>No worries, mate. Let me know how you get on and good luck.

@Daniel Gregson
No worries, mate. Let me know how you get on and good luck.

@Christopher Hammond thank you man. Imagine how much you might have just changed my life

@Christopher Hammond thank you man. Imagine how much you might have just changed my life

@Daniel Gregson <br>Yeah, they don't make it all very clear, do they? Good luck with that, it's not easy but it has to be done at some point.

@Daniel Gregson
Yeah, they don't make it all very clear, do they? Good luck with that, it's not easy but it has to be done at some point.

@Christopher Hammond wow wtf 😳 if I would have know that 2 years ago smh thanks for the info brother, I’m looking for the best way out. I’m hoping Kratom will work

@Daniel Gregson <br>Nah. I think it's a pretty easy rollover, from what I remember it's only the other way around that fucks you up. You can still use on Suboxone but you can't take Suboxone until you're withdrawing.

@Daniel Gregson
Nah. I think it's a pretty easy rollover, from what I remember it's only the other way around that fucks you up. You can still use on Suboxone but you can't take Suboxone until you're withdrawing.

@Christopher Hammond how long after taking subs before you could try something else? Did you have to go in full withdrawal?

@Daniel Gregson <br>Chemical handcuffs. I always had way more luck with methadone, fucking hated Suboxone. At least they're both cheaper, that's the only good thing about them.

@Daniel Gregson
Chemical handcuffs. I always had way more luck with methadone, fucking hated Suboxone. At least they're both cheaper, that's the only good thing about them.

@dustin drew 6 months? Was that 6 months of mental hell or physical shit too?

@dustin drew 6 months? Was that 6 months of mental hell or physical shit too?

@Peter Griffin could be they just wanted to suppress their thoughts.

@Peter Griffin could be they just wanted to suppress their thoughts.

@Daniel Gregson It's best to stay on it for a short period of time, they left me on it for years and I didn't realize the long term effects it was having on me and for every year you're on it that feeling will follow you for about an equal amount of time.

@Micheal Huff Which are opioid receptor agonist.  What's your point.

@Micheal Huff Which are opioid receptor agonist.  What's your point.

@dustin drew Kratom is not an opiate or opioid or even a synthetic. Kratom is an evergreen that contains the stimulant mitragynine and narcotic 7-hydroxymitraginine.

@Who piddled on your post toasties Kratom is just another opioid.  What's the point.  I went from sub to kratom and it was brutal.  I was on kratom for 5+ years.  Getting off kratom was just as bad as any other opiate withdrawal.  Not as intense, but the insomnia of paws lasted for months.

People stop maintaining or switching opiates.  If you want to get off opiates, take six months of clean time and stop expecting yourself to get better faster than that.  Prioritize sleep, get hard cardio every fucking morning, get direct sunlight on your skin as much as possible, do sauna and cold showers daily, do breathwork.

At the end of that six months you will be higher than you've ever been in your life.  All the time.

@Micheal Huff Thanks for sharing and being so transparent Michael. I'm praying for you, and will continue to. I say I'll pray, not because of spiritual arrogance, or superiority, but because as I pray for you or anyone, I see the log in my eye, as I pray  for the thorn in theirs. Good day.

I go through withdrawal all the time even though I’m prescribed it. I’m an addict too, I know. I do have real chronic pain but I’m physically hooked on it. The pharmacy will say I need some prior authorization or suddenly the meds I need are out of stock, the Drs office forgets to call it in even though I call 3 times a day. It’s not fun and it sucks. I’m sure heroin withdrawal is ten times worse than what I go through.

@Who piddled on your post toasties I have, but I can’t find anywhere if it reacts with subs?

@Who piddled on your post toasties I have, but I can’t find anywhere if it reacts with subs?

@David Judd I’m a everything junkie...speedballer..and an alcoholic. I can addicted do anything. If I can put in a spoon I will🤷🏻♂....well, would. 9 years clean & sober.<br>I grew up in gifted programs and have known people who went to MIT who wore Velcro shoes. Not even kidding. Cats that are completely socially inept and utterly void of so much as whisper of common sense. Just because you’re smart doesn’t make you good company.

@David Judd I’m a everything junkie...speedballer..and an alcoholic. I can addicted do anything. If I can put in a spoon I will🤷🏻♂....well, would. 9 years clean & sober.
I grew up in gifted programs and have known people who went to MIT who wore Velcro shoes. Not even kidding. Cats that are completely socially inept and utterly void of so much as whisper of common sense. Just because you’re smart doesn’t make you good company.

He was just starting. Ive been there 1000 times. Believe me that was nothing.

He was just starting. Ive been there 1000 times. Believe me that was nothing.

@tyloor mannnss I've had several friends who were Mensa members. High IQ's, not a lick of horse sense.

@tyloor mannnss I've had several friends who were Mensa members. High IQ's, not a lick of horse sense.

We should all try to be more like Jeff huh outstanding role model

We should all try to be more like Jeff huh outstanding role model

He is not going through withdrawal  infact he is still high..but if he was there for another 12hrs after this then he will be in that fuckup state

@Daniel Gregson same here bro, I'm fucking miserable. Finally got down from 16mg sub to 8mg but I still have no energy. Want off this shit so bad, wish I never got addicted to H and subs

@Daniel Gregson I’m not trying to be a contrarian here, but if you were on doctor-prescribed Suboxone, you would’ve had a lot more than just a few days to deal with. So, if anything, the buprenorphine very likely kept you from relapsing.

Full-time opioid addiction takes anywhere from one to three years to correct. It’s probably not the subs that had you feeling like a zombie but the fact that your brain doesn’t relearn how to regulate body temp, endorphin release, sympathetic reaction (sneezing, yawning, watery eyes, etc) for at least 6 months.

@# lakewood20 Which actually makes it harder. The more you know about opioid withdrawal, the worse it tends to get, at least, assuming you’re as unprepared as you’d be in a Georgia county jail cell.

FYI, for anyone who needs a list, the things you want to buy if you’re in withdrawal - assuming you can’t just buy more opioids to taper - are:

Kratom (kind of in the ‘more opioids’ pile but still)
Thiamine/vitamin B-1
Gatorade
Nutrient shakes/protein bars
Any sort of sedative you can get your hands on, ideally Valium, but less ideally, a muscle relaxer
A fan and/or a heating pad (ideally both)
A subscription to Tubi, Netflix, Hulu, et al.

@Mista Don't Play I only ever did pills, never heroin. I still think I shoulda kicked and went through a few days of sick instead of this shit. It sucks big time and I’m not even the same person, but you might be right. I still need off this shit cuz I’m still chained to it like any addiction, plus it completely took the fun out of life

@Mista Don't Play  What it do, Project Pat?

@Mista Don't Play  What it do, Project Pat?

@Daniel Gregson beats getting high and the misery that active addiction brings. Hang in there man

@Daniel Gregson beats getting high and the misery that active addiction brings. Hang in there man

@Gregory Gross sub turned me to a zombie bro, I want off it so bad and I feel like it was a huge mistake

@Gregory Gross sub turned me to a zombie bro, I want off it so bad and I feel like it was a huge mistake

He didn't win. He just lost enough times before this to know not to play at all.

He didn't win. He just lost enough times before this to know not to play at all.

After being released, he probably will burglarize the interrogator’s home.

After being released, he probably will burglarize the interrogator’s home.

this dude is a fucking legend if he did rob the dude so be it lmfaio

this dude is a fucking legend if he did rob the dude so be it lmfaio

Most junkies ive known throughout my life where very brilliant minds... sadly opted for very bad decisions...

Im an x junky buy have stayed out pf the system mostly as an adult. On Suboxone now. He did hella good and was probably sick af when he gets out


My father was only addicted to heroin for around a year and said that when he stopped he nearly threw himself out of a car going down the highway and had his hand on the door handle the entire time. This guy is a legend for keeping such composure while withdrawing and being falsely accused, so much respect.


I was in a car accident once. One of the  things that came out of it was that I realised talking to the police at the scene, without a lawyer, is always, always a mistake. To anyone treading this, no matter how much you wish to 'do good' as I did, get a lawyer and say nothing  to the police except what is legally required.


I like how the lighting casts a shadow over Jeff's eyes and makes him look even more badass. It definitely adds to the comedy.


“Wham bam thank you for the coke put me in back the cell” is such a good quote I want a mug that says that

Jeff… make merch!! Everything you said was hysterical! I’m sorry for the situation.  I’m 6 months off bup and getting better. I hope you are well ❤


This is a very intelligent man who has lost his way due to addiction. This is a perfect example of the absolute destructiveness of heroin.

This is a very intelligent man who has lost his way due to addiction. This is a perfect example of the absolute destructiveness of heroin.

Plenty people have common sense. Doesn't mean they automatically are successful in society. matter fact common sense seems like a negative for most places now days. People want sheep to work for them.

Plenty people have common sense. Doesn't mean they automatically are successful in society. matter fact common sense seems like a negative for most places now days. People want sheep to work for them.

@quick schweezy don't bite. That's the secret. He has horrible opinions out of spite, do not give him the recognition he demands.

@quick schweezy don't bite. That's the secret. He has horrible opinions out of spite, do not give him the recognition he demands.

@Doza Ditore e Dijes It's not a matter of intelligence, it's a matter of experience, as Jeff said he got through the system multiple times, I also got through the system, and I didn't fell again for it, I don't consider that intelligence I consider that common sense, it's the classical: "fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me".

@AnonymousAnglo on both sides it's terrible and yeah the drug dealers are the problem.

@AnonymousAnglo on both sides it's terrible and yeah the drug dealers are the problem.

