Just so everybody knows, this guy was sentenced to 40 years about two weeks ago.

Just so everybody knows, this guy was sentenced to 40 years about two weeks ago.

@A K Blaming the victim never makes for good talk.

@A K Blaming the victim never makes for good talk.

@Dustpipe in the Federal system there is no parole. You have to serve at least 85% of your sentence no matter what the crime.

@Dustpipe in the Federal system there is no parole. You have to serve at least 85% of your sentence no matter what the crime.

@Stormer248 And you're basing what happened and her character off of what her murderer said happened after showing he is an unreliable liar throughout this entire video? Seems this hit a little too close to home for you 🥴

@Stormer248 And you're basing what happened and her character off of what her murderer said happened after showing he is an unreliable liar throughout this entire video? Seems this hit a little too close to home for you 🥴

@OliveBranch it's funny I just read some of the other comments all the people saying  the same thing I did "you must be very young", you should internalize that, as when you have several people telling you the same thing about yourself, it's a pretty good indication that what they are saying is possibly true, in this case, the fact that you sound like a very sheltered 15 year old girl. It probably obvious to so many people because of how you let this child like  sense of "good" and "bad" influence your understanding of the meaning of words like empathy and humanity. That and how you say literally to refer to a name, a name is a word, and words are, of course, literal, so it's redundant and unnecessary to say "your name is literally____", of course it is. That's all, just wanted to make sure you were getting all of this, I know it's a lot to come at you all at once but when you get older you'll see it's not really difficult to understand, and you'll feel like an idiot.

Takes a very sick, sadistic person to take joy in the fact that a prisoner will be homosexuality raped. A decent human being would be outraged that people are being sentenced to be homosexuality raped for 40 years in his own country.

Takes a very sick, sadistic person to take joy in the fact that a prisoner will be homosexuality raped. A decent human being would be outraged that people are being sentenced to be homosexuality raped for 40 years in his own country.

@OliveBranch it's a mistake + trying to cover up the mistake. That's all it is. None of that shit takes premeditaion and none of it suggests anything except he didn't wanna go to jail for 40 years so he tried to cover it up. He did a horrible job at it, and his crime was pathetic and incredibly stupid, but that doesn't mean he didn't make a mistake.

@OliveBranch a crime doesn’t colour every facet of someone’s existence. You must be very young

@OliveBranch a crime doesn’t colour every facet of someone’s existence. You must be very young

@PTSD The fact that your name is literally PTSD while you're making excuses for a man this heinous. Can't write irony better than that. I'm so sorry that simply stating "murdering someone is wrong" is this upsetting to you, but I'm also not sorry and I don't care. Learn to spell, educate yourself, get a life.

@Immadiveint Wow, what an intelligent response.

@Immadiveint Wow, what an intelligent response.

@Gary West it’s 2nd degree murder. The sentence for that is 30-life imprisonment. So, no. Not “only 40 years”? Murders happen every year. If we gave them all over 40 years, our systems would be crowded and the prison expenditure would get more and more expensive.

@Who dares Rodders he isn’t entertaining the troll though. He’s not being rude at the troll, he is just saying his reasons.

@Who dares Rodders he isn’t entertaining the troll though. He’s not being rude at the troll, he is just saying his reasons.

I just hope he finds Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ.

I just hope he finds Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ.

@Eh Boy i think youre right<br>i've talked to people who work with really horrible criminals and they all said that you can hate their actions/crimes etc. but this shouldnt give you the right to hate the person who did it.

@Eh Boy i think youre right
i've talked to people who work with really horrible criminals and they all said that you can hate their actions/crimes etc. but this shouldnt give you the right to hate the person who did it.

He became a monster. He was, at one point, simply a child.

What went wrong?
How can we produce less of this?
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Would you all get a room? Who views youtube as a forum 😵

He became a monster. He was, at one point, simply a child.

*What went wrong?*
How can we produce less of this?
36:04

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Would you all get a room? Who views youtube as a forum 😵

Hopefully all in solitary confinement. Ppl like this dont deserve social interaction ever again

Hopefully all in solitary confinement. Ppl like this dont deserve social interaction ever again

Abby Normal not necessarily. The murder seems like it was an accident—it definitely doesn’t seem premeditated. The subsequent “mutilation” was his clumsy attempt to dispose of the body, which is rational behavior if you don’t want to get caught.

