Suspect: I dont want to answer questions. I wanna go to my cell.<br>Canadian Cop: I know. So anyway...

Suspect: I dont want to answer questions. I wanna go to my cell.
Canadian Cop: I know. So anyway...

@Isaiah Chatman thank you! I didn’t realize that was the case in the US!

I did look it up on Wikipedia and read about “right to remain silent” type laws in various countries.

The scary thing is, not all countries require “beyond a reasonable doubt” for convictions!

@nachtegael W they have something very similar, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.<br>The difference in Canada is that anything you say to police before you're advised of your right to counsel is not admissible 'as evidence', whereas here, ANYthing you say to the police WILL be used against you no matter what and is difficult to suppress if you go to trial. 🤨

@nachtegael W they have something very similar, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The difference in Canada is that anything you say to police before you're advised of your right to counsel is not admissible 'as evidence', whereas here, ANYthing you say to the police WILL be used against you no matter what and is difficult to suppress if you go to trial. 🤨

Does Canada have some version of Miranda rights? Like guarantee to a lawyer if requested during questioning?

@Ricki Horror We know she killed her daughters in hindsight. But she hadn't been tried. What happened to innocent until proven guilty.

S. Hurd I did Google it, but there were hundreds of pages detailing it.

I know, she's a horrible person and it's a horrible crime, but still everyone has rights and everyone needs a fair defense :-/

@Ricki Horror Google it.   Rest periods after 4(?) hours;  offer of food, drink; sleep when appropriate.  Think it was made law after too many cop abuses.  But I'm winging it here.

Wouldn't be allowed under PACE rules in the UK

What amazes me is that people in this situation actually believe that anyone cares what they “want.” You just killed your daughters, so I find it hard to care what you want🤯


She got out on bond....was guilty of murder....and didnt run for a country that doesnt extradite? lame


Why not let her husbands 'people' take care of her? They're good at that. This is personal so they should be really good at dealing with one that murders their own, especially small defenseless children. She sits there so smug. Since she's so eager to go back to her cell, I hope they made her sit there all day and night.

I googled this case and read that the husband who died in jail was actually marked for death by the criminal organization he worked for. This was because he was extorting smugglers bringing drugs through the airport and not giving the organization its share. That’s Why  I wonder if it was even suicide. Maybe they got to him.  But regardless- no one was going to help him.

Pretty sure this was payback for fucking up a 200kg coke deal


Since i don't play chess too well, i use the same strategy on my opponent - exhaust him into a defeat.


The girls' lunches were made, they obviously had family who cared for them, and loved them - <br>Why, not just leave, and let them be raised by the family... so sad.

The girls' lunches were made, they obviously had family who cared for them, and loved them -
Why, not just leave, and let them be raised by the family... so sad.

Boqoreh Boqoreh I don’t think anyone was trying to hide that it is still murder, just better define the depth and atrocity of it. I think technical terms are incredibly useful to illustrate that. When I hear “filicide” versus “murder”, I understand that it is more specifically a parent INTENTIONALLY murdering their own helpless, innocent child, which is much worse in most of the public’s eyes. Hearing that it’s “Spousal Revenge Filicide” is EVEN worse since it’s the parent killing their children JUST to get revenge on their spouse, as if the children were always a dispensable object and manipulation tactic for them to use instead of actual living, breathing children that should be protected at all costs. She viewed these young, defenseless children as a commodity or a playing chip to be used and disposed of when it benefitted her & gave her the upper hand. May those poor children Rest In Peace knowing their grandmother loved them 💔

@Nicole Courtney I totally agree with what you said. I think some people just want to be right.

It's not that she really wanted to hurt her daughter's, I mean she obviously did in some form 💔 but it said she wanted to hurt her husband. that's why there's a special name for it. Spousal Revenge Filaside it's almost like a mental illness. I just want to add i feel no sympathy toword her just letting you know why she didn't leave them with family...that would not have served the purpose of hurting hubby


I speak for everyone here when I say.. “WE NEED MORE JCS”

Yes more murders need to be happening

For legal reasons this is a joke

@LeAnn S of course!!  awesome stuff huh?  after that,  head over  LPR Presents, TT Criminological Breakdown.  both great channels that are getting better and better.

@ice la honk Hey! Thanks for reccomending Matt Orchard! 😊

I mean, we all can quit when we want, it isn't like I'm atticted to JCS.

check matt orchard channel for a jcs clone.      that chapter might be your bag too

Yes! Like right now, my skin starting to itch


Anyone else immediately think of Godfather Part 2 when the concept of "Spousal Revenge Fillicide" came up?


"He maintains a very calm disposition yet manages to superimpose a highly disparaging tone at the same time."   Well.. he's French

@Bruce McNair Yes, he's french canadian from Québec. I would know, because I live there! French from Québec is different from french from France! We are learning english at school, but we mainly speak french so most of us have a huge accent. Still, most of us understand and speak it very well!

@I Am 👏👏👏👏🤣👍

@I Am 👏👏👏👏🤣👍

Eric L Lol Quebec been wanting to build a wall for years 😅

@Dem only republicans dislike french people. everyone else is cool with them.

Shafawn G The “ interrogator”  is not Canadian- I can barely understand him.  Maybe this video is done in Germany?

Steph Daigle not struggling at all , just has an accent , don’t you think you need to speak English to interrogate <br>Someone that speaks English lol , our police department have more budget then this lol if he was struggling they would have sent in a guy who doesn’t 🤷♂🤦♂

Steph Daigle not struggling at all , just has an accent , don’t you think you need to speak English to interrogate
Someone that speaks English lol , our police department have more budget then this lol if he was struggling they would have sent in a guy who doesn’t 🤷♂🤦♂

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Nickita David I actually never knew that huh, I just called them Canadians cuz I’m an ignorant American 😂

@Carson Wentz French Canadian, yes. However 😉

@Carson Wentz French Canadian, yes. However 😉

Professor Swaggamuffin what is it with some ppl from the US trying to prove that they’re “not like other americans”

You had me blowing hot coffee out of my nose with that one, thanks a lot :P

Nickita David Acadiens? Franco-Ontariens?? Franco-Manitobans???

