The legend continues - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTb9wGVamkUbf88OOmEGS0Q/
Jeff's Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Thelegendofjeff33
Jeff's Album - http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1534688401?ls=1&app=itunes

@Scotty Shannon terrifying to even imagine it

@Scotty Shannon terrifying to even imagine it

@ASKEW_HUMIDITY_20years_RADHATOR absolutely!!! i can’t believe such a common knowledge was not included in this piece

@ASKEW_HUMIDITY_20years_RADHATOR absolutely!!! i can’t believe such a common knowledge was not included in this piece

Ouch.. I wish the best for Jeff but that isn't an "album".

Ouch.. I wish the best for Jeff but that isn't an "album".

JEFF HAS A FUCKING ALBUM THIS IS THE GREATEST THING EVER

JEFF HAS A FUCKING ALBUM THIS IS THE GREATEST THING EVER

Never talk to the police without an attorney.  Jeff did the thing everyone should do, guilty or not.

Never talk to the police without an attorney.  Jeff did the thing everyone should do, guilty or not.

Wait what? Jeff has an album? I have watched this video like three times and just noticed this. Jeff is living up to the Anit-hero label.

Wait what? Jeff has an album? I have watched this video like three times and just noticed this. Jeff is living up to the Anit-hero label.

Oh duh anyways I lost all my contacts and was hoping I could drop me an email even a blank one  so I can contact u…..

Oh duh anyways I lost all my contacts and was hoping I could drop me an email even a blank one  so I can contact u…..

One he requests his attorney,  why does the questioning without one continue?

One he requests his attorney,  why does the questioning without one continue?

Hey, JCS. Did you edit out this video? Where was the clip where you explain when Jeff says " Long time, buddy." And " the gun that I was sitting on."

5:13
I can sorta relate ~ I’ve been on methadone for 13 years

5:13
I can sorta relate ~ I’ve been on methadone for 13 years

lol and he just uploaded three minutes ago. insane timing hahaha

lol and he just uploaded three minutes ago. insane timing hahaha

see i knew neither of those ridiculous stories was true. hes just out there bein jeff !

see i knew neither of those ridiculous stories was true. hes just out there bein jeff !

@louise Thank You For The Advice. I Will Take Your Word For It.

@louise Thank You For The Advice. I Will Take Your Word For It.

@Verify Truth Been A smackhead for twenty years. Believe me, don't try it. It is very nice and so easy to get into that you will probably regret it for a very long time.

@doja I mean basically 100% how else could you see this comment?

@doja I mean basically 100% how else could you see this comment?

Idk about all the psychological mumbo jumbo, but I like him because he has a great sense of humor. Hopefully he got clean and is getting things figured out.

7:43 "thanks for the coke"
😆😆😆😆😆 At least Jeff is nice

7:43 "thanks for the coke"
😆😆😆😆😆 At least Jeff is *nice*

@Uncle Chico that's not the real jeff bro

@Uncle Chico that's not the real jeff bro

Psychology has not explained anything but the opinion of the psychologist giving it

Psychology has not explained anything but the opinion of the psychologist giving it

I don’t feel bad for Jeff if you do the crime you do the time. The detective doesn’t seem to get it when reading the rights “you have the right to remain silent”

Bro for having so many subscribers u sure take ur time posting videos. About one video a month it looks like. Im not tryin to criticize but just say we would love more!!!!

@CHSD he might be cleaned but he’s not delivered from it. The desire will always be there that’s why a large percentage will always fail and go back into that pleasure of their choice. Jesus can save cleanse and deliver from any bondage and there will be no desire, “ I’m free at last free at last thank God I’m free at last”

Damn, hooked this 15 min of fame into an epic hustle. Glad to see he managed to get clean, many do not.

Damn, hooked this 15 min of fame into an epic hustle. Glad to see he managed to get clean, many do not.

Excellent editing on these videos. Haunting and eerie, hilarious and informative.

Excellent editing on these videos. Haunting and eerie, hilarious and informative.

@Fun With Minerals are you talking from experience?

@Fun With Minerals are you talking from experience?

@Robert OK, rob you have fun sitting in the corner playing with your dolls.

@Robert OK, rob you have fun sitting in the corner playing with your dolls.

@Robert Science is often very scary to those that do not understand it.

@Robert Science is often very scary to those that do not understand it.

@Robert Yikes.

Science > storytelling.

Goodbye.

@Robert Yikes.

Science > storytelling.

Goodbye.

@Fun With Minerals ya that’s what psychology does to you, dumb you down. At least you know one word

@Fun With Minerals ya that’s what psychology does to you, dumb you down. At least you know one word

Psychology is contrary to True Christianity, it teaches the opposite of what Gods word teaches Christianity the Holy Bible is Gods word and those who claim to be Christian but you embrace psychology you are not a True Born Again Believer, there is a Heaven there is a Hell all who rejects Jesus Christ will burn for eternity.

@I’mActually Not a furry You're the type of person to forgive a rapist and keep the baby.

@I’mActually Not a furry You're the type of person to forgive a rapist and keep the baby.

@Robert You clearly do not understand anything about psychology. If you DID, things might make more sense to you.

@Robert You clearly do not understand anything about psychology. If you DID, things might make more sense to you.

I am sympathetic for him cuz he’s not like you know a mass murderer or something like I wouldn’t feel scared of this person being out in public I just think he probably needs help for addiction to heroin obviously because drugs suck. And sometimes they make you do dumb things so yeah

PLZ PLZ PLZ MAKE MORE VIDEOS! ITS A CRIME TO MAKE US WAIT THIIIS LONG!! 😎😎😎

PLZ PLZ PLZ MAKE MORE VIDEOS! ITS A CRIME TO MAKE US WAIT THIIIS LONG!! 😎😎😎

@Gavriel Papas Thats why Pepsi is a better company

@Gavriel Papas Thats why Pepsi is a better company

@Amber Davis can you give me one hint to figure out what the numbers mean

@Amber Davis can you give me one hint to figure out what the numbers mean

By the way, why wouldn't it be known what happened to 'Jeff'? As there's an obligation to publish records, it would be known if he was charged.

By the way, why wouldn't it be known what happened to 'Jeff'? As there's an obligation to publish records, it would be known if he was charged.

Sorry JVS, but I think you do mankind and or senses a bit short of on this one. I don't need to hear him thanks for the coke to know he's got a glimmer of something human in him. I can simply great it in all his reactions, he simply is be being himself and is completely straight  whereas the cops are not.

@Michael Corcoran Thats why I retracted my first statement, or did not you not see that?

@Michael Corcoran Thats why I retracted my first statement, or did not you not see that?

@Howard Thomas He's not a criminal. He's a human being that has committed crimes.    More than that he was suffering from a substance abuse disorder the entire time.

Hey... Jim... where is the rest of this video? :D why did you remove portions of it?

Hey... Jim... where is the rest of this video? :D why did you remove portions of it?

A legend? this is so stupid, if you act like this you are 100% guilty proven lol. Those young guys that made the questions to him where very very bad and unexperienced.

seeing the words "jeff's album" upon clicking show more is a wonderful surprise

seeing the words "jeff's album" upon clicking show more is a wonderful surprise

Well thanks for interrupting  about Jeff, the host of this video loves to hear himself talk. It makes him feel smarter than all of us. Keep in mind people, Psychology is one of the worse things that’s happened in America. Psychology is anti-God it is anti-Christ it is anti-Holy Bible and all of its teachings is the opposite of what Gods word teaches. Example-Gods word teaches us to forgive those who has trespassed against us. Psychology teaches to remember what they’ve done to us. Gods word teaches that when we have done something wrong or sinful to ask for forgiveness, Psychology teaches if you done something wrong or sinful it’s not your fault but it’s the fault of a parent or family member. Who founded Psychology a man who was influenced by demonic spirits who stated that as he was thinking about his theory of reading the soul-mind that he could feel the evil in the room with him why? Because they was in the room with him. Yes Psychology is evil and it’s destroying Americans lives everyday. It does not have any answers to any problem.

Why does a criminal have a Patreon page?

Why does a criminal have a Patreon page?

My favourite edit of all time.  Regardless of whether or not he was guilty, I am glad he is living a better life now.

My favourite edit of all time.  Regardless of whether or not he was guilty, I am glad he is living a better life now.

JCS - JEFF'S COKE SUPPLY

*it's all getting together.."

JCS - JEFF'S COKE SUPPLY

*it's all getting together.."

@John Matthews <br>I guess it could be but the voice sounds a bit different to me. May be nothing.

@John Matthews
I guess it could be but the voice sounds a bit different to me. May be nothing.

Dont think that's the same guy. Similar looking but something seems off.

Dont think that's the same guy. Similar looking but something seems off.

Never talk to the police... especially if you are innocent.

Never talk to the police... especially if you are innocent.

Can you do one on the guy from Making a murderer

Can you do one on the guy from Making a murderer

Damn. Heroin addict for 14 years. Everyone I know who was addicted to opiates (and is still alive, including myself) is either is off of the heroin now or I'm sure they are incarcerated or dead. Most of those people (some of them my friends) are dead.

I don't condone crime but wasn't that  questioning supposed to end when he asked for a lawyer?

I don't condone crime but wasn't that  questioning supposed to end when he asked for a lawyer?

Question. How long after one asks for a lawyer does it take to get one? And do the police have the right to interrogate after detained person asks for lawyer or do they just hope he gets more desperate and he’ll talk? The burden of guilt is in the police. Jeff doesn’t have to prove he’s innocent. I’m concerned with the police questioning a sick man. He’s bound to say anything to get out of there and get well. This scenario is troubling.

Legalise drugs and end the stupid war on drugs.

Legalise drugs and end the stupid war on drugs.

@Chr Azer This is his channel Thank me later! https://www.youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC/videos

@Chr Azer This is his channel Thank me later! https://www.youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC/videos

@Patience Myers This is his channel Thank me later! https://www.youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC/videos

@Patience Myers This is his channel Thank me later! https://www.youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC/videos

@Rockne Poovey when i replied, the comment was like 30 seconds new

@Rockne Poovey when i replied, the comment was like 30 seconds new

You should make another video updating on his progress!