Selfish, yes. Reprehensible, yes. But I would not call it reason enough to lock him up forever. Disposing of the body doesn’t necessarily indicate anything more than fear and desire to avoid consequences. It’s not an indication of being more of a danger to society.

@hampa yeah he should only have got 10 years imo.

@hampa yeah he should only have got 10 years imo.

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@Who dares Rodders couldn't disagree more

@Who dares Rodders couldn't disagree more

Meanwhile the mom who killed her two children in cold blood got 10 years.

Meanwhile the mom who killed her two children in cold blood got 10 years.

@Patrick Wilson saying he feels sorry for him doesn't me he thinks he deserves less, he deserves a long prison sentence. Duh. Feeling a little pity for the murderer when he shows a bit of humanity (rare) is not a crazy or bad thing.

@Patrick Wilson saying he feels sorry for him doesn't me he thinks he deserves less, he deserves a long prison sentence. Duh. Feeling a little pity for the murderer when he shows a bit of humanity (rare) is not a crazy or bad thing.

@MrFairworld people act like a murder is a complete alien. Often times, they are. But this particular did something rare. He regrets it, he is sorry to Savannah, his mom, his bright future. He deserves 40 years, but there clearly is SOME form of humanity in him. Therefore there is something to pity, even in a tiny way

@Zee King the world isn’t black and white buddy, once you grow up you will understand.

There’s no such thing as “good” or “bad” people. There’s only human.

@Zee King the world isn’t black and white buddy, once you grow up you will understand.

There’s no such thing as “good” or “bad” people. There’s only human.

@Edith Boozy Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka.    She now goes under the name of Leanne Bordelais. ( my spelling of her last name now may be a bit off).

@Edith Boozy Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka.    She now goes under the name of Leanne Bordelais. ( my spelling of her last name now may be a bit off).

@Eh Boy For what it's worth, I agree with you. He did a terrible thing, but every day half the population experiences elevated anger at an unjust degree, towards another person, while in traffic. Going "too far" is something we are all surprisingly capable of, I believe. You can even see it in the condemnation by "moral" people, that want to see some heinous punishment upon this guy. I can't help but feel bad for him when he breaks down crying.To me he seemed terrified of his future, but also clearly thinking about what he had done.

Now his life in prison begins. Hopefully he looks at someone the wrong way and ends up getting beat bad or he turns out being a punk and getting his commissary stolen

Now his life in prison begins. Hopefully he looks at someone the wrong way and ends up getting beat bad or he turns out being a punk and getting his commissary stolen

@Eh Boy This is why you should always try to control over your emotions. This kid just gor caught up in the moment and let his anger take over. He didnt seem like a bad guy. He just let his anger overtake him.....

If he was a pyscho, he wouldnt have confessed , he wouldnt even care what the dets were saying.

@Edith Boozy Canada needs to take justice into its own hands yours

@Edith Boozy Canada needs to take justice into its own hands yours

@MrFairworld I feel sorry for him too... 40 years is a long time. I think given that he confessed and the footage following the confession, that is grounds for a shorter sentence. Someone who feels remorse for killing isn't the same as some of the others shown on this channel. Killers aren't monsters. They're human beings that made one of the most severe mistakes a human being can make. A monster is someone who doesn't identify it as a mistake. With a sentence something like 15-20 years, he could serve his time, get out, and still have life left to do something good in the world. Instead, we have someone who has done one of the worst things a human being can do and who actually does have a conscience unable to use that unique perspective to do something worthwhile. I think a 40 year sentence is better applied to someone who is likely to be dangerous on an ongoing basis. I don't think this guy is that.

@MrFairworld you feel sorry for a MURDERER? LOL. I have second thoughts about you.

@MrFairworld you feel sorry for a MURDERER? LOL. I have second thoughts about you.

@Gary West I'm from South Africa. Here he'll get 15 years...be out in 7...

@Gary West I'm from South Africa. Here he'll get 15 years...be out in 7...

Keep his job ??? The Food Network was going to showcase Lee on a new series and here was this  little miss innocent threatening to ruin his career if he didn't stay being her boyfriend !!!!!!