Dem we don’t like French people? I thought they didn’t like us.

@D&S Bro you just almost had La'Penne leading your country and Macron is a Tyrant who tries to subvert the independence of other nations. He is an empirialist and your Country is guilty of as many warcrimes and attrocities as any American regime so let's not point your little French fingers at America 😂

@Dem <br>I don't know why we hate the French so much. Personally, I think they're pretty cool 👁👄👁

@Dem
I don't know why we hate the French so much. Personally, I think they're pretty cool 👁👄👁

@Dolly Dagger Just look toward what Israel does to Palestinians to see that.. And the IRA has stated itself that the Palestinians are the Irishmen of the 21st century

N Logan Some of my Irish ancestors settled in Nova Scotia during the Irish potato famine . I can’t even fathom what the English did to the Irish .

Its like George St Pierre being nice to people before destroying their career.. French Canadians smh

Even worse hes French Canadien, that's a whole new level. Much love my Canadia bruhs :D

I literally randomly clicked on this point in the video.

@Steph Daigle he's proud of his accent and can be haha

@Nickita David well I think that OP was just using French in place of French Canadian for the purpose of making a funny joke.

@Addie Alexander we don't identify with the French neither the Canadians we are Quebecois we identify as people from the province of quebec

@Professor Swaggamuffin🔉🔥 he is from Québec he's not French lol

@Professor Swaggamuffin🔉🔥 yes totally, we admit and laugh about it. But you're right it's undeniable:P

You don't have to come from Québec to be a French canadienne. Franco-Ontarienne ✌🤚

Juicy Boi I think French Canadians often identify with the French, Americans don’t at all identify as English. Probably thrilling the English. And then there are the ones of us who are trump-come-lately, loyalists.

@Dem It is not only American that is also British and other places as well. There are reasons.

@Dem IDK about anyone else but I love the French, I follow a lot of French musicians and like French culture, find it interesting, and like French film & cooking... <i>But still</i> theres a little arrogance in the French identity, I bet most would admit it too. Im American but still think there's a lot of fat ppl and some ignorance here.

@Dem IDK about anyone else but I love the French, I follow a lot of French musicians and like French culture, find it interesting, and like French film & cooking... _But still_ theres a little arrogance in the French identity, I bet most would admit it too. Im American but still think there's a lot of fat ppl and some ignorance here.

Dem Yeah. It’s the other way around. Neither group is easy to like.

what is with americans disliking french people?

Amazing! I believe this to be the most apt description of the Québécois I’ve ever come across 😂

*french Canadian (which is worse, I’d know I’m one of them)

Actually he’s Canadian, many people in Quebec speak French


This guy is like the T-1000 of police interrogators. Relentless.

@help, yes; how could she NOT talk to him?

@Skeptigal His voice is so soothing I would probably confess to a crime I didn’t commit.


Rookie move, she didn't even get a coke and a butterfinger out if it.


oh god i used to live in laval... I never heard about this case until now


Today a cop knocked on my neighbor's door (apartment) and I immediately thought they'd discovered me committing a crime even though I have the most straight laced life ever.

I'm binging these videos too hard.


She was just let out of prison. I can't imagine the hateful, soulless monsters she must have for lawyers.

Why does everyone always blame the lawyers? It's their duty to give it their best shot, even if the person is a monster. Our justice system simply wouldn't work at all otherwise.


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Props on that interrogator for pushing that long. He made it hard for her, and that's what makes a difference

@S G my thinking is that if you know you didnt do anything then wtf would you confess to anything at all lol

@BoRRoW I’m sorry but you are totally wrong. Have you any idea of the number of innocent people convicted of crimes every year? Have you ever been interrogated? Do you know how many mistrials of justice there are due to false confessions?

i dont think someone that is innocent would take this for 5 hours. They would defend themselbes and be a lot more confrontational than staying silent in a corner. Watch that "guilty proven innocent" video again and you'll notice that. Though it is true that some people did confess to crimes they did not commit in the past, though these individuals are quite often diafnosed with autism or what not

@Yeah Sure Dude ikr watched the video where the guy who was innocent was told that there is evidence he did it when he didnt lmao

@S G yeah fr, this is not really an effective interrogation method for that reason

Problem is that if you pressure someone enough even an innocent person will admit to something they haven’t done.


Poor Danny, no wonder why he's the trashman now


16:05 looks like Julian without a drink in his hand lol


died from cynaide huh? wonder if they were giving out apples in the jail at that time or what.


He pushed her just as hard to tell the punchline of his April fools joke as to get a confession


Just 10 years?! The Canadians are insane.

As if the US system isn't just as ridiculous


How tf does he get cyanide poisoning in prison tf


I have the right to remain silent. Proceeds to not be silent.


I thought that April Fools day angle as soon as I saw the camera stamp 😉


@ 14:51 when he says what the date was, I was thinkin it could be a joke, but this wouldn't be a fun joke


I feel you can't be mean with a french accent.


why don't these people stop talking and ask for a lawyer.. holy crap


Detective: "I said do you know what day it is today? You don't know?"
Woman: "What day is it today?"
Detective: "It's updog."
Woman: "what's updog?"
Detective: "haha gotem"

@Mandalo Rian <br>they were baiting so the OP would reply to the joke lmao

@Mandalo Rian
they were baiting so the OP would reply to the joke lmao

@Charlotte Smith <br>Haha it's a joke to make someone say "whats up, dog?"

