I found it hard to sit through this: her demeanour, her arrogance, her face, her voice, her attitude, her lack of remorse  annoyed the sh-t out of me.

She was in total denial. It was a defense mechanism. It is the only way she didn’t go wacko, although I am sure she isn’t right in her mind either way. She denied it to herself to keep calm and as sane as she could be. Crazy.

Justin Bates feel insulted my nose does not work smh

With these cases (involving children) my empathy is just not there for the perpetrators, probably how they don’t feel any empathy for anyone because they’re sick narcissists without even the most basic empathetic instinct to protect their own fucking child

Me too, it's so gross and makes me really angry just watching it.

@CD D I  also felt sick.....She is a terrible woman!

Yeah, me too, but she did get convicted, if not with an annoyingly short sentence...

Psychopaths have no empathy and only have remorse if it is going to affect themselves.

Same! It drives me crazy! As a mom I can't imagine how she's not a wreck. I mean...I get it she's a murderer but how can you look at your babies, hear they're dead and know you did it and feel nothing!? My heart hurts for those babies and the family.

nobody cares, if it's that annoying then why are you commenting yet watching? For attention?

Yes me too.  I hate her smirk and she's just too calm


Made me think of the True Detective episode with the woman who killed her baby.


She should just have used the April fool's defense.


I feel like this detective and his somewhat heavy accent have a very low success rate when trying to obtain a confession. It's also kind of messed up that they can continue asking questions relentlessly after someone request a lawyer

@Lxllak Jsnqnwj guessing you have an accent? That question was rhetorical. The only way you'd be offended by what I said is if you had a dog in the fight. Either way, just keep scrolling

Sthu. He did one of the best jobs ive ever seen As a detective


Even in this scenario knowing what she did, it's annoying and I still consider it abuse that the detective kept on when she continually said to stop she doesn't want to talk repeatedly, I'm glad here they normally 99% of the time stop as soon as you say you invoke your right, and I counted a dozen times she said she's invoking her right and wants to leave, that's abuse because even her being a monster, lady liberty is blind and all must be treated equally


The 2040s are gonaa suck when all these criminals  get released  back to the public

Believe it or not, in most countries--including Canada--the point of prison is R E H A B I L I T A T I O N

I vote for everyone in prison to serve life in prison. No matter the crime, if your 11 year old took candy from Walmart. BOOM. Life in jail

@Vasz Gul the prison system was originally meant to be a rehabilitation. Unfortunately, that isn't the case anywhere in the world really. Its more of a denial of freedom and a cage than it is a rehabilitation. Obviously, some people cannot be rehabilitated, but the majority of people could.

These people mostly aren’t serial criminals so they most likely won’t do anything like it again.

With Covid they are being released in 2020.

If we had a system that reformed criminals instead of turning them into even more hardened menaces to commit more crimes and be arrested again it would be a lot better

@Kenyan Bunnie you sound naive. Of course murderers are let go everyday some never even do time.

@Indrajit Chanda murder in NewYork
1971 - 3000
2017 - 300

@Mariah G and they keep voting the democrats in....... bummer..

They already are. All sorts of tortured souls in different bodies.

@MKMajestic There's a lot of countries, states, provinces, types of prisons etc so there's no one solid answer for this. However,

I think the idea was that unless someone is "insane" (ie in need of being in a mental institution), prison is meant to "save" criminals, not punish them. Teach them life skills and release them as a changed person. These are called correctional facilities and unfortunately murderers can be seen as saveable. Occasionally, really good prisons accomplish changing people for the better. But some prisons, types of prisons, countries, etc, have really bad reincarnation rates, meaning they fail at that entirely. And others still don't even try, literally just arresting people to use as forced labor, essentially legalized slavery, in work camps, etc. So they pay for their crimes by working in sweat shops, "throwaway" emergency workers, or picking up garbage.

Much of this is with the US in mind. I don't know about some other countries or how they handle murder charges. I do know reincarnation in some UK prisons are notably bad, failing to 'rehabilitate' the majority of people they arrest. Work camps are also not as common in western cultures these days as in some others.. Tho that changes from time to time.

Really it just depends on the severity of the crime, the culture, and what type of prison they end up in, how they're sentenced, etc. Not even all murders are considered to be equally as bad or equally as punishable.

Can some one pleeeease explain how anyone who killed two people be reasonably released before serving out a life sentence (regardless of the judge’s apparent mistakes in this particular case)? And how murderers in general are allowed to go back into society after serving their 25 years?

@Charlie In A Box no criminals were invented in 2020..

She’s already free, this video is 11 years old

No, criminals being released from prison does not explain the state of the world. The elite creating a slave system by which people become criminals is the explanation.

We all fuck up at some point of our lives. Don't be judgy...

@HypatCH yeah but those kids could have lived in those 30 years, but were robbed of their lives. What about them?

You have to understand that people can change a lot in 30 years. Look back to how much you've changed in 10 years, 20 years, in 30 years you probably weren't even born, but these people that broke the law at that time are still doing the same thing every day for a ridiculous amount of time for something that they will probably never do again.

idk if this makes sense but i hope that by 2035 or something, this generation can take over and make new laws and change everything for the better (but ofc that's not guaranteed)

@ok Well that is much different than in my state

Bc of Covid alot of people with heinous charges have already been relesed.

@Anice Anice the dude killed someone just a day after his release.

@Kenyan Bunnie they are? Have you not seen the news?

@Kenyan Bunnie right. They fail to realize that the prisoners being released are "non-violent" offenders. I am aware of this because someone I know was granted a COVID release and he gave me the requirements you must meet. The second being that those being released have to prove a higher susceptibility to catching COVID ie. underlying health conditions. Murderers (I am pretty certain) are NOT being granted this sort of release though.

@Mariah G So you think murderers are just being let out of prison by the thousands? In America? SMFH.<br>Proof?

@Mariah G So you think murderers are just being let out of prison by the thousands? In America? SMFH.
Proof?

No need to wait till then... they are releasing them by the thousands on a regular basis now in major cities due to this Covi BS.

@morrow Correct. It's built by people who should be convicted

@Vasz Gul You'd think but a lot of the irrational behavior is coming from people who've never seen the inside of a cell.

@Vasz Gul the state of the world certainly isn't built by ex-convicts

@Charlie In A Box that explains the state of the world actually

Did you consider there is a constant stream of criminals getting released from all previous decades at pretty much all times? hahaha


If she doesn't think that's them and doesn't think they're dead, take her down to the cold room to positively identify them. Me, I'd put their favorite stuffed toy in the drawer with them just to really send her over the edge. But that's me....I think people should get the full on experience of the repercussions of their actions.<br>Reality bites.

If she doesn't think that's them and doesn't think they're dead, take her down to the cold room to positively identify them. Me, I'd put their favorite stuffed toy in the drawer with them just to really send her over the edge. But that's me....I think people should get the full on experience of the repercussions of their actions.
Reality bites.


Isn't the interview supposed to stop immediately once the suspect says I want to talk to a lawyer?

He stated in the video in Canada they have to right to remain silent but the cops have no duty to stop asking questions for as long as they want (5 hours in this case)


Be quiet, get a lawyer and take a easy prison sentence


Perhaps it was a joke, please make it turn out to be a april fools prank


The whiplash from her staged car accident legit seems to be bothering her more than the fact that she straight up murdered her own flesh and blood that she brought into this world through her own body


That would be funny if he said.  ,”it’s April fools day, you’ve been pranked!”


Detective says 'I find it strange that you are not more upset' She responds that she finds it strange to be in this situation.....THEN the detective asks her.....'Why did you use that word,  strange?' 🤔😳 I think THAT IS STRANGE 🤣😂😁😀 She used HIS word and he harps on why did she choose THAT Particular word......silly


I think that this interview is more like torture.


Killing your children is probably the evilest act anyone can do.


The investigator did an outstanding job, all without influencing her respond, pure psychological break down...


I would never make a detective, coz I have Zero patience for manipulators, liars & cold blooded people.


If you can’t see the problems with allowing a cop to poke you with a stick for hours on end and then throwing you in prison when you snap, you are hopeless.

This is why so many people give false confessions and end up in prison unjustly.


Scary how she won't be in prison for a long time..


Like Jim said, if you’ve exercised your right to remain silent...REMAIN SILENT! The police will try to press you over and over until an attorney arrives. Regardless of the reason why they are speaking to you...never talk to the police without an attorney.

There are way too many people who have been sent to jail for being coaxed to confess even if they’re not guilty.


How can people handle these kinds of stories emetionally?


imagine sitting in prison for killing your kids


I can't believe he didn't say anything damning against his ex-wife when she murdered both of his own children?! I would've totally testified against her. What's wrong with those people?.. Jesus

He's part of a crime family, they have their own way of dealing with people.


“I’d like to remain silent.”
“Please talk.”
“But I’d like to remain silent.”
“Can you answer?”
“I’d like to remain silent.”
“But what do you think about this?”
“Lawyer told me to remain silent”
“But...”
“I’d like to remain silent.”
“But, but....”
“Okay I’ll tell you everything..”

Ironically, she gave the most incriminating response by not saying anything when she was shown the photos of her dead daughters.

The way the cop acted despite the horror this crime, despite the stupity of said defendant, sadly gives cause for appeal if not on a full rehtrial, allowance for full evidence to be withheld & tossed... Cops need to acknowledge, legitimately, the right to remain silent

@Kate O'leary You're right. The United States adopted the U.K. or English laws. So yes we are almost identical to England with respect to interrogation practices and laws. Thank God we did.

@Super Gristmill61 I think the rule is that when they ask for a lawyer they have to stop interviewing , at least in the uk they have to stop asking questions if you ask for a lawyer, they don’t have to leave the room and they can listen if you talk but can’t ask any questions, that clearly didn’t happen here, but a drug barons wife would know to stay quiet and get a lawyer.

@John Doe *breaking<br>This is canada, not the america

@John Doe *breaking
This is canada, not the america

I hate it when someone asks me the same question 4 times... lol

@Annalise Martin true but it was obvious she did it at the very beginning

@Super Gristmill61 We have Miranda right, but police are free to talk and ask questions as long as they want(48 hours detention max actually, or 78 hours if they get judge permission).

