the madlad interrogating her really sat there asking her what day it was for like 2 minutes straight just so that he could say his fucking one liner, honestly i just respect the dedication to the bit

I DONT THINK IT WAS SOMETHING HE PLANNED TO SAY, SEEMS LIKE HE SAID THAT BECAUSE SHE SAID SHE DIDNT BELIEVE THOSE WERE HER CHILDREN ON THE FLOOR IN HER HOUSE, WHICH HAS TO BE A JOKE, ONTOP OF THAT ITS APRIL 1ST  AND THAT WAS PRETTY MUCH 80% OF ALL SHE SAID.

he has been waiting YEARS to say that i bet

LOL that part had me rolling my eyes like crazy!  He wanted that "April Fools" setup SO badly

If she'd have reacted like it was all an April Fools joke she would have had an insanity plea. She said she didn't believe him but didn't react how someone would if they thought it was a twisted prank.

He used the "one liner" to prove guilt. Big brain move!

@Payton King If you already know that, why are you mad?

@light bulb weird thing to get mad about

@SUPER DUPER SKETCHY skill based match making ? Or something else?

It’s really amazing to me that she got guilty but Casey Anthony with all the evidence, with the blood DNA, with not reporting her daughter missing for a month, with all the video footage showing she doesn’t care gets not guilty.

Whatta  bloke. He probably recorded the clip on his phone and shows it around the office.

@Nicolas Langlais <br>Putting in all that effort just to set up one shitty line. Hilarious.

@Nicolas Langlais
Putting in all that effort just to set up one shitty line. Hilarious.

Hahaha you cracked me up.

Like a bad dad joke. The guy NEEDED to tell his one liner.

Would have been hilarious if he was like You're on scare tactics XD


In seven short years she could be back in our society. That’s terrifying.

Thats Canada for you buds, A life sentence means 25y and then your free

oh don't worry, she's already out on appeal<br>scared yet?

oh don't worry, she's already out on appeal
scared yet?

Casey Anthony is already in our society.

Casey Anthony is already in our society.

@Deranfan Yes i agree that in some circumstances people should be given second chances, but this would not be the case to give a killer of her own children a chance to live a normal life ever again.

@Russle Miller Welcome to the complete opposite of the US. I do believe developed countries should really be on the middle ground of both in all nations, but well their either too soft or too hard on crimes, violent ones or not. She deserves a lesser, but still significant sentence for every innocent victim she provided for the husband because of knowing full well what would happen to them.

@Hearts for Christ Homeschool It's because she's a woman. Women get preferential treatment in criminal justice as compared to men. But you won't hear anyone talking about it.

if she did this to hurt a member of the mafia...the safest place for her in locked up. True justice will happen once she is released and then...you know what they will do to her then.

@The Executed Code This is canada the french part.

@The Executed Code This is canada the french part.

It took ten years to found her guilty in 2019 and in 2020 they released her waiting for her appeal because "she doesn't pose a tjreat to society" lol

@Reynarainbowz Regardless you still think she deserves another chance and if she screws up ONCE you say, she's done...lol.
I work in a jail. About 99% mess up within 2 weeks except well, they didn't murder two children. You're insane to think she deserves another chance.
What are her two children doing right now? They're rotting in the ground, they should be alive but well, their own mother killed her. Insane. Give her a chance though, would you let her babysit your kids?

@A Lil' Mighty Hero drake bell molsted a 12 yr old.. Got 2 years probation

@Reynarainbowz still a man has never been granted that chance not even a white one

Yeah. On very VERY strict parole. If she makes ONE misstep, even a simple misdemeanor or alcoholic beverage, she's DONE.

@Deniz Adele Sorella, who was convicted of murder, is out of prison on a conditional release while she awaits her appeal.

she was married into an organised crime family , I cant see her living too long once shes released.

@Russle Miller was it lucky charms or Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

@Deranfan she could be a danger to my child. She is clearly capable of the worst. And the fact that she gets out so soon. She has no reason to not do something again.

@Deranfan she literally murdered two children. You can’t come back from that. Unless jesus reincarnates you.

It’s really amazing to me that she got guilty but Casey Anthony with all the evidence, with the blood DNA, with not reporting her daughter missing for a month, with all the video footage showing she doesn’t care gets not guilty.

@Deranfan I don't think people like this change that easily.

@Deranfan I don't think people like this change that easily.

@Hellava Live Then don't read comments first

@Hellava Live Then don't read comments first

Someone take one for the team and fix it

Someone take one for the team and fix it

@Deranfan The point is how do you know she won't kill someone else?

@Martin Grof I highly doubt she would have children again, so technically yeah

@Deranfan Yes I'm sure a psyhotic child killer can be restored. "Hey guys this person murdered her two kids, but I feel safe that she won't do it again"

7 + 3 years is still a long time. And if she changed her ways or won't commit any crimes she should go free. Prison should exist to restore people and reintegrate them into society, rather than punishment.

@Martin Grof Like in any civilized nation.

@Martin Grof Like in any civilized nation.

@MrGAMECATCanaveral Life sentence in Canada is max 25 years lol

This happens all too often in canada, there was a famous cereal killer couple, the woman would lure young girls/women for the husband too then rape and murder including her own kid sister. She did around 5 years in prison, but here's the kicker. YEARS down the line she was found working at a private DAYCARE and the government sided with her and the people harrasing her got in shit. THIS IS CANADA.

I mean, Breivik is out quite soon too, after murdering over 70 people.

@tyton423 again, we have the awesome justice system to be grateful for

@The Executed Code should’ve Atleast given her the kids ages combined and 2X longer then that

@Lance P I did. Hence my last comment. Lol

@Lance P I did. Hence my last comment. Lol

Seems like a bit of a toxic reply section. Hopefully I’m wrong.

@Deniz or she can be out on conditional release awaiting her appeal. Lol.

@MrGAMECATCanaveral 🤦♂ whatever you say man

@MrGAMECATCanaveral 🤦♂ whatever you say man

@Denizthe comment said she's out right now. She got a life sentence with possibility of parole in 2029. Or something like that.

@MrGAMECATCanaveral a life sentence doesn't have to be for life you can still get released

@Lance P did you not finish the video?  He said she got a life sentence.

@Some Black Guy With A Big D facts they get it easier than men

She's out now actually. Sure wasn't in for long

She's out now actually. Sure wasn't in for long

Really I just started watching the video

Really I just started watching the video

That is what I was thinking. I just don't get it.

That is what I was thinking. I just don't get it.


Why do I actually feel bad for the drug-trafficking husband in this case??  Damn!  The man broke down and blamed HIMSELF for his estranged wife murdering their kids.  WTF.  That guy paid a really high price for his choice of occupation, that's for certain.

@MsLogjam Its not rare for men to kill themselves when in terrible life positions. What are you talking about?

 I think a lot of men are oblivious to women in general and what woman actually need from them. Love, support, and protection.

@Charles Goldstein It is rare for a man in that position to take such a desperate step. The whole business sounds like something that would happen in Japan, except there the mother would probably commit suicide as well after killing her children, ostensibly  to keeps them from being a burden to anyone but also to rub her husband's nose in it, I'm sure. So many men are oblivious to the fact that their wives are not all-powerful consort-mommies who can handle anything and fix everything any more than they themselves are.

@MsLogjam Im saying he probably felt bad/Guilty about his actions because he ended up taking his own life. Just my personal assumption though. I concur that he did let his family down, but i was also observing what his thinking might have been like.

@Charles Goldstein No 'felt' about it; he did let them down.

Because men are natural leaders of their family and he probably felt that he let them down, and he probably felt responsible for not taking care of his wife and leaving her so long to do some horrific act. Not saying he is to blame for the deaths of the kids, but just trying to explain what his thinking might of been like.

@vraimentz That is sad. Why do so many men fail to realize that their actions have consequences for their families as well as themselves?

i mean he did kill himself extremely shortly after he testified

@Lash LaRue How many people have children who died from drug overdoses? But I didn't mean it as a comparison of which parent was worse, only that they were both shitty, his crocodile tears in court notwithstanding.

@MsLogjam Well, honestly drugs don't always necessarily ruin people's lives.  Sometimes they do, but that takes a combination of [genetics] + [time].  I've known plenty of functioning drug users in my 40-some years on Planet Earth.  So, I have to disagree with your analogy; I don't think drug trafficking is equally as bad as directly murdering children in cold blood.  Call me crazy.

His drug trafficking also helped ruin lives. Anyone can grandstand in court when they have nothing else to lose and a possible shorter sentence to gain by winning sympathy from the crown. He was guilty of criminal neglect but men are rarely held accountable for throwing their kids under a bus.

because drug trafficking isnt even bad but murder in this case is absurdly heinous

@Stephanie I don't think the punishment fits the crime in this case tho.

You feel that way because it is reasonable. He may have made mistakes, but is not a murderer. Many people have made his mistakes and not had to face such pain for it.

@Justin Martin probably because people get sent to prison for drugs (I’m aware people still do drugs anyway, duh) what would happen if alcohol and cigarettes were illegal? would as many people die from it? (I’m not trying to make an argument here, genuinely just curious)

@Kuma Everyone is different and I'm speaking from my experiences and sources gathered. Oh and I love the Nier franchise.

@Justin Martin when i was younger my father was going out with this woman, her father was a raging alcoholic, he wasnt a bad dude, he was really fun to be around, i dont remember exactly what was his problem, but he was notified by the doctor that he could not drink anymore or his life was in danger, he spent 2 months sober, and then he got on a strong relapse and died, i dont remember the medical details as i was betwen 13-15 at the time, but i absolutely know he died cousr of alcohol abuse

@Justin Martin yeah i totally agree with you 100 percent.

Obviously loved his kids too and might have been able to protect them from mum if he wasn't on the run


So let me get it straight.

Suicidal wife kills her daughters as an act of revenge against her missing drug-trafficking husband.

Husband gets a harsher sentence for drug trafficking and ends up committing suicide in cell.

Wife gets a lenient sentence and stays alive.

🤯And that is called “Justice”??

 mind. Blown. God help us all.

4 years. Are you suggesting that is appropriate?

4 years. Are you suggesting that is appropriate?