@Charlotte Smith
Haha it's a joke to make someone say "whats up, dog?"

charmie1984 it’s actually a quote from Caleb Crawdad, a wealthy womanizer in Savannah, Ga.

Please tell me this was a “The Office” quote 🤞


Normal mothers: falling to the floor, screaming and wailing upon seeing their kids dead.

I'm not an emotional woman. I rarely cry, or, show emotion. So, her lack of emotion shouldn't be an issue. Everyone reacts differently.

Correction - not normal mothers, HEALTHY mothers

@Richella River good point - Lindy Chamberlain got the sh*t kicked outta her in the court of public opinion for not throwing herself to the floor at every press conference. It was disgusting how she was treated. This creature though - she's on a different level entirely...

@Boqoreh Precision  her hatred and resentment of her husband. Or Satan. You pick.

Or in frozen shock unable to communicate or reason.

I don't know if I'd even be able to speak. I would probably fall onto the floor in shock and have a heart attack

@ujustgotpwned2008 yes exactly, the mother who lost her baby to a dingo was demonized, despised and hated because she didn't react the way people expected her to. In fact she couldn't win, if she expressed her emotions honestly she was "faking it" and if she tried to maintain composure she was "a cold hearted monster who killed her child". <br>I know this is a different case entirely but people do react so differently to this sort of thing. The dingo ate my baby lady had false evidence put on her case and it wasn't until a few years later that she was proven innocent. (The "blood" in her car where they claimed she slit her babies throat was actually fruit juice, but forensics falsified it by claiming it was blood).

@ujustgotpwned2008 yes exactly, the mother who lost her baby to a dingo was demonized, despised and hated because she didn't react the way people expected her to. In fact she couldn't win, if she expressed her emotions honestly she was "faking it" and if she tried to maintain composure she was "a cold hearted monster who killed her child".
I know this is a different case entirely but people do react so differently to this sort of thing. The dingo ate my baby lady had false evidence put on her case and it wasn't until a few years later that she was proven innocent. (The "blood" in her car where they claimed she slit her babies throat was actually fruit juice, but forensics falsified it by claiming it was blood).

not saying she isnt a psychopath, but its not normal for everyone to suddenly burst into tears and act hysterical upon seeing something deeply traumatic, shock is entirely real and can make people act and react in extremely strange ways.

I dunno, a lot of people don't behave that way when seeing dead loved ones. Many people go into shock, which isn't all noise and screaming.

@Boqoreh Precision  Herself. She's most likely narcissistic and incapable of true love. I was married to a man like that for many years. The think of their children as pawns in their world and use them to appear a certain way. It's truly disgusting.

The fact she barely blinked is just too unreal.


Release date? Let's not get ahead of ourselves.


I’m ashamed she’s from my country. Cold, heartless and sick. I hope she doesn’t get parole


I've been watching this guy since his first video. His success is deeply deserved.


Please do more videos! You are the best crime channel I have ever seen. Thanks for the content.


I love how he explains that the detective is applying huge mental pressure at her and "physologicaly exhausting her" to make her act irrational but at the same times says its not harassment :D something along the lines, look at him go, he is doing it even though we can say in court he wasnt.

If the woman hadnt murdered her children you might thing he was abusive but she did so lets ignore that right?


Watching all these interrogation videos I'm always amazed how people stay sitting on those uncomfortable chairs. I feel like I need to lay down just watching these let alone being in a similar situation.


This man literally provides us with top tier documentaries


I love that I can actually say I loved this YouTube channel before it blew up lol. But fr I’m so glad this channel is finally getting the recognition it deserves🥰


I love this channel and I'm happy it's getting more attention.


This is by far the smartest subject. Absolute monster, but she’s the only one with the sense to ask for a lawyer and remain silent. It’s pretty bad that the police can just sit there and barrage you for 5 hours after you’ve asked to remain silent and for an attorney. That’s one thing the US does right, the interview should stop right there.

That would really suck if you were innocent


Wow very well cropped introductory piece of dialogue. I knew nothing about the case, so my first impression was that this woman was being falsely accused of something and just played it cool and safe, and was being very strong and smart. But when he says "do you believe that your daughters are alive?", it reframes EVERYTHING. The apparent self control just becomes sheer cold blood. Kudos to the editing!


Police interrogation just seems so psychologically damaging, I can't fathom it. It looks to be akin to literal torture.

EDIT: I was just thinking about this in terms of someone innocent


Good thing this was in Canada. In the USA this case would’ve been thrown out in the first 5 minutes. Once you ask for a lawyer they legally have to stop talking to you. Not even a how are you. I was pretty suprised how fast she got to speak to a lawyer. Here it could be days


Giuseppe killed himself with poisoning. His children were killed with poison.
He was from a mafia.
His wife called her brother asking for help for feeling suicidal.

I'd consider the possibility of Giuseppe himself asking his wife to poison the children.
He latter showed remorse and asked to be guilty for the children's death, and said his wife had no blame in it.

Being a mafia mobster I'd have my children killed by my own hand than by my enemies.

(please share your toughts, I honestly felt these match kinda too close together)

Yeah, I was thinking that too. Like granted she doesn't seem as sad as she should but trauma,stress, and deprivation, makes a strange beast. But she still seems sad, idk maybe I'm projecting. I'm just not entirely convinced it was her.