Keep his job ??? The Food Network was going to showcase Lee on a new series and here was this  little miss innocent threatening to ruin his career if he didn't stay being her boyfriend !!!!!!

Eh Boy psychopaths* and psychopaths are born and can snap at any moment. but good point otherwise

Eh Boy psychopaths* and psychopaths are born and can snap at any moment. but good point otherwise

Strange one serves a significantly reduced portion of one's sentence, even in Florida.  And there's no reason to imagine those laws won't change at all (further liberalize) over the next 40 years.  My prediction is this guy serves approximately 22 to 26.

Strange one serves a significantly reduced portion of one's sentence, even in Florida.  And there's no reason to imagine those laws won't change at all (further liberalize) over the next 40 years.  My prediction is this guy serves approximately 22 to 26.

@Abby Normal In Florida you are only eligible for parole after serving 85%, so in this case, about 34 years. Or a little over 30 more, considering the time he spent in jail.

@Abby Normal In Florida you are only eligible for parole after serving 85%, so in this case, about 34 years. Or a little over 30 more, considering the time he spent in jail.

@R W In Florida you must serve a minimum 85% of your sentence.

@R W In Florida you must serve a minimum 85% of your sentence.

@AQW andrew So having a family just magically makes you not a monster? Serial killers have families, dummy. Rapists, child molesters, they all have families. That means literally nothing.

@AQW andrew So having a family just magically makes you not a monster? Serial killers have families, dummy. Rapists, child molesters, they all have families. That means literally nothing.

Wow he will probably be out in 20 years, still young enough to do something with his life

Wow he will probably be out in 20 years, still young enough to do something with his life

@OliveBranch even nazis have a family they love, you said they are a monster? i think you are the monster here

@OliveBranch even nazis have a family they love, you said they are a monster? i think you are the monster here

@MrFairworld start a gofundmurderer page for him

@MrFairworld start a gofundmurderer page for him

he won't even do that...  he'll parole in 5 or 8 maximum unless he fks up bad on the inside.

he won't even do that...  he'll parole in 5 or 8 maximum unless he fks up bad on the inside.

@MrFairworld Why....the everloving fuck would u?🤔

@MrFairworld Why....the everloving fuck would u?🤔

@Lou Orlando yea, and mob justice regularly killed innocent ppl. There's a reason we have the system we do.

Also, there's never been any evidence that death as punishment is a deterrent.

@Lou Orlando yea, and mob justice regularly killed innocent ppl. There's a reason we have the system we do.

Also, there's never been any evidence that death as punishment is a deterrent.

@Ryan ONeal I never said he's not human, sweetie. Biologically, he is. But if you think it's normal to empathize with someone who would murder, mutilate, and assault an innocent girl, then you don't know what empathy is. Lol you need to reorganize your definition of the word.

@Lou Orlando christ ppl like you would bring back lynch mobs in a heartbeat

@Lou Orlando christ ppl like you would bring back lynch mobs in a heartbeat

@OliveBranch if you can only empathize with ppl who are easy to empathize with, that's not real empathy. If you can't show compassion for the most heinous person and still see him as a human, then you aren't a compassionate person. If that's your goal fine, but don't call ppl immoral for having basic empathy and compassion.

So that means he gets off at 65 <br>To go and kill another innocent life

So that means he gets off at 65
To go and kill another innocent life

@Patrick Wilson <br>We humans can feel sorry even for "monsters". It doesn't mean justifying what he did.

@Patrick Wilson
We humans can feel sorry even for "monsters". It doesn't mean justifying what he did.

@Patrick Wilson You're right, but from the emotion and remorse he displayed while alone in the interrogation room indicates that he might be capable of being rehabilitated and able to rejoin society one day. He certainly does not seem to be an emotionless killer with no remorse, as it does not appear that he planned to kill her initially, rather that he did so in the heat of passion, and then tried to cover his tracks. He is far less a monster than some of the killers incarcerated, and thus I think the 40 years is an apt sentence.

40 years means he'll be free someday. What he did to Savannah's body after he killed her and the pain her family endured because of that alone, we'll maybe he'll drop dead of a heart attack before he's released. Maybe he'll get killed.