This is psychological fatigue. A bit the same technique used in gaslighting and how cats manipulate us to get food.

The amount of badgering was staggering, I understand she murdered her children and that is unforgivable but that was so sad to watch.

@John Doe that was explained right at the start 🙄

Yeah people don't seem to be talking about the investigator breaking her rights here by questioning further after she says she wants a lawyer.

@warpatato lmao just started playing that😂 feel the same way about pickpocketing in skyrim

@Just Jonni I guess they (Canada) doesn't have the equivalent to Miranda rights as we do in the USA? Or else this investigator would have left the room a long time ago.

If you invoke the right to remain silent 😶 <br>Learn how to be 😶… period!

If you invoke the right to remain silent 😶
Learn how to be 😶… period!

😂 Canada, oh you can be quiet. However, I do with upmost sincerity in having to do this, will ask you most politely if you will, if but for a moment, entertain a talk with me about your case forever how long you wish to not speak with me.


I think when he told her today was April 1st, for a brief moment she thought this was a prank.


(flips photo over). "I left the house in my car because I DID NOT WANT to be reminded of this.  May I please get a glass of milk and go back to my cell?"


The French accent just gives him so much charisma lmao


Im literally begging you to cover gypsy rose and nickolas godejohn case
Theres a lot of footage
Please 😭😭


I’ll never understand how parents kill their own children in an act of premeditated murder, like how do you say goodnight to them knowing you’re killing them tomorrow.

She views them as possessions, not children she loves.

You don't know because you are sane. This woman is not.

Your are not supposed to understand. You are not a psychopath.


I'll never understand why Canadians allow murderers to go free after such short timespans.


These "hard" questions by the police puts the suspect in a defensive silent position. Not very bright.


Wait🤔SO, she gets life, with the possibility of parole in TEN years for killing her 2 innocent little children????? Have they no value if human life?? She should have gotten the life span of BOTH of her children!! She is what 50 something?? She made her choices and lived her life driving a Lexus and living in drug dealer luxury but did not give them the opportunity to even begin to live and experience life...what a pathetic human she is...😠


Shocked at the last part. Can someone explain to me how it is you can be found guilty of murdering two children and have the possibility of parole in 10 years..?


Everyone acting like these videos started with "what pretending to be crazy looks like". Lol. I've been on these for 3, almost 4 years now.


Interestingly 'Ms.Sorella' translates to 'Ms.Sister'. 'Sorella' being Italian for 'sister'


LOL, he basically had a convo with himself and then showed the pic woo excellent detective work on a perp who has already been caught.

The idea with an interrogation typically is to get a confession, and if not that, more evidence and to trap them in their own lies. Makes the court process a whole lot smoother.


Possibility of parole after only 10 years for killing 2 people. Should have been living without the possibility of parole


me interrogating JCS
“I know you’ve got more videos, we’ve all know you’ve got more”
JCS “But I don’t have more videos”
“STEEEVEN”

*me interrogating JCS*
“I know you’ve got more videos, we’ve all know you’ve got more”
JCS “But I don’t have more videos”
“STEEEVEN”

@I Drink Milk STEEVPHUN! YOOO HAAAYR IS EVURYWAREEEE!!!

« You didn’t clean it all up steeeeevan, we know it was yoU budddy

WHY STAYVEN? THE HAYURR IS THAYURR MAYN.

@Emmamlis he shut down his patreon and announced there will not be any more videos uploaded to it.

Patreon. 36 videos, and it's been made public.

Your welcome

@Rowan Yellen lol i know bro, i have watched hundreds of these interrogation videos and NEVER, and i mean NEVER, have i seen such incompetence come from investigating officers like i have with these two clowns. Its actually hilarious, like you say.

Officially, this "interrogation" does more for comedy than it does for justice lmao.

@I Drink Milk honestly, that investigating officer was the funniest of all videos ive seen 😂

@Rowan Yellen STEPHEN. WE HAVE YOUR HAIR. DONT YOU KNOW THAT HAIR FALLS OUT STEPHEN?  CMON STEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPHEEEEEEEEEEENNNNN WHYYYY

Sigh of disapproval<br>JCS: Alright, I have more!!!

Sigh of disapproval
JCS: Alright, I have more!!!

WE HAVE YOUR HAIR STEPHEN. YES. IT FALLS OUTTA YO HEAD. WHY WOULD THERE BE HAIR ON THE SCENE OF YOU HAVING MORE VIDEOS IF YOU DONT HAVE MORE VIDEOS STEPHEN.

@Hardned
kicks chair out pushes Harded out of the way.
  "We know you have more, you know you have more.  Hows this gonna look to the judge... Just give us the other evidence it wont hurt your case... It may help you...

@NikHem343 oh yhh i remember looool. One of the best moments😂

@reinaaa 123 It's from "What pretending to be crazy looks like", near the end.
It goes something like:
"I guess I don't really understand this whole demon thing"
"No one does"
"Well …"

@NikHem343 what vid was this reference from? Sounds so familiar

@anyways its like a kind of subscription prices that unlock different rewards and content the creator has made. So like for a dollar a month you might get a thank you and for like 5 dollars you might get access to content before he puts it on YouTube. Its just a way of supporting the creator as YouTube is notorious for de monetising videos for stupid shit

Dont do this steeeeven I know you are a good man (blank dead stare)<br>Do you wash your underwear?

Dont do this steeeeven I know you are a good man (blank dead stare)
Do you wash your underwear?

🤣🤣🤣🤣 cmon Steven! You got caught we found your finger print Steven! You think you cleaned it all off Steven 🤣🤣🤣

ΠΑΟΚΤΣΗΣ_Ανεμβολιαστος _ Ψεκασμενος_Τζαμπατζης

@anyways it's an outside company from YouTube that you can donate to the channel you are watching. The channel would normally put a link to their patreon in the description box, you click link and then proceed to donate some $$.

Investigator: Look at me when I'm talking to you, boy!
STEvuhn: O.O
Investigator: ...

Ive already watched his entire channel and I'm so sad there are no more videos

Why'd u have blood in your bathtub Stayvunnnn

@Is No Good The Bizarre case of Stephen McDaniel

@Beka Hardman which is the steeepheeen video

I thought this was an mfm reference until I watched the STEEEPHEHN video 😂🤦

Me comes in as the good cop<br>"Jim, I know you are probably busy with your life and forgot about the videos. Believe me, I know; it happens to the best of us. So just release them and it'll be over with."

Me comes in as the good cop
"Jim, I know you are probably busy with your life and forgot about the videos. Believe me, I know; it happens to the best of us. So just release them and it'll be over with."

“No”
“No”
“Yes”
“I don’t know”
“I don’t know”
“No”
“I don’t know”

@Sareyah Majid what is a patreon anyways?

He does on his patreon and the membership is only a dollar a month. You’re welcome

„I just don‘t understand why you don‘t upload more“
„No one understands.“
„Well ...“


WOW such shocking video. some people are so twisted.


Couldn't shake how much she looks like Catherine Waterston on the interrogation tape


I watched every single video on this channel and now what happens???   Please guys i need you posting more


somehow having lived in the place makes it weirder. used to live in laval and montreal and would have recognized the police officer's accent anywhere.


God bless Valkyrae for introducing me to this channel 💓


between this case and the Navy / Airforce guy (I forget which branch he was in) this is shattering my pre-conceived notion of the nice Canadian stereotype


It's April 1st...you seem to think it's April Fool's day? 😆How was this remark supposed to rile her up? Definitely Canada.


5 years for killing a child, 10 for killing both...... Is this some kind of joke?

5 years for killing a child, 10 for killing both...... Is this some kind of joke?

She was given a <b>life sentence.</b> Parole requires approval, and there's no chance they'll sympathize with a child killer. The only reason she was given the "possibility" is because of the charge.

She was given a *life sentence.* Parole requires approval, and there's no chance they'll sympathize with a child killer. The only reason she was given the "possibility" is because of the charge.

They are trying to avoid the appearance of giving a volume  discount...

They are trying to avoid the appearance of giving a volume  discount...

I know right!! The American judicial system is so dysfunctional.

I know right!! The American judicial system is so dysfunctional.

@Nancy that's what money and a good lawyer does for you.

@Nancy that's what money and a good lawyer does for you.

@S'wit She received the maximum penalty for murder in Quebec..25 years ..irrespective of sex!

@S'wit She received the maximum penalty for murder in Quebec..25 years ..irrespective of sex!

@Simp Police I'm not a lawyer in Quebec but in Ontario the sentencing for murder is 25 and parole after 10 if you have no prior and have  'good character'.

@Wayne Sulatyski i agree that those things are horrible but i think aknowledging that people are a result of their circumstances allows us to better fix the problem they are causing since we can try to fix the thinks the led them to do it
Instead of telling people to not commit crime we can aknowledge that poverty single patent households and bad education lead to higher crime rates and that working on those things will lead to less crime unlike telling "JuSt DoNt CoMMiT CrImE LOl"
It certainly wont save everybody but more then keeping things the way they are
U can call people who do do things like this women the worst things that come to ur mind
But i hope we can agree on how to fix problems like that for the Future

@Norman Weiß I've heard and read it all.what you said is true to a degree.millions of people get abused or beaten or whatever and don't grow into serial killers or murderers or thieves. Those that do pay the price. ! Things on the other side of the world fall up! That's what you believe ! I've heard all those nonsensical word salads by people a lot brighter you! MERCY FOR THE MERCILESS!!  NOT EVER!

@Wayne Sulatyski  @Wayne Sulatyski  nobody's, everything is a result of prior circumstances, thats the only way you can scientifically explain the world free believing in free will is the same as believing in god or any other metaphysical thing its not provable and most sciences and experts point toward it not existing
But hey keep living ur illusion my dude 😅
If you wanna read up on it heres a pretty good article about it but u can also just google "does free will exist" and will find both sides of the argument
https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/all/2016/06/does-free-will-really-exist/488228/
Have a nice day

@Norman Weiß so whose will are you being led by. Dream on.

@Norman Weiß so whose will are you being led by. Dream on.