You should make another video updating on his progress!

He wants his candy bar but he dont ask for a lawyer he dont ask to see there proof he has a gun or anything important just give me my candy bar and he dont get it either poor guy

4:30 - ONE MORE! Familiarity, like Walter White in BB.

4:30 - ONE MORE! Familiarity, like Walter White in BB.

@TrueCrimeGuru, the comment was an update two months after the video. Try to keep up.

@TrueCrimeGuru, the comment was an update two months after the video. Try to keep up.

@Brad R he gets $20 a month on Patreon. He ain’t getting much from that. Except maybe x48 cans of Coke.

@Brad R he gets $20 a month on Patreon. He ain’t getting much from that. Except maybe x48 cans of Coke.

JEFFFFF MAH MAN! He’s on YT. Subbed quicker than I’ve ever subbed. Hope he’s doing ok!

JEFFFFF MAH MAN! He’s on YT. Subbed quicker than I’ve ever subbed. Hope he’s doing ok!

The truth of the matter is this guy could possibly actually be innocent I don’t know if he was or wasn’t but sometimes innocent people get pinned and this is how it goes.....

@doja Changes are great, it’s a pinned comment made by the actual OP.

@doja Changes are great, it’s a pinned comment made by the actual OP.

@are bee There are plenty of other videos out there if you don't like JCS. He adds other information in to explain the psychology behind the people and acts which I think is very interesting and adds to the value.

@TrueCrimeGuru When the video was first made nobody knew. Now we do.

@TrueCrimeGuru When the video was first made nobody knew. Now we do.

OMG! I came back to rewatch this & you found Jeff?! Fuck yeah. <br>I love his video titled: “The Feds Tore Apart my Trailer Park” 💀

OMG! I came back to rewatch this & you found Jeff?! Fuck yeah.
I love his video titled: “The Feds Tore Apart my Trailer Park” 💀

He has a patreon but no one actually knows what happened to him?

He has a patreon but no one actually knows what happened to him?

If he had prior convictions, there is no way Coca-Cola will hire him EVER!<br>  It would be easier to believe that he married a Canadian girl and lives there as a rich guy.

If he had prior convictions, there is no way Coca-Cola will hire him EVER!
  It would be easier to believe that he married a Canadian girl and lives there as a rich guy.

Still following him now, he’s trying to make it 👍

Still following him now, he’s trying to make it 👍

I have no idea how he got out of life sentence, but im so very glad he did. And seems to be doing much better now. Godspeed Jeff!

I have no idea how he got out of life sentence, but im so very glad he did. And seems to be doing much better now. Godspeed Jeff!

@Meowoofius It is very clearly him! And i dont think JCS would just post links to some random dude if he didnt confirm if it was in fact Jeff first.

@Meowoofius It is very clearly him! And i dont think JCS would just post links to some random dude if he didnt confirm if it was in fact Jeff first.

How can he refuse to talk to the police ask for a lawyer and still be pressured for a confession? What kind of right is this?

How can he refuse to talk to the police ask for a lawyer and still be pressured for a confession? What kind of right is this?

Just fyi: seems this channel has been plagiarizing your content “eric长安万年”

Just fyi: seems this channel has been plagiarizing your content “eric长安万年”

Jeff's awesome you guys. Hes still just as crazy and hilarious. The song links are him. Hot waters is favorite. He wrote it while he was  living in a cabin in the middle of fucking nowhere with no hot water running around naked until his dad kicked him out cause the neighbors complained too much 😆 I wish I could share the ones from when we jammed at his moms last summer 🤣 fucking gold, but they're just video recordings on my phone lol

@Zach Frederick I Think He Already Did One On The Jodi..

@Zach Frederick I Think He Already Did One On The Jodi..

I've Never Done Heroin, But I Hear It's Some Bad Stuff. I Have Known Some People That Have Been Bad Off On Various Different Stuff Though.

I've Never Done Heroin, But I Hear It's Some Bad Stuff. I Have Known Some People That Have Been Bad Off On Various Different Stuff Though.

Didn't really care for the video.  Hard to follow along or watch when the narrator can't shut up for more than 2 seconds and allow the video to play.  I don't mind stopping but stopping every couple seconds is rather disrupting to the viewer.

JCS.... with your video, you handed Jeff a way out. I am floored. God bless you and may The Lord bless Jeff out of his turmoil and give him peace from smack and pills.  Jeff... if you are reading this... the Deep State counts on you being a victim. Use that as your higher power and get off the smack.  I'll be praying for you.

Giving this guy money is like injecting heroin directly into his arm.  Sad he didn’t get any redemption in his life.

We saw his interrogation as harrowing.  He saw it as another day waiting until he could get his heroin.  He won’t be alive much longer.  Sad.

A detective is a respectable human being jeff. He wouldn't lie to you. If he tells you that he thinks it's in your best interest to talk to him than he really means it. He is offering you guidance Jeff trying to help you out brother. Smarten up jeff, talk to the detective man. Lol.

u my friend restore the faith in humanity

u my friend restore the faith in humanity

i cant address how much i love this analysis, brilliant!

i cant address how much i love this analysis, brilliant!

Jeff knows how to conclude... “I’m done”

Jeff knows how to conclude... “I’m done”

@Calcium Crusader They are allowed to hold them under suspicion while they gather evidence for a limited period of time or get a confession. In this case it looks like he was there for a day before they let him go due to current lack of evidence to charge. Always best to get a lawyer and decline to speak. If you're guilty and they have the evidence you're fucked anyway.

Who bothers Santa on his fu@$king break? 😂😂🤣😁😂

Who bothers Santa on his fu@$king break? 😂😂🤣😁😂

My favorite part was in the intro he looks down like hes just realizing hes in handcuffs then he asks if hes under arrest😂

My favorite part was in the intro he looks down like hes just realizing hes in handcuffs then he asks if hes under arrest😂

Pls interview Jeff on your channel JCS! That interrogation video is from a few years back I guess and a lot must have happened since that you two could talk about! That would be so epic.

Jeff’s ALBUM?? Did I read that right?? What’d this man drop??

Jeff’s ALBUM?? Did I read that right?? What’d this man drop??

I'm new to the channel and I just saw a few videos you've done. Thank you for your insight, much appreciated

I'm new to the channel and I just saw a few videos you've done. Thank you for your insight, much appreciated

@Odin Satanas Hey, never underestimate a junkie. I say this as a recovering junkie (3 years in recovery).

@Odin Satanas Hey, never underestimate a junkie. I say this as a recovering junkie (3 years in recovery).

@Landon Price You can get 5 years for shoplifting.  You probably won't but you can.

@Landon Price You can get 5 years for shoplifting.  You probably won't but you can.

Imagine walking into that room and trying to get someone to confess when you KNOW they didn’t do it.....it’s a form of evil! What must they be saying to each other outside! Because it bloody isn’t them talking about how they actually think he done it

@Spanishkid Well, he was a "junkie" for 14 years, that's quite a while. Doing drugs that much, possibly every single day, isn't gonna make you look all nice and pretty. But he might've changed since then. If not, he probably switched to something lighter.

@MarchOnRome It's him - check out around 7:40 ish. You can see some of his chest tattoos. Plus I mean c'mon look at his ears.

@MarchOnRome It's him - check out around 7:40 ish. You can see some of his chest tattoos. Plus I mean c'mon look at his ears.

so he knows better than to give the cops a timeline,just like anybody whose been through the system,how legendary

so he knows better than to give the cops a timeline,just like anybody whose been through the system,how legendary

idk doesnt sound like the same guy, original jeffs voice sounds way deeper. also doesnt  seem to have the same demeanor as original jeff, or even be the same height as original jeff. also, doesnt even live in the original area this took place. original jeffs hair is darker and face is different. one could argue heroine use will do things but not change a persons face bone structure and height for instance. be cautious it may just be someone trying to cash in on this original jeff guys clout.

Man if he keeps playing these cops for sodas he’ll be filled out in no time. Tell em no get a coke and dip

Man if he keeps playing these cops for sodas he’ll be filled out in no time. Tell em no get a coke and dip

I like that the dude is doing things with himself. Heroin is not an easy addiction to kick.

I like that the dude is doing things with himself. Heroin is not an easy addiction to kick.

The fact he is able to pull this off while in withdrawals is super impressive hahaha
He's definitely got the junkie voice, that low rumble
I grew up with guys just like him, super blunt and honest about using haha

It's funny the murderers are all stupidly honest & admit shit despite their planning
But hes actually smart and doesn't say a damn word haha
You're not my friend, you're trying to get my confession, he knows the drill hahaha
It's great

Addicts love sweet when not doing the junk

Addicts love sweet when not doing the junk

@Spanishkid obviously. rampant daily use of drugs doesn't make you a beauty queen, especially when you've been doing it for a good while. He seems like he's off the junk and smoking nug instead. At least thats my assumption. Hopefully hes on nothing but weed isn't bad as long as you remain productive and forward thinking. Check out who he's subscribed to, a couple spiritual channels. He's definitely moving up.

i love your channel Jim. Please put more out ASAP!!! Keep it up.

i love your channel Jim. Please put more out ASAP!!! Keep it up.

🤣 dude just snuck in booze to his 90 year old grandpa about 5 hours ago !!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

🤣 dude just snuck in booze to his 90 year old grandpa about 5 hours ago !!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

wow less than an hour ago. the chances right?

wow less than an hour ago. the chances right?

Pretty awesome to see him playing drums & seeming to be doing alright!

Pretty awesome to see him playing drums & seeming to be doing alright!