I’m confused why all these comments seem to think she got 10 years. It clearly states LIFE in prison, with the POSSIBILITY of parole in 10 years.

@SoobyWe don't say a drug dealer should get more lighter sentence,,all we are saying that a child murderer should spend more time in prison than a drug dealer...And many people died because of drug is BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO DO THE DRUG....There was a drug supply because there is a DEMAND...

@Justsomeguy he’s not free…. Yet . Sword and scale did an episode on that dude : He’s a paranoid schizophrenic and he may be released but he’s in an asylum now

@gfdre these kids weren't beneficial for the society too

@gfdre these kids weren't beneficial for the society too

@bill cosby ah yes life sentence, easiest way out

@bill cosby ah yes life sentence, easiest way out

@Dalton Drouillard liberal=anarchist.<br>What do you mean

@Dalton Drouillard liberal=anarchist.
What do you mean

@Memoiana Funny thing that you say ""greek tragedy"", because thats what Medea did to her chidren  in the greek mythology.

I mean to be fair, without the wife, and just the husband himself the kids would’ve died because he was literally zero presence as a caregiver. On top of that, he probably caused thousands of deaths/ruined lives second hand through those drugs. But regardless, yeah like others said he didn’t actually get a heavier sentence.

@Samuel Starnino you don't get life in prison for non-violent drug offenses lmao

Yup, welcome to Canadian justice system,  women , dogs,  cats, and men at the bottom.

For some reason drugs always get far longer. It's messed up. But he didn't have a shorter sentence.

She got life in prison. You should learn to listen more.

She got life in prison. You should learn to listen more.

@Morrizon Come on now, there is no need to be mean.  People are referring to the fact that Adele Sorella, a person who killed her two children, has currently been released from prison.  She is not serving a life sentence.

It isn't very nice to accuse people of misinformation when you are the one who is misinformed. Please don't accuse of having a "political agenda", I am just stating the facts of this case

Thank u 4 the breakdown... cause I was like wtf.. but I'm still like..wtf?!?!

Don't go craving justice so hard, because there is no statute. You weren't just "fortunate" to be born at this time in this society, there is lots of innocent blood and pain that went into getting you where you are and what you have. And it will be balanced out. No one gets away and it sure the hell ain't fair.

@Abigail Wollam see i believed people like you and blm before I did exactly what you told that person to do. The facts dont actually support your cause...

@Little Mousey Wait, did you even watch the video? Did you stop watching before JCS said what the sentences were? Or did you just go straight to the comment section, and got misinformed?

Little Mousey What does this have to do with this? There are a lot of free men criminals

Good Luck! Canada enforces their borders, even a work visa is tough to get.

@Arya Vart I literally said her life sentence is a 10 year sentence and ofc she's not gonna serve it all

@Arya Vart what does that have to do with what I said

@Arya Vart what does that have to do with what I said

@Trevor Harrington nope she is out right now

@Trevor Harrington nope she is out right now

@Samuel Starnino life is a 10 year sentence to life. 15 is 15. She was also retried and got to walk for a year on bail

@rafer Jefferson iii ahh yeah it communist ffs

@rafer Jefferson iii ahh yeah it communist ffs

The Canadian justice system is odd. Real, real odd.

The Canadian justice system is odd. Real, real odd.

@Nerdy Nellie Yes exactly.<br>Unfortunately, in my experience, most people check out when you start to explain nuance—which is why short pithy branding is so important. And the phrase "defund the police" ends up being counterproductive to the cause.

@Nerdy Nellie Yes exactly.
Unfortunately, in my experience, most people check out when you start to explain nuance—which is why short pithy branding is so important. And the phrase "defund the police" ends up being counterproductive to the cause.

@RubelliteFae exactly. perfect example of what "defund the police" is ACTUALLY about. it would change so much, I would bet almost immediately

@UserName0043 after I'm joking, I always like to clarify that I'm just joking

@Dan R she's literally currently free because of a mistake with the jury so we have child killer with no remorse for the children she killed walking free while her children are rotting in a grave and their father who blamed himself because he wasn't able to be with his kids is also dead from suicide which is probably what she wanted all she had to pay was $25000 and she's essentially free do you think that's fair?

bias towards women in the justice system.

bias towards women in the justice system.

She got life in prison and he got 15 years. What are you talking about?

She got life in prison and he got 15 years. What are you talking about?

@???????????????? are you so left that you think Trudeau, the weakest, most liberal embarrassment to Canada, constantly apologising and championing feminism etc, isn’t left wing?<br>What do you want? Cuba? China?

@???????????????? are you so left that you think Trudeau, the weakest, most liberal embarrassment to Canada, constantly apologising and championing feminism etc, isn’t left wing?
What do you want? Cuba? China?

@rafer Jefferson iii do you think the canadian government is "left wing" lmfao

When mafia's involved, just don't question what does and doesn't make sense

@Samuel Starnino I do however agree with your final point. Drugs should be legal in the united states per the constitution. The war on drugs is illegal and too many people are incarcerated in the US for non violent drug crimes.

If he killed himself in prison, then she got what she wanted.  That's what makes me want to rage-vomit.

@Samuel Starnino I wouldn’t say it’s better. Canadian legal systems truly love using the solitary confinement method, and there’s been so many cases of officers forgetting that the inmate was in there. Also, the canadian legal system is probably just as racist as the US system.

@Samuel Starnino lol, the canadian legal system isnt much to be proud of

@Samuel Starnino lol, the canadian legal system isnt much to be proud of

@Samuel Starnino everyday I become more inclined to become a Canadian.

@Samuel Starnino everyday I become more inclined to become a Canadian.

@Memoiana I can't say anything about the reasoning, but as a canadian I can say that our legal system is based on rehabilitation instead of punishment like in the US. So even if what she did is absolutely horrific, after 15 years she'll have the possibility of parole if it's determined that she has changed and is remorseful of her crime. That doesn't always mean that she will get out and she could serve her full life sentence. Of course it's not a perfect system and people that should absolutely not get out unfortunetly do get released, but I believe it's a better system than in the US where people can spend life in prison without possibility of parole for non-violent drug charges.

@Samuel Starnino
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m still puzzled how she could get parole after 10y.

Also why didn’t she seek help instead of taking the lives of her kids..

That is some Greek tragedy kind of shit.. very sad..

She did get a harsher sentence. She got life in prison, he only got 15 years. What he said was that she had the possibility of parole after 10 years. The husband would've been eligible for parole a lot earlier than that, had he not died. She had also already served 4 years of her sentence before her sentence was overturned the first time around.

@Little Mousey Judges get a lot of clout for showing a merciful side. So they get that whole gimmick out of the way by going easy on female offenders.

Yep they favour woman more than men for some reason

Yep they favour woman more than men for some reason


“Your daughters are dead”
“No they’re not”
Welp, that’s a wrap boys

"You are under arrest for killing them."
"Look, I'm their mother."

Wtf is that supposed to mean? That a mother is allowed to kill her children or that a mother should never be considered a suspect? What are you implying lady -_-

Did she think that after she said that, the daughters magically came back to life like Jesus? 😂

“Colonel Xander Lol yeah it is! Underrated comment 🤣

Guys we can even get together and hold hands get this thing done you know about time

@Chr1stown his pfp is Nazrin from Touhou

This comment made me want to go get ingredients to make lunch wraps

and then her 2 daughters walked into the room

You can go home ur daughters are indeed alive it's just a prank


14:38 Her: "You can think what you want."
15:03 Him: "YOU believe what you want."
JCS: "This interrogation technique is known as the 'NO U' "

@ShyChey I'm old enough to know when to use "your" and "you're".

@spider_slayer_69 as a lawyer, i almost agree. These interrogations are not as good as JCS makes them out to be.

Рафаэла Хендрикс

@Ok Lets Talk About It fr it’s like saying, “oh yeah these kids are dead. What a bummer. Anyways-" like??

@Ok Lets Talk About It The crime is done, time to move on.

@spider_slayer_69 😂 so this lady kills her children and that’s not a real crime to you? This video reflects most of the videos on this channel by the way

Your probably too young to be on this channel

Thanks! Hahaha.  After 6 hours on this page, I needed a good laugh. 👍

Ah yes, one of the most ancient techniques.


For those unaware in Canada it works like this:
1. You get 24/7 “free legal advice” before or during questioning.
2. If you wish to accept the free legal advice you are brought to a room where you call a number and are able to speak to an attorney. The attorney has a script that explains the procedure/booking process and his or her instructions are “Don’t saying anything. They will continue to ask you questions for as long as they like but don’t say anything. Just tell them your attorney said not to talk”.
3. You go back with the detective and he presses you for as long as we wants.
In America, the second you say “I want an attorney” the detectives are not allowed to talk to you any longer.

Thanks for the info, didn’t know they rolled like that in Canada💯


I absolutely LOVE how this channel cuts to the chase and gets right to the point without all of the intro and drama that you usually get with TV crime documentaries. I love this channel.

Sometimes I agree but sometimes I enjoy the drama. Good point though, I love the way JCS presents cases.

Yes! When binging true crime tv they tend to repeat the same info before and after the ads and it’s so annoying!

I can watch so many at a time this the best true crime documentary series on YouTube !!

This is seriously thr best.
And he's not begging for subs and likes.
Well put together and voice over when it needs some explanation.
Top tier content.

Indeed. Just had a conversation with a friend of these imported crime shows from. US. They can talk about 10 minutes, did some dude have a what kind color of socks on while sharpening his knife and then comes the damn commercials.

I also like how his commentary is actually helpful. As a noncanadian, I was questing how the investigator could get away with harassing her with questions after saying she wants to remain silent. Him explaining that was allowed in Canada was helpful and allowed me to immerse back into the interview.

right! and no creepy music that makes you anxious. love it

My favorite thing...also the comments are always gold lol

@Paul Lambert I am good with accents, but I cant place his... Is he from Toronto or northern Detroit... Not sure

His videos are very very good. <br>Very good. His analysis is clean as a textbook. I am liking his vids and selection of aspects to analyze within these various cases.

His videos are very very good.
Very good. His analysis is clean as a textbook. I am liking his vids and selection of aspects to analyze within these various cases.

i just found this channel. I find it way better than any studying ive done on interrogations. I love knowing what they're doing before he tells use the psychology of it.