@Caroline Murray yes completely true we can live a healthy life or a unhealthy life and that is our personal choice. But when I’ve been diagnosed with cancer and I am dying from it, I can not decided to not have cancer in the same way I can decide not to have a drink. It’s extremely simple but you would rather do mental gymnastics blame everybody and everything else instead of looking at yourself. I am responsible for ME.

@JustAnother IrishMan actually many choices a person makes can cause them to get cancer. If you eat only processed foods because you’re too lazy to cook you have a high likelihood of getting cancer. If your choose to smoke cigarettes you have a high likelihood of getting cancer…. So yes getting cancer CAN be a choice. Not always, as there’s different types of cancer

While I do agree that heroin is destructive, addiction is first a symptom and over time ends up causing problems in and of itself.

While I do agree that heroin is destructive, addiction is first a symptom and over time ends up causing problems in and of itself.

@Sifu Hotman sorry bud but you’re responding to a one year old comment that’s hidden in between 185 responses, can’t recall what I said here.

@Sifu Hotman sorry bud but you’re responding to a one year old comment that’s hidden in between 185 responses, can’t recall what I said here.

@LCU Nash Despite his behavior and obvious addiction symptoms. He still has a clean grasp on his situation, despite the situation itself. If we look at all the other videos, there's a clear difference in intelligence between the others who got interrogated. He remains calm and trolls the interrogator. They even had to switch interrogators, which means the first one got stuck in a dead end, that doesn't happen very often.

Sure, he might be a heroin junkie but he's a smart one, perhaps not wise but sharp nonetheless.

@Funny is Subjective    but the low is horrible

@Funny is Subjective    but the low is horrible

@Bluebonez and you assume I'm not speaking from experience ? Take responsibility and grow up.

@Bluebonez and you assume I'm not speaking from experience ? Take responsibility and grow up.

@JustAnother IrishMan it really isn't, you're talking to someone with a family with BLOODLINE addiction.everyone on my father's side is addicted to drugs and alcohol so no it is not that easy. I saw the process myself growing up both intoxicated and the process of sobriety. It is not that easy and it will never be that easy because once you are addicted, shit is hard. You can why didn't you just drink, well his drinking problem happened after he drank it socially and not in a bad light but after war is where it fucked him over. So please do not say it is that easy when it really isn't. It's not easy for the addict and it is not easy for the people around them.

@Bluebonez tragically it is that simple.

@Bluebonez tragically it is that simple.

@JustAnother IrishMan it's sadly not that easy.

@JustAnother IrishMan it's sadly not that easy.

@dweep I get psychosis from halluconigens

@dweep I get psychosis from halluconigens

@sox man you skipped the best 2. Hallucinogens and bath salts are awesome

@sox man you skipped the best 2. Hallucinogens and bath salts are awesome

Intelligence and experience is very different. Some of the dumbest people I know can do things I'd never dream of because they've got experience under their belt.

Intelligence and experience is very different. Some of the dumbest people I know can do things I'd never dream of because they've got experience under their belt.

@Kingof Grim it wasn't. Stop being so sensitive.

@Kingof Grim it wasn't. Stop being so sensitive.

@dweep yea I did. I did pretty much every drug except a lot of hallucinogens and no bath salts.

@dweep yea I did. I did pretty much every drug except a lot of hallucinogens and no bath salts.

@AnonymousAnglo I… I hope this was the worst form of satire

@AnonymousAnglo I… I hope this was the worst form of satire

@AnonymousAnglo all of my dealers were addicts as well

@AnonymousAnglo all of my dealers were addicts as well

@AnonymousAnglo the best and easiest long-term solution to get rid of drug dealers is for people to stop buying drugs.

@AnonymousAnglo the best and easiest long-term solution to get rid of drug dealers is for people to stop buying drugs.

@Cakelinky most often, addicts start doing drugs to numb mental, psychological or physical anguish.  Many have been abused, used or had medical trauma and got addicted on prescription medication.  You don't have to be stupid to become addicted.  You just have to suffer greatly.  Alcohol is just as destructive and harmful but is legal and highly taxed.  Social drinking is flashed at us through commercials every few minutes.   I can't count the number of lives Alcohol has destroyed but can remember the few with heroin, meth or other street drugs have effected.  Alcoholics are generally treated with sympathy  while any other addict is treated with contempt.  There is definitely a lack of education out there.  And big brother can't tax street drugs, so they go after it.  It's a mess.

@Fr1endlyf1re finally someone says it. i'm tired of hearing how he's a good man and wholesome and smart and whatnot just a "victim of circumstances". it's not like that in the vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast majority of cases.

@Fr1endlyf1re finally someone says it. i'm tired of hearing how he's a good man and wholesome and smart and whatnot just a "victim of circumstances". it's not like that in the vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaast majority of cases.

@Jackie The family behind Purdue Pharma are evil incarnate.

@Jackie The family behind Purdue Pharma are evil incarnate.

@quick schweezy that dude is heartless. People forget there are addictions that are not illegal. Ehat makes it the same is it doesnt matter what the addiction is it's the same to the brain

@quick schweezy that dude is heartless. People forget there are addictions that are not illegal. Ehat makes it the same is it doesnt matter what the addiction is it's the same to the brain

Man so true. I believe he is a good person. He shows he can be trusted, by not talking to the police

Man so true. I believe he is a good person. He shows he can be trusted, by not talking to the police

@Taylor M you aren't too wise,I hope you know it.Actually very simple.

@Taylor M you aren't too wise,I hope you know it.Actually very simple.

@Doza Ditore e Dijes subbed 👍 looking forward to your future content

@Doza Ditore e Dijes subbed 👍 looking forward to your future content

@DontTripHoe I am not posting for now, amo kom me vazhdu ne te ardhmen, subscribe nese don me u njoftu kur kthena. Tani e spjegoj edhe pse e kom nderpre per qit kohe.

Thanks anyways!

@DontTripHoe I am not posting for now, amo kom me vazhdu ne te ardhmen, subscribe nese don me u njoftu kur kthena. Tani e spjegoj edhe pse e kom nderpre per qit kohe.

Thanks anyways!

@Doza Ditore e Dijes bravo qe e ke tejkalu, ti pash do video shum kanal informativ 👌keep it up even tho it seems like you don't post anymore

@Doza Ditore e Dijes bravo qe e ke tejkalu, ti pash do video shum kanal informativ 👌keep it up even tho it seems like you don't post anymore

@DontTripHoe jom kan, kqyrma channelin tem edhe munesh me u sqaru!

@DontTripHoe jom kan, kqyrma channelin tem edhe munesh me u sqaru!

@Doza Ditore e Dijes a je vet addict a qa?

@Doza Ditore e Dijes a je vet addict a qa?

@The Frigid Ghost of Eric The Actor It was your personal choice to do heroin.....that's what happens. Make better choices.

@The Frigid Ghost of Eric The Actor It was your personal choice to do heroin.....that's what happens. Make better choices.

You blame heroin? What got him I to that?

You blame heroin? What got him I to that?

Its a perfect example of poor decision making.

Its a perfect example of poor decision making.

Ching Chong what are you on about? why is your username a racist micro aggression?

Ching Chong what are you on about? why is your username a racist micro aggression?

o0oAla Blaho0o - True. Wasn’t exclusively black props. But it was mostly us. That’s how it works

o0oAla Blaho0o - True. Wasn’t exclusively black props. But it was mostly us. That’s how it works

@S.C. Gordon I had very little money, I worked my ass off fore the little i had instead of resorting to crime like a degenerate.

@S.C. Gordon I had very little money, I worked my ass off fore the little i had instead of resorting to crime like a degenerate.

@Molly Cote In addition to alcohol withdrawal, withdrawal from benzodiazepines (valium, klonopin, xanax) methadone, and buprenophine (in Suboxone) can be fatal, as well

@Molly Cote In addition to alcohol withdrawal, withdrawal from benzodiazepines (valium, klonopin, xanax) methadone, and buprenophine (in Suboxone) can be fatal, as well

@sox Whether ur drug use lead to other crime proves absolutely nothing. Except that u were blessed w/ other access to essential resources, and that despite ur experiences, u don't have much perspective.

@sox Whether ur drug use lead to other crime proves absolutely nothing. Except that u were blessed w/ other access to essential resources, and that despite ur experiences, u don't have much perspective.

Maybe not intelligent but definitely street smart. Jeff is cool but people in the comments are idolising him a bit much imo.

Maybe not intelligent but definitely street smart. Jeff is cool but people in the comments are idolising him a bit much imo.

Intelligent people are more likely to become addicts. Ignorance is bliss that doesn’t need drugs

Intelligent people are more likely to become addicts. Ignorance is bliss that doesn’t need drugs

The core of the problem is emotional intelligence.  This is why many Americans choose a vice - drugs, food, alcohol to cope.  Teach a generation emotional intelligence and the world will change.

The core of the problem is emotional intelligence.  This is why many Americans choose a vice - drugs, food, alcohol to cope.  Teach a generation emotional intelligence and the world will change.

Heroin is the best friggin' anti-depression medication ... course taken in moderation. xD  Thank God for kratom!

Heroin is the best friggin' anti-depression medication ... course taken in moderation. xD  Thank God for kratom!

It's an example of the criminal ways of the police!

It's an example of the criminal ways of the police!

Taylor M Poverty is the root issue here, not drugs. We tried that with alcohol. It was called prohibition. It didn’t go well. There’s this weird thing that happens when people’s basic needs are met. They don’t turn to drugs, they commit less crime, and they live happier and more fulfilled lives. I know. Surprising.