Maybe someone got to him and the kids. Not her at all


if I recall correctly here in Italy you have the right to stay silent only if you have been declared a suspect. If they question you as an "informed person" (someone they think has useful informations but is not a suspect at the time of the interrogation) you must comply, it's a crime to stay silent or give vague or inconclusive statements like this one, and the things you say might turn you into a suspect. If you are a suspect police can detain you for up to 96 hours before preliminar interrogations begin. They can't interrogate you without a lawyer but they can still talk to you and everything you do or say in those 3 days will be recorded


The "They trusted you..." part got me. Teared up a little bit. Breaks my heart dude


Just found you guys. All I can say is wow, I’m living for this content 🤫😀


we need longer videos and more info on the entire crime :)


When they say "anything you say can be used in a court of law"...

They are NOT kidding.


Using evidence of her reaction to questions she didn’t want to answer while she constantly says she doesn’t want to answer feels wrong. I’m sure they had a case without using that stuff.

Lawyers try to convince a jury she's a good or bad person, they know she did it. Any evidence is fair game to prove how a person really thinks.


Those videos are so underrated, I don't know why they never appeared in the YT recommendations before ! Keep up the great work !


>After psychologically breaking this person down for hours, I finally got the answer I wanted!<br>Shit's weird, man. How do you even know anything at that point? Could've been the most innocent saint sitting there, and they still would get what they want.

>After psychologically breaking this person down for hours, I finally got the answer I wanted!
Shit's weird, man. How do you even know anything at that point? Could've been the most innocent saint sitting there, and they still would get what they want.

@Teagan Combest if speaking to me for 5 hours is a torture, what is school?

The whole way she acted pretty much proved her guilt.

I don't know how you could believe you could get that out of an innocent person.


She got away with it. Killed her daughters to make his ex go crazy, he killed himself and she got a ridiculously short sentence

@Honey Pig Personally, I can't see her getting it.. but who knows.  It's interesting to see how different systems work even between similar countries like Australia, Canada, England and the US.

@Bobbie G Oh yeah I know. I jumped the gun a little early with my reply. I think she does go away for life, parole after 10 years. If she does end up getting paroled after 10 years, there is something seriously messed up with this world.

@Honey Pig Yeah, they gave her parole while she waits for her appeal... You can read why the judge allowed that, whether or not you agree with it or not is another story... Either way, she will likely be found guilty and go back to jail for a long time. Initially I was referring to her getting parole after her sentence is confirmed, which I think is life + possibility of parole after 10 years - that doesn't mean she will be out after 10.

@Bobbie G She's already been released from prison. She's walking around free.

Edit: Not exactly free, but she's at home right now awaiting a verdict for her appeal.

@heenyu心灵 She was sentenced to life in prison, with no chance of parole for 10 years.


This channel is like watching The First 48 but only the parts I really care about; the interrogations! Glad I found it.


There’s just something so unethical about keeping someone in an interrogation room for 5 hours without a lawyer. That should be illegal


This police interrogation is mental torture. Everybody thinks it is fine when a defendant is obviously guilty. But what if the police only DECIDE you are guilty, when in fact you are not? Do we want the police to be able to interrogate in this manner for five straight hours? I spent 13 years as a military police officer, and I have seen innocent people accept guilt for things they did not do.

@Cruella De'vil So will you, considering the fact that, again, we're both doing the exact same thing. With any luck, you'll make it a great day.

@Cruella De'vil No one said it was serious. I'm simply doing the exact same thing that you're doing, which is seeing something I don't agree with, and replying to it.

@Your mum  It's not that serious buddy. And, I don't think you know the actual definition of "virtue signaling. <br> Make it a great day.

@Your mum  It's not that serious buddy. And, I don't think you know the actual definition of "virtue signaling.
 Make it a great day.

@Cruella De'vil Not neccesarily projecting, but definitely being a hypocrite to some extent. You went from virtue signalling the obvious (Being, don't murder your kids) to comparing a police interrogation for child murder with waiting at the DMV.

@Timothy Williams  I'm not sure you actually know the meaning of the word projecting .<br> Make it a great day.

@Timothy Williams  I'm not sure you actually know the meaning of the word projecting .
 Make it a great day.

@Cruella De'vil You are projecting. No one said what you claim.

@Cruella De'vil I didn't know that. I'm glad they do. It means the law enforcers are likely to get more accurate information that isn't a result of massive psychological pressure. We all have the same goal - to convict those who have done bad, and not convict the innocent. Glad you took my comments with some humour. Have a good day.

@Julian I  I get your point <br>..I just Wonder if you've done your research about the fact that they get a break every 4 hours.. I've sat at the dmv longer than that..Now that's  torture.

@Julian I  I get your point
..I just Wonder if you've done your research about the fact that they get a break every 4 hours.. I've sat at the dmv longer than that..Now that's  torture.

@Cruella De'vil Yes - OBVIOUSLY. But that wasn't anyone heres point, at all. Do you for example support "innocent until proven guilty"? And how do you think wrongful convictions happen?

@Julian I orrrr Don't  murder your kids.

@Julian I orrrr Don't  murder your kids.

@Cruella De'vil Ever heard about psychology? You should google "psychological torture" and read up on the very basics.
According to UN human rights this could be considered "mental", or psychological torture. Anything that deliberately creates suffering to obtain motivation, whether physically or mentally, is by definition torture.
Psychological torture methods often used are: Isolation, confinement in small spaces, deprivation of food/sleep/water, sensory assault (shouting, bright lights), threats of physical violence and degradation (from amnesty international).
We are as vulnerable psychologically as physically.

And NO, NOBODY said that murdering your children is okay, or that THIS woman didn't deserve what she got. Nobody. What they are saying is that if someone INNOCENT were to get into a situation, and was treated like this under interrogation, we might be looking at many wrongful convictions, which is very serious.

Says  a lot about you stating that questions are torture but Murdering your kids is not... Seek help.