@doja Came here from the Lee Rodarte video, couldn't recall the coke reference in the comments and decided to watch this again.. and this fucking legend pins a link to Jeff's channel an hour ago! Perfect timing

what are the odds right when i re watch this video i see this

what are the odds right when i re watch this video i see this


Came for “what pretending to be crazy looks like” stayed for Jeff

Heroin withdrawals will have you not looking your best feeling your worst

I been on a binge since 3 horrifying interviews with serial killers 😂

Same. Then caught the demons as well. Lol Jeff's great

Same. Within a gap of 3 days. But same journey. This definitely was the best!!

Andy Gygi <br>coulda sworn I heard Hitler singing Hakuna Matata

Andy Gygi
coulda sworn I heard Hitler singing Hakuna Matata

@Andy Gygi HAHAHAHAHA freakin' GOLD comment right there!! Too funny!!! 🤩🤩😎🤩🤩

Lol, Jeff is a MASTER! Remember this one word, homies, if eva in the interrogation room,.....LAWYER!

Came for "Criss watts Part three.  Realized I was skipping the entire saga. watched number one. remained since

@G E T  R E K T yes, right after that evil German dance song


officer: “you have the right to stop answering until you speak to a lawyer”
jeff: “i want a lawyer”
officer: “this is what i don’t understand”

@ronald macdonald False. You are allowed to have a lawyer present during questioning.

U.S. (512 U.S. 453 (1994).) The Court noted that if a suspect invokes the right to counsel at any time, the police must at once stop the questioning until a lawyer is present

Fifth Amendment's right to be protected from giving incriminating testimony or the Sixth Amendment's right to have an attorney for your defense.

"The U.S. Supreme Court considered facts much like these in a case called Davis v. U.S. (512 U.S. 453 (1994).) The Court noted that if a suspect invokes the right to counsel at any time, the police must at once stop the questioning until a lawyer is present. (A suspect can also invoke the right to remain silent—see Is post-arrest silence enough to stop police questioning?) But the Court also said that, after a suspect waives the Miranda rights, officers may continue asking questions until the suspect makes a clear request for a lawyer.

If the comment is ambiguous—if a reasonable officer would interpret it as a potential request for a lawyer—then the police can continue interrogating. The suspect must "actually" request an attorney to end matters. In other words, the suspect must say something that is clear enough for a reasonable officer to interpret it as a request for a lawyer."

@Les Skinner you have no right to representation being present unless you have been arraigned

@Les Skinner that’s typically not how civil suites work

You CAN sue, that’s your right. The point is you won’t see substantial gain, if anything at all

This is because judgements are based on the level of harm/loss one sustains from the infringement

I don’t know all nation’s laws but they aren’t dissimilar on things like this

The first guy was awarded because he was wrong accused, he was specifically told his process was going to be different, it was unusual and he was detained for 3 days. There are also racial implications

In the second guy he literally GAINED from the interaction and there were no resultant losses

He was wronged but there was no real measurable loss or infringement

The result of this already has legal precedence. Anything he said would be inadmissible as evidence and he would probably have charges dropped if there were no other outstanding evidence (which there probably wouldn’t be since they don’t interrogate aggressively if they have enough)

So let’s say he sued for 1.00 and a formal apology

Would probably win and be awarded both

Sue for substantial amounts and the judge is most likely going to state some statute that protects the municipality stating the officer in question has been (insert slap on wrist here) to keep the public faith in the system

You CAN sue, yes you are right. It’s your time and money

I’m just saying that it’s not just cut and dry

@j rich I live in a fairly non litigious country (as compared to the US), but how this went down one could easily sue a city / police dept over this.

@Les Skinner money unlikely

Charges dropped because evidence (if there were any) would be inadmissible

Yep, but they continue to 'interview' him.
He could have got something from this $ wise, held with no evidence, no representation when requested, they knew they had nothing all along.
Sadly compensation would have likely gone up his arm as fast as it was 'won' . . . so a good thing that didn't happen (I hope).

@AYW Jewelry once the person calls a lawyer then the officer can’t do anything at that moment

Correct me in I'm wrong, but can't detectives not continue an interrogation once the suspect asks for a lawyer? Like they're not allowed to?


What kind of annoys me is that he very clearly said "I want a lawyer" and nobody stopped the interview to get him a lawyer. Like fuck, what's the point of reading someone's rights if you just casually go about it.

They don't just run out and get you one. Especially if you don't have one on retainer. To much TV

@kooolkidninjamaster not anymore. There are new coercion laws. All a suspect has to say is the word "lawyer" after that the cops must stop asking questions. If they dont it falls under coercion. This may have been a while ago and before that but no you do not have to say you evoke your right to a lawyer. Quite the opposite actually. You have to sign or verbally agree to waive any rights which is why Jeff reiterates hes not signing anything

@Cookiesrfood you have to sign to waive your rights brother. You cannot waive your rights in the way you say

You have to say, I evoke my right to a lawyer and will make use of my right to silence till then.

@John Herrin Not wrong at all, First of all they did stop the interrogation once a lawyer was asked for and returned him to his cell. The police are legally allowed to hold you for a 48 hour period without question though the hour time limit varies by state. Then they start a NEW interrogation when they reread him his MIRANDA rights again and this new interrogation only takes place because presumably Jeff agreed to it for a coke. The police didn't persuade the suspect by asking more questions they persuaded him by offering a coke can. What probably happened behind the scenes is that they offered him a coke if he agreed to talk with them more Jeff could have said "no I won't say anything until my lawyer gets here" but it looks like he agreed to talk more for a coke which gives police the go ahead to talk to him again. Additionally when they reread him his miranda rights the 2nd time that was Jeff's opportunity to assert he wanted a lawyer again and didn't want to talk to them.

The reason for the first interrogation was because he was a suspect and Jeff had no choice but to attend the interrogation; however the subsequent interrogations only take place because Jeff himself agrees to them. They most likely did contact a public defender lawyer after the initial interrogation but public defender's don't just magically appear it takes time for them to show up because there typically swamped with cases. Are the police being manipulative here and taking advantage of a junkies withdrawl symptoms? Yes they are but it is still legal. Now a defense lawyer could argue that the police were taking advantage of a known junkies withdrawl symptoms and claim it was a form of coercion to try to get what he said in the interrogation room thrown out; however they would have a tough time proving that the police didn't uphold his rights to a lawyer especially when Jeff agreed to talk more and was read his Miranda rights multiple times before each interrogation.

@Cookiesrfood Wrong, once the request for a lawyer is made, the police must do two things by law. First, STOP ALL QUESTIONING. Second, remove the individual from the interrogation room as soon as possible until representation has been procured. There is no legal precedent for continuing a conversation after a suspect has called for a lawyer. Yes, if the individual continues to talk, that is still admissible, but the police CAN NOT persuade the suspect to continue to talk after by asking more questions.

The answer is simple Jeff pretty much waived his right to a lawyer by continuing to talk after the request and by agreeing to do more interrogations for soda and candy. What Jeff should have done is demanded his right to a lawyer and kept demanding it while keeping his mouth shut about anything else. However the police can legally detain you without a single charge for 48 hours if your a suspect.

@Mr. Mock That, plus a lot of the time you have to be very, very specific with <b>how</b> you state that you're exercising your rights. Like, for a lawyer you'd have to specifically state "I'm requesting an appointed lawyer and will not speak until you supply me one" or something along those lines. I can't remember exactly, but basically you have to stay by your demand, and actually demand it OF THEM instead of just saying "I won't speak until I have a lawyer." because then they'll just just make you wait in there, since you didn't say anything about actually Getting one, just that you wouldn't talk without one. Cops are going to do everything in their power to loophole you into a cell, regardless of your innocence. They're just looking to fill quotas and keep power. Cops don't protect people, they protect the state. And the state Does Not Like Heroin Addicts.

@Mr. Mock That, plus a lot of the time you have to be very, very specific with *how* you state that you're exercising your rights. Like, for a lawyer you'd have to specifically state "I'm requesting an appointed lawyer and will not speak until you supply me one" or something along those lines. I can't remember exactly, but basically you have to stay by your demand, and actually demand it OF THEM instead of just saying "I won't speak until I have a lawyer." because then they'll just just make you wait in there, since you didn't say anything about actually Getting one, just that you wouldn't talk without one. Cops are going to do everything in their power to loophole you into a cell, regardless of your innocence. They're just looking to fill quotas and keep power. Cops don't protect people, they protect the state. And the state Does Not Like Heroin Addicts.

From what I know if you ask for a lawyer, but you keep talking anyways, it’s like you waived your right. He knew he was innocent, the cop knew he was innocent, so he probably figured he would talk to get a chance to get out sooner then then just lock him in a room waiting for a lawyer

Because they had nothing, and knew it.<br>Jeff knew they had nothing too.

Because they had nothing, and knew it.
Jeff knew they had nothing too.

simple answer I'm sure you know as well. Saying his rights is
1. a way to get Jeff to converse
2. Make the cop seem like a "good cop"


The thing that touches me is that Jeff clearly feels like the system has failed him, and has no trust in it whatsoever, maybe hes even angry. Yet, he remains polite and respectful towards the officers questioning him. Thats a rare quality. I hope he managed to get his life together!

@Denmarkball note to self: shit happens, and being courteous may lead you to prison either way

Note to self... Be courtious and you won't go to prison

Hahaha!!!! Polite and respectful?!?! Hahaha I know when I'm teaching my kids manners I make sure they know to call people pricks and to tell them "fuck no".

@Tyz Don’t you know it’s rude to lie. He was being as polite as he could in the moment. He tried shutting up but they weren’t having it.

Went there myself, you aren't polite because you feel like being nice, you're """"somewhat"""" polite because otherwise they can easily make the whole process either much longer, or much harsher.

You have no control over what you decide especially behind the bars, they know it and they use that as much as they can, as long as it stays "ethical".

“Polite and respectful” “You look like a prick”


Cop: "I've got a lot of physical evidence."
Jeff: "Like what?"
Cop: "Well, you tell me..."