Fr1endlyf1re But they’re in that situation because of poverty, no? Isn’t the point that they don’t have the chance to be better, or at least that the chances they have and the frequency of said chances aren’t the same as those with more means, who have had their needs filled for generations? I think we make our own villains, and while it’s easy to blame them, it’s less easy to look in the fucking mirror.

braydenwis or the destructiveness of poverty, the physical disease of addiction, and the stigma inherent therein.

braydenwis or the destructiveness of poverty, the physical disease of addiction, and the stigma inherent therein.

@mc thuggin Than you are lost- maybe you have the luck to convince your doctor. But this is dangerous for him . The doc is only allowed to give small amounts of this pills.

@mc thuggin Than you are lost- maybe you have the luck to convince your doctor. But this is dangerous for him . The doc is only allowed to give small amounts of this pills.

@Lobotomytogo what if its more, pills like roxys or percocets

@Lobotomytogo what if its more, pills like roxys or percocets

@mc thuggin - not funny, your „ Heil „ ! .
Yes, if you are addicted to heroin you can participate in a Program for legal injections or by substitution of methadon or Polamidon.
But it isn’t that easy to get the allowance for the injection program..and you have to visit the doc 1-3 times a day - the morphin isn’t a take a way thing .
You have to proof , how many other ways you tried to recover. It’s the last way .......

@Lobotomytogo wait wait wait. So, if im an addict in Germany, the country will give me a script for said addiction? ( opiates) <br> I mean no offence or any kind of dishonor when i say this, but im going to move to Germany, Heil the deustchland! What do i need to know to become a citizen for the test Brother :)

@Lobotomytogo wait wait wait. So, if im an addict in Germany, the country will give me a script for said addiction? ( opiates)
 I mean no offence or any kind of dishonor when i say this, but im going to move to Germany, Heil the deustchland! What do i need to know to become a citizen for the test Brother :)

Sheepdog Wrangler you don’t know his situation. He clearly was going through some stuff, and this could have likely used drugs to get away from that. Not excusing it, but addiction is a disease. It does no good to call them stupid.

Sheepdog Wrangler you don’t know his situation. He clearly was going through some stuff, and this could have likely used drugs to get away from that. Not excusing it, but addiction is a disease. It does no good to call them stupid.

@AnonymousAnglo the war on drugs is bullshit, it is a war that never  ends and just generates revenue. Executions for selling drugs? Why not start with big pharma and our own government? Ask why soldiers were protecting poppy fields in Afghanistan (opium/heroin/prescription meds) the biggest drug dealer around is your own government.

Wouldn't be the first time. Trust me. Intelligence can be a burden sometimes. The mind won't stop.

Wouldn't be the first time. Trust me. Intelligence can be a burden sometimes. The mind won't stop.

@AnonymousAnglo Yes, fully agree - like George Carlin said - have to execute few of those big pharma and banker CEOs

@AnonymousAnglo Yes, fully agree - like George Carlin said - have to execute few of those big pharma and banker CEOs

@Robert Trebor It still is as medical Diamorphine.

@Robert Trebor It still is as medical Diamorphine.

not really.the only problem with heroin is that it's illegal.<br>other than that it's a pretty helpful drug (it was even once legal in England)

not really.the only problem with heroin is that it's illegal.
other than that it's a pretty helpful drug (it was even once legal in England)

He might have been on suboxone.. noone knows

He might have been on suboxone.. noone knows

@AnonymousAnglo Well we don't all turn into junkies do we. Life is incredibly hard on a lot of people, yet  most don't start pumping drugs in our veins.

@AnonymousAnglo Well we don't all turn into junkies do we. Life is incredibly hard on a lot of people, yet  most don't start pumping drugs in our veins.

@Simon Folkard because the people who run and control society have made it into a depressing shitfest. People need purpose in life.

@Simon Folkard because the people who run and control society have made it into a depressing shitfest. People need purpose in life.

Simon Folkard    There is some kind of psychological neurosis in our country that leads people to venerate losers and criminals while at the same time villainize  the successful, law abiding and responsible people of this world.

Simon Folkard    There is some kind of psychological neurosis in our country that leads people to venerate losers and criminals while at the same time villainize  the successful, law abiding and responsible people of this world.

If he is so intelligent, why did he take heroin in the first place??!

If he is so intelligent, why did he take heroin in the first place??!

Nobody made him take it and he chose to rob people at gunpoint.  That makes you a bad person.  Excuses are bullshit.

Nobody made him take it and he chose to rob people at gunpoint.  That makes you a bad person.  Excuses are bullshit.

@AnonymousAnglo so USA isn't Switzerland,  but I guess u are saying it's the phillipines? I'm confused.  Did it work in the Philippines?

@AnonymousAnglo so USA isn't Switzerland,  but I guess u are saying it's the phillipines? I'm confused.  Did it work in the Philippines?

@AnonymousAnglo what about them? You keep mentioning San Fran and Portland like they have adopted a legit decriminalization and network of help. They haven't. Plus, what about those 2 cities? The homeless problem is pretty bad, but they are both pretty great place with a close to normal level of addiction than anywhere else.  Switzerland completely improved a very bad opiate problem by offering addicts a safe amount of the drug and a clean place to use it paid for my the healthcare system.  It works incredibly well.  You keep bringing up these points like the war on drugs has ever even remotely worked anywhere, and ignore the examples that have had a hugely positive effect on the issue.<br>It doesn't create more addicts, would you start doing heroin tomorrow if it were legal? That's how most people feel, because the negative effects are widely known.

@AnonymousAnglo what about them? You keep mentioning San Fran and Portland like they have adopted a legit decriminalization and network of help. They haven't. Plus, what about those 2 cities? The homeless problem is pretty bad, but they are both pretty great place with a close to normal level of addiction than anywhere else.  Switzerland completely improved a very bad opiate problem by offering addicts a safe amount of the drug and a clean place to use it paid for my the healthcare system.  It works incredibly well.  You keep bringing up these points like the war on drugs has ever even remotely worked anywhere, and ignore the examples that have had a hugely positive effect on the issue.
It doesn't create more addicts, would you start doing heroin tomorrow if it were legal? That's how most people feel, because the negative effects are widely known.

@79tazman no they really can't die from heroin withdrawal.  The only  drugs that can kill you from withdrawal is benzodiazepines (xanax, klonopin, valium)  or alchohol.  Heroin in withdrawal is actually really terrifying if u are about to be in it, or when you are, cause its takes 4 or 5 days of feeling as shitty as you ever have in your life, but can't kill you.  I almost guarantee you if they got him some methadone and dangled it as a reward for talking, he would have.

Fr1endlyf1re Well yes but even Heroin addicts think tweakers are scum of the earth, which really says a lot.

Fr1endlyf1re Well yes but even Heroin addicts think tweakers are scum of the earth, which really says a lot.

@pinkpugginz nope, doesn't work. Look at san Francisco, portland, hell all of California.

@pinkpugginz nope, doesn't work. Look at san Francisco, portland, hell all of California.

@AnonymousAnglo how about government funded rehab centers and low income housing/homeless shelters/clean free needle exchanges/better access to resources

@AnonymousAnglo how about government funded rehab centers and low income housing/homeless shelters/clean free needle exchanges/better access to resources

@AnonymousAnglo bad idea... What we need is if we find someone addicted... We need not arrest them... We should force them into rehab, and allow them to save themselves... Cause it's clear that something in society has failed them... As that is how every drug addict ends up on drugs in the first place... As an escape

I mean let's not execute people in the streets I was a heroin addict and sold to support my habit but I just actually spoke to my old dealer he now has 5 kids and a quit the lifestyle seeking a relationship with God.

I mean let's not execute people in the streets I was a heroin addict and sold to support my habit but I just actually spoke to my old dealer he now has 5 kids and a quit the lifestyle seeking a relationship with God.

@Zeke Hester actually, it would, but ketamine and vitamins in any pysch ward would do the trick. Doing nothing is the worst thing you can do in a drug epidemic.

@Zeke Hester actually, it would, but ketamine and vitamins in any pysch ward would do the trick. Doing nothing is the worst thing you can do in a drug epidemic.

@Ching Chong George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton ran one of the biggest Cocaine cartels in the
U.S.....made Pablo Escobar look like a boy scout.  Barry Seal, Mena Arkansas.....Search....Goggle
may have buried, but tons of evidence, testimony and books on this.  Boys on the Tracks murdered
in Mena Arkansas when they witnessed a drug drop by plane.

@Funny is Subjective the high really isn't as great as you often hear, at some point the addiction is as much about the process of procuring it, preparing it for use, and using the the actual high.  As a for instance, I was never into IV use, I preferred to snort it.  I've been offered shit in a spoon ready to be sucked up through that cotton and said no before, conversely, I've seen people sick as a dog who had real trouble finding a vein, so I'd snort mine and feel better in 2 minutes, while they sat there literally  for 1, sometimes 2 hours searching for good vein. But the process of setting up their work and finding a vein is as much if not more of the addiction than the actual high (I mean it is pretty great, but not ruin my life great) somehow all that combined together adds up to give u one of the worst addictions the world has ever known.

@Sputnik he wasn't arrested for drugs, ya maddie! Armed robbery should be given counselling not with the other animals?? Ahahah! I'm no fan of police or drug laws  but c'mon, your bias is absurd.

@Sputnik he wasn't arrested for drugs, ya maddie! Armed robbery should be given counselling not with the other animals?? Ahahah! I'm no fan of police or drug laws  but c'mon, your bias is absurd.

@Taylor M You don't think very hard do you?