@Wayne Sulatyski depends on how you view prison if you have the perverse sense of justice that most people have yeah maybe, but i dont care about justice since i don't believe in free will so i would want people to be locked up for as short as necessary to reintroduce then to society
Rehabilitation being the goal not justice
25years seems to be alot more then necessary for that goal.

@Norman Weiß 25 years per murder is appropriate period. I like most USA sentencing .

@Norman Weiß 25 years per murder is appropriate period. I like most USA sentencing .

Latest. Women east mids 9months for possession of gun. Nonce mp avoids jail after child porn. World's cruel..

@Wayne Sulatyski it isnt really canada that is pathetic, its Usa sentencing thats insane
 in central europe ~25years is the max sentence aswell pretty sure thats the case for most of europe
Prison is supposed to be a reintroduction into society (for most, obviously there execption where reintroduction just isnt viable like in her case)

If she was a man and had committed the same crime I bet she'd have gotten more time.

If she was a man and had committed the same crime I bet she'd have gotten more time.

This is the reality in Finland. :it you kill Someone its about a 2y sentence

This is the reality in Finland. :it you kill Someone its about a 2y sentence

@Caoilfhionn Dunbar and how is that working for ya.?

@Caoilfhionn Dunbar and how is that working for ya.?

@Wayne Sulatyski we believe in rehabilitation over punishment in sentencing, our terms are still long, look at Japan and its sentence times

@M.L. Feathers Man, you should google Japanese sentencing. rehabilitation is our goal, Americas is punishment. our system is empirically better, even if it can have some moral short comings like letting someone like her off easier than we think is right, its still better then locking everyone up and throwing out the key. at least that is what we believe.

@John Apple its not politics. this is how the justice system works in canada, we have had these laws for a century.

Sadly, as much as you want to see justice, it isn't done with punishments like prison. So countries that don't have prisons like bed and breakfast's, like America... Don't give 300 years to killers.  There are methods that work better, but it will never be implemented in current America.  Therefore, we will continue to believe throwing more people in prisons is the answer.

Got life in prison what parole after 10 years possibility. No one will parole her

Got life in prison what parole after 10 years possibility. No one will parole her

Yeah really 🤬 my husband got 15 for Coke

Yeah really 🤬 my husband got 15 for Coke

@Pan Trog Or maybe she's been sentenced to lose her right to medical care?

@Pan Trog Or maybe she's been sentenced to lose her right to medical care?

No, it's Canada. And the topper is that she will probably keep free medical for the rest of her "hopefully" short life.

@AnonymouslyKind Was he left-handed ot right-handed though?

Boneheads are low in population in the UK? OK, it's a matter of opinion or semantics, I guess.

@Honey Babou  I`m saying that people leave out certain facts,words in the pursuit of not causing offence, all major news outlets mention the origin of the driver on the headlines and in the articles and I restated it. Racism is very low here compared to other European countries so boneheads are low in population.

@AnonymouslyKind I think you don't understand what the word "relevant" means. If you take away the word "Polish" from your comment, it still is the same story.<br>Aside from it, is there any kind of British nationalists or boneheads who dislike Polish migrants? If not, I may see racism where there isn't, I'm sorry.

@AnonymouslyKind I think you don't understand what the word "relevant" means. If you take away the word "Polish" from your comment, it still is the same story.
Aside from it, is there any kind of British nationalists or boneheads who dislike Polish migrants? If not, I may see racism where there isn't, I'm sorry.

@Honey Babou Stating facts is relevant in sharing news is it not?  Let me guess, facts are not relevant because you deem it racist and not politically correct to even so much as state the country of the offenders origin.

@Denise The goal of prison is to make offenders suffer?

@Denise The goal of prison is to make offenders suffer?

@JamesTavRule Ah thank you! It's rare to see someone not advocating for life sentences, death penalty, torture, etc.

@AnonymouslyKind Is that fact that he was Polish so relevant to your little story?

@AnonymouslyKind Is that fact that he was Polish so relevant to your little story?

@Wayne Sulatyski Because giving 3 life sentences + 99 years isn't pathetic?<br>Sentencing is only a part of Justice. Some big North American country is tough on sentencing but is very very weak on Justice in general.

@Wayne Sulatyski Because giving 3 life sentences + 99 years isn't pathetic?
Sentencing is only a part of Justice. Some big North American country is tough on sentencing but is very very weak on Justice in general.

4 words...Karla Homolka is free...that's Canada for you.

4 words...Karla Homolka is free...that's Canada for you.

@Ryan <br>Are the numbers of years for possible parole (you said 25 years), set in stone, or in some cases judges might say 25, others they might say 30, etc. (maybe depending on the person, age, crime, etc)

@Ryan
Are the numbers of years for possible parole (you said 25 years), set in stone, or in some cases judges might say 25, others they might say 30, etc. (maybe depending on the person, age, crime, etc)

@Nancy
Who's this?
That's crazy!
This woman is actually out right now, because they filled an appeal and she's waiting to hear.
Pretty crazy, huh?!

@Michael Ikedi
Much EASIER?
Periods
Child Birth
Etc.

@Michael Ikedi
Much EASIER?
Periods
Child Birth
Etc.

@Corey Mellor <br>And she's actually out right now, while she's able to wait for an appeal. Pretty crazy!

@Corey Mellor
And she's actually out right now, while she's able to wait for an appeal. Pretty crazy!

@Paul Woodnest <br>Looks like she might already be out...

@Paul Woodnest
Looks like she might already be out...

@Corey Mellor "25 years is a life sentence in Canada"

That says a lot right there.

@Corey Mellor "25 years is a life sentence in Canada"

That says a lot right there.

This is Canada!’ Pathetic justice system!!  Socialism is so corrupt !

This is Canada!’ Pathetic justice system!!  Socialism is so corrupt !

@Corey Mellor Max sentence in Canada is 25 to life, 50 to life for double murder, 75 to life for triple, and so on. Not 10 to life or 10 to 25.

I believe she had to say 1000, I'm sorry's lol

I believe she had to say 1000, I'm sorry's lol

Actually, I’ve noticed it’s very common to give out light sentences for the murder of children. We all scream about the horror of harming children, but it doesn’t seem to warrant much retribution.

@muchtested She was interrogated on April Fools day.

@muchtested She was interrogated on April Fools day.

Seems they been taking judicial advise from the USA.

Seems they been taking judicial advise from the USA.

Thanks the way it goes here in Canada ( sadly), she would have received a death sentence in the US

Thanks the way it goes here in Canada ( sadly), she would have received a death sentence in the US

when they show pictures freak out. get violent. say they did it.

when they show pictures freak out. get violent. say they did it.

cold. homeless  in Boston and it sucks but I ok. ok, cause I do not kill children. never even thought about it. and thank God for that. I am happy.

cops  I forgot. I live in usa where I am presumed innocent but Canada is guilty upon arrest.  but why is USA legal system so 'f'ed up. George Floyd? sad.

I would not put up with 5 hours of cop talking to me. I'd punch him.

I would not put up with 5 hours of cop talking to me. I'd punch him.

no joke. we just do not know all the aggravating or mitigating  factors. maybe she out of her mind. you ever make baby?

8 years for fraud nothing to do with the case but pisses me of xx just saying 😠😂❤

8 years for fraud nothing to do with the case but pisses me of xx just saying 😠😂❤

This is our legal system. 30 years for stealing from billionaires but 3-10 for child rape or murder

This is our legal system. 30 years for stealing from billionaires but 3-10 for child rape or murder

@Dawn G. its awful. It makes me so mad. The victims/survivors suffer more than the criminals😔

@Dawn G. its awful. It makes me so mad. The victims/survivors suffer more than the criminals😔

Nope, just Canadian justice...we wouldn’t want to look too harsh!

Nope, just Canadian justice...we wouldn’t want to look too harsh!

Meanwhile that guy that stole some clippers is in jail for life

Meanwhile that guy that stole some clippers is in jail for life

@Corey Mellor but she probably will get out and then get her identity changed  for her protection. Thats what happens in canada. The perpetrators get protected. 😡

Welcome to Canada. And she'll be out in probably half that time and get all sorts of benefits because she's a women with "issues".

@Wayne Sulatyski America isn't any better,the court system is too lenient on women here as well

@Wayne Sulatyski America isn't any better,the court system is too lenient on women here as well

@John Apple wtf? I highly doubt that's the case

@John Apple wtf? I highly doubt that's the case

possibility of parole and release are not the same thing

possibility of parole and release are not the same thing

10 years is a long fucking time. Imagine yourself 10 years in the future. They won't be released if they are still assessed and considered a danger to society. That 10 years minimum is in the best circumstances if the person clearly repents over their crimes and are evaluated to not reoffend.

A load of inhumane third world shitholes just lock people up and throw away but Canada has a much lower reoffending rate than any country that locks people up for crazy long sentences. It's similarly low with other countries with a similar type of justice system. It's undeniably effective.

After ten years is the first time she can ask for parole...that doesnt mean she will get parole. She will most likely be denied forever and spend the rest of her life in prison.

Logan Randell  ..a male doctor here killed his kids years ago, and only served a few years ..he’s free now! Apparently practicing again 🤷🏼♀ sad fucking justice system we have here!

mychannel302 nope YOU are... Truth hurts ......

mychannel302 nope YOU are... Truth hurts ......

@Michael Ikedi <br>I think it sucks for both equally

@Michael Ikedi
I think it sucks for both equally

I might go to hell for this but... it's not a joke, it's math...

I might go to hell for this but... it's not a joke, it's math...

That's how pathetic canada has become with regards to sentencing.

That's how pathetic canada has become with regards to sentencing.

So the avg adult life is worth 16 dead kids

So the avg adult life is worth 16 dead kids

she didn't get 10 years she got 25, a life sentence in Canada.  She's eligible for parole after 10 years but that doesn't mean she'll get out.


“The last Tuesday before the Easter holiday” <br>how oddly specific

“The last Tuesday before the Easter holiday”
how oddly specific


I literally hated every second of the video just because of the woman ... She just went on talking about it, like it didn't matter what was going on


"i don't believe that's them on the floor"  aw shit, here we go again.