Cop: _"I've got a lot of physical evidence."_
Jeff: _"Like what?"_
Cop: _"Well, you tell me..."_

Lol. The person <b>being</b> interrogated is the one who is asking you what the evidence is. This is clearly a great miconduct on the officer's side. Yeah, you say you have evidence of what Jeff did? We have evidence of your little misconduct here buddy. Oh yeah and it's a video so we have recordings of you actually doing it.

Lol. The person *being* interrogated is the one who is asking you what the evidence is. This is clearly a great miconduct on the officer's side. Yeah, you say you have evidence of what Jeff did? We have evidence of your little misconduct here buddy. Oh yeah and it's a video so we have recordings of you actually doing it.


This man agreeing to multiple interviews for the sole purpose of getting cokes is pretty awesome

@Ithrum you’re no longer being held if you’re charged and jailed.

@Xanith Rusty Gaming you can be booked but they cannot hold you if you were not read your Miranda rights. Do some studying off wikipedia

@Ithrum that’s not true. You can most definitely be booked and charged without being read the Miranda warning. Miranda is literally for people being questioned

@The Truth not everyone has the same withdrawal symptoms,  personally  I chain smoke and  constantly drink coke to avoid vomiting

@Pacman da pack man lol I think you'd agree with me there's nothing lucky about any part of heroin withdrawal,  but hell I'd of thrown up if I drank water too , coke was the only thing I could drink , idk where you're currently at in your addiction , I hope you never have to withdrawal again but if you do I'd recommend atleast trying it , I've had alot of people look at me crazy over the years for recommending it but it can help.

@Skinnyymatt well shit you're lucky then when I used to get sick I could barely even keep water down without puking

@Peero N  addiction is so misunderstood ,even by other addicts , so thanks for talking to time to learn something new

@Pacman da pack man drink coke can help if you're the type who's withdrawals cause head congestion and water eyes . If I don't drink coke ima throw up all over the place from flem draining down the back of my throat   and I know I'm not the only one

@Peero N  you'd be surprised how much coke helps,  I know if I go through herion withdrawals and I don't drink a coke ima gag on flem and puke all over the place,  the fizziness and acid  break down the flem in the back of the throat.  Doesn't happen to every addict though ,everybody is different ,

@PissOtter Flyswatter yeah definitely not as someone who was a junkie for years coke is not going to offer you any relief at all homie was just enjoying the stuff cuz he knows its bologna sandwiches and watered down kool aid after this

@Ithrum
Video shows him agreeing he understands them at 8:19 and 9:49

@Ithrum first off, you only have to read Miranda Rights when interrogating someone. You don’t have to be read your rights if you’re not going to be interrogated. Second off, he’s read his rights each and every time he’s in the interrogation room. Third off, he’s only requesting to be interrogated to get a coke. That’s why he complies until he gets a soda, and then he demands his lawyer and the interrogation is immediately ended and the cops stop interrogating him. He willingly requests an interrogation each time, nothing the cops did in this video would result in a mistrial.

Perhaps you should actually maybe study the law before you comment about it, cause what you said is just not true at all.

@CartYoun just thought it was funny, I’m literally going to school for criminal justice so you can chill and learn to take a joke

If you're dopesick and if your stomach aint sitting right, you would want some fucking coke.

Wow yeah he’s so awesome you should be like him!

There's a reason for that actually. <br>I mean he may just really like cokes but he's going through heroin withdrawal, the sugar in those cokes will be releasing some dopamine and help alleviate a small amount of the discomfort. Science

There's a reason for that actually.
I mean he may just really like cokes but he's going through heroin withdrawal, the sugar in those cokes will be releasing some dopamine and help alleviate a small amount of the discomfort. Science


Genuine question, why didn't he receive the lawyer he asked for? The second time he enters the interrogation room it is five hours later than his request, he gets interrogated once more without his lawyer present. Is that not a mistreat? They clearly hadn't got enough evidence to hold him, so they had to release him! But, I am still very confused about my first question.

Good news! This week (June 2022) the SCOTUS ruled that there’s no repercussions for not Mirandising a suspect. I’d say “don’t hold your breath waiting for that lawyer”, but you can’t say anything incriminating while holding your breath and you definitely won’t say anything at all once you pass out! <br>Remember folks, even if you didn’t do anything, you might end up saying something police, a court, and a jury misinterpret. Ask for a lawyer, then exercise your right to remain silent early and often.

Good news! This week (June 2022) the SCOTUS ruled that there’s no repercussions for not Mirandising a suspect. I’d say “don’t hold your breath waiting for that lawyer”, but you can’t say anything incriminating while holding your breath and you definitely won’t say anything at all once you pass out!
Remember folks, even if you didn’t do anything, you might end up saying something police, a court, and a jury misinterpret. Ask for a lawyer, then exercise your right to remain silent early and often.

@Rich Taylor really? That’s legal?? That’s messed up!

@Laura Darby This is not true at all, any decent lawyer can have the entire interrogation thrown out with ease, regardless of what was said. The only thing is there's nothing physically stopping them from reinterrogating, it's not a video game, they can do what they want up until you actually fill out the paperwork.

@Rich Taylor question for a defense lawyer. If someone is innocent, and they fight cops trying to arrest them, only to be discovered later that person was completely innocent, how well would Plummer v State hold? Since that says a person has the right to resist any excessive force. If the arrest turns out to be unlawful, isn’t any force excessive? Always been curious why this hasn’t come up more. All that “good faith” bullshit shouldn’t hold water if the cop is an idiot and doesn’t do a thorough investigation before placing someone under arrest. Seems like most the time they go off of some idiot who doesn’t know the law, and a “suspicious person” seems to be a reason to detain for most cops. They leave out the second part of suspicious of “x” crime being committed.

That's how he got his second coca cola and a possible butterfinger.

Why do you think he was read his miranda rights every time they began a new interrogation? lol Yes you do have the right to a lawyer at any time but Jeff essentially waived that right by continuing to talk after the request and by agreeing to do interrogations for soda and candy lol The Police can't force you to talk but they can offer incentives and deals and there's no rules saying you have to take care of a junkies withdrawl symptoms. Additionally the Police are allowed to hold you for 48 hours without bringing up a single charge.

@apalsnerg because a cops main goal is to get a confession regardless of if you did the crime or not. 9/10 talking to the cops without you're attorney present is digging a deeper hole for yourself

Because he kept talking. You gotta say it then literally shut your mouth till they arrive. They’ll try to wait you out and get you to give in. Attorney Tom on YouTube always is saying how you should absolutely never talk to cops lol

@Abby Carpenter on request but not immediately. plus, I don't think he asked for a lawyer, just said I don't wanna talk and they put him back in holding. they can hold him for some hours while trying to get enough evidence to charge

@Rich Taylor so basically he doesnt have the right to a lawyer upon request? so it’s a fake right??

@apalsnerg He was mirandized, so he knows he doesnt have to talk, but looks like the police 'restart' the interogation clock after leaving the suspect alone for a while, then returning to ask questuons.
I suspect the interrogator is hoping the suspect will talk anyway, because rights were read, and suspect has the choice to talk or not talk, knowing what he says can and will be used against him/her.
That is the key...dont talk except to ask for an attorney.

@Laura Darby right and even more so when said attorney is a public defender, he'll be waiting weeks if not months to see him

@Cavios  oh I don’t care about those people. Thank God we don’t just make law based on whatever they say. That would be such a disgusting and unamerican tyranny

@McGuffin Doe What experts? Are you serious? Well for starters, how about you look up the recommendations by the various disciplines that oppose the looming ecological catastrophe, and have all kinds of helpful suggestions about the mathematically necessary actions to prevent it.

As for a legal example: If you truly cannot think of a single systemic civil rights matter that's been relevant in the past decade, that... just do us all a favor and stop your ignorance. Black Lives Matter.

Think a little with your brain - honestly.

@Cavios  what “experts”? If you want it to change, convince 2/3 of your fellow citizens and it’ll be changed. Thankfully, our constitution does not defer to so-called “experts”

The gridlock is not a bug, it’s a feature:

“From this view of the subject it may be concluded that a pure democracy, by which I
mean a society consisting of a small number of citizens, who assemble and administer
the government in person, can admit of no cure for the mischiefs of faction. A common
passion or interest will, in almost every case, be felt by a majority of the whole; a
communication and concert result from the form of government itself; and there is
nothing to check the inducements to sacrifice the weaker party or an obnoxious
individual.”

@McGuffin Doe No, there's tons of room for improvement, and expert consensus already even knows a number of the changes that we should demand. However, America is a conservative society in a conservative world, and so there is significant opposition to every reasonable improvement we can make.

It's a broken system, but it doesn't have to be: People want it to be.

@Cavios every human system is a broken clock, this one is the best clock humans have come up with.

@McGuffin Doe Good precedents are good; bad precedents are bad. If you have a shitty system, rife with corruption & inequalities, then it's scarcely a saving grace that the broken clock is sometimes right.

@Cavios precedent is actually good otherwise you’d be automatically ruled by statutes that can’t account for the uniqueness of each case. Unless you want to move to Louisiana and try living under a Civil law code rather than Common law

I'm an attorney. When you assert the right to counsel in an interrogation, you have to assert it and stick to it. Say, "I want my attorney," and shut your mouth. If they start asking you questions after that, say you want to wait until you see your attorney and shut your mouth. If you don't, it doesn't matter that you asserted your right to counsel.

The illusion of right.

A junky with no family or friend, who will know?

Us! And we can do nothing…and they know it

@Rich Taylor Why can they do that? How is not a total F-U to his rights?

After a request for an attorney, the police have to stop the interrogation. But they can wait a while, give Miranda again and try to restart the questioning. Notice the 5 hour break after he asks for an attorney. Source: Formerly a criminal defense lawyer.

I think he said he would do the interrogation so that he would get another coke

I the cop kinda brushed of the request and I guess he would have needed to ask again


He's like the final boss of interrogation school.