In America, the second you ask for a lawyer, they <i>have</i> to stop talking to you. And if you aren't under arrest, you don't have to even go talk to them. People just need to remember to ask for a lawyer if you're under arrest, and if you aren't under arrest, just leave.

In America, the second you ask for a lawyer, they _have_ to stop talking to you. And if you aren't under arrest, you don't have to even go talk to them. People just need to remember to ask for a lawyer if you're under arrest, and if you aren't under arrest, just leave.

thank you for saying this.  This interrogator here is absolutely TERRIBLE and completely unprofessional.  It's super disappointing seeing all the support he seems to have in the comments, and even from the narrator.  Her guilt is not a license to be treated in this way, and you're absolutely right when you say interrogation techniques like this are designed to FORCE confessions, regardless of accuracy.

note in advance before people start coming for me: of course this lady is guilty, and a monster.  I'm not defending her in any way, shape, or form, and I find her sentence to be far too light.  But this treatment is not acceptable under any circumstances.

Damn, good point.. I've seen it too - on video, that is. Under such mental pressure you can get anyone to admit anything, eventually.


While it is effective against guilty parties, the Canadian rule to allow "grilling" the accused is not as fair for the innocent.


I like these a lot, but as a father of two… hard to watch the ones with kids being killed.


Y'all newbies are lucky. If I could rewatch all JCS's vids again for the first time, I would.


That was the most intense way of asking if it is april fools day ive ever seen.


So being wife of one syndicate members she's not aware what's happened to those who betray own family?Speechless.


If you say you want a lawyer, don’t continue to talk to the guy. They know how to get you talking


@5:51 huge diff here in the US, wen u invoke ur right to an attorney & the right to remain silent basically there’s nothing detectives can do.
@14:49 wow that’s one cool customer 😳 the detective couldn’t even get her to give the day/date!


Can you do Andrea Yates next? I mean it’s old but I think it would be good to look/analyze


I wish I had the energy to manipulate people like these interrogators 🤣


Infuriating when you realize she is probably out of prison by now and walking around free...


Okay I’ve watched ALL of your videos in 2 days 🤣 When can we expect the next one to come out? Please HURRY!!!  🤣🤣


She's actually out of prison already believe it or not. She did the most heinous crime TWICE and she got released from prison. Women can literally murder children and not have to face up to their actions. To make things worse, they charged her with second degree murder rather than first. No justice for those two girls.


People who found out about this channel from "what pretending to be crazy looks" and then there's me who feels irrationally superior to them because I found out about this channel about a year ago because of "Jenifer's solution"


Different laws.  She asked for a lawyer and invoked her right to silence.  This entire interrogation would be inadmissible in court in the US...


WoW 2 counts of child 2nd degree murder, her own children at that and only 10 years. Blows my mind. 🤯


I watched "What pretending to be crazy looks like" and I can't stop watching.


this was great, but as a native montrealer listening to you pronounce laval, dorval and montreal was hilarious


14:46 "Today is the first of April and you seem to think its April fools day you believe what you want" that was the most badass movie TV show series nut buster leg clenching jaw dropping quote I ever heard in real life


So did she kill them on purpose? Did she not? What was the cause? So many questions, I researched a bit but nothing seems conclusive


Guess we’re all here bing watching from “what pretending to be crazy looks like” gang gang 🤟🏾

I haven’t watched that video because I can’t stand looking at that shooter. He should be dead but he’s not. The police failed the students that day. That one really hurts me. <br>I got hooked on the Chris Watts videos instead.

I haven’t watched that video because I can’t stand looking at that shooter. He should be dead but he’s not. The police failed the students that day. That one really hurts me.
I got hooked on the Chris Watts videos instead.

@MsMatilda24 same I watched the wrath of Jodi one about 5 months ago. I can't watch other channels they either talk too much and don't show any raw footage or photos or they overdramatise it and don't give any facts or proof at all

I've been an avid watcher for so long and I'm really glad people are starting to stumble upon this channel. It's the best type of true crime documentation instead of other channels with annoying transition and won't get to the point straight.

What drugs did they put in these videos bro???


How the hell do you get only 10 years for murdering 2 girls and get 15 years for drug smuggling?!


Dude that April Fools line was savage AF!


I am getting nervous for when I finally finish all of these videos and have none left to binge watch 😂


We have all fallen down this hole of JCS videos and we are all still digging.


I can't believe that they'd say right up front that the detective's goal was to exhaust the suspect into a "suggestible" state and act like this was good.  This is a classic way of getting a false confession!

@Xord Hence upping the stress to increase the need for sleep within a shorter window of time.  And the narrator specifically said that the goal was to exhaust the suspect into a suggestible state--not a cooperative state, a suggestible one.

@Teagan Combest Nope. It never happenned with only a few hours interrogation. Absolutely no.

It does happen woth techniques involbing torture though.

@Dolores J. Nurss You confuse the act of forcing someone to be awake for multiple days in a row with no sleep.with talking to someone gor.a few hours...

@Xord actually this is the key component to all "false confessions"

@Xord I'm sure you're a good person, and have a hard time fathoming how something as evil as brainwashing could work.  But good people still have to know about these things so that they can protect themselves and loved ones from bad people.  Here's how brainwashers use exhaustion to get to you:

When you get exhausted enough, and stressed enough, your brain absolutely needs to repair itself through dreaming, and tries to dream anyway, even while you're sitting up conscious--you can easily get confused as to what is and isn't real.  A skillful manipulator can increase your stress, heighten your exhaustion, and then, when your sense of reality starts to crumble, insert suggestions into your waking dream.  Now, think back to your own dreams.  Haven't you sometimes done things in dreams that you would never do awake?  Didn't it seem absolutely real at the time?  This is how you can get a false confession from someone: trick their mind into dreaming that they did it.