I was always wrong about YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. You really don't.


"Your daughters are dead"
"No they're not"
Jury for Casey Anthony enters the chat :  "We're sold, not guilty!"

"Your daughters are dead"
"No they're not"
*Jury for Casey Anthony enters the chat* :  "We're sold, not guilty!"


Honestly... I feel like I'd make a good detective... I feel like id look super friendly nd they would just open up 2 me... I can b either pretty annoying or pretty persuasive lol


It all started with what pretending to be crazy look like 20 vids later here i am🤣


My addiction started with the Casey Anthony case


back here to show YouTube that we need JCS back!


Her reaction to the crime scene picture and how she flipped it over says it all. Absolutely no guilt or remorse. Shouldn't have been released.


Jcs you need to do one on Daniel Holtzclaw


If someone asks for a lawyer is the interrogation over right then and there? Or can the cops/detectives continue to ask questions all they want?

in america yes but this is canada so it could be different


you think we got actors of the same hair, same build and had them on the floor and said pretend to be dead?<br>well...wouldnt that kinda be the point of actors?

you think we got actors of the same hair, same build and had them on the floor and said pretend to be dead?
well...wouldnt that kinda be the point of actors?


This is literally the best example of no justice  for senseless murders of innocent children! It's disgusting


2:45 this house would qualify to be on McMansion Hell even if it wasn't a literal crime scene.

That looks like every upper-middle class suburban home in Montreal and Toronto


how do you even get ahold of cyanide in jail


I really don't think it is okay that police is allowed to bombard someonewho wants to make use of their right to remain silent with questions for 5 hours straight. This kind of pressure is what makes innocent people confess crimes they didn't commit


She was never the same after leaving Dundee Mifflin...


The only think i don't get here is what exactly did that detective said or did that could be called "Harrasement"? Genuinely interested.

Андрей Вавилин


10years for killing her two children, I mean its still more than Casey Anthony got, but still a joke!!!


"Today is the first of April. And you seem to think it’s April fools day”


The only thing that gives me pause is the father was found died in prison also by cyanide poisoning. I don't think she had the power to kill him in prison so it had to the Rizzuto Crime Family which he was previously a member off. Not saying she didn't do it. It's just a weird coincidence that her husband was killed the same way as her daughter just a few years later.


I diffidently get "used car salesman" vibe from this guy.


Even to save her own skin, how could she be so detached? I just can’t imagine. She may not be ”crazy” but she sure is cold blooded.


“Both your daughters are dead”<br>“No, I’m there mother so”

“Both your daughters are dead”
“No, I’m there mother so”


People like her sicken me. There are people with real problems. Her behind Could have lost that house Since her husband went down for drugs. Then she would have had some real problems. Just pathetic


12:40 That detective is a savage. "we took actors to do that? we put them on YOUR living room floor, same build, same hair, same face... and said pretend you're dead?"  man i lost it

Idk why she didn't say yes. Thays not at all farfetched that dirty cops would do some shit like that. I bet the lawyer would run with it lol

When he said you’re playing April fools I lost it

@The Journey Ahead to me it was actually a confession. You can hear it in her tone of voice. The way she follows it up also speaks volumes.

It's sad that the detective didn't get her point though. She didn't actually meant that she believed they were other kids. It was meant in a "I choose to remember them differently" sort of way.

Juvenile thing to suggest in response to her statement.

Loved this detective..  she killed her kids ya think she gives a shit what he says?


Dude... so a drug lords kids were poisoned... the mother was charged for it.
And then the drug lord is poisoned in prison and it's labellef a suicide...

Am i the only one getting some real fishy vibea about that?


She's definitely lying, she doesn't know what day it is today.


Ten years in prison for murdering 2 children? Jesus fucking Christ the justice system is a fucking joke.


I feel like she belongs in Fantastic Beast and she is about to pull out a wand. 🙄

Okay bye.


Je m’attendais pas à au cas si près de chez moi hahahha (also ma mère avait la “boîte à lunch” Roxy comme sac à maquillage quand j’étais jeune WTAF)


Every time I think I'm done.....THE NEXT VIDEO PULLS ME BACK IN


Holyshit, I thought I knew her, she lives near my house o.o horrible lady (and husband)


fbi agent i swear i'm not planning anything i just can't stop watching

Y’all sus AF claiming innocence before even committing a crime hahahahaha

@Leeway rae oh wow what a job, good luck getting your certificate!!

My FBI agent must thing I'm a serial killer. My search history is all me trying to be to get my certificate for a  biorecovery technician training. To be a crime scene cleaner. Then I watch this all day on YouTube.

@Zac noted fbi guy, thanks for the heads up

😂 😂 😂 I always think if people saw how many of these things I watch and true crime documentaries etc they would honestly think I’m a psycho or something 🤦🏻♀

😂😂ikr? I was thinking if they checked my web history they'd probably label me a psychopath with sociopathic tendencies and I'm just a girl addicted to watching creepy shit

@ruby m   Dear Ruby.
No problem. Although your google search for “how to dispose of a body” is what we’re actually concerned about...
Love,
The FBI

I know that is probably a joke, but you should never care anyways

they are coming to get you, ruby........

@rosé can punch me and I would say sorry love ur username 😭

Same here. this stuff addictive like Maury.


Is she back in jail? She was released awaiting appeal in 2020...


I would have sang like a canary to this detective just to get him to shut up


what 10 years for killing two children , no justice


Thank you for this content and for taking the time necessary for quality content. I also appreciate when you take time to highlight how unglamorous and stupid it is to try to do any of the things a lot of these people have done. I’ve been watching for a while! Great job!


Kills 2 children and can get out in 10 years. Oh the world we live in


Possibility of parole after 10 years?  Where is this injustice located?  Oh I forgot, Canada, forever trying to please it’s European counter parts.


My dude really dragged her on April Fools Day


I am curious. What microphone and interface setup you using? The voice over is sooooo gooood lol


The delivery on that April Fools' line was gold, the detective should be an alternative comic


I'm addicted to this content now. Does anyone know about any channels similar to this one?

@Head of a thousand sheep's wool No worries 😉 <br>“The Behaviour Panel” is also fascinating to watch. Former interrogators and body language specialists that dissect interviews and interrogations and tell us what they see going on. Brilliant and entertaining

@Head of a thousand sheep's wool No worries 😉
“The Behaviour Panel” is also fascinating to watch. Former interrogators and body language specialists that dissect interviews and interrogations and tell us what they see going on. Brilliant and entertaining

Disturban has some absolutely horrific stories. Makes my problems seem so insignificant


I can get anything on this planet ANYTHING but not killing your own children. Like how do you even get the heart to do that?


Showing pics of the crime is just setting her up to know what the scene looked like! This cop is as ignorant as a 3$ bull!

Yes clearly you’re the genius because she ended up getting life


That's the last one I watch -  most of the people whose life are destroyed came to that point because of addiction and this channel is pushing some of us into the same addictive behaviours by consuming videos after videos - I quit -


I live in Montreal, was appalled by what she has done. She had planned everything. Besides revenge on her husband I don't know what to think of it. She didn’t like her daughters. She used them for revenge. Pure psychopath.


Please help me stop I’m 10 hours deep into this man’s YouTube channel


"what pretending to be crazy looks like" was my hook a few days ago


if ur addicted just dont talk about it with ur family cuz they will think ur weird


The cop was able to put mental pressure on her to the point of exhaustion and mess with her psychologically with a passive voice, because that is what they do. Ask a cop wife how much abuse they take at the hands of an over impowered authority figure who has impunity.


She said an awful lot for someone who was ‘not saying anything’ thats for sure

@Tomothy Bahamothy There are cases where it's best to answer a few questions then leave. For example, if you refuse to give them your name and act defensive, well, you can guess which suspect the police will be focusing on now. This was a mistake a man in a British murder case made. Before they brought the guy in, they didn't think much of him, but after he refused to answer anything, they followed him for days and built a case against him.

@Scott Larson it's always best not to say anything without a lawyer

Sometimes not talking to the cops backfires, because it makes you look guilty as hell in court.


Is this a joke? Possibility of Parole after 10 years for killing your own two daughters. I do not understand


She's out of prison now and is getting another trial.


Thank god for the algorithm that recommended "what pretending to be crazy looks like"


Damn, watched all of JCS's videos in a day. They're better than any real crime documentary on Netflix.


.... A dude held in prison "kills himself" with cyanide and no one asks any questions?


“I have the right to remain silent” keeps talking.


Another case of Spousal Revenge Filicide is going on in Spain at the moment


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I wonder how many innocent people were kept for hours after requesting an attorney and were falsely charged due to pressure tactics.

I wonder how many innocent people were kept for hours after requesting an attorney and were falsely charged due to pressure tactics.

If cops had to do their job and prove the charges, they'd be totally ineffective.  It's real work, for real men, not cowards and bullies.  Their only hope is badgering suspects to force false confessions.

@Jena Cide yeah furthermore if she was innocent the police wouldn't grill her like this. They did because they basically already knew she was guilty, and just wanted more corroboration to make a conviction more likely.

@Jena Cide I'm betting a month's salary you were never interrogated. I was once, it didn't even last long, as it was a protest where some guys threw a brick, and the police had to interrogate a fuckload of people, so they didn't have much time for me, especially cause I complied from the beginning, and it was obvious I was too far away to have been the one to throw bricks.

It is so fucking gruelling. Here in Eastern Europe, they are a lot tougher with you, then in these videos too, two officers interrogated me for around 2 hours, (not at the same time, one was there almost the full time, the other came in and out sometimes) and at the end, I was just about ready to admit anything to them. I asked for a lawyer like every other sentence, they just ignored it, and kept asking really loaded accusatory quetions, which really gets under your skin, so I started answering just to defend myself.

@Hannah "if they tested her. And there was DNA from one person. And that person was not any of those 5 boys. Then those 5 boys didn’t do it."

This is wrong in every possible sense. Both legal and moral. There is no burden for DNA evidence in a rape case. It would be nearly impossible, certainly in 1989, to prosecute practically any rape case with this standard you are arbitrarily and incorrectly imposing.