@oreo he’s a phycology wizard that wouldn’t find himself in a interrogation room

pretty sure the real final boss would be the guy who narrates these videos 💀


My heart hurts for Jeff. His intelligence and above-average cognitive ability shines through his miserable state of heroin withdrawal.
He is not a dick, either.
I wish someone had supported&loved him in his early years.
Whatever he'd commited, he definitely sounds smarter and more likeable than that last detective, for one.

@Meg Noonan
Addiction is more likely to develop when someone, at an early age, faces parental mistreatment; i.e. abuse, abandonment or neglect. And there are other, independent variables that may contribute to the onset of addictive disorders.
I'm a therapist, I should know this. And I do.

@Hoody's House intelligence does not breed boredom.  If you were truly intelligent you could just pay attention to a blade of grass or a flower forever and be amazed

I was married to a heroin addict. He was terrifyingly good at hiding it for a looong time

Intelligence breeds boredom, boredom breeds substance abuse.


it's terrifying thinking how many people may have traded their shot at freedom for a coke and a butterfinger

@RobiTheRat yes it is, fingerprint and saliva dna.

This. Isn't one of the main pieces of advice for dealing with cops "Don't eat their food, don't drink their pop" or something like that? Besides just not talking to them, I mean.


Jeff is 100x smarter than anybody I’ve seen interrogated on this channel lol

hell yes! He's like oh u wanted to tell me everything and now after i read this you dont wanna tell me, n jeff is like i already told u? how did i not tell you? and he actually legit told the interrogator upfront you guys are tryin to get. aconfession and u aint getting it coz i did nothing. lol....

Jeff's self preservation sayin "he is done"<br>THATS GOD LOOKIN OUT FOR HIM

Jeff's self preservation sayin "he is done"
THATS GOD LOOKIN OUT FOR HIM

Most of the time even buddy's dont tell their buddies about committing theft, robbery, strong-armed robbery & damn sure not murder.
Cops can sense if a suspect of interest has genuine body language responses OR OVER compensation or peak interest in the crime in question.

Know this. Here in LOUISIANA
Unlikely he would be released.

WITHDRAWAL SUCKS BUT IN ORDER FOR HIM TO SIGN SHIT HE MOST READ IT FIRST & 💯% BE ABLE TO RETAIN THE INFORMATION .<br>THE COPS KNOW HOW VULNERABLE HED IS

WITHDRAWAL SUCKS BUT IN ORDER FOR HIM TO SIGN SHIT HE MOST READ IT FIRST & 💯% BE ABLE TO RETAIN THE INFORMATION .
THE COPS KNOW HOW VULNERABLE HED IS

THESE POLICE R OK WITH ARRESTING SOMEONE WHO IS ACQUAINTANCE AT MOST OR SIMPLY NOT JEFF.<br>JEFF DONT TRUST THEM AT ALL IM SIGNIN NOTHING

THESE POLICE R OK WITH ARRESTING SOMEONE WHO IS ACQUAINTANCE AT MOST OR SIMPLY NOT JEFF.
JEFF DONT TRUST THEM AT ALL IM SIGNIN NOTHING

Smarter than every cop too, not to forget!

@Derek I mean that might be true but it's also true he just knew his basic rights. He may be a drug addict but doesn't mean he is stupid.

Jeff could have trained detective how to interrogate lol

@Itzlolo1991 hes off drugs now, got his own youtube channel, hes doing well. The story had a very happy ending for jeff

That’s because unlike everyone else on this channel, Jeff is not guilty

Yes I am ... haha just kidding... but no really

Smart? Yeah maybe. I’d say more aware than anything. A lot of people make the mistake of not thinking before they speak, but in Jeffs case he has been through this so he is used to it all.

@Kaeser Did you listen to her back and forth with the detectives and with her family members? She was impossible to dominate.

@Luke  was she actually smarter tho? Think it was more her lawyer

@TJ Murphy junkies can still be smart. He’s more a result of poor decision making

Hardly he's a junkie. Plus he's been in this situation many many times most people on this channel are first timers

@Too Hip to Hop "you have the right to remain silent." he remains silent. "JEFF CAN U PLEASE JUST ANSWER ME!!!" XD

i thought the same as you at first. im glad you continued watching to see what he's really like!

I watched 9 seconds into this video. Jeff asks "I'm I under arrest" sitting handcuffed in a cell wearing a "prisoner" outfit.  I dunno, Jeff, what do you reckon? 😀

So Jeff in this situation still no being sure if he is under arrest, I'd say his brain catches up to things extremely slowly. But if you say he is smarter than anybody else being interrogated on this channel, I'm looking forward to be extremely surprised about Jeff's intelligence in the rest of this video 🤣🤣🤣

Edit: I watched the entire video and indeed Jeff is smarter than anybody else being interrogated on this channel.
40 seconds into the video they read him his rights and he instantly stops talking, even the interrogator didn't get it. Brilliant  😂😂😂😂😂

@Itzlolo1991 he is sober and have a YouTube channel too

@Coolboi no that's heroine. heroin is the drug that jeff abused

@Taine Hasselberg he never said he doesnt know how he just refused to

Yes, Jeff is my absolute favorite! I don’t care what anyone says 😂 that dude knows the deal.. I feel bad that drugs got ahold of him though..

@MediumSur Moon well, it is not exactly what you are looking for, but still worth to mention I think, as this guy basically manages to drive the interrigating officers crazy. They ask him like "look at me" and after that moment the guy starres at him straight for like 2 hours and overall he is just giving the same stupid answers with "yes, no, I dont know" without any emotion. I think he kind of managed to not help them at all...........but the entire evidence was just too obvious anyway.
Mcdaniel interrogation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_xb_JnXGeI

Is there in any way I can watch or research about a “smart” criminal out IQ-ing their investigators@detectives and came out un-punished , because that would be an interesting documentary to read and/or watch

probably the part of the reason is because hes one of the only innocent person on the channel

Jeff's is a veteran of police interrogations.

Yeah but the sad part is, apparently only because he already was a dozen times in such situation and learned with time, that there are absolute zero benefits to talk for him.


remember folks: you do not have to talk during an interrogation. first, ask if you are under arrest; if so, ask for a lawyer and dont talk until you get one. if not, ask if you are free to go. repeat as many times as necessary until you have representation or are released.


“You playing good cop?”
“Usually I’m the prick”
“You look like a prick”
The officer: 👁👄👁


As a recovering heroin addict I’m just here to express my support and admiration for this extremely capable  individual stuck chasing the dragon, my heart goes out to ya brother, hope you’re always well.


This just shows you how powerless the police are when a suspect refuses to speak, never speak to the police

this (should be) only applies to actual innocent ppl right


When Jeff said “You look like a prick.” He cut that interrogators confidence by 80% minimum.

When Jeff said “You look like a prick.” He cut that interrogators confidence by 80% minimum.

Jeff interrogates the investigators confidence they don’t interrogate him

Jeff interrogates the investigators confidence they don’t interrogate him

@James Kizon he rlly deleted all his comments lmao

@James Kizon he rlly deleted all his comments lmao

yeah, that prick detective left the room and never came back. That was a very short performance.

yeah, that prick detective left the room and never came back. That was a very short performance.

Oh right, because cops never hear insults and care about what people think of them so much that it would affect most of his self-perception.

@Etnor Einfield he did make it easy, he deleted and split. The manly way out. Lol

@Etnor Einfield he did make it easy, he deleted and split. The manly way out. Lol

@TheHorseWife 98% of this country should have done that over a decade ago, and we wouldn't be watching the Greatest Country being unplugged. In fact, there was quite a few did the research for everyone, but people didn't look.

@Q.ColdEST he left the building. Lol. Wish I had got here earlier.

@Q.ColdEST he left the building. Lol. Wish I had got here earlier.

I doubt it…the junky sitting in a Tyvec suit with handcuffs on being interrogated for a major felony…doesn’t induce a lot of of admiration, fear or sadness in these detectives I would imagine. Nor would it “cut his confidence” ? Coming from that? Nahhh…

@Sarcastimation to be fair you are being a troll, not defending yourself, there’s a difference

@Sarcastimation to be fair you are being a troll, not defending yourself, there’s a difference

@Sarcastimation technically I’m not “still here” I just got here.

@Sarcastimation technically I’m not “still here” I just got here.

@Sarcastimation “I learned your mom in 7th grade” hah funny I slept with mom joke, if only it made sense.

@Sarcastimation “I learned your mom in 7th grade” hah funny I slept with mom joke, if only it made sense.

@Sarcastimation I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE STRUGGLE WITH DRUG ABUSE >:((((((((((((((((((

cry about it perma virgin

@Sarcastimation now we bringing up genders? what's next, politics? abortion?

@Sarcastimation now we bringing up genders? what's next, politics? abortion?

@Sarcastimation for someone who's obsessed with moms, I can see you weren't raised by one 💀

@Sarcastimation for someone who's obsessed with moms, I can see you weren't raised by one 💀

@Sarcastimation quick question, do you need to be a cancer patient to study/know about cancer?

@Sarcastimation quick question, do you need to be a cancer patient to study/know about cancer?

@Sarcastimation this attitude dehumanizes people and perpetuates the problem

@Sarcastimation this attitude dehumanizes people and perpetuates the problem

@Sarcastimation by the looks of it ur already taking drugs but ok.

@Sarcastimation by the looks of it ur already taking drugs but ok.

@Sarcastimation I think insults like that land even harder coming from junkies. Think about it. If he was some wealthy business guy wearing a suit, he would come off as arrogant, belittling, and entitled. But since it's from the "lower end", it comes off as genuine, earnest, and quite frankly, bad ass. He's a junkie with very little power and his little "stick it to the man" is quite embolden and awe-inspiring. It's why people find this so endearing. But at the end of the day, humor is subjective, so feel free to have a differing opinion.

@Sarcastimation So you don't like doctors?

@Sarcastimation So you don't like doctors?

@Sarcastimation bruh have you not had 8th grade health?

@Sarcastimation bruh have you not had 8th grade health?