@Taylor M You don't think very hard do you?

@Bill Myers Thats not true, my brother started self medicating because he wasn't getting the treatment he needed for schizophrenia, he was real bad. He's now doing much better. We fought for him, I looked after him and didn't let him out. We used vallium and he didn't get out without me. I fed him healthy meals, started going to the gym, acted as his therapist. <br>They can be helped but there is no money in truly helping a heroin addict.

@Bill Myers Thats not true, my brother started self medicating because he wasn't getting the treatment he needed for schizophrenia, he was real bad. He's now doing much better. We fought for him, I looked after him and didn't let him out. We used vallium and he didn't get out without me. I fed him healthy meals, started going to the gym, acted as his therapist.
They can be helped but there is no money in truly helping a heroin addict.

@jjfghj pnwf Good points. What happened in Switzerland.

@jjfghj pnwf Good points. What happened in Switzerland.

Fr1endlyf1re I’m not judging them or you. I don’t believe anyone is inherently good or bad so I don’t think there are two separate kinds of people that do drugs. I think everyone deserves a legitimate chance to get help no matter how “bad” we think they are(mostly because money is just the best opportunity to find help and some people happen to be born with unfathomable amounts no matter how good or bad they are). And i won’t be shamed out of being a compassionate person even if I am wasting my time on  people on the internet who seem to be dead set against compassion. It’s cool that you had the ability to help yourself out of a drug addiction but much like rolling your Rs and having a photographic memory, not everyone can do it and some things just can’t be taught. Like apparently I can’t teach you that people shouldn’t be shoved in a box just because we perceive them as bad.

@jjfghj pnwf you are smart my friend. You know about Switzerland in the 90s with their opiate program.

@jjfghj pnwf you are smart my friend. You know about Switzerland in the 90s with their opiate program.

@Ma Rk Even if fentanyl was controled, by that i mean quality, quantity and dosage, it wouldnt kill as much people. People die bcs purity on the streets varies from batch to batch. Fentanyl is much more potent then heroin so people doesnt take proper dosage bcs they dont know. Sometimes you get 3 times stronger product on the street then what you expect, then boom, overdose. Also they lace heroin with fentanyl which kills a lot of people as well.<br>Most overdoses come from uncontroled puritiy of the product or mixing drugs like heroin with other sedatives like alcohol.

@Ma Rk Even if fentanyl was controled, by that i mean quality, quantity and dosage, it wouldnt kill as much people. People die bcs purity on the streets varies from batch to batch. Fentanyl is much more potent then heroin so people doesnt take proper dosage bcs they dont know. Sometimes you get 3 times stronger product on the street then what you expect, then boom, overdose. Also they lace heroin with fentanyl which kills a lot of people as well.
Most overdoses come from uncontroled puritiy of the product or mixing drugs like heroin with other sedatives like alcohol.

@Taylor M 75-80% of drug users do not have problems and are not disfunctional. Why should we restrict use only bcs of 20% irresponsible users?
When illegal you double the problem bcs now 20% that are disfuctional and have health problems also have LAW PROBLEMS.
And 75-80% that doesnt have a big drug problems also have LAW problems.
Making drugs legal would control purityy quality and quantity of the drugs. Which means, less people would overdose and actually die. Which means that legalizing is precisely responisble thing to do. Also there would be less crime, black market and drug cartels. By criminalizing we make cartels stronger. To say that heroin addict can give up whole familiy is not really a good argument bcs any addict can. But not many of them do. If you give legal access to drugs, people would cause less problems to their families and society which is percisely what Switzerland  proved.
If some activity is dangerous, that doesnt mean it should be illegal. Dr. David Nutt made a perfect point by compering ecstasy to horse riding. By detaild analysis and research he proved that horse riding is more dangerouse then ecstasy. But if its  dangerous that doesnt mean it should be illegal. Just look how many legal dangerous activities exist.
Just look up Switzerland, they enabled a clean drugs to people, and it works!!
Also, drug dealers dont check IDs. Some countries that legalized cannabis (Colorado), showed that usage among underaged kids has decreased. Which is huge, bcs marijuana can have a big impact on underdeveloped brain, underaged brain.

@Molly Cote Heroin is a little baby in comparison to methadone when it comes to withdrawal and unfortunately I talk from experience.

@Molly Cote Heroin is a little baby in comparison to methadone when it comes to withdrawal and unfortunately I talk from experience.

@Taylor M You're missing the point, drugs should be decriminalised to stop putting people who are sick in prison. Drug use doesn't suddenly become more popular when it's legal, it becomes safer and if you look at Portugal, it goes down. You're never going to stop people from getting high so the least we could do is try and help.

79tazman alcohol is the only drug you can die from when you are in withdrawal. Heroin is extremely painful to go through but they can’t die, even though they probably wish they could!

79tazman alcohol is the only drug you can die from when you are in withdrawal. Heroin is extremely painful to go through but they can’t die, even though they probably wish they could!

@Dante Good I appreciate that you're taking the time to engage with people who are clearly wrong, but unless conversion occurs it's pointless. The internet will forever be a no-man's-land for smooth brains with illusory superiority to spew shit takes, including me. Fuck... I just realized that I'm a doomer.

@Dante Good I appreciate that you're taking the time to engage with people who are clearly wrong, but unless conversion occurs it's pointless. The internet will forever be a no-man's-land for smooth brains with illusory superiority to spew shit takes, including me. Fuck... I just realized that I'm a doomer.

@Alexandria 279BC Weed doesn't make people lazy, weed makes lazy people lazier. Vast majority of those I went to grad school with smoked weed to reduce stress, and none of whom are what you call degenerates...<br> Chronic stress is highly linked to a plethora of medical problems, with heart health being the most proximate danger - it's arguably healthier to smoke to destress than to have a glass of wine. Sure everyone's heard the "one glass of wine per day is good for your heart" idiom; one joint per week is probably just as good for your heart, worse for your lungs, better for your liver. Weed is innocuous enough to be as legal as alcohol and tobacco.

@Alexandria 279BC Weed doesn't make people lazy, weed makes lazy people lazier. Vast majority of those I went to grad school with smoked weed to reduce stress, and none of whom are what you call degenerates...
 Chronic stress is highly linked to a plethora of medical problems, with heart health being the most proximate danger - it's arguably healthier to smoke to destress than to have a glass of wine. Sure everyone's heard the "one glass of wine per day is good for your heart" idiom; one joint per week is probably just as good for your heart, worse for your lungs, better for your liver. Weed is innocuous enough to be as legal as alcohol and tobacco.

@sox I think you have to be prone to that type of behavior beforehand. I am also a former drug user and never had the compulsion to steal or sell myself for drugs. Maybe I am just lucky? But I don't think that's all... I agree 100% with you.

@sox I think you have to be prone to that type of behavior beforehand. I am also a former drug user and never had the compulsion to steal or sell myself for drugs. Maybe I am just lucky? But I don't think that's all... I agree 100% with you.

Lol what. Not an ounce of what he said sounded “intelligent”. He’s just used to the system and responds accordingly.

Lol what. Not an ounce of what he said sounded “intelligent”. He’s just used to the system and responds accordingly.

@Dante Good my dad and step father, who are white, were not treated any better during the crack epidemic. There was no understanding or compassion at all. They both were in and out of jail. In fact, my stepdad was murdered and little to no investigation was ever done and his case is still unsolved... He was buying crack when he was robbed and killed. They (cops) were also very terrible to my pregnant mother when they did the death notification... And she is white as well. But I do think that the way they handled drug users was terrible and the charges were too stiff for the crimes committed. Even severe sentences for dealers who, with time and treatment, could also live successful lives. I just wanted you to know that it wasn't only blacks as my family and other families I know suffered greatly at that time too.

AnonymousAnglo legalise & supervising in some way will hugely reduce the problems & costs around drugs.
Portugal for one, has massively reduced its problems with drastic drug law changes.

You think the billions on the war on drugs is working ?? 😂😂

AnonymousAnglo legalise & supervising in some way will hugely reduce the problems & costs around drugs.
Portugal for one, has massively reduced its problems with drastic drug law changes.

You think the billions on the war on drugs is working ?? 😂😂

@Taylor M I don't know enough about this guy to know if he is intelligent or not but I think you all are misinterpreting smarts for experience. <br>This is a man who knows not to talk thru experience.

@Taylor M I don't know enough about this guy to know if he is intelligent or not but I think you all are misinterpreting smarts for experience.
This is a man who knows not to talk thru experience.

Eternal420 - Read up on crack laws and then get back to me. 1 gram of crack was penalized the same as 100 grams of coke. And crack possession was met with extremely harsh mandatory minimums specific to only that drug. Stop being ignorant

Eternal420 - Read up on crack laws and then get back to me. 1 gram of crack was penalized the same as 100 grams of coke. And crack possession was met with extremely harsh mandatory minimums specific to only that drug. Stop being ignorant

That shit is powerful! It took moving to new city away from my friends and family to kick it for me but I still have cravings and I still have few friends who might end up dead or in jail. It's a horrible idea start getting high off opioids, it never leads anywhere good.

That shit is powerful! It took moving to new city away from my friends and family to kick it for me but I still have cravings and I still have few friends who might end up dead or in jail. It's a horrible idea start getting high off opioids, it never leads anywhere good.

@sox the only reason you never robbed anyone is probably because you could afford your drugs. And you did rob someone.....yourself.

@sox the only reason you never robbed anyone is probably because you could afford your drugs. And you did rob someone.....yourself.