15 minutes of their whole life story told by their neighbor two doors down lol fuck me man

@Wise Man absolutely!!! it's a real gift for us psych geeks

And it adds some behavioral psychology , theory meets practice in actual example

If you watch the earlier videos, you can see this development. Not so many attempts at comic interjection as before.
Just the guts of it, and it gives the audience a much starker view of how both the inspectors and the criminals operate in the questioning stage of the investigation.
I totally want more.

Ikr? Like make-up tutorials, BLA BLA BLA BLA for an hour and then "Oh right, Im gonna do a make-up!"

@K I mean, from what I noticed on these videos is this ambient noise you hear from the beginning. That heavy humming sound. It does set the mood of uncertain horror about to unfold throughout these interrogations.

It's not like you could, you know, easily fast forward a YouTube video huh? 🤦🏽♂😝

@Brett H The worst videos are where you want let's say an explanation of a certain car part but then they go on talking about the history of cars for an hour and then spend a minute on the actual car part.<br>Also obligatory Raid Manscape Wallet ad for the first 10 minutes.

@Brett H The worst videos are where you want let's say an explanation of a certain car part but then they go on talking about the history of cars for an hour and then spend a minute on the actual car part.
Also obligatory Raid Manscape Wallet ad for the first 10 minutes.

I myself can't agree more.  I've applied this rule to a lot of other things.  Like a article or a title that's designed to grab you in but then they beat around the bush instead of getting straight to the point.  So these days unless they give what they made appear I don't waste my time.

vinnie lalumia but it was allll video no weird into no “she lit up every room😩” shit just the interview and some non evasive commentary


This and every JCS comments section :
- a joke about being addicted to his videos
- a simple sentence saying life is less stressful when you don’t murder anyone
-saying we all come from having the same video recommended
-direct quotes from the video

"Foolproof suffocation"... of the comments section!

"Foolproof suffocation"... of the comments section!

You forgot Europeans and Americans fighting each other in the comments

and now, comment summaries in comment form, beautiful

and now, comment summaries in comment form, beautiful

You forgot "I feel so bad for their family, god bless them"

You forgot "I feel so bad for their family, god bless them"

What else do you expect , instructions on how to pave your driveway ?

Congrats on the 2nd grade level observation skills

Congrats on the 2nd grade level observation skills

Well what do you expect us to write instead?<br>I ate a chicken sandwich for lunch

Well what do you expect us to write instead?
I ate a chicken sandwich for lunch

@qfourr only virtue signal some sense of superiority, this is a miss however because his comment is just as common

The worst comments are the ones that say “ How can these investigators be so calm next to this murderer” like bro it’s literally there job!  they do this every day !

This shyt is crazy! HA HA, you didn’t guess this one. You’ll NEVER make it as an investigator! 🕵♀

I don’t get it are you saying that’s a good thing or a bad thing?

@Kalkiana Jimenez I just watched that video. Jeff is truly a legend haha

@Kalkiana Jimenez this made my day thank you 🤣🤣

@Kalkiana Jimenez this made my day thank you 🤣🤣

@Niconico and "she didn't kill her previous boyfriends either"

@Julio Acero wham bahm thank you for the coke take me back to my cell

direct quotes from the video plague every single youtube video and its so fuckin stupid especially when they have thousands of likes, like i know what they said in the video i just watched it too

@F3ui Beghardt I’m a simple man when I see comments I agree with this much I like

Why are the people who make those formulaic, boiler plate template comments not embarrassed by how cringe-inducing they are? A somewhat similar comment that I CANNOT STAND is when people say "I'm a simple man, I see a new [insert channel name] video, I click."

You forgot about the obligatory summary of what the top comments on jcs videos are

You know, those videos really do make my life less stressfull- its like, I may be a fuck up, but I least I didn't murder anyone.

@SLURM 187 ain’t gatekepping just observing

@SLURM 187 ain’t gatekepping just observing

And one comment talking bout the comment section

And one comment talking bout the comment section

JCS: "this technique is known as the 'who can get the top comment' "

@Marina Duran That’s the suggested post that got us all here

@Marina Duran That’s the suggested post that got us all here

JCS and TCAP have the best viewers/commenters

JCS and TCAP have the best viewers/commenters

You forgot <br>-and lists of whats in this comment section

You forgot
-and lists of whats in this comment section

The fact the the comments “We’re all family here 🥰” and “I fucking hate YouTube comments” are right next to each other has me cackling.

you should make videos about the fake confessions, like that on netflix but with your analysis

I'm a simple man..... not in any say predictable though...just incase this comes up at some point.......👀<br>Not that it would, or will...

I'm a simple man..... not in any say predictable though...just incase this comes up at some point.......👀
Not that it would, or will...

My cat is 69 years old.  There you go I made a different and unique comment

You forget the people who can't listen to the video (lots in this video)

I think you forgot these:
- Fangirling over the detectives involved
- Slander on the suspects (usually well-deserved)
- Commenters who have children being emotionally invested when a child is involved

Also: "My recommendations are fucked for the next few weeks."

Oh and people discussing the person doing the interrogation 😝

Oh and people discussing the person doing the interrogation 😝

don't forget "this is why you should always ask for a lawyer"

don't forget "this is why you should always ask for a lawyer"

Yep it’s starting to get very tiresome seeing the same comments over and over

-the guys that are worried about the FBI watching their watchlist

A comment about summarizing the comments is usually found in a majority of video series'.

Hopefully not a family that ends up here :\

Hopefully not a family that ends up here :\

you forgot the wry, poke through the bullshit bulleted post. lmao

@Ellie Predator_Fan hahahahahahaaha, right on!!!! Lmfao

@Ellie Predator_Fan hahahahahahaaha, right on!!!! Lmfao

- that one guy who points out the blatantly obvious and kills the vibe

You forgot "What Pretending To Be Crazy Looks Like"

You forgot "What Pretending To Be Crazy Looks Like"

Or comments explaining what the comments are and replies on the comment explaining that comments explaining what the replies to comments are.

This is the Every Comment Technique, where the commentator exposes a list of common comment themes to be found in the comment section

@devinsdead says the guy who just made a YouTube comment!

@devinsdead says the guy who just made a YouTube comment!

You forgot direct quotes from other videos that have become inside jokes at this point.<br>"He's got a Mercedes and he loves that baby" being one of them

You forgot direct quotes from other videos that have become inside jokes at this point.
"He's got a Mercedes and he loves that baby" being one of them


on one hand, it's very fascinating watching all these videos and hearing explanations of tactics and thought processes. on the other hand, terrifying hearing clinical straightforward explanations of ways cops outright harass people in interrogations and work hard to get around their invoked rights. like sometimes it works out for the better in putting terrible people away, but i'm the exact brand of anxious person who would be emotionally destroyed even if i were innocent lmao

this is exactly where I'm coming from too! she invokes her right to silence for 5 hours straight, and the prosecution essentially uses that against her and says that she's sus because of it? something about this doesn't sit right with me. regardless, she deserves to be in jail.

Agreed. I know a lot of these people are guilty as sin, but when you invoke your right to an attorney and they continue to harass you to break you down and make you talk, that’s not right in my opinion. I’ve seen some of these where innocent people were harassed in to saying things that nearly incriminated them. There has to be boundaries.

@Stephanie  the american justice system is heavily flawed, so it's kinda unfair to just say that, especially when you take into account the aspects of ingrained racism in the legal system. if you do your research, you will see that black people tend to be charged way more harshly than their white counterparts, especially if the crime is committed on a white person. despite the claims that every person is "innocent until proven guilty," it definitely seems to be that if they think you are guilty, they will do whatever they can to make those claims stick, and unfortunately this disproportionately effects people of color.

@Stephanie Well lets not ignore the fact that there ARE some cops abusing their power. I was once stopped on my bycicle because the cops were sure i was high on drugs. Checked my pupils and told me they wouldnt move. Total BS. Was enough 'evidence' for them to do a drug check, negative of course. Still annoying.

Very right it's so interesting what the cops are able to do but also disgusting how they use there tactics and lie as well to get a confession

@Maldor i edited OUT of glass instead just "of glass". And you still didnt answer. Why dont you build your home out of glass then?

@CODA even after you edited your comment you still forgot to add a valid point

@Maldor If you dont have anything to hide, why dont you build your house out of glass? Would like to hear your answer.

Lawyer up, whether you are guilty, innocent or in between.

@Selena Flores Did you even read what i wrote? Cause you don't touch upon anything i did say.

@DarthDose such a stupid thing to say. not everyone is educated about it the justice system and even if you know you aren’t supposed to say anything, you never know how someone will react when they are under extreme stress. it’s so easy to make mistakes when you are on edge or being psychologically harassed.

@Maldor If you'd know anything about the actual justice systems inner workings you'd know that "everything you say can AND WILL be used against you" is meant quite literally. Even admitting to chewing gum will be in some weird way construed against you, there is literally no reason to talk to people that already think you are guilty as they have the time to come up with any kind of weird shit to make it look like anything you say is an admission of guilt, no matter how irrelevant.

they don't have anything to hide if they're innocent so I don't think it's that horrible


I feel like "this is what pretending to be crazy looks like" has been such an algorithm success story that its ripple effect will somehow change the course of history

Yup! I started with that one in my recommended and I’m on a binging spree now

@MistressDistress People who commit crimes think they know it all because they watch criminal minds and still end up getting caught. Watching these kinds of videos isn't enough. If you know you are guilty of a crime and are being interrogated, everything you learned will go straight out the window.

i dont get it, ive been watching the channel periodically for 2-3 years and then suddenly BOOM 43 million views on that video.. wtf did that thing do to the algorithm to vacuum in so many new people haha..?

@Tulipな what are you gonna murder? Your toilet?

Bro if thats his first video you watched youre a bandwagon

Problem is she thinks that if she stays cool and collected they'll think that she didn't do it meanwhile whether she did or didn't do it any real mother would be losing their minds right at that point

I have to get good healthy groceries when I hymoonaleati lol

Is that the exact name of the video? Idk exactly how I ended up here but its hella interesting. What video are y'all talking about that got you here?