When telling someone they look like a prick you ain’t calling them ugly he just look mean/stuck up

When telling someone they look like a prick you ain’t calling them ugly he just look mean/stuck up

@12 34 One of the most valuable lessons I learned as a kid was to not act like I knew what I was talking about when I was a clueless little brat.

@Sarcastimation "I refuse to know about the things I think are scary and icky" is not a good way to go through life. The things you learn will become a lot less scary.

🍿 watching everyone beat knowledge into this sarcastimation kid's head

🍿 watching everyone beat knowledge into this sarcastimation kid's head

@Sarcastimation wow what a great insult, i was extremely offended

@Sarcastimation wow what a great insult, i was extremely offended

@Sarcastimation Well, you do you, not gonna judge. Since you get pleasure from people shitting on you, wish you all the best. Can’t blame you for doing what makes you happy.

I don’t really care enough to try to convince you that you’re wrong. If you think you’re right, I’m too lazy to change your mind lmao.

@Detroit FettyGhost Same to you, man. I wish you good luck in the days ahead, you know?

@Detroit FettyGhost Same to you, man. I wish you good luck in the days ahead, you know?

@HagonIsTheMan I mean… it looks that way? LMAO you’re acting just like the (self proclaimed) child for no reason other than to try and be annoying? Rough sorry for whatever is going on

@Sarcastimation tbh not doubting it, you seem like the type to date someone like that

@Sarcastimation tbh not doubting it, you seem like the type to date someone like that

@infinite vacation dude… he’s clearly a republican just based on his awful personality kadnsmfjfjjffn how u get confused and say lib-

@HagonIsTheMan hey! You didn’t need to get on a second account for us to know who you are, Sarcastimation

@HagonIsTheMan hey! You didn’t need to get on a second account for us to know who you are, Sarcastimation

@Sarcastimation you are while YouTube kids exist. Go comment on those videos LMAO

@Sarcastimation you are while YouTube kids exist. Go comment on those videos LMAO

@Sarcastimation damn either ur like 14 or 60… and a bad human

@Sarcastimation damn either ur like 14 or 60… and a bad human

@HagonIsTheMan You're really bad at using correct grammar, and really good and making assumptions. Good take, big brain.

@Extra Crispy Your right I'm sorry. I just get feeling so strongly I feel like the caps lock conveys it when in reality it just makes it less fun to read. Thank u for your kind words. Much love. Hugs and good days ahead to u.

@Detroit FettyGhost Sorry for those decades of lost time. Just don't forget to turn off caps lock, it doesn't really do you any favors no matter what way you slice your pie

@Sarcastimation it literally takes a google search my guy. You learn it in 7th grade health class.

@Sarcastimation it literally takes a google search my guy. You learn it in 7th grade health class.

@Dr. Bright I grew up as a "special" child, so being "special" isn't an excuse.

@Dr. Bright I grew up as a "special" child, so being "special" isn't an excuse.

@HagonIsTheMan Please point to anything I said that at all implies drug use. If anything it was implied, almost outright stated, that any knowledge I have on the subject is from watching TV. Not only that, you're trying real hard to defend a racist. Maybe rethink your argument.

Edit: Nevermind. You're homophobic, I'm wasting my time here.

@HagonIsTheMan Please point to anything I said that at all implies drug use. If anything it was implied, almost outright stated, that any knowledge I have on the subject is from *watching TV.* Not only that, you're trying real hard to defend a racist. Maybe rethink your argument.

Edit: Nevermind. You're homophobic, I'm wasting my time here.

@Sarcastimation You mean it hurts for you to think. 🤣

@Sarcastimation You mean it hurts for you to think. 🤣

@Dr. Bright There is nothing in your comment that is new information to me. I've done them all but for oxymorphone, Opana. I stand by what I said. Not gonna waste more time here. Have a good one.

OMG what an idiot interrogator. Right after he says “you have the right to remain silent” then demands he say “yes or no.”

Dude....@Sarcastimation  is a prime example of how the internet is eroding this generations brain. No communication skills and they swear up and down that they’re invincible till someone calls their phone and leaves their address in a voicemail. The internet is growing morons daily nowadays.

@Sarcastimation everyone isa nobody to somebody.

@Sarcastimation everyone isa nobody to somebody.

@Sarcastimation racist and looks down upon people who know simple information about drugs? damn ben shapiro really got you in his hooks huh

@イカの嵐 (Storm Squid) he’s 100% a child. A VERY special child.

@イカの嵐 (Storm Squid) he’s 100% a child. A VERY special child.

@Sarcastimation Did you know that Heroine was a brand name drug made by Bayer sold over the counter at one point? It is where the name came from. It is slightly more powerful than morphine and not near as powerful as most prescribed opiods that are used today. Did you know that it comes from a plant? The point I'm making is that not all foods and drugs are the same. In fact, there are wild plants out there that are completely legal that will cause people serious delirium if not death when consumed and people do.

@Detroit FettyGhost Isn't it amazing how society is fed opiates stronger than heroine in large quantity so that even their grandparents are on large doses yet they still seem to ignorantly put it in the same category with anything that a person might use to cope? Using Heroine then you may as well be sniffing gas and doing PCP. 🤣

@Sarcastimation Assuming that education is equal to drug use is a batshit false dichotomy. You can know about drugs and not be a user. What, do you think pharmacists are all drug addicts? And don’t even get me started on surgeons!

Most people get fearful and docile in cuffs and shackles while being held at gunpoint by authorities. Jeff on the other hand seems to get upset and defensive. 🤔

Jeff used the “You look like a prick technique”

Jeff used the “You look like a prick technique”

@Sarcastimation I think I'm just going to go by your name and assume that you're a troll

@Sarcastimation I think I'm just going to go by your name and assume that you're a troll

The other 20% was lost from his leg being crossed and on the table.

The other 20% was lost from his leg being crossed and on the table.

@Ethan Cadle if you think a cops confidence level is so frangle that a junkie not being nice will damage it, then you don't know many cops.

Detective - used good cop routine<br>Itz not very effective

Detective - used good cop routine
Itz not very effective

Lol if thats all it took to put a huge dent in his confidence then he probably shouldn't be an interrogator

@Sarcastimation you're not very good at this.

@Sarcastimation you're not very good at this.

@Sarcastimation There's nothing wrong with admitting you are wrong. Being stubborn is just making you look more and more dumb.

I understand it doesn't feel great to get corrected by someone else so you instinctively want to defend yourself, but if you're wrong, then you are wrong. Make it easier on yourself.

@Sarcastimation clean your desktop, bucko!

@Sarcastimation clean your desktop, bucko!

Everyone needs to leave sarcastimation alone. He’s obviously like 9 years old.

Everyone needs to leave sarcastimation alone. He’s obviously like 9 years old.

@Sarcastimation  nope you skipped the part where everyone said doctors, emts, and people with common sense know the difference not just “junkies” and now you’re making up things. You basically just said “I don’t know something and refuse to learn about it because I’m ignorant” 😂😂 take 2 champ, sit this one out.

@Detroit FettyGhost I hope you turn your life around.. you're still young

@Detroit FettyGhost I hope you turn your life around.. you're still young

@Sarcastimation god forbid someone you are close to ever has a injury and gets put on pain meds. You'd be surprised how many people start out with prescribed pain meds and end up on heroin. You should change your views. It could be someone close to you or related to you. Most people don't just wander into the city and buy dope because they are curious.

@Sarcastimation so people like doctors or generally anyone in the medical field?

@Sarcastimation so people like doctors or generally anyone in the medical field?

@Sarcastimation It's common knowledge that heroin is an opiate that causes a sedated euphoria and "nodding off"/that the withdrawal is like a terrible flu, while meth is a stimulant that keeps you up for days "tweaking"/the withdrawal is marked by depression and fatigue. I'll never do either (or any hard drugs for that matter) and know that. Being educated on that doesn't make u a low-life

@Sarcastimation Explain why that is gross to know the difference? You don't need to be an addict to know this and it's not gross. You're just a child. So can you please explain why that is gross to know?

@Sarcastimation medics, doctors, surgeons and many many other educated people know that there is a very distinct difference between those two substances.. you are calling someone else a cretin because they have more knowledge than you... not a good look on your part at all and is a testament to your lack of intelligence..

@Sarcastimation Knowing the difference between two drugs isn't exactly some deep and nasty secret.  This is grade school health education type shit my dude.

@Sarcastimation heroin and meth are pretty different overall but k

@Sarcastimation heroin and meth are pretty different overall but k

@Sarcastimation HEROIN. NOT METH. BIIIIIIG DIFFERENCE.

METH CAUSES MENTAL PSYCHOSIS. HEROIN CAUSES APATHY. 20+ YEARS OF SHOOTING DOPE DAILY, IM 39 Y/0.

At that moment I realized this isn't Jeff's first rodeo! He's so done with all the shit he's went through

At that moment I realized this isn't Jeff's first rodeo! He's so done with all the shit he's went through

It was a very heavy 80% combo by jeff he wiped the floor with the investigators

It was a very heavy 80% combo by jeff he wiped the floor with the investigators


"THIS... is Jeff." <br>This is one of my absolute favorite JCS episodes, and that is my favorite line from the narrator. Ever.

"THIS... is Jeff."
This is one of my absolute favorite JCS episodes, and that is my favorite line from the narrator. Ever.


I've done this before while being questioned for an alleged counterfeit charge. They could only hold me for 24 hrs, so I went up there, they pulled me out, I got 2 cigarettes and a soda out the detective, he tries walking in with a big folder of "evidence" and says he has me dead to rights, told him I'm not saying nothing, not signing nothing, put me back in my cell, he got in my face screaming that he was going to nail me and have me carted off to county in the morning, and that I was a heroin addict blah blah blah I said do what you got to do, in the meantime put me back in my cell. I was released next morning, walked out that bitch smiling.