40 years means he'll be free someday. What he did to Savannah's body after he killed her and the pain her family endured because of that alone, we'll maybe he'll drop dead of a heart attack before he's released. Maybe he'll get killed.

@Eh BoyWhy are you getting so offended? You went from saying, "nope, just believes different moral ideas." To "He is just less educated lmao." You were right the first time about it being different views. But just cause someone doesnt agree with you does not mean they are less educated. Everyone has different definitions and views of a monster or evil. Next time dont get mad.

@Lone W he is just less educated lmao. He thinks everyone who kills is a monster which is OBJECTIVELY wrong.

@Lone W he is just less educated lmao. He thinks everyone who kills is a monster which is OBJECTIVELY wrong.

@Eh Boy I never stated my opinion or what I believe. Just said he destroyed you in your debate.

@Eh Boy I never stated my opinion or what I believe. Just said he destroyed you in your debate.

@Lone W nope, just believes different moral ideas. If you think humans are monsters then how do you explain our consistent destruction of self and others? Humans can be violent, that does not make them monsters, just bad people

@Lone W nope, just believes different moral ideas. If you think humans are monsters then how do you explain our consistent destruction of self and others? Humans can be violent, that does not make them monsters, just bad people

@Wind You added nothing either. Just mimicking what the other dude said.

@Wind You added nothing either. Just mimicking what the other dude said.

@Lone W There’s no need to comment if you have nothing to add but a useless virtue signal.

@Lone W There’s no need to comment if you have nothing to add but a useless virtue signal.

Im a victim of a violent attempted murder . 40 yrs is not long enough neither was the 15 to 30 mine got.

Im a victim of a violent attempted murder . 40 yrs is not long enough neither was the 15 to 30 mine got.

@MrFairworld I hope you're being sarcastic...............

@MrFairworld I hope you're being sarcastic...............

@Jonathan Whitaker he’ll most likely get out someday he got 40 years but got credit for the time he’s already served so really like 36 more year of so and he’ll be around 68 and most likely still Alive

@Jonathan Whitaker he’ll most likely get out someday he got 40 years but got credit for the time he’s already served so really like 36 more year of so and he’ll be around 68 and most likely still Alive

@OliveBranch OliveBranch, you are about 90% correct in your back and forth with EhBoy, and the other 10% goes to him for indeed grasping the complexity of the human mind and how otherwise decent human beings do indeed commit awful vile murders sometimes. This is how that Muslim father of the son who was killed/robbed while delivering a pizza made the decision to forgive his son’s assailant during trial. He wasn’t attempting to strictly humanize his son’s murderer for the sake of it, but rather he really did see him as his family saw him: a young man who committed a deadly crime but doesn’t cease to be a son to his mother, something his actual mother thanked the victim’s father for.. For miraculously seeing through what many would rightfully experience as angersoaked grief, or vice versa.

Also, sociopolitical manipulation played a huge part in Nazis thinking the way they did. To insinuate that psychology plays no part in Nazism is a fallacy. That’s not excusing them, that’s just reality. Even in the face of Operation Barbarossa, Lithuanian civilians and volunteers, who already hated Soviet occupation, were led to believe the Jews were the reason for this and that’s how something like the Kaunas Pogrom comes to be.. Pure sociopolitical and racial manipulation (look up Führerprinzip for reference).. In the overwhelming majority though, yes, there was a complete and animalistic disregard for human life, regardless of politics or manipulation, that could never be measured in any sense of morality. The Einsatzgruppen and especially the Dirlewanger Brigade prove this.

Human psychology really is extremely complicated (any and all Tolstoy stories expound that to a perfect tee) but moral compasses should be well intact in most human beings, and yes, that would indeed make him monstrous for what he did, which was cruelly take a life. Though, he unquestionably didn’t cease to be a son or brother in that moment, and to those close to him (i.e. his family/friends), he may very well have been a good guy, but as countless murderers have proven time and time again, the duality and even ‘quadrality’ of the human psyche stops things from always being a simple unmovable polarity of good and bad.

He expressed sorrow and apologised to Savannah multiple times.. It was hard watching this man cry afterwards. Just imagine the mental anguish from realising what you've done..