I think it started with wrath of Jodi, like it the channel already had a lot of subscribers after that video

@Tulipな if youre gonna actually do it u shouldnt go around saying it online smh

@John Novakovich well, geez, you know, that was like 100 years ago.

@John Novakovich ooh I haven't seen that one yet, I'm making that next on my list

@MistressDistress maybe. But watching the Stephanie Lazarus video, it's clear that knowing all the tactics isn't enough. When it's your crime and your life is on the line, it seems basically impossible to keep it together. Doesn't mean some asshole won't try it, thinking they're some genius tho

People will use these videos to avoid falling for interrogation tactics, ensuring more criminals get away with it, causing higher crime worldwide… (I’m kidding bring on the videos)

This channel was already massive. It’s hilarious seeing idiotic comments like this

@mcuserton the jury were all idiots, lol. true.

@veent also, her lawyer was excellent, but the jury was exceptionally slow. They had to get people who never heard of her case, which was an automatic filter selecting for people who are completely clueless as to the ongoings around them.

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected her lawyer was incredible, that’s why. she was also sleeping with him so that’s one reason

It already has look at who is in the White House.

It’s really amazing to me that she got guilty but Casey Anthony with all the evidence, with the blood DNA, with not reporting her daughter missing for a month, with all the video footage showing she doesn’t care gets not guilty.

@Nightmare Impact at least from getting caught......

Exactly my man, our universe will never be the same.

If that video had not been released I would never have found these videos and learned how to stay composed when I get taken in for the murder I will soon commit 😋

Look social blade, this channel is exploding.

I watched this channel well before that video, but it brought me back in

Yep! I think I became addicted to, and for a while I completely forget about Netflix 😁

Lmao imagine what might've been released with this success😂


Those poor children, poisoning someone is so heartless. Those babies suffered and were in pain before they died, alone because she left the house. Notice they are right next to each other, probably clinging to one another while they both suffered. She’s a fucking monster.

@Just Zhaq. not all posinois substances cause pain! Some,just stop your heart and you feel nothing..its been researched into...

@Lily King it is completely diffrent. What are you talking about? 🤯

@Lady Joker watch out for this one fellas, with a comment and name like that she’ll be the star of one of these videos some day

Poisoners are the most cowardly and cruel of killers. I know a man who put on huge amounts of weight and he discovered that his wife was secretly giving him her contraception pills. He has never been the same and she committed suicide after one of her kids took out a protection order against her. She was beyond weird and I'm really not sorry she is dead.

@Lady Joker I've almost died for poisoning/overdose. it's really fucking painful. I vomited so much passed out and woke up to vomit again. I turned yellow and cold and passed out once more. The hospital was even worse tbh

i don’t think they were poisoned, i believe it is thought they were left inside a hyperbaric chamber and ran out of oxygen.

@Lady Joker How would you know death kills someone, you ever died or killed someone before or something?

I can’t believe people could do such things to other people


She murdered her two innocent daughters and is eligible for parole after serving 10yrs. Something is very wrong with the judicial system. She should be locked away the rest of her life.

Murder = Naughty Naughty <br>Drugs = THE GOD DAMN DEVIL

Murder = Naughty Naughty
Drugs = THE GOD DAMN DEVIL

@Deranfan <br>If she made parole today and claimed to be rehabilitated, would you let her babyset your children?

@Deranfan
If she made parole today and claimed to be rehabilitated, would you let her babyset your children?

Nothing wrong with that. If she's rehabilitated she should be given an opportunity to return to society.

Nothing wrong with that. If she's rehabilitated she should be given an opportunity to return to society.

Crimes against regular people: Meh<br>Crimes against businesses: DEATH

Crimes against regular people: Meh
Crimes against businesses: DEATH

Its canada, not America, what do you expect.

Its canada, not America, what do you expect.

@Mighty Lonesome just ignore her. Her and the other democrats will still be blaming him in 2024.

@Mighty Lonesome just ignore her. Her and the other democrats will still be blaming him in 2024.

@Kaneesha Jenkins really? That's just shameful 😢

@Kaneesha Jenkins really? That's just shameful 😢

Women are never charged as harshly as a man in court. They appear more sympathetic.

Women are never charged as harshly as a man in court. They appear more sympathetic.

@LTrain 45 ah yes. Just the rehabilitated criminal I want back on the streets. A child murderer. There are some acts that are so evil that a person's soul becomes indelibly corrupted. These types if people should never see the light of day again.

Think ppl missunderstand, JCS say that first release woud be 2029 that is 20 years after the interrogation it was prob a 20y sentence that was reduced by 10 years for time alrdy served.

@Water In Germany a life sentence is for life with the chance of parole after 15 years. For the most part parole is granted. But we have something called "Sicherungsverwahrung" (safety custody). Murderers that are mentaly sick and are considered to be a threat to society have to spend the rest of their natural life in these more lenient facilities after being released from prison.

@sara kate so why didn’t Casey Anthony (American) get a harsh sentence?

@sara kate so why didn’t Casey Anthony (American) get a harsh sentence?

That is called female privilege. You can find it 90+% of female convictions across the country for the past 80 years or so.

Canada rarely serves life sentences as they do in the states. Unless it’s someone deemed to be a “dangerous offender” like Paul Bernardo, where there is strong reason to believe they will reoffend and there is public pressure to keep them locked away, life sentences are served concurrently, not consecutively. Even if she got two life sentences and was denied parole, she would only serve 25 years. I’m assuming most commenters are American, but as a Canadian I don’t believe imprisonment is retribution. This woman’s crimes were highly personal and 25 years is more than enough time for someone to be removed from the situation that caused them to do such heinous things. If she has expressed remorse and has taken responsibility for what she has done, there is no reason to torture her any longer in a broken prison system. America is the perfect example of how mass, long-term incarceration is not always the answer.

@sara kate  Sorry but not completely true.  Casey Anthony anyone?  There is no such thing as a perfect justice system.  Sometimes, probably far more than we would know or expect, in America “Justice” is not served completely or in a way that makes sense.  If you have money you can offer buy justice, or a lack there of: O.J Simpson, Robert Durst, Robert Blake, Issac Turnbaugh, Karla Homolka, George Zimmerman, Dennis Oland.

@Tread Knought we recently moved another child murderer out of prison and into a long house where she can smoke peace pipes and... be free... because of her "heritage". Yeah, we're fucking garbage.

She had already done time for the crime plus pretrial time which i think is double time so 10 years just rounds it out.

In sweden she would probably get 2 years

In sweden she would probably get 2 years

@Suryansh Kapoor Jennifer pan got life with parole...she's up for parole in 2035

@Suryansh Kapoor Jennifer pan got life with parole...she's up for parole in 2035

Canada is soooo lenient in prison sentences...even first degree murder almost always has a possibility of parole

Canada is soooo lenient in prison sentences...even first degree murder almost always has a possibility of parole

Detective: Your daughters are dead, both of them...
Woman: No their not, I’m their mother.
Me: wtf are you talking about? he didn’t ask you a question. also what does it have to do the fact that you’re they mother?

you’re saying that you being their mom means your children aren’t dead?

Judging by the quality of this video she was out 20 years ago.

Judging by the quality of this video she was out 20 years ago.

@Nurse Bev She has already been released.4 months ago.

@Nurse Bev She has already been released.4 months ago.

@E MP She was released in July of this year.

@E MP She was released in July of this year.

@Lexi Hay <br>Exactly what did he break judicially and what harm has come your way as a result of Trump?

@Lexi Hay
Exactly what did he break judicially and what harm has come your way as a result of Trump?

Trump broke our judicial system and is continuing to do more irreparable harm to it and to us.

Trump broke our judicial system and is continuing to do more irreparable harm to it and to us.

She is in Canada. Surprised they didnt just ler her go with a retirement package.

She is in Canada. Surprised they didnt just ler her go with a retirement package.

@Mighty Lonesome Thats you opinion and you're entitled to it. If she is no longer a danger to the community then why spend millions keeping her locked up? I am not saying she will ever be forgiven and well the soul shit is garbage no such thing exists.<br>How do you know she planned it? How do you know her state of mind? I don't recall anything in this video proclaiming that she planned it and that her state of mind hadn't been affected in some way. In fact, I would argue that she was at the very least was temporarily insane to kill one's own children and than to try and kill yourself means your mind is not sane. However, that's not the point of what I said I am merely speaking of the sentence. If she is not a danger to anyone else and is prohibited from having more children then why spend all that money to have her die in jail?

@Mighty Lonesome Thats you opinion and you're entitled to it. If she is no longer a danger to the community then why spend millions keeping her locked up? I am not saying she will ever be forgiven and well the soul shit is garbage no such thing exists.
How do you know she planned it? How do you know her state of mind? I don't recall anything in this video proclaiming that she planned it and that her state of mind hadn't been affected in some way. In fact, I would argue that she was at the very least was temporarily insane to kill one's own children and than to try and kill yourself means your mind is not sane. However, that's not the point of what I said I am merely speaking of the sentence. If she is not a danger to anyone else and is prohibited from having more children then why spend all that money to have her die in jail?

@KoolBreeze420 <br>With all due respect, I don't believe that rehabilitation is the issue so much as just punishment. To plan and carry out the murder of two entirely innocent people, in this case her own daughters, is a crime  beyond forgiveness. I can't imagine those who knew and loved these two children will ever accept the fact that she is rehabilitated and deserves freedom, she victimized them as well. It's a matter of weighing evil against good and the evil that possessed her to commit such a brutal act of selfishness and hate far out weighs any perceived reclamation of the soul that Ms. Sorella or others may claim.

@KoolBreeze420
With all due respect, I don't believe that rehabilitation is the issue so much as just punishment. To plan and carry out the murder of two entirely innocent people, in this case her own daughters, is a crime  beyond forgiveness. I can't imagine those who knew and loved these two children will ever accept the fact that she is rehabilitated and deserves freedom, she victimized them as well. It's a matter of weighing evil against good and the evil that possessed her to commit such a brutal act of selfishness and hate far out weighs any perceived reclamation of the soul that Ms. Sorella or others may claim.