Sara Stewart - Yeah. Nice sentiment. But they didn’t get it

Sara Stewart - Yeah. Nice sentiment. But they didn’t get it

@Taylor M weed is absolutely a drug that can wreck people's lives. Most people can use it without it getting to that point (like most people use alcohol without wrecking their life) People that pretend weed is literally harmless are deluding themselves.

@Taylor M weed is absolutely a drug that can wreck people's lives. Most people can use it without it getting to that point (like most people use alcohol without wrecking their life) People that pretend weed is literally harmless are deluding themselves.

AnonymousAnglo It’s not the dealers who are at fault. It’s much bigger than that, a systematic issue with America. You should do some research on the Reagan presidency.

AnonymousAnglo It’s not the dealers who are at fault. It’s much bigger than that, a systematic issue with America. You should do some research on the Reagan presidency.

@sox intelligent people can and do commit crimes. Some of them get away with it. What you are referring to is wisdom, not intelligence. Intelligence can help you figure out the best way to rob a house without getting caught. Wisdom helps you to see that the risk isnt worth it, or it is morally wrong, etc.

@sox intelligent people can and do commit crimes. Some of them get away with it. What you are referring to is wisdom, not intelligence. Intelligence can help you figure out the best way to rob a house without getting caught. Wisdom helps you to see that the risk isnt worth it, or it is morally wrong, etc.

The other hard part is having a friend you party a little bit with then all of a sudden the real shit comes to the party and then you dip out. Then every time you come around its escalated and escalated and all that's left is them screaming and you and everybody else and only hitting you up for money. And you give some. And you pay a light bill, and a water bill, and some rent. And you know you're not even helping and might even be just prolonging it. And you worry about them. And you're powerless yourself and still have to try and get on and live your life even though you owe some of your best times to them

It sucks heroin is the worst and the withdraw is nasty. people can die from heroin withdrawal that's how bad it is.

It sucks heroin is the worst and the withdraw is nasty. people can die from heroin withdrawal that's how bad it is.

Oh yeah? Like alcohol NEVER destroy and kill more than all drugs combined!

Oh yeah? Like alcohol NEVER destroy and kill more than all drugs combined!

@Zeke Walker I helped me. I took care of other people kids when they wouldn't. I was just as deep as they were, but still knew better. Drugs didn't make my parents abandon me, nor did they make the person give my dad a hot shot and kill him. Get off your high horse and stop judging me when you know nothing about me. I at least knew these people, not you. The word addiction can't be a blanket excuse for bad behavior. There are good and bad people on drugs. Don't lump them all together so you can feel compassionate online.

Sputnik - watch Johann Hari on the Joe Rogan podcast. He's very fascinating and eloquent to listen to putting the same view across

Sputnik - watch Johann Hari on the Joe Rogan podcast. He's very fascinating and eloquent to listen to putting the same view across

@Snaggle Toothed  This isnt Switzerland. This is the united states of America.

@Snaggle Toothed  This isnt Switzerland. This is the united states of America.

@sox Same. There are people who do drugs but still have self respect. Then there are others who don't care about anything. When you've been there, you know people are still individuals. The word Addiction has become a convenient excuse for people to think they're showing empathy and acceptance. Truth is, all druggies/addicts aren't the same and not all deserve compassion. Not all even want it. This guy didn't seem special to me.

I guess this section's veering off, but this is why America needs to expand access to medication-assisted therapies like Methadone (what he asked for in the vid) and Suboxone. Even after the opioid crisis, facilitated by Big Pharma, was declared a national emergency, little has been done to expand access and lower affordability. If government-funded therapies were available for "Jeff," it's very possible that he would not be robbing and stuck in the addiction cycle. It also means the US wouldn't be on the hook for the tens of thousands of dollars that have been spent institutionalizing this man.<br>The War on Drugs was one of the biggest failures in American history, yet it's still going on today. I believe this is one of the few issues where people on the far right and the far left typically agree.

I guess this section's veering off, but this is why America needs to expand access to medication-assisted therapies like Methadone (what he asked for in the vid) and Suboxone. Even after the opioid crisis, facilitated by Big Pharma, was declared a national emergency, little has been done to expand access and lower affordability. If government-funded therapies were available for "Jeff," it's very possible that he would not be robbing and stuck in the addiction cycle. It also means the US wouldn't be on the hook for the tens of thousands of dollars that have been spent institutionalizing this man.
The War on Drugs was one of the biggest failures in American history, yet it's still going on today. I believe this is one of the few issues where people on the far right and the far left typically agree.

@Pub x Stompa Replace "amazing" with "addicting" and you'll be on your way to understanding physiological dependency.

@Pub x Stompa Replace "amazing" with "addicting" and you'll be on your way to understanding physiological dependency.

braydenwis this has nothing to do with intelligence. God knows how many times this guy got arrested, he just don’t want to talk to detectives anymore. Give him some heroin he will start talking immediately. Like they brought him back to investigations room just for a can of coke

braydenwis this has nothing to do with intelligence. God knows how many times this guy got arrested, he just don’t want to talk to detectives anymore. Give him some heroin he will start talking immediately. Like they brought him back to investigations room just for a can of coke

@sox We don't have any evidence he did that either.

@sox We don't have any evidence he did that either.

@Dante Good They also deserved the same compassion. Everyone in prison on trumped up drug charges should be released now.

@Dante Good They also deserved the same compassion. Everyone in prison on trumped up drug charges should be released now.

@Ma Rk I'm looking at San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. That's all the evidence I need to approve the state publicly executing drug dealers.

@Ma Rk I'm looking at San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. That's all the evidence I need to approve the state publicly executing drug dealers.

I know, it's crazy how the addiction just went out and got some heroin and stuck it in his arm and said ha I've got you now. Dam that disease. You know,I cant wake up tomorrow and choose not have cancer, but I can wake up and choose not to put junk in my veins.

I know, it's crazy how the addiction just went out and got some heroin and stuck it in his arm and said ha I've got you now. Dam that disease. You know,I cant wake up tomorrow and choose not have cancer, but I can wake up and choose not to put junk in my veins.

@Ching Chong I sincerely doubt anyone has ever called you an intellectual, or arrested you merely for being a racist bigot, but good job playing the eternal victim card.

@Ching Chong I sincerely doubt anyone has ever called you an intellectual, or arrested you merely for being a racist bigot, but good job playing the eternal victim card.

AnonymousAnglo Cute that you think drug dealers are responsible for opiate addiction in america lmao.

AnonymousAnglo Cute that you think drug dealers are responsible for opiate addiction in america lmao.

@0verclock Higher oh how wrong you are. Do you have any idea about the numerous geniuses that have used drugs?

@0verclock Higher oh how wrong you are. Do you have any idea about the numerous geniuses that have used drugs?

Yeah I know one of those. It really sucks especially when it’s all over with a bad ending

Yeah I know one of those. It really sucks especially when it’s all over with a bad ending

@Taylor M Thats not reason for them to stay illegal, bcs when they are illegal, they come from questionable sorces which can make them more dangerous. People should have access to clean drugs so they can funtcion normally, alcohol can do this to someone intelligent just like heroin can. Legal means, control of quality, quantity, purity and dosage, which make people more safe. And education of course.

@Zeke Hester i guess the focus is not on 'doing drugs' here.. there is a big difference between doing drugs and robbing a person/a store or whatever to do drugs

@Zeke Hester i guess the focus is not on 'doing drugs' here.. there is a big difference between doing drugs and robbing a person/a store or whatever to do drugs

My 'like' ruined the perfect 666 likes 🤣🤣

My 'like' ruined the perfect 666 likes 🤣🤣

@Zeke Hester :) I love what you are saying.... but putting them into cages is NOT to fix them. its to punish them... :(    (and generally come out worse, unless they have some SERIOUS willpower)

@Zeke Hester :) I love what you are saying.... but putting them into cages is NOT to fix them. its to punish them... :(    (and generally come out worse, unless they have some SERIOUS willpower)

@Doza Ditore e Dijes couldnt have said it better myself. thankyou

@Doza Ditore e Dijes couldnt have said it better myself. thankyou

Dexy Nash what do you mean . Is there a prescription for liquid heroine possible in us? I am from Germany and some  addicts can legally use this by doctors. It  is like methadon treatment.<br>And it’s good for the People to stay out of trouble!  Maybe  i misunderstood you?

Dexy Nash what do you mean . Is there a prescription for liquid heroine possible in us? I am from Germany and some  addicts can legally use this by doctors. It  is like methadon treatment.
And it’s good for the People to stay out of trouble!  Maybe  i misunderstood you?

Its incredibly upstting that he will be criminalized for what is actually a health problem. You can't just decide to stop doing heroin and get better. Like why do we put human beings in cages? it will not cure him.

Its incredibly upstting that he will be criminalized for what is actually a health problem. You can't just decide to stop doing heroin and get better. Like why do we put human beings in cages? it will not cure him.

It DOES take intelligence to be able to do an illegal substance such as heroin for a decade and not get caught

It DOES take intelligence to be able to do an illegal substance such as heroin for a decade and not get caught

@Pub x Stompa You sold me. I'm going to try it and float into the stratosphere.

@Pub x Stompa You sold me. I'm going to try it and float into the stratosphere.

It's also an example how fucked and awful the drug war is.

It's also an example how fucked and awful the drug war is.