He expressed sorrow and apologised to Savannah multiple times.. It was hard watching this man cry afterwards. Just imagine the mental anguish from realising what you've done..

@PanicTheManic They are called colloquialisms  (i used spellcheck for this word,  everyone needs a little help at times).   So arrest me.  If you are truly the Spelling Police,  I will need to see your credentials.

@PanicTheManic They are called colloquialisms  (i used spellcheck for this word,  everyone needs a little help at times).   So arrest me.  If you are truly the Spelling Police,  I will need to see your credentials.

Are not going to talk about how morally currupt Savannah was. She was only 21 and had a boyfriend with who she used to do evil things.

Are not going to talk about how morally currupt Savannah was. She was only 21 and had a boyfriend with who she used to do evil things.

if he doesn’t get parole there’s a good chance he dies in prison. he’s already in his 30s and incarceration shortens life expectancy by about 10 years

if he doesn’t get parole there’s a good chance he dies in prison. he’s already in his 30s and incarceration shortens life expectancy by about 10 years

@Abby Normal the victims family usually follow the sentence closely, then step in when they think he's up for parole, for them it's a life sentence....

@Abby Normal the victims family usually follow the sentence closely, then step in when they think he's up for parole, for them it's a life sentence....

What a waste of life.This guy is a chef and have potential of brighter future.He could be super succeful and respected person.Drugs ruin life,make you not yourself.I was once drugs user but jesus save my life

What a waste of life.This guy is a chef and have potential of brighter future.He could be super succeful and respected person.Drugs ruin life,make you not yourself.I was once drugs user but jesus save my life

@Lou Orlando yes because so many people have been killed by a hundred slaps from a 90lb woman. Another reason this is sickening is that it doesn’t explain the door opening multiple times and being slammed closed again. That’s what sits in my stomach. It’s no longer self defense if she was trying to leave. Multiple times.

@Patrick Wilson I know that’s the thing I was thinking. He fucking killed someone over his reputation at a goddamn Bonefish Grill. You can lose a job and get another one. I have had 18 jobs in 5 years. I never killed someone because I got the heat from my manager. Goddamn.

@matt parish I'm from the church of enlightenment. May I offer you a flower 🌼 <br>...rem... You started this... 😇

@matt parish I'm from the church of enlightenment. May I offer you a flower 🌼
...rem... You started this... 😇

@COVID-19 ok... You win. Covid-19 saying sayonara to him 🤣🤣🤣

@COVID-19 ok... You win. Covid-19 saying sayonara to him 🤣🤣🤣

In another video on this channel a Mom kills 2 kids and gets 10 years with a chance of probation and he gets 40 years? Can anyone explain to me how these sentences happen? Not saying he doesn't deserve it but how are some people's sentences longer for less murderers

Damn, I can't be a lead interogator, coz the moment them denying the allegations.. I go berserk and would punch them to a pulp!

Damn, I can't be a lead interogator, coz the moment them denying the allegations.. I go berserk and would punch them to a pulp!

Dang he is probably gonna serve 30 and get out at 60 yr old<br> if he behaves.

Dang he is probably gonna serve 30 and get out at 60 yr old
 if he behaves.

@Cody Richey He will basically be an old decrepit man by the time he gets out.

@Cody Richey He will basically be an old decrepit man by the time he gets out.

@Gary West The only reason I can think of was bc it was second degree murder?

@Gary West The only reason I can think of was bc it was second degree murder?

@Abby Normal  @Abby Normal  I think that you should be imprisoned forever for "dontchathink".<br>However, indeed he should be thrown under the jail and forgotten about!

@Abby Normal  @Abby Normal  I think that you should be imprisoned forever for "dontchathink".
However, indeed he should be thrown under the jail and forgotten about!

Thanks for the info.  But 40 years isn’t near enough, especially considering all of the atrocities visited upon Savannah by this evil person.

Thanks for the info.  But 40 years isn’t near enough, especially considering all of the atrocities visited upon Savannah by this evil person.

@Abby Normal 40 years + time served.. happened in 2017. so give or take 2.5-3 years in prison.. he's still getting over 35 years. Still shit, but better than most considering case went fast. I don't see anything about parole in articles though..