This is what the North Koreans did to American POWs to make patriotic soldiers into turncoats: exhausted them while implanting suggestions, till they became convinced that they had committed war-crimes that needed expiation through changing sides.  It's a dirty world.

Yet it's so seductive to think that you could use such techniques for good, for instance in law enforcement.  At first you might only use exhaustion techniques against people that you're sure are guilty.  Then you might use it against people you merely think are guilty.  Then you use it against people you just want to be guilty, and then it's people who give you trouble, and then it's for the thrill of power and it just keeps on getting darker and darker.  Integrity is like a brick wall between you and evil--every time you take away one brick of it, the rest becomes more and more vulnerable to crumbling away, till eventually the whole wall collapses.

You need to know this.  Innocent people get arrested all the time--that's why we have trials, because police can't know for sure under field conditions alone.  It could happen to you, or someone you love.  Now, if arrested by mistake, nine times out of ten you could face an honest police detective who really just wants to get to the bottom of things, but then again, you might get that tenth guy who wants you to confess no matter what, who'll do anything to wring it from you, for all kinds of different reasons that have nothing to do with justice--they aren't all saints.

Be safe.

@Xord you're wrong. Many people have confessed to crimes they didn't commit for many reasons. Just look up the innocence project.

I mean, she was already pretty much guilty. She was only a legal suspect.

Also, if you're innocent, you won't confess just because you're tired...


Those two little girl's lives were worth a lousy 5 years apiece!  That's the value the dumba$$ lawmakers in Canada put on 2 innocent human lives, they were only starting out!  Then the same dumba$$'s  will let that sociopathic murderer out of jail after only 10 years. There's something really badly wrong and evil about all of this. That detective must've been absolutely  disgusted. He's the only one who seemed  to care about these little girls. RIP little angels.


This detective needs more training.. watching the other detectives in this channels videos makes him seem amateur-ish.


[Montreal]
"He maintains a very calm disposition but manages to superimpose a highly disparaging tone at the same time"
Yup, checks out.

@collin some universal shit goin on dude

@Quix_k R6 the exact same fucking thing happened to me i swear on my moms life

Dude. Fucking wild I was scrolling through comments while watching and as I read your fucking comment the narrator said it. Freaked me tf out


I started off watching what pretends to be crazy looks like ever since I've been watching every free time I Get I love the narrator too makes u feel like u in school 😂


I may have missed this in the comments but can anyone tell me about the person who made this? Are they a psychologist? Just curious what their background is


It seems kinda unfair that she states she's using her right to remain silent and the investigator is allowed to just continue to harass her.

For hours on end too, shit should not be legal

Although not as unfair as being a 9 year old child murdered by the very person who should care for you the most?


Jessepi story is crazy the guilt he must of felt smh


Her earliest release date is in 2029?????? She murdered her own daughters for christ sake!!!


Okay, it was the last video i watched. After getting recommended “what pretending to be crazy looks like”. I watched all of them and now I want more


I woulda acted like it was an April fools prank if i were her


ARE WE ALL HERE BECAUSE WE WATCHED WHAT PRETENDING TO BE CRAZG LOOKS LIKE???? I have been binging nonstop on this amazing channel


I'm watching too many of these to be normal but I'm not crazy I swear I'm just a Psychology major


I don't know what's worse

The fact the camera looks so bad, you can only see the outline of dead children

Or

She just is unfazed looking at dead kids, HER dead kids, and "attempts" to commit suicide.


So in Canada they can keep asking questions...but for 5 hours? Where the hell was this lawyer? Napping?


She should have got a longer sentence. She didn't show any remorse and killed 2 people. they're kids so thats even worse. I am so annoyed she even got the possibility of parole.


There's any case of interrogation where the suspect start banging on the door and wanted to escape the room??


I'm frankly disgusted by a majority of the comments ridiculing the country or the names of people involved. It's pejorative and inappropriate when the subject matter relates to the murder of two children, but maybe I feel a bit more emotionally connected to this because it happened around where I live, near places I know.


Way too easy of a sentence for premeditated murder of two babies who had their whole lives in front of them!


Being from Quebec, this sends shivers down my spine... Regardless.. *scratches my neck nervously*.... Got any more of the good stuff?


4 hours and 25 minutes. That detective just didn't quit.


Why can't the suspect just get up and walk away or wait for their lawyer?


Funny Fact: The thursday before easter, what here we call The Holy Week, in Spain is traditionaly called The Holy Thursday, the day of the Sibbling's Love. That day long ago, when the former King of Spain Juan Carlos tha First was 17 years old or so, he murdered his younger brother, Alfonso, in what he called 'an accident while playing'. This story is admitted directely from him, even he tells when his father looked at him and just asked: "Swear to me that you didn't do it on purpose.", as he was aware that his elder son felt jelous about the relationship between the younger and him, and you know, there's a crown between all of this. He answered "No, father. It was an accident." Nowadays practically half of the population are pretty suspicious about that, and the other half truly believes it was an accident during "a game of kids" as they were 12 an 10 years old or something, not the 17 and 15 they really had. And this is not conspiracy but simple math.
The crime weapon was a .22 gauge gun, I'm not sure what model, but it has three safes. Some militar people say that it is almost impossible that a bullet from that could get through a human skull, as it happened to Alfonso, at least if the murderer and his victim are at a good distance between each other. Maybe some of this audience can confirm or dismiss the next statemen, but here it is: a famous republican soldier stated that with that model and gauge, the gun must were not so far from the victim's nose holes when it was shot. Further on, being the head of the national army, at that moment the King did serve a 6 months of military training. So in the best scenario, it was "an accident during a game of one kid and a trained soldier".
If you get here and you're curious: not, of course he didn't face jail. He didn't face a trial in the first place, the King of Spain can't face any trial. It is in the constitution we all democratically signed in the late 70's, when I wasn't even born yet. Pretty democratic.
Now I'm curious, what do you think? Have you ever heared about this? You can google up about this and know more about this topic if you may. It sounds pretty crazy ass silver-paper-hat conspiracy theory, but it is true and admitted by an untouchable killer.