Being addicted to herion (and crack cocaine in my case) for 7 years I will explain to the best of my abilities. At first it was because it was cheaper than getting pain pills (lortab, percaset, roxies, opana etc) and the feeling to me was im floating in mid-air, thrilling and full of energy- wow I can do anything. This is helping me excel at work and at home. Im the one everyone calls on at work because I get shit done, my house is impeccably clean. Nothing bothers me- my emotions are in check. I started off only doing a half of a tenth at a time (0.05 grams, a blunt of weed is usually 1.0 grams for those who dont know) and it was every other day. But then I slowly started depending on it so I could do daily things and I recognized that but liked what it helped me achieve. Then after all of that I was doing it just so I wasnt sick, to feel normal and was running out of money a lot faster and couldnt work the days I was in withdrawals so in turn made less money to keep me well daily. At the time a tenth was 20$ but I was doing 0.8 of a gram a day and had to do that much a day to feel like doing shit. I felt like I needed it to be normal and on top of all of that was trying to take care of a toddler and newborn.. I was drowning in debt, betrayed those I love, disappointed at myself and believed I wasnt gonna live much longer due to people cutting it with fentanyl but no longer cared because I believed I deserved it. No body in my family except my older brother has been addicted to drugs and hes been in prison all my life except for 4 or 5 years (im 27) so nobody understood my situation and felt more alone than ever. But ive been clean for about 2yrs and I never wanna go through that shit again.

Hope that helps someone rather in understanding or just in curiousity.

@metal faced jax nobody asked If you asked

Sounds like undiagnosed ADHD to me. My meds are a stimulant and are the only reason I pass school. The feeling you describe seems like how I feel on my medication, that you have finally unlocked the ability to do things.

@thejose970 I dont see why that matters. People can wonder out of curiosity on drug addicts. I know I felt alone because none of my family understood. If im able to help one person directly or indirectly then I dont care if anyone asked or not. Everyones free to share

@v6 its the thought that counts lol im the same way and truly enjoy seeing others succeed

probably doesn't mean much from a stranger but congrats on 2 years


6:43 - every police detective will tell you this blatant lie if you end up in the interrogation room.
Remember it is NEVER “in your best interest” to talk to the police.


Jeff is likeable because he genuinely comes across like he knows whats what. hes not trying to be manipulative or to seem like a victim. Hes standing up for himself while remaining polite and amicable. All while going through withdrawal.

He's only at the beginning of withdrawal here, if he was in the full swing of w/d he'd be all over that room, wouldn't even begin to entertain their questions and wouldn't want a candy bar or a coke.

@Matthew Sheridan did you do a survey? How do you know what the majority thinks?

I know I'm at my politest when I'm calling someone a prick.

@dash4800 these were not good investors because they didnt even fallow the rights of the person and not a cops are like this

@Laurin Grace true if you've been robbed by someone like Jeff he's not so likeable having said that I hope he's sober and doing well. But likeable is a stretch..

@Robert Campbell I am not, but I have 20+ years dealing and working with inmates.

"Where do you get your methadone from?" "I don't get methadone I get heroin." is a line from a movie but that movie was Jeff and the real life.

@Wesley Hobbs Ah yes, the classic YouTube "body language expert."

You are completely wrong. Maybe thats the allure of him. He is an inmate, product of the prison system and highly manipulative. He is not owning victim, but claiming the "system" is against him. Maybe thats what people relate to, is the feeling that we are up against "the Man" in a game we likely will never win. But make no mistake, I would bet good money is not only guilt of this crime, but others he has not yet been connected to. His body language alone is enough to give that away. But his talk like an inmate is a dead ringer.

well maybe miles away from being polite, but other than that i agree

"while remaining polite and amicable"<br>"you look like a prick"

"while remaining polite and amicable"
"you look like a prick"

Plus if Jeff did do this it seems like he'd just admit it, he seems pretty straightforward

I'm One Hell Of A Sebastian Michaelis Knock Off

@dash4800  stop saying "we", you're speaking about a minority. Most people don't have an issue with it

@15thobserver that just strengthens my point, I hope u realize that. If someone either doesn't know if he committed a crime or not or knows that he didn't commit the crime then its way easier to like him.

If it was the trial of a known killer which was being shown retroactively, then he won't be likeable

@kartikeya tiwari This is a false statement as I DO KNOW that according to state records he did not commit the crime. The man has a youtube account and is very much not in jail and was never convicted. So I don't really have to do your little 'what if' game because thats not reality. The fantasy of 'what if' is just something to do when you're bored if you already know the legitimate outcome.

@15thobserver thats the point, we DONT KNOW if he committed the crime he was being asked about. This is why he is "likeable"

Change the situation, imagine if u were witnessing the interrogation of a man who has committed a violent armed bank robbery .... would you be inspired by his ability to fool the police?

@kartikeya tiwari Disagree, I'd still hold my current position on him. I don't like him as a friend, I like that he understood the process and turned on their heads so damn effectively it earned my respect. If he had murdered people, I'd agree with you because it would most likely mean he's a psycho or sociopath, but here he's just a junkie who knows to keep his mouth shut unless he's presented with a wicked burn opportunity that doesn't incriminate him.

@kartikeya tiwari i disagree.  Even in cases where we strongly suspect that the person is guilty we tend to dislike the way interrogations are run.  Like I said above, we  want our cops to be honest and straight forward.  Its just like when we see traffic stop videos.  We know the guy was likely speeding or something, but we also know that the cop wants to try to find something else to stack on top of it.  So when we see a traffic stop where the cop starts lying to the driver about his rights or tries to manipulate him to incriminate himself we get irritated and insist that he refuse to answer questions.  Cops are trained to manipulate people.  And most people aren't prepared to deal with it. So when we see someone who can call them out, guilty or not, they instantly become likeable.

Jeff is likeable since we don't know if the charges are valid or not. If it was proven that he actually did it then he won't be so likeable anymore

Both know its a game and Jeff is not in mood to play

@dash4800 exactly. You see other folk who are guilty doing the whole poor-me act or trying to act crazy or like theyre some sort of dangerous supervillain bollocks... and the police are all pussyfooted around them. But Jeff is actually co-operating within his rights and they just use that as an oppertunity to dog-pile onto him.

That and people inherently dislike when they see people in authority try to trick or manipulate people.  I think most people have a pretty strong negative reaction when they see actual police interrogations.  We have an idea of how these things should go and watching multiple guys come in and straight up lie to a guy that they have had chained up for hours doesn't sit well with us.  The guy asked for a lawyer hours ago and they are still playing musical cops with him just hoping to break him down and get a confession.


The moment Jeff asked for a lawyer, that interview should have been terminated. His rights have not been respected and he's being taken advantage of by the interviewer because they know he is starting to withdraw, so a medic should also have been called. Shameful abuse of his human rights.


It cracks me up that he knows his rights so well! It’s delightful! Everybody should remember their rights like Jeff!


The amount of people who dont do this is staggering.  Dont talk, get a lawyer. I also like how Jeff is both polite and insulting at the same time.


Thank you for everything Jimmy x you changed my life & thank you for keeping this video around for all to see. We all stand with you

The absolute mad lad, hope you're doing ok man


This guy watched "Don't Talk to the Police" video, it was effective.

@Lily Massey I posted a link to the video where he said it? It has 3 likes. He was in prison, he's out now. That's what he said....

@Huskylover816 no he didn’t , he has social media lol

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@Adel Fazelrahman most of them, they are there for the system not for you

@Operation Lull I sure hope you have to reply on the police to save you some day.

@Operation Lull well said! Couldn't agree more

@Operation Lull well said! Couldn't agree more

@Fort hear, hear. Never talk to the cops without a lawyer. They are out to get you.

@dont care Well, I guess it's not obvious to many. Some think it's alright to talk to the "nice" cops.

@dont care That's all great, but has absolutely nothing to do with being interrogated. Your right is to keep quiet and ask for a lawyer. If you don't remember this and realize why it's so important, then, oh well. You had better not forget that you were arrested in the first place at that point.

@bruh Seriously Not the same at all. You can not trust any cop who says that if you just tell him what happened, you can be on your way out the door in a half an hour. Your innocence is not the point, it is locking yourself into a statement that will be on the record, and if you innocently say anything that can be somehow tied to whatever you're charged with, then you have unknowingly screwed yourself. You don't know the details of the incident you got charged with, but of course they do. That is why you NEVER give a statement, and demand your right to a lawyer. No matter how easy the question may seem,  you have to keep your mouth shut. What is it about this people don't get?

@Adel Fazelrahman When it comes down to being arrested and questioned, if you don't think that way, then you will probably end up talking to them instead of demanding your right to a lawyer. Most people think if they're innocent, then they are safe to talk. They don't understand how they can be screwed from something as simple as stating they were somewhere at a certain time, and maybe they are off by even 15 minutes and depending on the charge, that 15 minutes could make a difference. But now they are on the record as saying whatever they did and didn't realize how important it was to the charge. That's why you never say a word. I don't know why people don't get this, especially when they tell you stupid things like " just tell us what happened and you can be out of here in an hour", for example. They stop thinking about the fact they were arrested in the first place.

That video is literally the “up next in 3…2…1”

That video is literally the “up next in 3…2…1”

@Operation Lull see the thing is police in shows will be portrayed as far more aggressive and rough than in real life as they will sweet talk you into spilling your guts

nah.  he read a book describing a heinous crime and that included an example of the john reid technique in use.  THEN  he ran across dont talk to the police.  id put money on it.  hes jonesing and still he gets the meaning.

@Pete https://youtu.be/55D4C8i_ni8 he went for two years. He is out now. Here is where he stated that

@Huskylover816 He has a YouTube channel now, I don't think he's in the prison now.

@bruh Seriously No one is suggesting we let ANYONE walk free. The only thing people are saying is that it's always bad to be questioned by police without a lawyer, because they are NOT your friends, and the only reason they're questioning you is to get information to use against you.

I posted a detailed explanation above, but you chose not to reply to that, presumably because there was nothing you could try to twist to your bootlicking narrative.

Any lawyer and any cop that cares about you (like a family friend) will tell you not to talk to the police. There is no way it will improve your situation, and can only make things worse, ESPECIALLY if you're innocent.