@Hannah What I want is evidence. All you have is lame insults (believe it or not I have been called worse than "Republican" before).

Why is it so hard to produce evidence of  coercion if it so obviously happened and the raw confession tapes are freely available online? I've linked to the videos several times myself.

All you people do when confronted on this issue is get mad and call people names. Because, like I said, this is not a rational issue for you, it's a matter of religious dogma.

@Conor Corrigan you’re waaaayyyyyy to excited to blame 5 black children for a rape(that they didn’t commit). Get a life.

@Conor Corrigan you’re waaaayyyyyy to excited to blame 5 black children for a rape(that they didn’t commit). Get a life.

@Asmodeus I too blame the victim when they are coerced and manipulated into doing something they didn’t intend to

@Asmodeus I too blame the victim when they are coerced and manipulated into doing something they didn’t intend to

@Conor Corrigan let me explain it like you’re 5: if they tested her. And there was DNA from one person. And that person was not any of those 5 boys. Then those 5 boys didn’t do it.

@Conor Corrigan let me explain it like you’re 5: if they tested her. And there was DNA from one person. And that person was not any of those 5 boys. Then those 5 boys didn’t do it.

@Conor Corrigan yeah but the DNA evidence does, cry about it

@Conor Corrigan yeah but the DNA evidence does, cry about it

@Jena Cide that’s easy to say when you’re completely ignorant to the situation. This isn’t about “caving,” it’s about being interrogated until exhaustion and then being manipulated. There have been cases in the US where KIDS have been interrogated for upwards of 10 hours, to the point they’re exhausted, and told “if you just say you did it you can go home.” KIDS.

@David Petrosky Here is the complete video confessions of each of the five including detailed summaries of each:

https://centralpark5joggerattackers.com/videos/

Please make reference to where the coercion, leading questions or "suggestive characterizations" take place as you've claimed.

@David Petrosky You have responded to my request for evidence by repeating your assertions. Are you unclear on what the meaning of "evidence" is?

@David Petrosky You have responded to my request for evidence by repeating your assertions. Are you unclear on what the meaning of "evidence" is?

@Conor Corrigan your characterizations of what transpired in the interrogations, shows your aim here. They did not specifically detail aspects of the crime corroborated by others, as you claim. The detectives were very leading in their questions, and used evidence at the site, and knowledge of the injuries, to build the scenario they were looking for from the 5. It's abundantly evident in videos released. The documentary on their plight, also detailed suggestive characterizations made by law enforcement involved in the case. You belittle yourself, acting as if you can't see, how young teens, admittedly under educated, weren't led by the detectives twice their age, and greater, with years of experience in maneuvering an interrogation in a desired direction. Stop it.

@David Petrosky Is it a religious dogma that the Central Park 5 were coerced into confessing? Is that why I haven't received an answer? Is it like asking a Christian to prove that Jesus rose from the dead or something? Is it just one of those things that the Pious Left take for granted and are offended if you question or ask for evidence apropos?

I'm never going to get an answer on this one, am I? Seriously, WHAT is the evidence that their confessions were coerced? I'm waiting...

@David Petrosky "In your fantasy dream world, they came upon a woman, beaten, raped, and unconscious, and decided to hit her a few more times."

I'm still waiting to hear why this is so unthinkable. It is what the Central Park 5 confessed to specifically and in detail, and their stories corroborated each others'.

What is the evidence that the confessions are unreliable? This has got to be like the 5th time I've asked, and you are not the first person I have asked this very simple question of. So far no one has been able to provide a truthful answer (although there have been plenty of provably untruthful ones, like the claim that minor suspects were interviewed without parents present, which is patently and completely false).

@David Petrosky "you are putting as fact, that she was raped by more than one person, because that scenario, fits your narrative, which will always include the central park 5. There was absolutely no evidence supporting such a notion."

I am putting it as fact because it is fact and the evidence is that they confessed and were convicted of exactly what you describe.

You have no evidence to contrary besides a flimsy appeal to authority that you can't even adhere to in principle because you also happen to consider the very same authority you are appealing to as "institutionally racist".

@David Petrosky You have literally no other argument beyond the appeal to authority "they were exonerated and set free".

You will not argue the facts of the case because you do not know the facts of the case.

@David Petrosky Again, where is the evidence that the confessions were coerced? Lots of people have claimed that but no one has been able to offer one shred of evidence that the confessions were anything but 100% legal and admissible.

I wonder how many guilty people were put in a situation where they finally admit to the horrible things they do? Just as  many probably. If people are ignorant to their rights that's on them. Always.

@Itachi Uchiha That's not how it works at all in Canada.

@Itachi Uchiha That's not how it works at all in Canada.

@Stephen Grigg The original trial court and two appellate courts reviewed the confessions and each found them to be constitutionally proper and legally obtained.  The confessions were ruled to be voluntary and valid.  That ruling still stands today. So I'm still waiting to her what your evidence of an "unethical investigation" is?

@Stephen Grigg They confessed to the crime and were convicted of it. There is no higher standard in existence for establishing guilt. Simply pointing to the fact that there have been false convictions and false confessions is specious, since you have no evidence that THIS confession or conviction was false beyond your own assertion that it was.

@Stephen Grigg Uh, no... This happened in the 1990s. DNA evidence was nowhere near as advanced as you seem to be suggesting...

None of the minor suspects was interrogated without a parent present. https://centralpark5joggerattackers.com/videos/

Almost everything you are claiming here is 100% dead wrong.

Edit- it actually happened in 1989. For reference the first conviction based on DNA evidence only happened in 1986.

@Conor Corrigan it doesnt matter that they didnt finish. Saliva, hair, skin cells, etc, that would have been everywhere.. and they didnt find a single shred for any of them. That is ridiculously unlikely.. like 1 in a billion unlikely.
And no, they were not ethical investigations. I'm pretty sure one of the confessions was tossed out because they could prove that they questioned a minor without a parent.
You can keep talking about confessions, but confessions arent a fact. Countless people have been falsely convicted.
At the end of they day, if they did do it, there is absolutely no way they wouldn't have been able to gain some form of dna.

@Stephen Grigg I mention the cop's opinion not as evidence of guilt but as a rebuttal to a previous assertion that only "paranoid racists" believe that the central park 5 are guilty of the crime they confessed to and were convicted of.

@Conor Corrigan no shit cops dont convict, I was just acknowledging how pointless it was that you mentioned a cop wasnt admitting wrongdoing.
So your scenario is that she was raped on multiple occasions? Since the guy convicted for it said that he beat her, then that would mean that all 5 of them raped her afterwards.. and not a single trace of dna to tie one of them there? Sure.
And they confessed?? Wouldn't be the first time an innocent person confessed. Those interviews weren't ethical, possibly illegal. They were kids and were manipulated and questioned for hours. Please.

@Conor Corrigan so the cop that falsely convicted them still wont admit he was wrong and you use that as evidence?
From what I remember the actual rapist said he did it alone, so not a gang rape. Even if it was, the fact that they had zero dna from any of the 5 and no witnesses is the bottom line.
No dna no witnesses and someone else admitted to doing it.. but you're still gonna call them guilty. You have a bias friend

Yeah, this is horrifying. Imagine being kept in a room and having your sense of self constantly degraded for 6 hours and you can't respond at all. It would be very easy to say something that gets twisted.

@Jena Cide watch this guys other video about innocent until proven guilty.

@Jena Cide watch this guys other video about innocent until proven guilty.

@Sally Cannon that was a racially motivated hate crime, you can’t credit their unjust conviction just to pressure tactics. it is a tell of the deeply flawed and biased system, and american society.

@sopranosd You've made plenty of assertions, you've said nothing to back those assertions up. Explain how if someone is gang-raped, and you only find one person's DNA, therefore it wasn't a gang rape. That is essentially the claim you are making.

@sopranosd Nope. The confessions were not inconsistent, or inaccurate, nor was the DNA evidence exculpatory.

The fact that someone else also raped her in no way means that the central park 5 did not also rape her, something they confessed to in a perfectly legit questioning session.

@Conor Corrigan Oops.  "The police announced to a press hungry for sensational crime stories that the young men had been part of a gang of teenagers who were out "wilding," assaulting joggers and bicyclists in Central Park that evening. The ensuing media frenzy was met with a public outcry for justice. The young men were tried as adults under New York laws of the day — and convicted, despite inconsistent and inaccurate confessions, DNA evidence that excluded them, and no eyewitness accounts that connected them to the victim.

On December 19, 2002, Justice Charles J. Tejada of the Supreme Court of the State of New York granted a motion to vacate the thirteen-year-old convections in the infamous case. He did so based on new evidence: a shocking confession from a serial rapist, Matias Reyes, and a positive DNA match to back it up. "

@sopranosd "they were exonerated by facts and witness testimony"

Care to be more specific? Otherwise you're basically just saying "he was destroyed by facts and logic" lol...

@sopranosd "they were exonerated by facts and witness testimony"

Care to be more specific? Otherwise you're basically just saying "he was destroyed by facts and logic" lol...

@Conor Corrigan they were exonerated by facts and witness testimony that proved their innocence and which the police at the time chose to ignore. Between racism and paranoia the courts utterly failed those five children.

@I Sa not sure what you're asking but I believe drug abuse and co-existing conditions are a great problem. The problem does not get judged. Doesn't matter the color, gender, religion, etc., drug addicts look the same. The person gets judged. If you have a mental disorder, you're labeled.

@Itachi Uchiha the problem is... she didn't ask for a lawyer. She was already in custody and can be asked anything before the trial. She already has a lawyer. This is a very psychological case. He's trying to break her and see if she has empathy. Clearly not. But he is in no way doing wrong. Remember this is Canada. That's why there is parole.

How many in positions of power and global leadership are pedophiles, drug addicts and psychopaths? Most.

How many in positions of power and global leadership are pedophiles, drug addicts and psychopaths? Most.

@whoopsie The fact that she was violated by multiple people in no way exonerates the central park 5.

@whoopsie The fact that she was violated by multiple people in no way exonerates the central park 5.

@Sally Cannon The Central Park Five are guilty as sin.

@Sally Cannon The Central Park Five are guilty as sin.