I'd really like to know the reasoning behind the judge giving her 10 years with parole 😐😐😐


ok, usually i root for the police, but this time, the detective really talked to her as though she was already convicted, and i know its part of the mind game, but its honestly too much.

He was going easy on her. If you think this is bad... sheesh


Sucks that there's not much videos to keep watching
Thanks for the content though
Edit: found out he has a patreon with more videos on there for 1$ a month
Gtg


So if a detective tries to build rapport, do I tell him I can see through it or will that cause them to use a strategy that I haven’t seen in these videos yet?

The Stephanie Lazarus video should show you that knowledge of the technique won't help you when you're suddenly in that situation.


Its freaky when I realise that this happened 15 minutes away from where i live


This one was too depressing. Time to put down JCS for the day.


After watching all these jcs videos I guess I know what NOT to say and do while interrogation


I have to stop watching these videos. Like seriously ! Im addicted to this channel and it s only been 3 days since i discovered it


So you see, that's where the trouble began. That "What pretending to be crazy looks like" video, that damned video!


"What do you believe?"<br>"I believe whatever doesn't kill you, simply makes you... stranger."

"What do you believe?"
"I believe whatever doesn't kill you, simply makes you... stranger."


when i heard the detective accent i was like there is no way that his first langage his english like he has the same accent has french canadian and then when he said that this case was from Laval I was like OMG I KNEW IT <br>this come from a french canadian lol

when i heard the detective accent i was like there is no way that his first langage his english like he has the same accent has french canadian and then when he said that this case was from Laval I was like OMG I KNEW IT
this come from a french canadian lol


Is Youtube good enough to recommend these videos to everyone the week these monsters get out of jail?


I don’t think I would have the patience to be an interrogator


thats crazy how as soon as your hear the place where you live at, it just hit toooo close to home


YouTube recommendations are so powerful because now we're all binging his videos


5 hours? That detective is a fucking machine.


I know she's trash, but when an attorney is asked, by law, "all conversation must cease immediately".


This dude better start uploading with more vidoes. I can't stroll down forever


10 years in jail for murdering her two children? yep, makes sens


I was like “ooooooooou she’s starting to crack! I see the regret!”


Look at the date, they were just pranking her about her kids being dead


Anyone here got “what pretending to be crazy looks like” in their recommandations and is now just binge watching this whole channel

24 hours has passed and only seven likes brother.. Stop copying other comments, it's cringe af


You boys up north should not be allowed to talk to the person without a lawyer.<br>Of course he is aggressive but this case is extreme police misconduct.

You boys up north should not be allowed to talk to the person without a lawyer.
Of course he is aggressive but this case is extreme police misconduct.


"Do you know what day it is today" wish he said its your day to go to prison.


We down bad for this guy and his content


Fun fact: You're here bc the faking craziness video was on your recommended and now you're obsessed.


I'm so glad the algorithm is giving this channel the views it deserves


It's horrible what she did but she asked for a lawyer multiple times but 4 hrs in and they still don't give her one.

That's not right. She's a bad person but there are laws and they're meant for everyone equally

Didn't she have a call with a lawyer? And we don't know what happened in these 4 hours so stop making assumptions.

Ehhh, if she couldn't give 2 children life, we can just not give her a lawyer and I wouldn't be mad.


"Today is the 1st of April, and you seem to think its April Fools Day" LMAOOOOO


Great video, but the table has a weird shape, is it intensional for interrogations?


Pisses me of when they dont get a punishment equal to their crime.


i thought she was under shock that's why she was saying she believed her daughter are alive


I saw the title and got scared because my music teacher was called Ms Sorella


This is my fault ive been watching these videos since lockdown started.


one of these videos popped up on my recommended and now i've been watching them daily


Think it's crazy they can just pry at someone and wear down on them for 5 hours.


my god im obsessed with these videos jfc


Anyone else recently getting addicted to those videos?


Maybe there are details I just don't know, but it seems like they arrested her and are accusing her of murder simply because she's their mother. That isn't legal at all. Where is the evidence?

It's an interrogation. There is evidence that it was her, that's a probable cause to accuse her. And it's the same deal with a murdered spouse, usually the spouse is the first one who will be looked at


Ok but I can see the photo upside down and I want to cry


Read more updated info, google: Montreal<br>Convicted killer Adele Sorella released from prison while waiting for appeal

Read more updated info, google: Montreal
Convicted killer Adele Sorella released from prison while waiting for appeal


This shit is soooo creepy, but also super interesting


I immediately subscribed to this channel after watching the jeffrey epstein episode.


They need to have a sitdown with Dr. Fauci


11:40 Am i really the only one thinking it started buffering or shit? Jesus, making fucking mannequin challenge ON interrogation? That's rad.


16:06 This man looks like he's missing his drink


“you seem to think it’s april fools day” 💀💀💀💀


Parole eligibility after 10 years. Canadian "justice".

people who had a joint on them in prison for life, American "justice".


I wonder what was in those lunchboxes. I’m freaking starving right now


Cheers to those of us that have been here since the first Chris Watt's video! 🙌🏼🤣


Interrogator: "What day is it today"
Me: "4th of January"
Interrogator: "1st of April"
My European ass: brain.exe has left the chat


Good ole April fools! Her kids are alive still!