@Fr1endlyf1re Drugs cause people to do terrible things to sustain their addiction. You're definitely not wrong but that is something to keep in mind

@Fr1endlyf1re Drugs cause people to do terrible things to sustain their addiction. You're definitely not wrong but that is something to keep in mind

I mean, majority of heroin users dont have big problems with a drug itself. They have problems with a law and the society which makes them disfunctional. Drug war creates addiction. People with big life trauma and mental illness are one of those who usually get addicted to heroin, and bcs its illegal majority of users are poor street people with mental illness and trauma. Morphine is the same drug as heroin, same effect, identical substance. If it was so addictive then anyone who gets morphine in the hospital while injured, would become a junkie, but thats not the case. Heroin addicts need help, we should all look up to Switzerland that did a great job about it.

@Treefingers I know man, I have experienced it first hand. But we must push past the stigma and strive for something better.

@Treefingers I know man, I have experienced it first hand. But we must push past the stigma and strive for something better.

@Sputnik well said. Addiction to drugs like heroin is incredibly hard to overcome and a few small scale studies in Europe seem to show that if given reasonable access to their drug of choice great many opiate addicts will be able to lead at least somewhat normal life and definitely stay out of jail. The vast majority of junkies just want to be left alone and are not violent or necessarily criminals as society sees them.

@Sputnik Drugs should be illegal, as they can do THIS to someone intelligent... they absolutely should NOT be criminally punished on the same level as heinous crimes, unless one is a drug dealer.

@Sputnik Drugs should be illegal, as they can do THIS to someone intelligent... they absolutely should NOT be criminally punished on the same level as heinous crimes, unless one is a drug dealer.

@Doza Ditore e Dijes you just can't convince some people man. I've met so many scumbags that tell me I'm a morally corrupt, idiot, junkie low-life because I'm an addict.

The stigma is real, and incredibly harmful to our society.

@Doza Ditore e Dijes you just can't convince some people man. I've met so many scumbags that tell me I'm a morally corrupt, idiot, junkie low-life because I'm an addict.

The stigma is real, and incredibly harmful to our society.

I used to do a lot of drugs but I am clean now. They never caused me to do other crime though. Never robbed anyone or anything. That guy is not intelligent.

I used to do a lot of drugs but I am clean now. They never caused me to do other crime though. Never robbed anyone or anything. That guy is not intelligent.

@LCU Nash If you watch these videos of Jim, you know how difficult it is to pass an interrogation, he is intelligent for playing the officer instead of getting played by him. <br>And if you say he isn't intelligent just because he is an addict, than you should spend more time with addicts because you are far from their reality.

@LCU Nash If you watch these videos of Jim, you know how difficult it is to pass an interrogation, he is intelligent for playing the officer instead of getting played by him.
And if you say he isn't intelligent just because he is an addict, than you should spend more time with addicts because you are far from their reality.

Sputnik - I cringe when I read this, because I’m sure countless black folk would have loved to experience this kind of compassion and understanding during the crack epidemic. Instead all they got were insane prison sentences.

Sputnik - I cringe when I read this, because I’m sure countless black folk would have loved to experience this kind of compassion and understanding during the crack epidemic. Instead all they got were insane prison sentences.

I use to be on meth. Deep into it. I lived up in the hills where the whole community was on it. The vast majority were pieces of crap. They were losers before the meth, and straight up villains while on it. Its not always some poor person forgotten by society. Quite the opposite. They hate society they hate order. They wanted to do whatever they felt like. They'd steal from their best friends and cheat with their wives/gfs. Be careful with all the bleeding heart assumptions.

lol where tf are you getting the “very intelligent” part from?

lol where tf are you getting the “very intelligent” part from?

It’s also a perfect example of how amazing heroin is that if a man that’s this intelligent allows himself to “try” it and then goes back for more...and more...and more...etc.

It’s also a perfect example of how amazing heroin is that if a man that’s this intelligent allows himself to “try” it and then goes back for more...and more...and more...etc.

Public execution for drug dealers. Ruining society.

Public execution for drug dealers. Ruining society.


I feel so bad for him going thru withdrawals while getting grilled at the same time. I hope he got cashed out for this! He better have sued


Of all the JCS videos I have watched this guy is a genius compared to all the others.
-He refuses to talk to the cops, which will lead him to incriminate himself.
-He knows the cops are out to get him.
-He asked for a lawyer.
-He scores some Coca Cola while giving these cops nothing!
He teaches the lesson that all these videos have taught me. Guilty or not guilty, NEVER talk to the police. Ask for a lawyer. Refuse DNA swabs. Protect your rights!


Cop: "You have the right to remain silent, do you understand?"
Jeff: Remains Silent

Cop: "You have the right to remain silent, do you understand?"
Jeff: *Remains Silent*


I've never been in legal trouble, other than missing court date f9r a ticket, but it amazes me most people can talk their way into a conviction. Anyone who is arrested should do what this guy did. Stay silent. Especially if you're guilty.


It would be even funnier if narrator switched sides and started explaining how Jeff's tactics work on the interrogator

Lol some version of JCS for the criminal where you're taught how to win against the interrogaters

Yeah that would been amazing I was kinda rooting for him like get that man a lawyer hahahah

Lmaoooooo yes please , or make a second channel called Jimcanswim with only that content

It's funny because it's true😂🤣😂🤣 Jeff physiologically destroyed this investigator.

Eugene Bebs I'm wearing a Eugene Debs tee shirt right now. Yeah, I know, I'm a dweeb.

He wouldn't take long if addicted, the not so funny symptoms come soon and then , mommy

Donnie (guitar tech) god dang.  Calm down the hall monitor vibe 😁

There are many videos that does that lol

You need to know the narration yourself if your ever in Jeff's sitch

I hope everybody co-signs this comment so the narrator will do it in 2022!

Exactly... I would love to see/hear that

Pause video. Jeff response of "you look like a prick "is what's known in the psychological world  as a burn.

Jeff burnt the investigator and now he has to be on the psychological defensive for the rest of the interview.

Lmao Best comment I've seen on the channel


Holy shit watching him, I can feel it. Anyone that knows what it's like to come off dope, this is about the worst scenario you can be in. He is actually handling it quite well, definitely a strong willed sumbish.


The interrogator treating him like a child offering him a butter finger and trying to take his coke lmao. Good on Jeff they tried so hard to coerce him. Never talk to the cops ever even if you’re 100% innocent


Damn
I feel for this guy
Having been a heroin addict myself for almost a decade before I got clean in 2014, I know the absolute agony of going into withdrawal. Wether “he did that to himself” or not, you don’t end up addicted to hard drugs for no reason. There’s something that drove you to that substance. Usually trauma. I feel for this dude.


It's amazing to me how Christian Bale becomes Jeff in this he really emerses himself in his roles.


Moral of the story: the longer you don’t talk to the cops, the more free cokes and candy they will give you

Idk about the us but in Australia they give you Maccas

and when you are addicted to heroin you want you sugar, the more the merrier.

Better option then the white van with candy written over it

Also moral is if you are withdrawing from heroine then tease the cops with maybe I will talk. Then get the chocolate that helps with withdrawing 😁

Jeff's ain't no heroin addict, he's a "Coke" head! :D    6'3" 153 pounds, of which 150 are bones, 3 pounds flesh. lol

And it really makes em cranky! What a win/win! Guy is a frikkin folk hero! Love it! Lol

He should have requested the whole mcdonald's 😂

He should have requested the whole mcdonald's 😂

Come down to Florida and try asking for a coke...you get a week old bologna sandwich.

@s h a d ø w b a n n e d noticed how he opened his coke with his teeth as to not pop the top with his fingers. They probably most def grabbed that coke can out of the trash to check it tho.

If its in India,lucky if one gets water bottle. 😆

Thanks. I'm make sure that's what I'll do next time

Thanks for making me laugh, Toaster. Epic! :D

Thanks for making me laugh, Toaster. Epic! :D

@An Anthropomorphic Talking Gourd But, if you're innocent, what's there to fear?

If you can commit enough crimes to stay in the interrogation room, you'll never have to buy food.

No Coke PEPSI ??? pepsi
Pepsi !!! Pepsi.  Ok PEPSI PEPSI .
Pepsi PEPSI PEPSI.

Hopefully  candy with no Mickey <br>To make ppl talk

Hopefully  candy with no Mickey
To make ppl talk

@Emily Davis It was a trick. If you didn't eat the cake, they'd know you were feeling guilt about something. Or whatever that guy said in the Transformers movie.

@kelsie gebhardt In the US it is . In   Singapore the Coke machine will give you a free one for a hug.

In india they beat you until you confess.

In india they beat you until you confess.

@ASMR Music i super appreciate that link!! That's so cool. He is clean and sober. Made my day better

Sugar was the only thing available to ease his withdrawal

So the cops will give me free candy? 👁👄👁

So the cops will give me free candy? 👁👄👁

s h a d ø w b a n n e d with his record they already have that.

Trying to get something by giving a person candy...sounds kinda familiar...

done✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻....

done✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻....

Don't take candy from strangers take candy from cops.

After watching this I went and got one of those "share a coke with Jeff" cans. Way to go, Jeff.

Careful though, they can take your DNA that way.

Careful though, they can take your DNA that way.

In nyc you get mets tickets and gift cards

In nyc you get mets tickets and gift cards

@Emily Davis lmao 🤣 it's thought that said 2 slice of coke

They do that to get your DNA, don't accept

They do that to get your DNA, don't accept

A career criminal once told me .
Interrogation is a game
The only way to win the game is not to play.
The minute you believe you are smarter than them you already lost .
He said you start with multiple paths to freedom and every question you answer takes away a path as now you are locked in to a certain direction .

He was a smart man

Sugar and withdrawl go hand in hand (unfortunately) 🍫🥤🍪

@Emily Davis One time I was doing a scavenger hunt with my friends and we had to get a funny picture. We had the bright idea to go to the police station and ask for a mugshot. They actually took the picture for us😂 No cake though.