We believe in rehabilitation we also take into account the likely hood of a person being a danger to others. She is likely not a danger to others this sentence only says she can be paroled after 10 this doesn't mean she will my guess is they will on her 2nd  or 3rd appearance for parol. I see no need to spend millions to keep her in jail her pparole would keep her under watch until the sentace of 25 years is done then likely probation after that.

@sara kate I did notice that the crimes committed in Canada gets less sentencing.

@sara kate I did notice that the crimes committed in Canada gets less sentencing.

@RCAF TW Well i meant that she's eligible for parole in 10 years.  I'm not sure what the chances are of getting parole, but life should be life without parole.

@Suryansh Kapoor that's a thing too but in Jennifer's case she had a life in front of her, and all she did was due to pressure from her parents since her birth so has anti society but not a psychopath.

@gunnerzz11 why? She got life. Unless you want to use capital punishment. But seeing as that's not an option in Canada then life is harshest sentence that can be given

@cool08player Maybe men should stop committing so much crime

@cool08player Maybe men should stop committing so much crime

@Kaneesha Jenkins Pretty common

Let's not forget that the U.S let Roman Polanski go.

@Kaneesha Jenkins Pretty common

Let's not forget that the U.S let Roman Polanski go.

@Itssskemiii😻💅 <br>The worlds gone crazy.

You obviously haven't seen south african crimes and judicial system, Atleast she survived her time, here she would probably get out on bail

@That Roman Fella sorry this is incorrect. In Canada you get life with an option of parol. Depending on the case it will be after 25 years for first degree, 10 years for second degree. So in other words you are in jail for at least 25 years for first degree . After that you can apply for parol. If it is denied, and in most cases it is, then you will continue to stay in jail until the end of your life. In this case she got life with 10 year parol. It will be denied and she will be in jail for many many years past the 10.

This differs from the US. You can get life with no parol option. Also, the US has consecutive sentencing. Canada typically has concurrent. For us if you kill three people you will be convicted of three murders but sentenced to one life term

Ever heard of this guy? Serial murder,, rape and torture convictions. Sentenced to life with a parol option after 25. He will never get out of jail and will die there

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bernardo

@RCAF TW For a sentence to be considered life in canada, it has to be 25 years in length. A life sentence doesnt litterily mean until you die in prision. How do mass murders get more then one life setence?

@VDH no it said eligibility for parol. Which she won't get

@VDH no it said eligibility for parol. Which she won't get

@That Roman Fella no life is not 25 years. Life is life. The 10 and 25 years refers to being eligible for parol. Which doesn't mean you get an automatic pass. She will be repeatedly denied parol

I heard its jailed for life and parole 10yrs serving

I heard its jailed for life and parole 10yrs serving

Casey Anthony didn't even go to jail. Our system is a joke. A kid with weed would get more time.

Casey Anthony didn't even go to jail. Our system is a joke. A kid with weed would get more time.

Where I live last year 3 ppl where caught human sex trafficking a mom and her 2 sons.     They have priors in it guess what they got 1 month jail time and a bond of 1 thousand dollars

@Water Norway also has the lowest re-offending rate in the world, so clearly doing something right.

@Water Norway also has the lowest re-offending rate in the world, so clearly doing something right.

@LTrain 45 this comment was ghost wrote by a criminal! Some people wont show redemption. If you are evil to kill two children just so the husband suffers, then you have showen that you are completley untrustable. Get a life sentence and if a team of psychologists say that she is reformed release her under watch.

@E MP life sentences in canada are 25 years. She got 10.

@E MP life sentences in canada are 25 years. She got 10.

In Germany or Norway she would get 10 up to 20 years. A life sentence there is 25 years but is only given in rare cases... This is so wrong. Also, the prisoners in those countries live a luxurious life.

@Sydney Jane Unfortunately, while brutal justice can be satisfying in the small scale, the precedent it would set is abyssmal. The truth of the matter is that the best estimates say at least 4% of people who were and currently are on death row are innocent. If we add torture to the table and even one innocent man is tortured to death legally by the state, there's a special place in hell for everyone involved, aware of the innocence or not.

@E MP Video said parole after 10 years....so Whats the story ?

@E MP Video said parole after 10 years....so Whats the story ?

She’s actually been out since July 2020 awaiting her appeal decision. Smh. Just ridiculous

She’s actually been out since July 2020 awaiting her appeal decision. Smh. Just ridiculous

Even jail for life is too lenient for her. She snuffed out two innocent lives, as well as denying life to any children those two girls would potentially have had if they had been able to live to adulthood. This woman (and I use the term loosely) deserves the death penalty. Full stop.

Guys relax she got life possibility of parole after 10 but she won't get it. Thats just the law.

Guys relax she got life possibility of parole after 10 but she won't get it. Thats just the law.

@WikiED Hmmm that's a good point.  Technically all they have her for is that she called her brother and she left the house.  The Gran mother made the childrens food.  So they can't even pin the poisoning on her.  It's amazing how just shutting up have saved people so many years and people talking have resulted in wrongly convicted.  It's a crazy world

I think the only reason she got so little was cuz they had no clear evidence for her, the strongest point being her lack of reaction to photos. Jennifer broke on interrogations and got phone messages evidence, neighbors's camera footage and dad's story that's why she got more. Had Sorella broke on interrogations i think they could slap her way more years. The system is what it is, to protect innocent the criminals need extreme evidence to get actual sentence they deserve, the good part is that tech is progressing rapidly and ways to gather evidence from a crime scene is getting easier to hopefully give the criminals what they deserve.

I'm absolutely shocked at that sentence.  There is something seriously wrong with the system.

I'm absolutely shocked at that sentence.  There is something seriously wrong with the system.

Mighty Lonesome Better than in Australia where a guy killed his parents got 0 years in prison and was charged not guilty for motive of insanity even with overwhelming proof and he sued his sister for their dead parents state so he could pay for his lawyers and emotional damage lol

I think there should be a corporal punishment that derives as much suffering as was caused.  I have no issues with someone being tortured when they harm innocent children.

@Miranda Brooks <br>You're right. It's that glimmer of hope that confounds me.

@Miranda Brooks
You're right. It's that glimmer of hope that confounds me.

Manson could have been paroled from 78 till he died in 2017. By the end he felt prison was his home. He went home to hell 2017 and this lady may not be out anytime like the 5 years

@Suryansh Kapoor I came here from the Jennifer one. Jennifer was convicted of 1st degree murder (this woman was convicted of 2nd degree murder), attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit murder. More charges = more sentence. She also had more evidence against her (which shouldn't matter, but perhaps it does).

Doesn't mean the parole board will accept her behavior and release her

Doesn't mean the parole board will accept her behavior and release her

I was thinking just this. Saw the jennifer pan video yesterday and it seems a little strange that she got 25 years' sentence without parole. It seems immigrants or people involved in cases that recieve media attention always end up in this manner. This video kinda proves it? https://youtu.be/QWhUvm8SunY


every few days I check this channel, and sometimes theres 0 videos, sometimes theres a couple, and sometimes theyre all back up. Keep fighting youtube, because you seem to be winning so far


JCS is the peak of youtube, the work put into all of their content is unmatched. Youtube, what are you doing….

@Carmine_ “What’s up, EWU crew?” I watch this channel occasionally. They have some pretty good content.

@Carmine_ Ive tried that channel, I've enjoyed some videos, they just don't do it for me

@DrayWolf idk “explore with us” are really really good.. if u never heard of them check them out they are legends

@typical_doza YouTube on his ass, read his community post

What happened to this channel? There hasn’t been a video posted for over a year now. Does he have a new channel that I’m not aware of?

Probably going to steal the format and make their own version for premium members or some bs

Easily my favorite true crime channel and they're fucking ruining it...


There's a special place in hell for people who harm their children.

@C137kenyy. Fair enough. Sorry that it bothers you but I still think religion is one of the more dangerous things out there.

@Emily Gendreau Its not the same because I could care less if you don’t believe. YOU care that others do.
I have no facts to back it up, and neither do you.
You’re the one projecting your beliefs on everyone else.
& you’re not any better than the people you’re complaining about.

@C137kenyy. Then the way you dont understand why I need facts to back something up is the same as me not understanding people just simply believing in something.

Oh and I didnt get "pressed" because someone said a figure of speech.. Someone else did and I joined the conversation after the fact. I personally dont understand the purpose of taking a figure of speech that seriously either.

@Emily Gendreau well I’ve never been told that God is responsible for the bad things. I’ve always been told that’s a darker force and that we are here on earth for experiences. Our home is somewhere else and we get to live a pain free wonderful “life” elsewhere. I mean at least I HOPE we do. My soul is connected to something bigger than just this physical planet. I hope I see my old loved ones one day. I hope my pets “meet” me at the gates. I don’t even necessarily believe in the Bible’s version of God. Just a higher power.

I don’t understand why people can be so “matter of fact” about that not being possible, but nobody else can just freely believe what they want and share that. So what if someone says “thank God” so what if they “hope someone rots in hell”? if you’re not religious those are just figures of speech. Just ignore them. Why does it matter to you that much if someone else believes it’s an act of God or satan? I understand laws. Church and state should absolutely be separate. People just making figures of speech though and you interrogate their beliefs while claiming they’re these terrible religious people. It’s not right. People are allowed to believe that especially when that persons not hurting anyone. This video is about a woman murdering her kids and you guys are pressed because someone said “hell” “God” or “heaven.”

Cant even say a simple figure of speech without a religious debate in the comments. And you guys think that religious people are relentless.

@C137kenyy. To try and understand, i already said that. Sorry I offended you, I just dont understand how people jump straight to god when anything good and/or bad happens. Im not trying to discount anyone for having a religion, im simply confused by it. My questions arent condescending if im genuinely looking for an answer. <br>It just bothers me that somehow people look at god as the greatest thing that ever happened, but if god created all of us, then I dont forgive him for the pain and suffering hes brought to BILLIONS of his "children". If I could somehow understand WHY he still allows these things to happen, then maybe Id give religion less of a hard time.

@C137kenyy. To try and understand, i already said that. Sorry I offended you, I just dont understand how people jump straight to god when anything good and/or bad happens. Im not trying to discount anyone for having a religion, im simply confused by it. My questions arent condescending if im genuinely looking for an answer.
It just bothers me that somehow people look at god as the greatest thing that ever happened, but if god created all of us, then I dont forgive him for the pain and suffering hes brought to BILLIONS of his "children". If I could somehow understand WHY he still allows these things to happen, then maybe Id give religion less of a hard time.