THE DRIVE-IN THEATRE PRESERVATION SOCIETY


5 hours of verbal harassment and she stud her ground .  stupid detective.


they be living their lives in these big houses like how u mess that up🤦🏼


These videos are so we'll made???? I'm astounded that these are free on YouTube


All you have to say is I want my lawyer I do not wanna communicate with you period.


She is out on some technicality right now


11:59
A: "I d0n'T bElieVe tHAt's thEm oN tHE fLo0r!"
D: "SORRY?!?!?!"

D: "We took what? Actors?
A: "I WaNnA Go tO bEd.. I wAnnA g0 BacK tO MY cElL!
D: "Ok but we took actors through, is that what you think? We put them on your living room floor. Same build, same hair, same face and said pretend you're dead? Is that what you're saying?
A: " I aM n0T sayInG anYtHing!"

right...


How did the dad kill himself with cyanide while in custody?? How did he get it?? I don’t think anything fishy happened i’m just genuinely curious as to how that happens


We believe you didn't do it. You're exonerated and free to go. April fool's day! You're fuqd!


You know they picked the guy in the office that nobody likes to go do this job 😂 so annoyed just watching it 😆


The interrogator turned up the French Canadian for her lol


its crazy how people like this get a few years and others get 100-200 years crazy


that guy really wanted to get that april fools day comment in there


She has a brother named Luigi. Great video.


how the fuck do you give parole to someone that killed her own children.


What a horrible woman. The real revenge would've been to love and care for her daughters and raise them to be successful young ladies. Terrible.


Ethnic stereotypes much!?! It's as if Canada tried to do its own version of "Jersey Shore"! That was the worst April Fool's joke ever. D:<br>Also, LOL @ the killer's name being Adele. ~Hello from the other side...~

Ethnic stereotypes much!?! It's as if Canada tried to do its own version of "Jersey Shore"! That was the worst April Fool's joke ever. D:
Also, LOL @ the killer's name being Adele. ~Hello from the other side...~


I BELIEVE JCS AND IT DOES NOT MATTER WHAT POLICE OR THE JURY SAYS


The guys behavior is something to me examples a Corp narc or cult leader. Why its not prosecutable considering its prolonged length. I don't understand.
It approximate s, as I get it, what guys do when they kidnap kids and convince the kid their previous life never happened and they only have the kidnapper, to meet all their needs.
If one can prosecute such a mind freaked, as a self centered kidnapper( abuser) why not the interviewer.
She is being investigated for murder. But I think 5 continuous hours is too much.
One wrong does not make another wrong right


Does anyone know why an artist does the art of the people in court?


His "April Fools" bit was pretty wack lol


Da'vito shoulda took some notes from reagon mightve avoided the smuggling charge


Why did he keep questioning her when she asked for a lawyer?


Can someone explain how it’s second degree and not first?


If you're wondering whats the guy's accent, he's a french speaker from Quebec province. (French canadian)


Jim can't swim:  Hard worker, educational and doesn't use adds<br>Youtube: your cancelled.

Jim can't swim:  Hard worker, educational and doesn't use adds
Youtube: your cancelled.


Oooh Youtube. How the algorithm got me this time! Love this channel!


This interrogator interrogates like a kid in elementary school lol...

Do you know what day it is?
Yes...
What day is it?
I don't have to say anything.
So you don't know what day it is.


How in the fuck did she get only 10 years?


why when people kill someone innocent? and for sure a child or elder dont they get life in prison?


This may be a stupid question, but please pardon my ignorance. What accent does the interrogator have, French Canadian? I like it! <br>       This is the first time I've heard about this case. This woman disgusts me. 🤮

This may be a stupid question, but please pardon my ignorance. What accent does the interrogator have, French Canadian? I like it!
       This is the first time I've heard about this case. This woman disgusts me. 🤮


omg the poor father :*(  flipping hell :(


Why do they keep talking after choosing to remain silent?🤣


so we’ve all just been binge watching these


I really think something is wrong with me :0 I lowkey wished to have seen the pictures.


Fun fact: it happened in the city xQC grew up in (I live close by)


A little off topic, I know Canada is half French/ half English. But honestly, I have never had anything to do with the French part. This detectives light accent might be the first time in forever.


Ask for attorney. Shut up.<br>Ask for a Coke and say thank you!

Ask for attorney. Shut up.
Ask for a Coke and say thank you!


2029? For killing two people, her children? That’s mind blowing


I haven't said this in YEARs but man...

she got BUCKED on dude.


Do you know what day it is?

...3 minutes later...

Because you're acting like its April Fool's Day.

I have never seen so much effort put into such a terrible joke.


Im sorry this is tragic and all but youre telling me theres a man out there named Luigi DeVito?


16:15 is cyanide easily found in prison cells?


12:28
“We took what…actors?”
Interrogator


Maybe an enemy of her husband, got to him AND the kids.


“Today is April 1st and you seem to think it’s April fools day”


Guys it’s April 1st, she obviously meant it as a joke


Shes innocent. And she wants everyone to call her they.


She got 10 to life. Not 10 years. She’ll be eligible for release after 10 years which will probably not happen. She will probably spend life in prison unless a judge allows her to be released but that can only be done after 10 years served

This is cucknada, not the us, she will be out in 15 if she isn't out already


It's not that he's not being aggressive, he's just French Canadian.


is no one going to talk about how the brother's name is Lugi?


Since the investigators face is obscured one must assumes it is none other than George saint Peire


What is patreon? Am seeing he has more videos there.  I would like to check it out


My dad lived in Laval and I'm from Montréal and I'm also Haitian and I don't like how close this story is to my every fiber...


he's is definitely harassing her , the court will give her her penalty not him, had no right to do that to her


14:47 "today is the 1st of April....this is all a prank "
if only


pretty light sentence for children murder