Just remember, they will steal your DNA.

Just remember, they will steal your DNA.

wham bham thank you for the coke... PUT me back in the cell

9:28 best way to ruin a detective's day.

9:28 best way to ruin a detective's day.

But what would he do for a Klondike bar!

But what would he do for a Klondike bar!

@Emily Davis lmao i might have to do it myself >:)

I once went to a police dept to interview a detective for an essay and some random officer came up to me and gave me 2 slices of cake

@world taekwondo it’s not theft if they gave it to him

instructions unclear i am now in jail and i am writing on a phone i snuck in. i just wanted coke and candy :(

Lol. Is that how I get a free coke these days

Lol. Is that how I get a free coke these days


These are always so interesting to watch/listen to while drawing :D  they're also really useful to get some real world examples of the things I'm learning about in uni. Thank you for making these!


I know that this really isn't something to laugh about but I couldn't help but smile while watching this he seems like a good guy and definitely a smart one too, favorite case yet


I like his bluntness speaking about how he got popped. I've gotten involved with cops a few times and pretty much every time you're just like "ayo why the hell is there 50 cops outside" and they start running you down.


Being interrogated while going through opiate withdrawals absolutely sucks. I was interrogated twice while dope sick. You can't get comfortable, but under interrogation it's like every second is a f'n hour long. Every emotion is amplified 100x, I feel like even just KNOWING an interrogation is forthcoming is agonizing. Same with jail or the police cells being cold as shit, you literally feel so cold yet sweating hot. I got busted in 2014 for a gun charge technicality and spilled my guts (Canada has laws that require you to trigger lock your firearms at all times unless being used, that's what I got arrested for) my 2nd interrogation  was because my addict roommate took my airsoft AK outside and got swatted for it. This time I got popped for "weapons possession" when the only literal weapons I owned were knives. Thank GOD I started watching interrogation stuff because they tried to make me cop to a prohibited weapon charge. This time I knew to STFU and it saved my ass. SAVED ME.

I’m sorry that happened to you. I’m glad you’ve learned ways to keep yourself safe when being questioned. Honestly I think that if someone is going through withdrawal anything they say shouldn’t be admissible because they aren’t in a state of mind to think of anything except how awful they feel, they should be talked to by a medical professional and given something to get them through their symptoms and then the interview could carry on. It’s a physical and mental health problem, I’m autistic but I have pregabalin prescribed and it gives you brutal withdrawal where you sweat, shake, feel faint, have an upset stomach, and can’t think straight or process what’s going on around you and if I was to be interviewed while going through that (obviously opiate withdrawal is far, far worse) I wouldn’t be able to understand what was being said to me and I don’t see how it’s ok to talk to somebody who isn’t in a state where they can understand and focus. Withdrawal puts you in that state, to me it should be seen as torture for the police to hold someone who is withdrawing and not get them any help and interrogate them. Even if they did commit a crime, letting them sit there suffering is just cruel and it shouldn’t be a tactic that is allowed to be used. In my opinion it is torture and if you’re not allowed to get a confession under duress, continuing to question someone who is going through withdrawal without getting them medical attention shouldn’t be allowed. You can’t make sane decisions when you’re suffering, you’re incapacitated.


Fed: “You have the right to remain silent”
Jeff: silent
Fed: “Jeff?!”

Fed: “You have the right to remain silent”
Jeff: *silent*
Fed: “Jeff?!”

@James Blackwood He asked for a Lawyer. They violated his rights and intentionally put him in withdrawal in an attempt to coerce a false confession. Even the blind can see Jeff didn’t do it. Lazy cops just tryna pin it on one of the familiar neighborhood addicts with absolutely no probable cause to even detain him. Total abuse of power.

And NO — you don’t have to verbally invoke the 5th, to invoke the goddamn 5th amendment. Asking for a lawyer and invoking the 5th are 2 different things. The moment Jeff asked for a lawyer, the cops were not legally allowed to continue questioning him without his lawyer present. Period. Hope these cops were reprimanded for 17M people watching them violate this man’s constitutional rights, and torturing him by forcing him into withdrawal to wear him down 5 hours AFTER he asked for a lawyer!

Thank you I'm blind I couldn't hear that

@James Blackwood No, you misunderstood. In the case where the detectives keep asking you questions and then you make a statement that is used against you, you must have asserted your right to silence in order for the statement you made to be ruled inadmissible.
If you simply remain silent, then you wont be making any statements that can be used against you and thus there will be no statements to rule inadmissible.
So no, you do not have to assert your right to remain silent as long as you are smart enough to actually remain silent. Like Jeff.

you are supposed to acknowledge the right first though, and essentially enact it, just an "I plead the fifth" would have saved Jeff so much time

WAIT 1 MINUTE IN THIS IS SO FUNNY LOL 😭😭😭😭😭

"Sentence this innocent man to prison with no evidence and you get a badge" - police department

😂😂😂 fr tho he was acting so confused like it wasn't just a joke to Jeff 😂

@Other Riley how he literally started talking😐

@Other Riley how can you abuse your rights? They are literally there to us to use?

@James Blackwood thanks for the info tho, maybe will look into it. Sounds kinda interesting

@James Blackwood why would they rule that and how could they possibly rule that. Like what’s the difference. And what would the consequences be. That’s odd. Wonder what the case was

@Christopher G the Supreme Court ruled that you have to state that you're exercising you're right to remain silent.  Once you say that you don't have to say anything else.   The police have to be informed of your decision, that remaining silent and not saying anything isn't enough.   <br>So if you're ever in this situation just tell them you're exercising your 5th amendment right to remain silent, and you would like your lawyer present for any other questions.

@Christopher G the Supreme Court ruled that you have to state that you're exercising you're right to remain silent.  Once you say that you don't have to say anything else.   The police have to be informed of your decision, that remaining silent and not saying anything isn't enough.
So if you're ever in this situation just tell them you're exercising your 5th amendment right to remain silent, and you would like your lawyer present for any other questions.

@James Blackwood yeah what does this mean, what did they rule exactly and would it be in my best interest to do what Jeff did and just not respond to whether I understand my rights? Why don’t more ppl do that. I think I’m going to just not even answer like him. Can only benefit me probably unless I was about to go into withdrawal like in jeffs case. That’s the one thing that really impressed me about how ready he was to dismiss the detective and say I don’t talk to the police several times. Personally I would be worried about withdrawal and want to get out if I didn’t do anything and I’d probably think it was in my best interest to talk to them and try to get out as soon as possible given the oncoming withdrawals

@James Blackwood that’s correct. If you watch Audit the Audit they explain more on that. <br>But yea you have to tell them you’re exercising that right.

@James Blackwood that’s correct. If you watch Audit the Audit they explain more on that.
But yea you have to tell them you’re exercising that right.

@Ren Well to be fair he has to accept that he understands the rights or else anything he says wont be able to be used. If they dont get a yes or a no then they cant go on with the interrogation

@Other Riley how ?? Have you EVER BEEN ARRESTED ?

Anytime a cop reads me my rights and says you are arrested....lawyer UP !

@Ren i always asked myself "what if you just don't talk?" and now I know

@James Blackwood good thing he kept saying he wanted to talk to a lawyer first then

@Other Riley lol! Underrated comment! Lolol

I thought he was gonna not agree to understanding his rights for the whole video💀

@James Blackwood in what way is it different?

The Supreme Court ruled just remaining silent with out acknowledging that you are exercising the right to isn't the same thing.

@Other Riley no they just are his rights and he recognised that


Jeff has been the main character of all our stories this entire time.


The way he says " along time" when asked about his addiction, I felt that.


It's weird that a guy can be as accurate as you usually are and still somehow believe that "selflessness" and "humanity" could be synonymous.


I always thought a cool game show would be for "participants" be interogated by pro senior investigaters. And the object is to either not confess to something you didn't do (to get out of jail because it sucks)  or to stick to your guns and not confess. But the kicker is you have to be believable enough for a jury (audience) to believe your innocent .

I haven't worked out all the details, but something along those lines.   I would watch that in a heartbeat and it would be fun to try and outsmart interrogators knowing that your not going to prison for life  if you fail to be believable enough.


Hold up. I'm confused. In his second interveiw attempt, he clearly uses his right to have a lawyer present .
Then 5 hours later, they pull him out for questioning again with no lawyer?
How does that work?


This dude is gold! He totally exposes the detectives false promises.  Also, i want a lawyer means now, but they ignore his rights, case should be dismissed straight out!!


A few of us know what a decade of heroin addiction feels like lol. On my long journey I similarly learned from previous mistakes in dealing with law enforcement how to better respond while incriminating myself as little as possible. The more interactions with police the more confident you become dealing with them. I know a bunch of Jeff’s to be fair, he kept his mouth shut because he knew they needed more evidence, for him to incriminate himself somehow, as he was only on a hold. Also any addict knows uncomfortable withdrawals are. I’ve been in a similar position, fortunately with the stakes not nearly as high as Jeff has them. Respect for handle your business, hope you found your way out of the cycle.


Well a few of us know what a decade of her induction feels like… lol. Similarly I learned from my mistakes in dealing with law enforcement how to better respond while incriminating myself as little as possible. The more interactions with police the more confident you become dealing with them. I know a bunch of Jeff’s to be fair, he kept his mouth shut because he knew they needed more evidence as he was only on a hold. Also any addict how uncomfortable withdrawals are. I’ve been in a similar position, fortunately with the stakes not nearly as high as Jeff


Imagine the narrator gets arrested, and during the interview, he looks at the camera and explains the questions, his responses, and his body language.