@Emily Gendreau You’re asking for the purpose of what? Further putting the person down so they won’t talk about it anymore? What’s the end goal of that? You aren’t going to change your mind. You are just wanting to make a mockery of what others believe by posing questions in a condescending manner. If it truly doesn’t matter to you than why banter on with someone other than to make them feel wrong?

@C137kenyy. Lol no its not my 'life mission' I just dont understand religion and was asking them questions regarding the parts that dont make any sense to me. I never said it was the commenter who was trying to 'reform me' its a lot of these other people who believe and tell other people that "your going to hell if you dont believe in god". Its manipulation almost. I know not all believers are like this, but the ones who are, make me fear for humamity.

@F SR that is a great explanation, thank you.

@Santa Ana Luna There's thousands of people who have died that can tell you what happens. You don't believe them either. People will be full of excuses til they run out and it's time to face the music.

ha ha imagine dying and seeing the old dude in sandals. I'd be like seriously?? And he like well what did you think idiot

Антон Балконский

@F SR if you haven’t died you have no way of knowing that. 🤓

@Umar Bakhshi But why believe this? Besides, not all angels obeyed God's commands.

@James Upton  in my religion, God rewards and punishes us because humans were his only creation that were given a free will, unlike angels who have to obey God’s commands. Good then send the holy books to guide humans to test wether or not his creations were loyal to him. God will be proud of those who commit good deeds

@Ice Cold Lemonade How do you know there isn’t a different God and an afterlife without heaven and hell? You can’t try to tel other people that we are here because of the Christian religion. There are other theories and religions that explain how humans got here. You can believe in whatever you want, but don’t force other people to follow you.

@Ice Cold Lemonade What if the creator doesn't care about us, this creator if they exist is obviously so wise and complex to make the entire universe and its many variation, why would they care about us, we have only existed for a short while on the cosmic scale. What if we are just an accident?

@F SR I could write a dissertation about why I want neither.

Why is everyone taking it personally like it is their mission to prove/disprove heaven and hell? Isn’t it nice to think that shitty people get to be in shitty places? Like do you guys see red whenever you see anything related to religion and you have this huge urge to tell them “um actually God-“ this comment isn’t hurting so why are y’all pressed

@James Upton it’s not even necessarily an anomaly. Planets like earth could be common as fuck, we don’t know

@Ice Cold Lemonade I have read to the end. But you have to believe that stuff to find what you say remotely convincing. Whether we're selfish or not - why should a higher power care? How would you even calculate odds for us being here? Fact is, we are. An anomaly is a deviation. Existing as we do is a deviation from what?

@James Upton The odds of everyone’s existence on this planet are so astronomically improbable that we should all be considered living anomalies. This alone makes me a believer. However, there are many other reasons as to why I am a believer. There has been a debate for as long as humans have existed in regards to whether or not we are instinctually selfish or not selfish. Whichever of those 2 you believe in humans tend to make endless amounts of mistakes throughout their lives. In this life our mistakes tend to have consequences more often than not but as time passes we are forgiven and learn from these mistakes. I believe that humans are bound to make mistakes and that we don’t deserve anything from anyone because we are selfish. However, my lord and savior Jesus Christ believed that everyone deserves redemption from all of their mistakes. We all deserve redemption if we are able to follow the rules that God set in stone and if we accept the fact that gods son sacrificed himself for us so that we could be forgiven of ALL of our sins. Why would we be gifted anything if we lived our entire lives being selfish and ungrateful of this life we have been given? Be grateful that we were given life and be grateful that someone sacrificed themselves for us and believed that no matter who you or or where you come from, you deserve eternal life. Hope you read till the end.

@Ice Cold Lemonade Let's say there is a greater power. Why should this power reward or punish us, for what we do? Or even care about it? Let alone that our existence continues somehow beyond death, where these rewards and punishments are supposed to apply.

Yall saw the one where the woman got away with the murder of her daughter

@ISAIAH SMITH He's got a g-g-g-ooo-d brain! Love that movie!👊😂

@Ice Cold Lemonade people like to apply things they know to the outside world there’s no such thing as good, bad ,evil or justice there all relative and there no one true answer

@Ice Cold Lemonade that’s a nice fairy tale higher power doesn’t suggest it’s all black and white like how your putting

lol.  The people who sent entire generations of families to die on foreign shores are looked upon as the greatest heroes humanity has to offer.  There's no justice.

@Ice Cold Lemonade Do you believe in unicorns aswell?

@F SR heaven and hell are real. The odds of every human being on this planet are so astronomically small in an ever expanding universe that it makes absolutely no sense to NOT believe that there is a greater power. We were all put here for reasons. We will be judged for our actions here and our souls will either be eternally tormented or we will live for eternity with our creator.

There is no hell or heaven. They must pay here or not pay at all... That's the motivation to grill people like this one.


Detective shows woman photos of her dead children
Her: “Those are actors not my daughters”
Detective: “nah look there in the corner in the small text”
real people, not actors

*Detective shows woman photos of her dead children*
Her: “Those are actors not my daughters”
Detective: “nah look there in the corner in the small text”
*real people, not actors*


Interrogation can be a very strange thing to go through..when I was 17 I went through 5 hours of it because of a home invasion investigation. I was seen riding my bike and therefore I was a suspect. I seriously almost admitted to something I had nothing to do with. It was scary but thankfully they found the guys a few days later.

@Romario Henry Jesus.. yes don’t talk to cops 👮♀.  Two whole years !? At least it wasn’t 50 years , I suppose.

@Antony Weber true. I'd still never confess. They can't keep me in there forever. If someone even hints at me doing something I didn't do, I'm gonna either get on their ass for wasting everyone's time, asking for a lawyer if they won't quit, or playing gray rock till they let me out.

@Goddess Miranda.Cosgrove  Is that what I said?  You shouldn’t have dropped out in 3rd grade.

@Eff Yu why would that be a lie? People don't only get interrogated in movies

@Eff Yu why would that be a lie? People don't only get interrogated in movies

Lifegoeson100 no it was just me and the big bad principal alone in his office

Lifegoeson100 no it was just me and the big bad principal alone in his office

@Sammie Rin No, no, a thousand times no! Talking to the police can't help you, it can only hurt you. There can be one misunderstanding, and your whole life is ruined... or it doesn't even have to be a misunderstanding, if the cops just want a conviction. Here's a law professor, in a video that went viral, answering your question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

@Earl McEarl were your parents/guardians there with you during the interrogation?

@Earl McEarl were your parents/guardians there with you during the interrogation?

They can still twist your words even with an attorney present

They can still twist your words even with an attorney present

@Scott Charney tbh don’t talk to police period

@Scott Charney tbh don’t talk to police period

@Antony Weber no its ez really, plead the 5th non stop until they leave. Everyone should at least once send their kids to a lawyer so they can tell them that's all u need to do and truth will save you (or lies if you're guilty). Never speak a word to the police and always ask for a lawyer

@4chanBackIn2006 do you think this mother was at all innocent?

@4chanBackIn2006 do you think this mother was at all innocent?

@Scott Charney but if you got nothing to hide why would you need an attorney? Isn't it ....

oh i had to do an interrogation 8 years ago when i was 7 and i think i almost got my dad arrested? i think i made up a lie about something he did and had to go to court because of it and now i’ll never see my dad again. my therapy lady says i didn’t make it up but i think i did because i can’t remember any of it happening

@Christian that’s not true, if the police are struggling to pin a charge on you they will continue trying to get you to talk without a lawyer, you’d be amazed how many stupid people will talk without one even tho they know it’s against their best interests.

@Breakneck I think they are both innocent and were framed. The police wanted Steven put away that was all. They didn't want to pay out the damages he was awarded for the tike he paid in prison before. Massive miscarriage of justice.

I just don't think I could ever confess to something I didn't do, knowing that if I confess I will be going to jail.

If you are mentally strong & understand how the police work then these police interrogation techniques are as transparent af.

@Hannah duh, always involve a lawyer, certain questions I don’t mind people answering, then they say something stupid and get themself in trouble for something they didn’t do.

Isnt it illegal to interrogate a minor without an parent or lawyer there??

Isnt it illegal to interrogate a minor without an parent or lawyer there??

@shizbang they really said I tried to take off on a scooter too 😂😐, not sure if it's the police or the media that lied about it but yes this is a lie

@shizbang yeah 😂, we were on the person's property I admit that & we looked in the garage window I admit that too, when we were looking through the window that's when the guy yelled at us & we ran, we didn't steal anything though

@Romario Henry And what about the stolen bikes and scooters they found? Did the cops lie about that too?

You have to maintain your innocence no matter what. If you're innocent, NEVER allow anyone to convince you to say otherwise.

For a Black man, that is a life sentence for something he didn’t do. You got lucky

For a Black man, that is a life sentence for something he didn’t do. You got lucky

Anyone reading this.  You’re in an interrogation room, shut the phuck up and ask for a lawyer

Bozzy, sorry to hear that.  Glad you did not admit anything.

Bozzy, sorry to hear that.  Glad you did not admit anything.

Guilty or innocent…. Always ask for representation before answering any questions in an interrogation.

I was interrogated as a teenager. Had accidentally shot myself in the hand(healed perfectly thank God). The detective was fishing to get me to admit to taking my gun to school. I hadn't, but it was the beginning of my fascination with interrogation techniques.

@Antony Weber Yeah but still this is the only real course of action, it is extremely hard but in the end not admitting is the only thing that can really help you

And that's why I call detectives "scumbags"

And that's why I call detectives "scumbags"

@Itri G thanks brother I appreciate the positivity 💯

@Itri G thanks brother I appreciate the positivity 💯

@Romario Henry Wish you a very good life.

@Romario Henry Wish you a very good life.

@Itri G no, we were on his lawn actually, when he yelled from the window we did flee,  the police officer told me the guy said he was going to get his whole family to testify to say we were stealing from his garage & even if they can't prove it the testimony would get us endicted if we were to ever take it to trial, so it's best to cop out now

@Swamp Eye the real spineless person is the one making hateful comments online behind an anonymous account for fun, but ok.