There are so many wrongful convictions, you would be very surprised! There are thousands of inmates in prisons across the US/Canada that are totally innocent. There's a Netflix documentary interviewing a lot of people who were wrongfully convicted. I remember these women, 5 of them... They said that they got raped, and the police arrested a suspect... In court the women said 'thats the man who raped me'... 'how do you know?'... and it's obviously... "I could never forget the face of the man that did that."... All 5 women were totally convinced and as soon as they said they could never forget the face... The jury instantly believed it, why wouldn't they?.. Convicted him to life in prison.  He was totally innocent, the real guy got caught after DNA came to be. The women said they were so so so sure they had the right man. He spent 30+ years in prison.  It happens so much that I was very shocked and surprised at the amount. People convicted on peoples words, dodgy science, just everything. Its easy to sway a jury. A lot of them get convicted cos an 'expert' in some field will get in the stand. There was one expert that got up in the stand and said, 'these bitemarks are definitely a match'... Jury instantly believes him cos he's an 'expert', again, why wouldn't they?... He was wrong and he had wrongfully convicted many men on dodgy bitemark evidence. Bitemark evidence should not be admissible in court it is very very dodgy.

There is a series on Netflix that covers some of these cases called "The Confession Tapes" and I HIGHLY recommend you check it out if you can.  It's very eye opening and heartbreaking.

There is a series on Netflix that covers some of these cases called "The Confession Tapes" and I HIGHLY recommend you check it out if you can.  It's very eye opening and heartbreaking.

@Jena Cide shout out to the literal hundreds of people monthly who fall prey to tactics specifically made to completely mentally break down and exhaust to but im built different

@Jena Cide shout out to the literal hundreds of people monthly who fall prey to tactics specifically made to completely mentally break down and exhaust to but im built different

@Itachi Uchiha this is in Canada bruh wym

@Itachi Uchiha this is in Canada bruh wym

The "Central Park Five" were and coerced into giving false confessions, under age without their parents. I believe there is a movie.

The "Central Park Five" were and coerced into giving false confessions, under age without their parents. I believe there is a movie.

Honestly sounds like they're weak. If I were 100% innocent it wouldn't matter what they did or said I would never cave.

Honestly sounds like they're weak. If I were 100% innocent it wouldn't matter what they did or said I would never cave.

Yeah these cops are totally steamrolling her while she’s asks for a lawyer. Obviously this is a very serious charge, but you should be innocent until proven guilty. Once she asks for a lawyer, the high pressure tactics need to stop until the lawyer gets there

You can only be convicted of a crime if sufficient evidence can corroborate your side of the story. The only problem is that our court systems are corrupt and you can pay to have someone jailed or worse...

It's the systems fault. The officers, investigators, forensic workers are all just by products of a broken system.


This is  one those interrogations we see in movies...


this technique is literally called "have a conversation for 5 hours and then hit em with every strategy in the kindergartener's book"


I thought that once she asked for a lawyer the investigators had to stop questioning the murderous pig.

He said that in Canada even when they invoke that right the interrogator can still ask questions and if you slip up and answer they can use that against you in court.


When he started talking about the repercussions of her actions and people’s anger... “you just have to keep focused on the reason why you did it. This is your strength.... you disagree?” Gave me chills. Her face... like she couldn’t tell if it was real advice or a ploy to get her to open up. Really threw me!


Detective sounds like a Russian hitman 😎


Talks at the beginning of the video regarding her right to remain silent. Video continues for another 19 mins.


"Do you know what day it is today?"
'April fools day'
"Ahhhhh you got me. April fools!"


It bothers me that there is a category for this exact kind of crime. It makes me feel like not everybody should be allowed to have children.

@Brainiac 9892 no it’s difficult for us because the means to support a family have been redistributed to a few trillionaires and now we need three jobs to have a stable home situation. The stress of survival makes people do crazy things. Regardless, before even putting yourself in a position to ruin your own life and especially that of harmless children, you should be able to prove you’re at least mentally fit.

we are humans and we are still animals. we can only teach and limit the amount we reproduce but it is still our most primitive nature to have children. in previoius times, people only had children to prevent extinction. being a parent is only difficult for us because we have a society of 100 different opinions trying to tell you how to be a parent and how to be a human.

@Uncle Doobius I do agree with the sentiment though and there is a possibility to do it right and prevent childhood abuse. But at the same time nearly all psychos and crazy people who WOULD kill their children are clever enough to fool any test or system to catch them from "breeding".

@Uncle Doobius "muh freedom 'muricans" wouldn't let that happen...

But honestly restricting who can have kids is potentially highly problematic and is DEFINITELY an infringement on human rights. You stray into eugenics and that is NOT something we should seek "societal progress" for unless we want to become liberal neo-Nazis and weed out the weak, the disabled, the poor, or the otherwise unsavoury,  in a vain and morally repugnant search for an "ubermensch".

@Uncle Doobius "muh freedom 'muricans" wouldn't let that happen...

But honestly restricting who can have kids is potentially highly problematic and is DEFINITELY an infringement on human rights. You stray into eugenics and that is NOT something we should seek "societal progress" for unless we want to become *liberal* neo-Nazis and weed out the weak, the disabled, the poor, or the otherwise unsavoury,  in a vain and morally repugnant search for an "ubermensch".

@Brainiac 9892 it’s not about the reasons why. To each their own. It’s about being fit for the job of parenthood. Legit the hardest job in the world if you do it right. It’s bizarre that we have a society where you need to classes to migrate, drive cars or work in a factory. But you can just have 20 kids no questions asked. The practicality of it raises questions but if it wasn’t for christian fundamentalists it might already had been evolved from planned parenthood. Instead, there’s a state level war against women’s abortion rights in 2021. If only democracy meant the majority could actually govern and progress society and leave the orthodox minority behind, we’d have a much safer, happier and prosperous world. Good thing progress in inevitable. Let’s hope we don’t kill our habitat first.

well ofc not everyone should have children. most people just have children purely to reproduce or continue a bloodline

It’s a very ancient category.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medea

There should be a psych test before having children for real


I wonder if she was protecting he criminal husband under threat of death of her entire family.. we don't know..she never admitted it


“Do you know what day it is today” ironically its April fools day


Is it just me or did a lot of these happen in 2009


maybe she acted like she didn't believe the news bc its april fools day


When you’re interrogated by Oberyn Martell


SHE GOT BAIL ON MURDER CHARGES?? WTF!!??


Went from binge watching "The Wire" clips to binge watching this channel


The idea of looking at your dead children and not reacting...


How could you kill your babies? And have ZERO emotion? She doesn’t deserve to breathe the same air as we do!

@H B but that doesn't justify her cruel actions in the slightest. Comparing humans to animals is not valid because animals rely on instincts while humans have more complex emotions and a higher sense of comprehension. Animals are not responsible for murdering other animals, but humans sure are held accountable for manslaughter.

h. ann If I decide I don’t want the fucker, I’m just gonna have my girl cook him up so we can eat him lolol

I mean almost all mammals eat and/or abandon their first born or just do it during stressful times. It's nothing new or surprising for a mother or father to kill their kids, human or otherwise.


I'm no psychologist but I reckon she's not right in the head


I don't think this lady is faking being crazy or that she is. I think she knows what she did to her daughter's but cannot come to truly accept what she did which is why she doesn't want to look at the photo. I think she is feeling shame and maybe guilt. I think when she says that 'no my children are still alive' there is a hint as to what could have happened when she committed the crime. I think she wasn't in the right state of mind like she wasn't herself when she poisoned her daughter's. But I also think there was a moment where she recognized the reality of what she was doing but then noted it couldn't be undone. There's a lot that happens in our brain neurologically when a person decides to commit a crime. My theory is that there is this sort of disassociation from reality in that moment. But still....sad she did what she did. Those innocent girls. 😥


“What’s the most you ever lost in a coin toss?”


A coke and a butterfinger, she might have talked.

Ive binge watched so many of his videos that I now get all the inside jokes lol

2 cokes and the "possibility" of a butterfinger. Jeff is still waiting to pick it out his teeth.

Only Jeff didn’t get his Butterfinger, at least not when he asked for it. The guy interrogating him said he didn’t promise him one. Lol.

@replicxnt *the BEST American candy bar.

@replicxnt *the BEST American candy bar.

Na fuck that, they never give you the butterfinger 😒

@Racks the Creator Stay strong my friend, my prayers are with you.

@MrAnders9000 are you trying to make people vomit? Haha

I love how there’s an entire mass of people who get this reference

@climatixseuche You might as well , because I did and it didn't change ! It'll take quite a few till it gets to <br>.7 ! I always change 3 sixes , even if I don't care for the video ! Why would you brag about not wanting to change an evil sign ! Jesus !!!

@climatixseuche You might as well , because I did and it didn't change ! It'll take quite a few till it gets to
.7 ! I always change 3 sixes , even if I don't care for the video ! Why would you brag about not wanting to change an evil sign ! Jesus !!!

Today is April 1st and you seem to think its April fools 🤔.

I would have pressed like but I don't wanna be the guy who ruins the 6666 likes for you

@MrShaneobueno Snodgrass
There is another video of a guy jeff
He was just accepting to get interrogated for the coke and betterfinger😂

I'm trying to figure out all these comments about coke and butterfingers. Can someone explain to this old guy??🤣

@replicxnt I thought it´s a certain kind of torture, which I don´t know.....

Yeah she would’ve took it then asked for a lawyer though 😂

Give it a rest bruh. she's not Bart Simpson

Give it a rest bruh. she's not Bart Simpson

One can of coke is not enough, they need two cans. LMAO

@MrAnders9000 It's a British candy bar, a bit like a butterfinger...

Such a beautiful reference: subtle and confusing to those who don’t understand. Obvious and hilarious to those who do. 😆

I didn’t say I was going to get you a Butterfinger ~~ I said I’ll look into it.

Juan Leal - Miami Beach Luxury Real Estate

@The Krystol Method luv that username..  Well done. Now.. get busy child

@MrAnders9000 a Butterfinger is a candy bar from the United States.

@John Willoug Thanks John, but what is a crunchie bar?