Like Peter Griffin when he spent 2 weeks narrating his own life. "I awoke in a daze several hours later"

“Here you can see i am using my hands to talk. I use my hands to express what i want to say. The caviat here is, im not. You are only seeing it in your head since this is only text•

<b>Hi, you’re probably wondering how I ended up here. Well, let me tell you…</b>

*Hi, you’re probably wondering how I ended up here. Well, let me tell you…*

Honestly I'd love this so much hahahaha. If he ever does get arrested i hope he does that so that it eventually circles back around and gets on his channel.

The police would likely be so confused at first lol.

"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer and what I have for you today is a pair of Smith & Wesson Police Issue Double Lock handcuffs as I'm being brought to the station for robbing my local bank. Now as you can see, relatively obscured by all the blood, there are several design flaws.

One is loose, so is two, three is binding..."

@sewichsjs “see here how the officer presses my face into the ground and grips my hands behind my back tightly? Using this information, I can conclude that the officer believes I have caused an offence and may be a danger to society. In order to make sure he knows that I do not consider myself a threat, I will comply without issue.”

@Oritsu "I was running for quite a long time, and got exhausted due to this taxing activity so I did the technique called, The Pause Technique."

My mind immediately went to “Malcolm in the Middle”

"I am currently running from the police. Judging by the way he is pulling a taser out of his pocket with an annoyed but not angry look on his face, I can conclude that he is utilizing the common police technique known as a tackle."


What “Jeff” does is what you are supposed to do. Innocent or not. You find yourself in an interrogation, get a lawyer immediately.


The minutes he said he wanted a lawyer,there was no reason to keep questioning him and not bringing him to his cell. So anything they got our of him is under duress.


an anti hero, in simple terms, is actually a character that does the right thing for the wrong reasons


Also here’s what I love about this. I think the cop actually respects this guy.


Detective: Do you understand the rights I've explained to ya?
Jeff: mumbles "no"
Detective: what?
Jeff: yeah

Detective: Do you understand the rights I've explained to ya?
Jeff: *mumbles "no"*
Detective: what?
Jeff: yeah

@Trident hf there's always people like you in these comment sections

What would a cop do if someone being interrogated asks them about the entire history of the Miranda rights and what every single word/phrase in every single right means?

Lmao it’s  almost like we watched the same exact video

@LibSmasher69 it's funny... not mastermind, just funny, lighten up.


it's amazing how the heroin addict is smarter than all the "normal" people that were interrogated on this channel


How can Jeff give his side of the story to an incident he claims no knowledge of? It’s the sad state of policing I general, let’s not investigate, let’s just hang this crime (plus anything else we can hang on him) and whilst he’s undergoing withdrawal he’ll crack and admit to anything. Btw - where’s that fucking lawyer got to? Presumably the police weren’t criticised or reprimanded for not getting the lawyer that was requested numerous times in this heavily edited video? No? Wow, what a shocker - police not held to account (is that a new thing? /s).<br>Nice to see the narrator going along as if there’s nothing wrong with the “justice system” in police state America, as clearly only the guilty go to gaol.

How can Jeff give his side of the story to an incident he claims no knowledge of? It’s the sad state of policing I general, let’s not investigate, let’s just hang this crime (plus anything else we can hang on him) and whilst he’s undergoing withdrawal he’ll crack and admit to anything. Btw - where’s that fucking lawyer got to? Presumably the police weren’t criticised or reprimanded for not getting the lawyer that was requested numerous times in this heavily edited video? No? Wow, what a shocker - police not held to account (is that a new thing? /s).
Nice to see the narrator going along as if there’s nothing wrong with the “justice system” in police state America, as clearly only the guilty go to gaol.


The man, the myth, the legend....Jeff....May God watch over you.


as if the whole "antihero" thing didn't give jeff a general appeal, i especially sympathize with him since he looks and talks just like my uncle. my dad was also addicted to heroin and meth, so i can't help but sympathize with him for that as well.


This guy may be severely crippled  by addiction but his natural intelligence shows

@Albert Forletta<br>Your showing your lack of intelligence by thinking that’s how intelligence works.

@Albert Forletta
Your showing your lack of intelligence by thinking that’s how intelligence works.

@Twizted socialism? lol how absolutely irrelevant

crippled by a system that failed to provide him with a lawyer the first time he asked

@Albert Forletta intelligence or lack there of isn't what drives a man to sedate themselves, when others break your mind relentlessly whether it is the outside society or prison system , eventually you'll become an addict of something

Yes, I agree. However, too bad he wasn’t intelligent enough to stay away from drugs.

Yeah his mental intelligence really showed he was getting shit tests this whole time but never gave in. If this guys was tortured to release a valuable information I bet he would not say shit.

@Leonardo Landi yes actually I have, my original comment i mentioned that I have worked in treatment. In the height of addiction no, but if these people are able to get sober they are incredibly bright and intelligent. And there have been studies done that show that people who are smarter tend to be more likely to get addicted to a substance or more willing to experiment

@Twizted what does this have to do with addiction at all? If you really wanna get down to the nitty gritty of politics. You could argue that capitalism fuels the war on drugs, and the private prison system that lobbies for harder punishments for non-violent offenders. Also people usually become addicts due to the pharmaceutical industry. Big pharma incentivizes doctors to purposefully prescribe highly addictive medication, and they do so by paying off medical students’ college loans that they can’t afford. None of this has to do with any idea of government intervention or socialism as all, quite the opposite. Ironically many European countries that seem much more “socialist” than America have a decriminalization approach to drugs. Which is proven to work much better against addiction than our “war on drugs”

@Twizted You are delusional. No, I will not elaborate.

@Bob Builder well you’re sure ain’t no Sigmund Freud, Janis Joplin, Hemmingway, or Benjamin Franklin. There’s actual studies that have been done that people with higher IQs are more likely to try drugs or do them more frequently than normal people.

@Garrett F they say he had experience with the law before,that might have helped him navigate the interaction.

@Garrett F than I must be an Einstein lol

There’s the general consensus that comes with substance abuse treatment (which I’ve worked in) is that typically people who become addicts are definitely some of the more intelligent people around. Think of all of the famous writers, poets, philosophers, artists who all had substance issues. The smartest people I know to this day were addicts.

I started physically smiling when he stayed silent after the guy asked "do you understand your rights"

Fucking charisma skill tree. Real life bard.

I was being satirical on the phrase "potential" that gets thrown around like confetti on social media.

@Bob Builder what potential? Become an NBA player? Not every tall person becomes an NBA player

@comp "oh the potential he had with all that height" <br>Well did you help him achieve this  "potential" you speak of lol

@comp "oh the potential he had with all that height"
Well did you help him achieve this  "potential" you speak of lol

Plus he 7"5 all that height went to nothing

My man was like Isaac newton when he was not drugged


remaining silent on the question of whether he understands his rights was a clever move


I have to say the interrogators are getting stepped down on their ego staircases and it’s kind of funny.


7:43 "Thanks for the coke" after that heated exchange just made me wheeze with laughter.🤣


Legend has it that Jeff is still in the interrogation room, remaining silent..


I love that the cop tries the whole "we have so much evidence just admit it already" and Jeff goes "like what?" and the cop just freezes like a deer in headlights.

Why are cops allowed to lie like that? Ridiculous

@Shinji🗿: "That's cause she swallowed it all" The inner schoolchild in me couldn't resist dropping that line, hehe

@Anders Gram its a trick they use watch their other video about "guulty until proven innocent" to get a more better description

Are cops allowed to do that? Studying law in denmark and the law here specifically states that cops can't trick the people they interrogate.

@Expendable Subhuman 10 out of 10. If they had any they wouldn't waste anytime with you. Period.

@brian pinion
 "i got evidence yo mama blows me"
"That's impossible"
"Exactly"

When they do have evidence theyre proud of it they lay it on the table right away

He’s trying, their goal is to get whoever it is to confess. They also see a bunch of guys who do try to lie.

had me on camera for crime i did not commit , go ahead ya may as well admit it we got ya , we got ya . but they was nice later dropped the charges .

If the cops really had any evidence then they would charge Jeff straight away without hours of desperate interviews

Yep, I'm pretty sure a cop is going to start listing shit way before Jeff asked him 'like what?' He'd fish for a bit I'm sure but after pulling him out of a cell a few times and getting cuked for cokes, he'd lay something on Jeff to try and jar him.

The interrogator gave a physical anxious tell as he leaned back. Its the kind of thing someone does when they nervously ask someone out. Given the context of the situation, if I saw the interrogator do that as he said "oh all kinds of evidence" I'd grin like an idiot and then not say a single word until my eventual, inevitable, release.

Anytime cops say they got loads of shit on you 8 times out of 10 they don't got shit.

@O.P. Driftwood hilarious comment.. but still probably true

I think Jeff has been in more interrogations than the cop 🥴


Mad respect i cant even handle a cigarette withdrawal without going crazy. I would definitely end up in prison in a situation like this and he mastered it like an absolute champ. Legend!


Interesting. Though you missed part of the definition. An antihero can be either a) a bad guy who is portrayed in a way that makes you root for them, or b) a hero that has less than admirable behavior, and questionable ethics. Deadpool would be a currently well known example of the latter.


Jeff knows what's at stake and it's tough for him to get through.. I experienced it a few times and it's horrible, being in a cold cell going through withdrawal and being interrogated.. Holly shit got chills down my spine just thinking about it !


I can't say if truly is innocent or guilty, but he really can talk his way through an interrogation room like it's nothing. This is the shortest video I've watched, and the way he plays it shows why. He's wrecklessly smooth