I really advise you to search for "don't talk to the police" here on YouTube, that video, from a lawyer and a cop, explains this in detail.

This is not up for debate, talking to police without legal counsel is a bad idea and could put you in a legally actionable position regardless of your innocence or good intentions. It doesn't matter what the probability is that an innocent person will get falsely convicted - ANY chance of that is far too dangerous. There is no benefit, only risk.

If, after having been told this, you still choose to talk to police while being questioned, you are a fool for thinking you know better than legal professionals, and deserve anything that might happen.

@bruh Seriously It's estimated that 1% are wrongly convicted no real solid evidence that it's above or below 1% just estimated. And it's better to not take that risk when you can wait, get a lawyer that will help you and then you and your lawyer can talk to the police to put the real criminal behind bars. We can twist your words and say you believe letting the "1%" of true criminals roam free and wild because you don't believe in going through the true process of getting a lawyer then talking to the police after.

@Tyler Rains again do you know the odds of you being wrongly convicted? Less than 1% of the entire prison population is suspected of being wrongly convicted. But hey with your logic we shouldn't take the 1% risk and should let rapists and murderers roam free.

@bruh Seriously Ya let's ignore all the falsely imprisoned innocent people. I'm sure they deserve being in prison for some reason or another cause the police can do no wrong.

@Tyler Rains again if you didn't do it you'll be through the system if you did do it then yes you would deserve it

@bruh Seriously so if a crime happens around me I deserve to be treated like the criminal that committed it? Yikes man yikes. Also police are known to force false confessions as well. So ya they do sometimes put a gun (could be literally or a metaphorical gun) to your head and make you commit a crime.

@Tyler Rainsi mean not really they aren't against you as there not putting a gun to your head making you commit a crime and yes it's there job to figure out if you committed a crime and again if your there 99% you probably deserved it

@Adel Fazelrahman When someone is in a position where they could get a promotion by getting you locked up for a very long time, your best approach is to assume they're bastards. It also doesn't help that some cops are indeed bastards. I'm friends with a few ex-cops and they'd be the 1st to corroborate that fact.

@bruh Seriously It's not the job of black people to shoot people. It's the job of the police to find you guilty even if you aren't. Very bad comparison. I guess if you wanted a comparison of something that fit your narrative that not all police are out to get you would be something like "Don't trust fast food employees because they can spit in your food." But honestly all police may not be out to get you, but it is their job to find you guilty. They aren't our friends. When they are interrogating us what we say and do will be used against us in the court of law. Notice the wording of against and not for us in the court of law. They state it in plain view. If I say nothing but the truth and they find one way to pin the crime on me in my statement it will be used against me and I will be facing time behind bars for telling the truth. My best option is to say nothing. Even if I know the culprit, even if I could 100% recall everything perfectly and put the culprit at the scene of the crime, I could still be found guilty.

@bruh Seriously It's not the job of black people to shoot people. It's the job of the police to find you guilty even if you aren't. Very bad comparison. I guess if you wanted a comparison of something that fit your narrative that not all police are out to get you would be something like "Don't trust fast food employees because they can spit in your food." But honestly all police may not be out to get you, but it is their job to find you guilty. They aren't our friends. When they are interrogating us what we say and do will be used *against* us in the court of law. Notice the wording of *against* and not *for* us in the court of law. They state it in plain view. If I say nothing but the truth and they find one way to pin the crime on me in my statement it will be used against me and I will be facing time behind bars for telling the truth. My best option is to say nothing. Even if I know the culprit, even if I could 100% recall everything perfectly and put the culprit at the scene of the crime, I could still be found guilty.

@xmisterpilgrimx He posted a video correcting Jim that he was arrested, that is how I know.

@bruh Seriously Giving them a chance to do what, exactly? If the police are interrogating you, it's never, ever for your benefit, regardless of what they tell you. "We just want to eliminate you as a suspect" - do you even watch the videos on this channel?

Someone commented above in reference to a video from a lawyer and a cop called "don't talk to the police" - both the lawyer AND the cop agree that talking to the police will never help you, it can only hurt you. Their job is not to find you innocent or guilty, it's to collect evidence for trial.

The only things you should ever say when being questioned by police are "am I being detained" (can I leave) and "I want a lawyer".

It's not about judging them, it's about understanding why they're asking you questions, and that is NOT to help you, EVER.

Don't take my word for it, ask a lawyer. Hell, if you have cops in your family or social group that you trust, ask THEM. They'll tell you the same thing - you should never, ever talk to police without a lawyer, because it can only harm you. If you don't have a lawyer or cop you can trust, go watch that video from the lawyer and cop, they explain in excellent detail why it's never a good idea, ESPECIALLY if you're innocent. It might just save your freedom someday.

Edit: typos.

@Huskylover816 Naa, he's a free man. He's got a YouTube and Patreon, and he's posted recently, so he's definitely not in jail.

@dont care lol DARE. The lies around marijuana abound group? The ones that told us that drug dealers would lace a $20 drug with a $100 drug and not mark the price up? Yeah, they lied to you and here you are talking about how they built a bind of trust with you.

Funny how it’s a response to being brainwashed by the cops and you demonstrate how you were.

It really doesn’t matter what your opinion on cops is. Even a good guy can falsely imprison someone, even if they don’t mean to. If they think you’re guilty they’ll do anything to get a confession or some kind of evidence against you. And that’s fine, that’s their job. But that’s why you never, ever, talk to the police without a lawyer present. Because even if you’re innocent, you’ll misremember something, or say something wrong in the heat of the moment and boom, it will now be used against you in court. There’s a great talk from a professor (and a cop) on YouTube, who will explain that better than I ever can, it’s called „Don’t talk to the police“.<br>But to sum it up, nothing you can say during an investigation will ever help, while anything can (and will) come back to hurt you. Just don’t do it.

It really doesn’t matter what your opinion on cops is. Even a good guy can falsely imprison someone, even if they don’t mean to. If they think you’re guilty they’ll do anything to get a confession or some kind of evidence against you. And that’s fine, that’s their job. But that’s why you never, ever, talk to the police without a lawyer present. Because even if you’re innocent, you’ll misremember something, or say something wrong in the heat of the moment and boom, it will now be used against you in court. There’s a great talk from a professor (and a cop) on YouTube, who will explain that better than I ever can, it’s called „Don’t talk to the police“.
But to sum it up, nothing you can say during an investigation will ever help, while anything can (and will) come back to hurt you. Just don’t do it.

@bethany B yea it is your judging people without giving them a chance

@Adel Fazelrahman their job while interrogating you is to find you guilty, even when you’re not. This is proven time and time again. Most cops are good people, but when their entire purpose of talking to you is to take away your freedom then you should shut the hell up around them

He got years. Jim was wrong in the video

He got years. Jim was wrong in the video

@Adel Fazelrahman not all, but it's safer to err on the side of caution than to end up wrongfully imprisoned for 10 years.

It’s hard to do. Imagine being in a situation like that, having anxiety and spilling your guts out to a cop. Then consider this religion we have in America of worshipping police and shows like law and order portraying cops as human and caring individuals, it’s very unlikely that a lot of people would refuse to talk to cops because they’re brainwashed into thinking that these pigs have any decency or humanity. Instead it’s important to understand that all cops are bastards and to never talk to one especially when you’re innocent.


About 8 minutes into this video I got up, went to the fridge, and got a coke without even realizing I was doing it until i sat back down. Well played, Jeff.


I've watched this video multiple times and I am always impressed by how well Jeff handles these cops.  Of course I support law enforcement and understand the pressures they operate under but to see a citizen who  a) knows his rights and b) knows how to deal with manipulative cops is gratifying


Jeff is a force of nature. He breaks all the standard tactics used in investigative procedure.


i am so glad that jeff stood his ground and never gave the cops an ounce of evidence or anything that could backfire against him! what an absolute legend, i hope he's doing well nowadays!


“playing good cop?”
“no, usually i’m the prick.”
“you look like a prick.”
WHAT A CHAMP

lmao he had some many good responses to those pigs.

@M Ahhh, that makes more sense. I was wondering who on earth would ask for a timestamp for a 14 min video they clearly didn't actually wanna watch ahah. Glad I could help anyway :)

@Xerxes BFG thank you! i missed it when i was watching the first time, to clarify

@M About 1.30 in, though I don't get why you wouldn't just watch the video seeing as you're here now. Might need to start a little earlier for context anyway.

@M Pretty early, but he shouldve said "that (being a prick) didnt work out for you, did it"

YES! I immediately developed a soft spot for him just for that comment. Scrolled down and lo and behold, there are others who value wit :D

He has a YT channel check out JCS comment on this vido

Agreeing with the cop whilst simultaneously insulting him. Nice

Pure gold. Got me every time I hear this conversation. He said "play" as there's no such thing as a "good" cop in the interrogation room! And that cop played along makes it funnier.


Cop: You have the right to remain silent.
Jeff: immediately stonewalls and falls silent.
Cop: doesn’t understand why he’s not talking.


"While many of us can't relate to the feeling of being addicted to heroin for well over a decade, we can certainly understand the feeling of sadness" Is possibly my favorite youtube quote of all time


As an on and off, currently ex-addict, it hurts me to see someone going through what I went through multiple times before I was even an adult. The desperate lengths an addiction makes you go to are so painful to reflect on. I really hope Jeff here managed to get his life back on track. I’d admire anyone who manages that


You left out something major but something about an anti-hero that makes them such underdogs and garner support is, as The Nostalgia Critic says, they are able to act in socially unacceptable ways that we want to (but are unable to). It's not just the idea of redemption, but that they allow some of our own need for catharsis to be expressed through their assholery. We repress it because we'll be ridiculed otherwise. Ever wanted to yell at a kid for doing annoying kid things? Well, an antihero can do that for you. You can see it in the way Jeff is so firmly curt in his responses when he isn't being totally unresponsive. He also has the occasional sarcastic or snarky remark which definitely earns him some relatability points.