@MrAnders9000 A bit like a crunchie bar, but more flakey....

@Leanne wait can you maybe link this video?? I love it so much but I can't find it again

We didn't promise any Butterfinger - police👮

We didn't promise any Butterfinger - police👮

Lmao...Jeff never got that Butterfinger though 😩

@Mandy Kitson im so happy im in on this joke lmfao

@MrAnders9000 you can't be freaking serious, right?

The legend says Jeff still waiting for his butterfinger to this day.

They only insinuated the prospect of a Butterfinger...They never promised it 😒

@replicxnt: Thanks. Never heard of it. I thought butterfinger had something to do with cavity searches.

@MrAnders9000 we and I are user heuristic Joy by

@MrAnders9000 we and I are user heuristic Joy by

Where's that Butterfinger you promised me?

Where's that Butterfinger you promised me?

Because, you’re not you when you’re hungry

Because, you’re not you when you’re hungry

@imahgine its from another video called The legend of "Jeff"

Lol that will never get old lol got any methadone  too?

Where does this come from?, new to the channel

Where does this come from?, new to the channel

@MrAnders9000 it's an American chocolate bar

@MrAnders9000 it's an American chocolate bar


Her lawyer did a terrible job in coaching her beforehand... i get it she didnt have the money to choose one on her own before but... come on

Just say nothing and dont react for christs sake and dont look at anyone


Hey this happened in my hometown . Had no idea …


I think there are some double standards with the law. I cannot envisage a situation where a father murdered both of his young daughters to get back at his wife and would be eligible for release ever.


A lot of people talk about how America's Bill of Rights is not all that unique or special because other countries have "freedom."  But, without giving any approval for what this woman did, it's worth pointing out that America's Fifth Amendment gives defendants a great deal of protection from torture, coercion, and unlawful interrogations.  When a criminal defendant unambiguously invokes these rights, the interrogation must stop and no further questioning can be conducted without a lawyer present unless the defendant reinitiates the discussion.  The idea that a defendant can invoke her rights and then still be subjected to 5 more hours of interrogation ought to be appalling in a civilized and "free" society.  No country on Earth has more protection for the accused than America.


So many comments from around the time "what pretending to be crazy looks like". Interesting 🤨


When they find her she be like: april fool


Criminals are stupid.
You don't talk to cops, you lawyer up immediately, if you're smart.
(No I'm not sympathizing with criminals, just  surprised by how absolutely stupid they are)


I got recommended this channel today morning and I just can't stop...I have no background in criminal law and am not interested in it either.... then why did I just watch 9 videos!!! from Jeff the coke guy to Lee the chef idk whats happening help me lol


"do you know what day it is" "it's april 1st you think its april fools day"


I would like to be interrogated someday like this only to tell them to f*ck off and respect my right to remain silent.


Keep making these sir, I find them extremely interesting and educational. I love these videos you need to upload more often, I bet that it takes time to make these videos.


When the Princess gets kidnapped, they call Mario. Well, now we know why they call Luigi. :(


Worst investigator ever... He sounds so unsure about what to say or what to ask!...  He lacks much patience to be doing what he is doing....  He dosnt sound Canadian at all.


Salute to the early subscribers of this channel


Claims she doesn't believe it is them, but never asks for her kids. Just to go to her cell or sleep.


When I was a child I lived in a neighborhood with a lot of kids and a big playground surrounded by houses. On the corner by the playground lived Hidde and Benthe. Hidde was a boy and a little younger than me, and Benthe was a girl and a little older. Hidde was more the type to knock on our doors and ask us out to play, while Benthe was more of a shyer type. But if she joined in play she also could be very social. Kind of a caring type. They where well loved by everyone.

Then one day I went out to the playground and saw a crowd by the house of Hidde and Benthe. The house was set off, and there was the police. I asked an adult neighbor what had happened. She barely was able to say it, but told me that Hidde and Benthe where killed, and their father was also found dead.

I don’t really remember what I thought but my world was shook and I cried. I sat a long time by the playground watching officers and other people come and go and couldn’t take my eyes of the house.
In the meanwhile I overheared what had happened and it turned out to be that their father killed them and later hung himself in the attic.
When later that day their mom walked out with an officer, and for a moment our eyes met, my heart tore to pieces as I saw an amount of pain that was really overwhelming. I still feel it and tear up when I think about her.

It is absolutely mindbogling to me that some parents seem to feel nothing for the death of their children and in some cases even murder them and still be able to have a stonecold conversation. It just freaks me out that some humans are capable of that.

The charges on some of these cases are just rediculous. Like in the case of this video. I believe that anyone convicted  for murdering their children should either be executed or serve a full live sentence without being able to ever walk free again

When I was a child I lived in a neighborhood with a lot of kids and a big playground surrounded by houses. On the corner by the playground lived Hidde and Benthe. Hidde was a boy and a little younger than me, and Benthe was a girl and a little older. Hidde was more the type to knock on our doors and ask us out to play, while Benthe was more of a shyer type. But if she joined in play she also could be very social. Kind of a caring type. They where well loved by everyone.

Then one day I went out to the playground and saw a crowd by the house of Hidde and Benthe. The house was set off, and there was the police. I asked an adult neighbor what had happened. She barely was able to say it, but told me that Hidde and Benthe where killed, and their father was also found dead.

I don’t really remember what I thought but my world was shook and I cried. I sat a long time by the playground watching officers and other people come and go and couldn’t take my eyes of the house.
In the meanwhile I overheared what had happened and it turned out to be that their father killed them and later hung himself in the attic.
When later that day their mom walked out with an officer, and for a moment our eyes met, my heart tore to pieces as I saw an amount of pain that was really overwhelming. I still feel it and tear up when I think about her.

It is absolutely mindbogling to me that some parents seem to feel nothing for the death of their children and in some cases even murder them and still be able to have a stonecold conversation. It just freaks me out that some humans are capable of that.

The charges on some of these cases are just rediculous. Like in the case of this video. *I believe that anyone convicted  for murdering their children should either be executed or serve a full live sentence without being able to ever walk free again*

@Asdayasman アズデイ

So what year roughly did the fascination with Asian cartoons begin?

@насилие Nah, you took the role of clown off me, you get to keep it.

@Asdayasman アズデイ

I'm on my break and looking for entertainment, humour me.

@насилие Man you're having a hella hard time taking a joke.

How come you 180'd from "countries other than America exist" to "wow you like Asian stuff you weren't raised right"?  I mean, you're still literally wrong about everything, I'm just interested to know how your mind works.

@насилие Dang, he is so shocked that he cant even reply back. Thanks for being educative my friend

@Asdayasman アズデイ

I also have a non American name, I'm going to tell you something that you are probably unaware of.. you ready?

Civilisation expands beyond the boundaries of the US 😱

Check out Google earth you'll be amazed.

@TT Mine's just a puzzle, not <i>puzzling.</i>

@TT Mine's just a puzzle, not _puzzling._

@Asdayasman アズデイ I'm not sure, Asdayasman. Some people have unusual names, Asdayasman.

@Asdayasman アズデイ I believe they are Dutch? And be nice, geez...

The fuck sort of names are "Hidde" and "Benthe"?

I'm so sorry to read your story... Those poor children. 😭


How does someone get hold of cyanide inside a prison?


the irony of people freaking out over the "recommend algorithm" on a channel about psychology is hilarious to me. it's adorable really, so many fools.


I finished watching this video thinking okay which video is next. There is no next video. I just binged the entire channel ffs


I love real crime shows and watch a lot of them. With that being said this channel has some of the best content and delivery out there. I love how he pauses the video to give us the detectives interrogation techniques or the suspects psychological mind state. It’s gold!


How on earth did the husband get cyanide in a prison?


The courts go easy on women. This discrimination happens too much. If she was a man, she would have been punished more than her ex would have.


That none speaking immigrant is even hard for her to understand. What is he asking?


"Its April fools day but this ain't no joke"


the only thing i'm wondering is that this detective isn't a native english speaker... this accent...


Oh my god, for a brief moment when he said “do you know what day it is?” and I realized it was April 1st, I thought he was about to tell her that this was all just a big prank, her kids weren’t dead and nothing was wrong.

@Luke Schweibert Hey, cool to see another Shattered out in the wild on a random video :)

That sounds like the kind of prank you’d see on a parody sketch making fun of prank shows

I really thought it was gonna go somewhere along the lines of
“What day is it?”

“Tuesday.”

“April 10th. It’s your daughter’s birthday. She would’ve been 7.”

Completely forgot it was April 1st. Caught me off guard.


Why are people commenting that the husband got 15 years but she only got 10. She got a life sentence with the first POSSIBILITY of parole in 10 years.  Not sure about Canada but Manson got the   POSSIBILITY of parole many times but died in prison.  To say “she got 10 year” seems a little reductive. Do you think a parole board would look at photos of murdered children 10 years after sentencing and say “but she behaved, so let her out”?  I find that very hard to believe, but I’m an American where we we have more people in prison than in our military, so maybe I’m wrong and Canadian parole is different.


I would start asking the cop in return! And my questions wouldn’t be easy...


Plot twist: Those were the neighbors kids... April fool's!


An odd sequence of events led us to this video... Youtube recommendations are scary.


The guy: oh yeah here's a pic of your dead children
Her: oh slowly flips page

The guy: oh yeah here's a pic of your dead children
Her: oh *slowly flips page*

@BritneyHIAM Th ManHater speaks with hatred in her heart.

@madmoiselle007 there was no bingo moment there

@Praevasc Did you pull a muscle stretching that far??

@Russell Medeiros Keep bringing the fetus age in case of abortion upwards step by step like it has been happening in the past few decades, and soon what she did will be legal.

"Possibility of parole after 10 years."

Canada, you serious? Parole for killing a pair of little girls?

lmao fr she saw the pics and her only reaction was "I need to talk to my lawyer"


I reserve my right to remain silent.

Anyway, as i was saying...


To think she could be free in 2029 is truly scary. Someone like her needs to be punished everyday for her entire life. How could you do something like that...