@Abby Normal 40 years + time served.. happened in 2017. so give or take 2.5-3 years in prison.. he's still getting over 35 years. Still shit, but better than most considering case went fast. I don't see anything about parole in articles though..

@Mr Greenguy bruh that's what I'm saying, the fact they feel bad for him 🥴

@Mr Greenguy bruh that's what I'm saying, the fact they feel bad for him 🥴

@Jennifer Check I have been scrolling down and haven't seen a single comment defending him. Only people saying they feel bad for him.

@Jennifer Check I have been scrolling down and haven't seen a single comment defending him. Only people saying they feel bad for him.

@Lou Orlando Obviously he wouldn't, but that's because he would have a personal attachment to the case

@Lou Orlando Obviously he wouldn't, but that's because he would have a personal attachment to the case

Bonefish grill is going down the tubes. What a damn shame.

Bonefish grill is going down the tubes. What a damn shame.

@OliveBranch so you, if given the chance to get away with a life sentence would instead choose to rot in prison with a life sentence instead over a mistake?

Before you answer, NO you wouldn’t. Your human you will act like any other human would in this situation.

@OliveBranch so you, if given the chance to get away with a life sentence would instead choose to rot in prison with a life sentence instead over a mistake?

Before you answer, NO you wouldn’t. Your human you will act like any other human would in this situation.

@Wind Ummm yes??? He committed a violent murder against a young girl. If he really felt remorse, he would be more worried about giving her family closure and not dragging out a months long trial than he would be about getting consequences for his actions. The fuck?

Wow some of y'all a really trippin. Why does everybody always want to fight or find a reason to argue with somebody? Wouldn't we all be happier we were all friendly?

Wow some of y'all a really trippin. Why does everybody always want to fight or find a reason to argue with somebody? Wouldn't we all be happier we were all friendly?

@OliveBranch what do you expect him to just confess and go to jail for life?

@OliveBranch what do you expect him to just confess and go to jail for life?

@OliveBranch this guy in the video is definitely not a monster, he made a mistake out of anger and fear and was probably building a shit ton of stress for a while before this. Look at his pictures, you can tell he’s not the type. (If you can’t, well I guess you lack being able to read people) there’s real monsters out there that you most likely defend because of your close mindedness.

Lawd killers should automatically get life no parole

Lawd killers should automatically get life no parole

@Edith Boozy or they go to the way point Center here penetanguishene, for an all inclusive vacations with swimming pools tennis courts basketball.

@Edith Boozy or they go to the way point Center here penetanguishene, for an all inclusive vacations with swimming pools tennis courts basketball.

@Eh Boy The hypocrisy that I just pointed out in my last reply. Clearly, you didn't read my comment at all.

@Eh Boy The hypocrisy that I just pointed out in my last reply. Clearly, you didn't read my comment at all.

I mean, I'm not denying that he is a monster, but apart from other murderers I've seen on this channel, I gotta say that you could see he had at least some emotions, mainly in the end. He was also lowkey smart and tried to hide it well. If it wasn't the videotape, I think he would have gotten out clean, which of course, is good that he didn't.

@Eh Boy Lol in what way am I getting upset. I'm simply pointing out the hypocrisy in your moral grandstanding. If you're going to attempt to argue for a philosophical ideal, at least make sure you yourself are actually following it first.

@Eh Boy Lol in what way am I getting upset. I'm simply pointing out the hypocrisy in your moral grandstanding. If you're going to attempt to argue for a philosophical ideal, at least make sure you yourself are actually following it first.

@OliveBranch it's not cruel, it's just not accurate. Either way you're getting upset over this so I think it's best to agree to disagree

@OliveBranch it's not cruel, it's just not accurate. Either way you're getting upset over this so I think it's best to agree to disagree

@Eh Boy A child soldier being manipulated isn't the same thing as a grown man making a decision to murder innocent people. Morality is not a new or confusing concept. Like I said, empathy is relative and is meant to be assigned with distinction. It makes absolutely zero sense for you to claim that I'm "devoid of humanity" for asserting that a murderer going to jail for committing murder doesn't deserve pity. Yet, when someone commits a crime that was actually devoid of humanity, you claim that it's cruel to call them a monster, which literally means devoid of humanity. So, let me get this straight: It's wrong for others to question the humanity of murderers, but it's not wrong for you to question the humanity of the people holding those murderers to account. Makes perfect sense.