This is a perfect example of why you should never talk to the cops without a lawyer. It’s so easy to be manipulated, even if you think you won’t be. This is my reminder to everyone to NEVER speak to the police like this without a lawyer.

@Romario Henry In the article you shared, How the homeowner says you fled after he confronted you ? He lied about it?

@Andrew Ross I'm in Jamaica now, have been for 5 years now. I have a 20 year ban 😩

@Andrew Ross I'm in Jamaica now, have been for 5 years now. I have a 20 year ban 😩

@Romario Henry From where? The states? Where are you now? What was the crime?

@Romario Henry From where? The states? Where are you now? What was the crime?

@4chanBackIn2006 Trafficked? Are you willing to provide a bit more info?

@4chanBackIn2006 Trafficked? Are you willing to provide a bit more info?

@4chanBackIn2006 I'm sorry this happened to you.

@4chanBackIn2006 I'm sorry this happened to you.

@4chanBackIn2006 they never charged me for the weed though, and I got deported to Jamaica

@4chanBackIn2006 they never charged me for the weed though, and I got deported to Jamaica

@Romario Henry you can get your record cleared when weed is legal in ur state

@Romario Henry you can get your record cleared when weed is legal in ur state

Lol sounds similar to my story. When I was 19 police scared me so much into admitting a crime I didn't commit because they seen me and my other boy riding in the area no shirt on and smoking weed. I end up doing 2 years

@Scott Charney At 17 years old, most don’t have the mental capability to avoid the police’s trained psychological manipulation, especially when you’re innocent. I went through something similar after being human trafficked at 16 (they still subject you to an interrogation like YOU did something wrong, and told me I might as well be a legal adult to them). Anyway, You really don’t know anything about how to protect yourself from this type of stuff at that age, and I was always a true crime buff.

Don't talk to the police without an attorney.

Don't talk to the police without an attorney.

Yeah when I went through interrogation when I was 13 shit was kinda rough they put you through a lot of mental stress and does this weird thing where like they make you feel like you did the crime it fuckin sucks tbh

@Nicky Hargreaves That shit was fucked up what they got him to say
A perversion of justice that to the system's credit it did right that wrong.

What do you think about the main guy though? Think he did it? The second murder cause I don't think for a second he did the first one.

Similar to what Brendan Dassey did, admitting to something just so he could go back home...poor boy

@I’m blessed By the best you make that sound so obvious that I suspect you don't know alot about psychological pressure

When I was 12 I was interrogated for something I (did) do, but the tactics are pretty good. For a kid who doesn’t know anything about anything “if you confess you’ll go home, if you don’t you’ll go to jail” means a lot.


My boy really wanted to get that April Fools day joke out so bad.

I thought he was gonna say ‘it’s your daughter’s birthday’

@Henry Wood yes, because his joke killed 4 kids

APRIL FOOLS DAY!! Ma'm, you were right, those were paid actors. Here's a camera, here's another camera, say hi to those. You are free to leave.

@SpaceCity HTX To be fair to them, I really should've just called them a hypocrite from the start, because that's blatantly what they are. I was hoping that sounding a bit less accusatory at the beginning would end up with them doing a bit of introspection and having a laugh at themselves. Life's too short to take ourselves so seriously, right?

Alas, they seemed pretty determined to die on that hill.

@FluffyKratos983 Literally no one's shunning you for your opinion. You're getting dunked on for your inability to handle other people's opinions, all the while telling other people to get off the internet if they can't handle yours. Just admit you want it to be one rule for you and another for everyone else.

@FluffyKratos983 don't even bother with the back and forth. Some people just can't be reasoned with, it's not worth the time

@FluffyKratos983 Sure, I'll read it again. I'll even paste it to make sure we're talking about the same comment.

"you’re reading into this way too much and the virtue signaling is starting to get ridiculous. It‘s no secret that people try to find humor in twisted situations to cope with them. Stop being so pretentious and annoying already and get off the internet if you can‘t handle it."

To summarise, they're telling you to get off the internet if you can't handle the concept of people using the coping mechanisms that personally work for them. Now I'll paste your comment.

"maybe get off the internet if you can’t handle my opinion. The oh so controversial opinion that murder should be taken seriously, and in all honesty his joke fell flat so it really wasn’t worth all the repetitive attempts to set it up. If you think it’s funny then good for you but I guess I’ll stick with “virtue signaling” since I don’t agree. I guess opinions are only valid if you agree with them huh"

Your total disregard for the fact that not everyone is like you aside (which actually adds to the irony when you've just said that some people really don't care about context), I think you'll agree with me when I say the first sentence is a perfect summary of your comment; "Maybe get off the internet if you can't handle my opinion". The irony (because I didn't say hypocrisy) that I'm pointing out here is the fact you responded very negatively to someone's opinion, with the abudance of passive-aggressive remarks very strongly implying that you can't handle what they said.

@Your mum read what I’m replying to and you’ll see I’m not the hypocrite here. Sum ppl really don’t care about context and it shows.

That would be fucking hilarious if we just watched this whole video and at the end he says april fools they are actors I really got you huh

@FluffyKratos983 You've at least gotta appreciate the irony of telling people to get off the internet if they can't handle things they don't like, then <b>immediately</b> following that statement up with a passive-aggressive rant about a joke that you personally disliked.

@FluffyKratos983 You've at least gotta appreciate the irony of telling people to get off the internet if they can't handle things they don't like, then *immediately* following that statement up with a passive-aggressive rant about a joke that you personally disliked.

@Milena maybe get off the internet if you can’t handle my opinion. The oh so controversial opinion that murder should be taken seriously, and in all honesty his joke fell flat so it really wasn’t worth all the repetitive attempts to set it up. If you think it’s funny then good for you but I guess I’ll stick with “virtue signaling” since I don’t agree. I guess opinions are only valid if you agree with them huh

@FluffyKratos983 prob hes numb to murders and murderers

@FluffyKratos983 you’re reading into this way too much and the virtue signaling is starting to get ridiculous. It‘s no secret that people try to find humor in twisted situations to cope with them. Stop being so pretentious and annoying already and get off the internet if you can‘t handle it.

@Milena my g, it’s actual murder. Not a sitcom.

@FluffyKratos983 who cares, april fools day is april fools day lmao

Fr it was kinda inappropriate for the context tho. Like bro two children are dead, that joke was not worth it.


The amount of hate that YouTube gives to JCS is crazy - keep rocking brother.

and what bugs me so much is that there are so many channels based off of jcs, and youtube is totally fine with them!

@Karen Lazaro because they discuss sensitive topics, which is bs.

@Random user98  just curious, why does YouTube consider the videos go against community guidelines? I thought they are informative

@Random user98 that’s nuts!this is one of the best channels on YT! Goes to show the degradation of our justice system. Bet if they advocated the criminal and disparaged the victims they’d be exalted by YT

@Alexandra Poulos YT has been striking down their videos (I think they removed some of them as well.) For "breaches in community guidelines" and if they upload anymore the channel could risk getting deleted altogether.

What have they done? All I’ve noticed are multitudes of derivative accounts


She makes her husband look like a good person by comparison.

Well, she is the type of person who married a drug dealer.

@jerm dogg a lot of drug dealers are violent though so a good portion of them morw than likely deserve their sentence

a drug smuggler is basically just avoiding paying taxes, it's a crime, but a very mild one, people try to get out of paying taxes all the time but as long as they're avoiding paying taxes on capital gains it's all good, but if it's smuggling drugs -- they're equated to axe murderers. Doesn't make any sense. I don't do any drugs, but I think everything drug related needs to be decriminalized.


You can't kill your kids and possibly have only 10 years. That's crazy.

@Debj Watson suspicion of a crime is prison time now? Curious. That seems to go against innocent until proven guilty, wouldn't you think.

@The Demi Surgeon Yes, it means life.  You are on parole FOR LIFE.  Any suspicion upon you by a P.O. Let alone actually committing a crime while on parole, will get you back not prison ASAP.

That's American Justice.  It needs to be reformed now!

@M D She is literally out now on conditional release. After 10 years.

@Jebediah Hussein You need to learn not to bother people who commented on something 3 months ago LOL

@M D in Canada, life in prison is 25 without parole, first degree. 2nd degree is no parole for 10-25. Life isn't life up here

I’m confused why all these comments seem to think she got 10 years. It clearly states LIFE in prison, with the POSSIBILITY of parole in 10 years.

@KuuYami The fact that it's even possible for her to get the parole tho...

@cash Dollar Yes but they don't just grant you parole for no reason. I looked it up, it's 18 months between hearings.

@KuuYami arent u able to try again and again for parole with time period between each try?

She got life. What? What is this myth that parole is guaranteed?


“Do you know what day it is?”
“Yes”
“What is it?”
“Not answering”
“Cause you don’t know.”
My god honestly that strategy would work on me I need to be right.

@Sinepsis finally some<br> folks are tracking

@Sinepsis finally some
 folks are tracking

@Democrat Pro Made me think of the professional argument Monty Python skit 😂

@Daniel Andree Agreed - my great grandfather was a lawyer and that was always his advice. If you're picked up by the police and you have no idea why, and you know for a fact that you are innocent, do not talk to them. Your lawyer will sort it out.

me drinking daily for months straight: day? what? year? month? yea i know pandemic

@Robert E yes you can….. an air tight alibi.

Outside of that yes, lawyer up.

@Daniel Andree You can't "prove your innocence without a sliver of doubt." That's the hole people fall into when they're falsely accused. Talking to the cops is never a good idea. Innocent or guilty, <i>especially</i> innocent, you say "I want a lawyer" and shut your mouth.

@Daniel Andree You can't "prove your innocence without a sliver of doubt." That's the hole people fall into when they're falsely accused. Talking to the cops is never a good idea. Innocent or guilty, _especially_ innocent, you say "I want a lawyer" and shut your mouth.

@Daniel Andree how would her wrong answer call into question her disagreeing with the cop? just can't see why would it be bad for her if she told smth like "its second of april today". could you please explain this moment, maybe i'm misunderstanding smth because english isn't my native

Honestly same. That kind of poking does get to me sad to say.