@Ali Mohammed No, I would not want my loved ones killer to be tortured to death.
Bc unlike them, I have no desire to see people suffer or to see people be killed.
In my mind, it’s inhumane and will be no matter the circumstances. Death is an easy escape from facing consequences (hence why a lot of famous serial killers commit su*cide before being caught), I’d rather have them locked away forever with minimal privileges and no chance of ever hurting anyone again.

Even serial killers have families, so why cause further pain by killing someone else’s loved one? Doesn’t make sense

@LadyLemon 20 What is closer to justice? if justice is what you like..<br>A person who kills an innocent person intentionally ( not even raping or killing children) should A. continue his life in prison while being able to see his family and breathe and eat and drink and communicate and think unlike the dead victim or B. tortured to death to prevent innocent people from being killed and to bring justice? Will you not want the killer of your loved one to be tortured to death? why double standards?

@LadyLemon 20 What is closer to justice? if justice is what you like..
A person who kills an innocent person intentionally ( not even raping or killing children) should A. continue his life in prison while being able to see his family and breathe and eat and drink and communicate and think unlike the dead victim or B. tortured to death to prevent innocent people from being killed and to bring justice? Will you not want the killer of your loved one to be tortured to death? why double standards?

@Ali Mohammed I don’t believe in the death penalty but i agree with the op that they should have longer sentences


Cyanide?! Damn, what a way to do yourself in!


Pretty sure she asked for a Lawyer.  Interview ends....


“Your children are dead.”

“No, they’re not.”
Well damn, guess they’re alive again


Algorithm randomly suggested me this now although I originally saw it at the time. Infinite props to the real OG, JCS


Canadian law is much different than American law. After they say the word “lawyer” in America the detectives leave in a puff of smoke. Anything a suspect could say after that isn’t admissible and suspects could even be eventually released because of their rights were violated

@grasweg3 okay but I think (it really wasn't clear) you were questioning if the justice system can slip up, and it does. The rate it irrelevant. Mistakes happen.

@Doug Reformed  Derek Chauvin was rightfully found guilty, not sure what you mean?

@Hayley Actually no. I never worried about that, and especially not death sentences, as this doesn't exist in Germany.<br>Or course I have heard about misjudgements, but not as common that I would worry about them.

@Hayley Actually no. I never worried about that, and especially not death sentences, as this doesn't exist in Germany.
Or course I have heard about misjudgements, but not as common that I would worry about them.

@Hayley eg Derek chauvin case and point example

@grasweg3 A flawed system. I'm not sure what you're asking?

You do know that wrongful arrests, convictions and even wrongful death sentences happen all the time, right?

@Hayley How does a system work, where an innocent person can get into trouble by accident? How is that possible?

@Doug Reformed lmao just bursting to make this political werent you? Derek Chauvin, who was rightfully found guilty, has ZERO relevence to this conversation.

Do you constantly blurt out your bad political takes irl, or do you keep your insufferability to online?

Like Derek Chauvin deemed guilty before proven innocent, strung up by the media and politicians and left wing radicals before enduring a mistrial that the judge allowed to continue and was tried by a jury with at least one member of the organisation demanding a guilty verdict and rioting all over the country

Talking with a lawyer is imperative. I've been falsely arrested before and just a small slip up and bad cops can ruin your life.

These videos aren't representative of the vast majority of arrests.

@Brandon yeah I kinda forgot that not all police officers are like the ones in this video and they falsely accuse people all the time. Lawyers make sense

@yee haw because everyone has the right not to incriminate themselves.

@thenormalyears He has an entire video about being wrongfully accused. It's 20 minuted long and it had 11 million views.

@thenormalyears To be fair, I have seen at least one example on this channel of a detective aggressively interrogating an innocent man.

@yee haw a trend in everysingle one of these videos is the tactics they use are amazing when the suspect is GUILTY.

But take into account what we are told
"Mental fatigue"
"Harder to think rationally"
"Harder to consider consquences"

If cops get something wrong in their pursuit for a conviction and push on an innocent person the same as a guilty they CAN and HAVE gotten false confessions. This channel picks high profile cases where the verdict and justifications are clear. Put in a messier case where it's not a clear suspect but cops are tired and have been looking and THINK they have a lead.

A lawyer should just be there before they even begin speaking in my opinion, since the police rely on a suspect not using their right to counsel so heavy handedly that it's a trope for police to get pissed in America when you ask for one. Hell cops even get in trouble in states where minors need a parent for questioning without them.

I understand the need for these tools but they can seriously fuck your life up in a country where the education system already doesn't prepare people to think critically.

@yee haw watch the documentary making of a murderer... sometimes the cops aren't trying to solve the case just trying to pin it on someone. this guy cherry picks cases where the cops are good

@yee haw Because if you're innocently accused you will be tricked and deceived into giving a statement or details that could end up convicting you.

@yee haw cause if you are innocent you risk just saying something wrong and get life sentence for something you didn't commit. You have to protect the innocents just as much as you want to catch all the guilty ones

Completely defeats the purpose of an interrogation. What's the point if they've had time to talk to a professional after they know they're a suspect, they have all the time in the world to come up with a story when the most damning evidence against suspects is their story not adding up


Spousal revenge filicide... Has me thinking of Medea...


real life of “ i brought u into this world and i can take u out”


Who else noticed the interview date is 04.01.09 (April 1§t) lol maybe she thought it was an April fools day joke


I recognize the accent of the interrogator, I knew already that he was in Tabarnak


Dude you’re messing up my sleep schedule with this A+ content

3:16 am with a 900 word assignment due friday, wtf am i doing

@Corina Cerbu I honestly fall asleep while watching sometimes cause it’s usually after work 😭

You know you can pause and go to bed? I’m joking, it’s impossible


Jim who can not swim has been doing his thing


We should have these kind of interrogation recording in india


I don't know how it is in north america, but here in Brazil a mother that kills his own sons will have a very very bad time in prision. Without close attention from the police she'll probably die


I thought the electricity went out when it cut to black screen but I’m watching this on my phone


Her reaction at seeing her kids’ bodies was anti motherly.  I mean, everything about her is, but that was just cold.

@EngineerGroyper the second half of your assertion is false.  Average time spent on death row in the US is 16 years.  Also, women are far less likely to receive the death penalty in the US, as compared to men.

@Rekreant she had already been sitting there 5 hours (some significant amount of time at least)  stone cold trying to be silent and while she had a reaction to the images and even turned them over, she remained committed, not to grief and demands of innocence, but silence and a refusal to incriminate herself.  I dunno, I’m a mom.  Like Kelly 111 said, killing your kids is quintessentially the most anti motherly thing you can do, but I was just thinking of a mother’s instantaneous reaction to seeing her children’s dead bodies for the first time, cause of death unknown.  She had a very anti motherly reaction.

@EngineerGroyper that’s such a lie lol in America we give harsher sentences to dude smuggling weed

@Jonathan Ingram the system is so fucked that you’re prolly right

And in 10 years she might be able to adopt kids or something.


16:20 How would he get cyanide in his cell?


16:18 Ok maybe I'm just dumb, but how the heck do you get cyanide in jail???


I started this channel on Monday. And have binge watched this channel every moment I could have until I finished it on Wednesday. Absolutely amazing channel. Shinning example of how you do true crime documentaries


Wait there was no real evidence against her. She could have been under severe distress after seeing her daughters and recoiled from believing that they were dead. That could explain the crash too. She didn't confess to anything in that interview. Everything JCS said here was speculation. Whether or not she did it, there is no solid proof and this was a miscarriage of justice.


"crime family in Montreal" what the absolute FUCK!!!


“Your daughters are dead.”
“No, they’re not.”
“So, we hired actors?”
“Yes.”

“Understandable have a nice day.”


Not sure if this is considered an addiction at this point. It all started with Pretending to be crazy & now YouTube keeps putting these on my home page— I can’t escape

It is. I'm a fellow addict of this channel. I starred with the same one as you but interest grew with the Jennifer Pan case that was near my previous home. Now it's all I watch when I have time. Good luck and enjoy!


the guy sounds french canadian

edit: I was right, I know how to recognize our accent.


People do not seem to understand that we have different laws regarding interrogations in Canada QC. No one cares that your country does things differently, laws differ from country to country, get over it!!!


Me: YouTube is boring nowadays
YouTube: what pretending to be crazy looks like
Me: ok I take that back


He really wanted to drop that “April Fool’s Day” line.

@Bruno Lopes it got her to talk. Works for me. Are you sure its not you and the detective don't know what he is saying? I think he did a good job. Got her reactions and her demeanor to convict her. Great job Canada!

@Kalinmir actually if they did and she acted confused that could mean she knew they were dead and doesn't know why they think they're fine

Kalinmir lmfao that’s what I thought was gunna happen, that’d be a fucked up prank

i would be quite something if he told her this was an April fools day prank, her daughters are fine

Oh he definitely needed to get that one off😭🤣

“I’m not gonna answer that”
“Then you don’t know”

Sounded like a 5 year old lol. Comparing him to the other detectives I’ve seen in this channel, that guy sucked


Jokes on you guys my addiction started with "Jennifer's Solution"


Jim !  If you post a new video within 24 hours of this post I will change my name to Adele and attempt to smuggle a whole lotta “you name it” to wherever it is you call Poolside 😘 hopefully this was a highly useful  non intimidating request technique!


What a horrible, evil woman. Absolutely shocking.


It sounds like she planned a murder-suicide of the children and herself, but then chickened out on the suicide.


That’s fucked up they get to interrogate for hours after seeing counsel.


Tell me again about your victimless crime?


"I don't believe that's them on the floor" ... what?!


She gets so little cause she wasn't raped and didn't kill her abusive parents that did horrible things to her all life, like Menendez brothers case, whose got life sentence for protecting themselves from scumbags s@tanistic parents.


i cant tell if this is a video that was privated and has been unprivated recently, or if i suck at keeping track of jcs' videos

Yeah, I've never seen this one and I've watched them all a few times now


i agree! it's my go-to as background sounds when studying or running errands


Possiblity of parole after TEN years? You WHAT?!


Canadian organized crime?  LoL, what do they do, exceed the speed limit?


I noticed playing crazy only works for certain folks with certain backgrounds 🧐 y'all take notes