@Eh Boy A child soldier being manipulated isn't the same thing as a grown man making a decision to murder innocent people. Morality is not a new or confusing concept. Like I said, empathy is relative and is meant to be assigned with distinction. It makes absolutely zero sense for you to claim that I'm "devoid of humanity" for asserting that a murderer going to jail for committing murder doesn't deserve pity. Yet, when someone commits a crime that was _actually_ devoid of humanity, you claim that it's cruel to call them a monster, which literally means devoid of humanity. So, let me get this straight: It's wrong for others to question the humanity of murderers, but it's _not_ wrong for you to question the humanity of the people holding those murderers to account. Makes perfect sense.

@OliveBranch they can be evil, but to be a monster too is to say they were a unique exception, so are all the perpetrators of violence infact monsters? Are the child soldiers in the Congo or Sudan monsters or wronged youth? What about soldiers in afghanistan who call in an airstrike on a Hospital? All these actions are morally irrepressible, yes, however these people must still be afforded the thought of being another person because how else will we investigate and analyze the totality of their actions?

@Eh Boy Biologically, yes, obviously they're human beings. But morally, they are monsters. By definition. Pitying them or giving them empathy is not the morally superior thing to do by any means. It's the exact opposite.

@Eh Boy Biologically, yes, obviously they're human beings. But morally, they are monsters. By definition. Pitying them or giving them empathy is not the morally superior thing to do by any means. It's the exact opposite.

@OliveBranch No. You completely misconstrued my words. I'm not giving the same empathy, I'm saying I see them all as human beings regardless of their crimes, because it was humans who committed these atrocities, not monsters. What of our own governments atrocities? This is the human condition that we must struggle to overcome, which is why it's important that we look at how those men got to the point where they sent millions to death, lest it repeat as it currently does around the world. Humans are not monsters, but they can do Horrifying things

@Eh Boy If you sympathize with Nazis, you are no better than a Nazi. Empathy and sympathy is relative. You aren't making a point by refusing to draw a line in the sand, all you're doing is making it very clear that you don't know or care to understand the severity of the actions you're talking about. Normal human behavior has distinctions based on a set of morals. If your whole philosophical conclusion is that there is no distinction, then you have no real set of morals. You're giving the same emapthy to a 30 year old violent Nazi that you would give to a 10 year old Jewish boy about to be sent to the slaughter. At that point, you're being a bad person.

@Eh Boy Yeah, no. Doing something immoral is literally the definition of going beyond morality. A monster is "an inhumanly cruel or wicked person". The only way you couldn't consider this person a monster is if you believe that these actions are within the scope of what can be considered human or exhibiting humanity. And at that point, you're the one doing humans the disservice. It's not a grand moral gesture to ignore the existence of immorality. It just makes you seem dense.

@OliveBranch the nazis were people. Bad people who did bad things, but people don't sympathize with them because they are just racist, of course they are, but they also see their own humanity and aspirations in these things. Just like with this man, I want to be a cook too, but I wouldn't kill someone to keep a job at a casual grill. He made a horrible and vile mistake, but he is not a monster. He is still human and that's why he goes to court instead of being summarily shot like in countries where they do dehumanize people, like chile's dehumanizing of leftists or Saudi Arabia's dehumanizing of lgbtq individuals. Not one person is a monster, we are all just complicated animals.

@OliveBranch no human is a monster. It makes the actions of people who made mistakes as if they were not to blame, that they are just beyond morality, they are monsters. To dehumanize is the greatest disservice you can do yourself.

@OliveBranch no human is a monster. It makes the actions of people who made mistakes as if they were not to blame, that they are just beyond morality, they are monsters. To dehumanize is the greatest disservice you can do yourself.

@Eh Boy People make up excuses to exonerate Nazis because they're Nazi sympathizers. They exonerate them <i>because</i> of the atrocities they committed, not in spite of them. Which, again, proves my point. That's sick. It's not human or normal to see Nazis and think "Oh, sure he did some bad things, but I'm sure he was a great brother." Not only is that insensitive and naive, but it's borderline sociopathic depending on the context.