He’s doing it to try to prove she is lost.

If she answers and is wrong, then it calls into question her disagreeing with the cop that she believes her kids are dead. Which then can be used to show that her lack of emotion was due to the fact that she killed her kids and not simply because she believes her kids are alive

(Yes I know she did it, and yes she does show a lack of empathy for her kids, and deserves to rot in prison before going off to hell for all eternity).

But in the case of someone actually being innocent, these tatics are what lead an innocent person to being found guilty.

Never talk to the cops, unless you can 1) save someone’s life, 2) prove your innocents without a sliver of doubt.

And if that cop doesn’t immediately stop the interview to go get another cop to investigate and continues to question you, shut up and don’t keep taking, he doesn’t believe you and is trying to find a way to poke a hole into your alibi. Make the cops do their job by actually investigating and not by trying to prove you are a liar. Let your lawyer do the talking for you.

The cops aren’t there for your best interest, and sometimes they aren’t even there for the victims best interest (which would be to find the real killer), and all they want to do is find someone to pin the crime on, get their arrest, and ease the mind of the public. Unfortunately that has lead to innocent people being locked up, so please never ever talk to the cops, don’t even tell them you are invoking your right to remain silent, just be silent. Your lawyer if he’s any good whatsoever will be able to explain why you were quite during an interview, when you are arrested for that crime.

(Once again, yes I know she did it, she deserves to burn for all eternity, but I’m talking in general, for anyone who finds themselves in an interrogation room) always ask for a lawyer regardless of being innocent or guilty, don’t just think that since you didn’t do anything you don’t need a lawyer, the cops are only there to try to pin the crime on someone, and if you say the wrong thing, that someone might just be you.


"In other circumstances, this would be considered harassment" That's the problem I have with all those cases. It was exemplified in the guilty until proven innocent video, where they interrogated falsely accused suspects, and lied to them about non-existent evidence and get them to confess.

While it's all nice and well to use all sorts of harsh tactics against those you already all but know are guilty, it's not always so cut and dry. The evidence can be less than overwhelming. In the extreme case, there is no evidence, the arrested suspect doesn't even fit the description (they arrested a tall black guy while looking for a short white guy), the detectives didn't bother looking into any real evidence for days - and they were only demoted when they did look at everything a couple of days later and found the guy is 100% not the perp.

These things aren't simple either/or distinctions. No simple black and white. It's a long big grayscale and it seems the cops get to lay into anyone hard, even if their case is #fffffe (so just one shade off the pure vide of the most obvious innocence).

@asd dsanot true. Once the person says I want a lawyer- they can’t keep anyone locked in a room for hours and bombard them. Once she says I want a lawyer if the cops keep up- she can sue.. legally ( my brother is an attorney)

@Paging Doctor Sideburns This was in Canada, we dont have US Miranda Rights. She does have those rights, but continued talking when she should remain silent and ask to go to your cell until your lawyer can appear.  In Canada, the police are allowed to continue asking and berating people with questions even after you have asked for a lawyer.  It’s fucked up.  People NEED to know to say NOTHING.

@Paging Doctor Sideburns Anyone trying to use "the accused remained silent and asked for a lawyer" should be immediately disbarred.

This one drove me nuts. Even if she’s guilty, it’s like, why even bother with Miranda rights if you’re just going to ignore them and psychologically torture the prisoner anyway?

It’s even more frustrating that they used footage of her exercising her right to remain silent and asking for a lawyer as evidence in her trial. What the actual fuck. “She listened to us when we said she’s allowed to remain silent! Obviously guilty behavior!“ Anything you say can be used against you, but anything you don’t say also can be used against you. Holy fuck.

This is why you must never say ANYTHING except asking for your attorney. They can get innocent people to confess to crimes.

Yeah I understand tactics but this was not a fair situation. 5 hours of berating is doesn't give a fair opportunity. They should not be able to talk to her while her lawyer is not present and she should wait in her cell until the lawyer arrives. While I understand this person is a murderer, given the circumstances, you show emotion too much emotion and they say you realize what you've done and you don't show emotion and they say you are heartless. I guess the one good thing here is that she truly was heartless but we have to have the right to truly plead to the fifth amendment

"You have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney" yeah but somehow the police also have the right to keep you locked in a room for five hours, with zero privacy, and bombard you with questions and accusations, specifically to mentally wear you down.<br>B-but you don't have to talk so it's okay!!!

"You have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney" yeah but somehow the police also have the right to keep you locked in a room for five hours, with zero privacy, and bombard you with questions and accusations, specifically to mentally wear you down.
B-but you don't have to talk so it's okay!!!

this is what bothers me. everyone looks at these ans think of them being used on people who did do it…but if they didn’t the same tactic would have been used. The fact she was essentially unable to have a lawyer for that time and they can continue asking questions for hours shows a real problem….eventually you will talk despite how in control you think you are


It’s amazing how precise these investigators are with the way they push and pull back as needed to keep suspects on their toes and lay siege to their thoughts and emotions until they crack. With some of the more cunning killers it really turns into a war of attrition of the mind between good and evil.

I would love to see some videos of these sorts of tactics being used on people who are not ultimately guilty to see the contrast between the reaction of innocent people vs. guilty.

@Dungeon Master Look at the Guildford Four, or many other less-famous examples. Innocent people can even be persuaded that they ARE guilty if the right pressures are applied.

@grumpyotter mostly done with people of low cognition

Studies have been done. Innocent people will confess to crimes of you keep at them long enough.

theres another video made by this channel called guilty until proven innocent, which is what you suggested here

its pretty interesting, give it a watch if you'd like

This! That would make the video even more interesting since the viewers can see how a guilty person reacts to certain techniques and how an innocent person reacts to the same techniques


It’s so remarkable to me how much these interrogators calculate every single word they say/action.

It's been studied forever. That's why propaganda works so well.


As a Psychologist, I am soooo tempted to change my career path onto criminology, these have been so addictive!

Watch some of "Mr Ballen"s videos before you take that leap. The details of crimes like this are horrific,  some incredibly difficult to hear.

@rory clynes thanks mate, sorry I think I read too much into your comment 😂

@Rumi Khan hey I’m only having a bit of fun mate haha good luck in whatever you choose.

I feel that a career in bullshitting is better suited to your skill set

I feel like acting is more of a career for you…


I’m paranoid now, I think the whole world is filled with psychopaths and we don’t recognize them. 😢

Same. I have often wondered how many times I may have spoken to a murderer and been oblivious, or been to someone’s house and there may be a hidden kidnapped victim in a soundproof room or body buried in the yard o.0

Only one solution, watch more JCS to try to recognize them early on 😄

This video seems to show its pretty obvious. Pay attention to the people around you

George K Simon has several books (and lectures online) that help average people identify and deal with psychotic toxic manipulative people. Highly recommend checking out his work to gain some send of control and peace of mind in a world filled with scary people.

it is and you wont, keep your head down and  dont speak to strangers

It is, most of them are on Wall Street, and that’s not me being snide, there have been psychological studies done with Wall Street investors and most of the ones studied qualified for having antisocial personality disorder. It’s a job that often has you pitted against others and going after people with no remorse, fitting job for someone without a conscience.

...and that is why Jesus said, "you must be born again." Somewhere else it is said, "Let him who think he stands take heed lest he fall."

@Azure Overlord youd be suprised bruh youd be suprised their everywhere america is just good a monetizing things

@Allison James Only relatively. The majority of gun deaths in America are self inflicted.

@Azure Overlord America does have the most prisoners in the world, but mostly for non-violent or petty crimes, not murder. Although they probably do have the highest rate of gun spree killers in prison (& graveyards) out of any other country.

@Alexander Chippel Sabertooth gophers??? Lol that sounds cute. Scary but cute 🤔

@Jebediah Hussein What i meant is america has the most prisoner in the entire world. If forgot which documentary i watched because it was a long time ago. Probably the statistic has changed in the last few years.

You actually do. Well not always, but sometimes you just kind of know. It's an instinct left over from when humans weren't apex predators, and had to fight off sabertooth gophers and shit. We have this sense of danger that kicks in when dealing with psychopaths.

The whole world is full of psychopaths and I do recognize them

Lmao I thought the same thing after binge watching this channel last night, then checking my dating app this morning. How many of those people on there are gonna wack me lol

👑Տᴄᴀᴍᴄᴀsᴛ ᗩʟᴛ :

Okay, so, do you mean actual clinically diagnosed psychopaths or are you using the term as a catch-all for "murderers, rapists, and evil people"? Because having psychopathy does not inherently make someone an evil or dangerous person, and they are actually more of a danger to themselves than anyone else. People with mental disorders are not evil and out to get you, and if you are actually paranoid (as in the medical definition, not "omg i'm worried about this") about supposed psycopaths being all around you, then you should really seek help. Sorry if this comes across as rude, I have trouble with tone over text, but I'm trying to be polite.

And with your paranoia you can join the club!

You don't really know what someone is capable of until they do it.

Its beneficial to learn body language techniques, to help and prevent yourself from getting into trouble..I've dealt with a narcissistic sociopath with psychopathic tendencies, for years, and the only thing that saved my life, was the classes on body language I'd taken several years prior ,in my home country, just for fun! It was offered, for free, by our school psych ...you never know what might help 😌👌do it 💫

Maybe you shouldn't be watching these types of videos if it makes you paranoid of everyone you see.  Not healthy at all.  Most people are good.

@MG W dude tryna bring religion into this in 2021 leave people alone

Looks like you're starting to see the world how it actually is

That's because no one knows the Truth as to why they are on this earth anymore.  Ego is now "god". Love of self ...it is Anti-Christ.

@Cain Hager Fair point. Still not as common as in america

@Azure Overlord there are recorded event all over the world. Only in some places it's not considered bad in more primitive places

Not whole world only in the western countries mainly america this case commonly happens


i'm incredibly invested, but the line "her brother, luigi" threw me all the way off,

It would have been worse if her brother's name was "Tanuki Mario".

I immediately yelled LUUUIIIGIIII DA PRINCESS IS IN ANOTHER CAAASTLE and then they were talkin about dead kids and i got sad

Dude, same. Lol. Totally broke my immersion for just a second.