@Eh Boy People make up excuses to exonerate Nazis because they're Nazi sympathizers. They exonerate them _because_ of the atrocities they committed, not in spite of them. Which, again, proves my point. That's sick. It's not human or normal to see Nazis and think "Oh, sure he did some bad things, but I'm sure he was a great brother." Not only is that insensitive and naive, but it's borderline sociopathic depending on the context.

@Eh Boy Humanizing monsters is devoid of humanity. You're misconstruing what the word empathy, humanity, and pity means. Making excuses and twisting reality in an attempt to see somebody as better or more deserving of compassion than they really are is not empathy. That's not what pity is. And that's not a sign of humanity. That's an active decision that you're making, in spite of the reality of the situation proving otherwise. Frankly, your opinions on this are more immoral than anything.

@OliveBranch you're devoid of humanity then. Even the most vile nazis could be humanized in certain aspects otherwise people wouldn't make up conspiracy theories to exonerate them. It is human to find empathy for others even if they aren't good people. I'm not saying I feel bad I just understand how a drug abusing and mentally ill man can do this and how much hurt his family and everyone else around him must have felt. Going to jail doesn't bring back the girl, it just gives him time to think, learn, and earn forgiveness

@hampa "don't try to sound smart if your not" He says while making one of the most ironic grammar mistakes ever. If you're gonna be condescending, at least make sure you don't make yourself sound stupid in the process. Just sayin'.

@hampa "don't try to sound smart if your not" He says while making one of the most ironic grammar mistakes ever. If you're gonna be condescending, at least make sure you don't make yourself sound stupid in the process. Just sayin'.

@Eh Boy It's pretty unreasonable to feel pity for someone who committed such a heinous crime against an innocent girl for no other reason than self preservation. What is there to feel pity for? A murderer getting sentenced for committing a murder. How sad...

@Eh Boy It's pretty unreasonable to feel pity for someone who committed such a heinous crime against an innocent girl for no other reason than self preservation. What is there to feel pity for? A murderer getting sentenced for committing a murder. How sad...

Some of you guys are really defending this monster 🥴🥴

Some of you guys are really defending this monster 🥴🥴

@Nolan Booblackie You're right , 50% time served is a reasonable average for a rule of thumb.  Infuriating.

@Nolan Booblackie You're right , 50% time served is a reasonable average for a rule of thumb.  Infuriating.

@Corrie Thomson literally what the guy wrote is the definition of being wise, saying someone is too young to understand is far from being condescending, don't try to sound smart if your not. Just read what the guy wrote.

@Corrie Thomson literally what the guy wrote is the definition of being wise, saying someone is too young to understand is far from being condescending, don't try to sound smart if your not. Just read what the guy wrote.

@hampa don't condescend, you're not wise yourself.

@hampa don't condescend, you're not wise yourself.

Funny enough.  I see your comment two weeks after you published it .

Funny enough.  I see your comment two weeks after you published it .

@Nolan Booblackie Canada is 10x worse.  Look up Bernardo and Karla.  I'll let you look into the evil they committed but suffice it to say the two of them are widely considered perhaps the most cold blooded killers in Canada's recorded history.  Karla served less than 10 years and can be seen these days hanging around grammar schools...and she is allowed to.

@Dustpipe well yeah if they are denied parole and then are able to try again it’s gonna be more than half the sentence.

@Dustpipe well yeah if they are denied parole and then are able to try again it’s gonna be more than half the sentence.

@Nolan Booblackie Not true at all. Especially with convicted murderers. Some felons get granted parole and can serve maybe %80 of there sentence. But lots of facts go into this, what the state laws are, how was the person while serving time, did they goto school? Stay out of trouble? But to say that they only serve half the time is not true. It’s also depends on if they have time served before sentencing.

Man I want to see the trial! Or did he plea?

Man I want to see the trial! Or did he plea?

@Eh Boy They are probably just to young to understand that

@Eh Boy They are probably just to young to understand that

@Patrick Wilson he is a bad person but bad people are not born overnight unless they are sheer sociopaths. It is not unreasonable to feel pity for another human being with hindsight into their actions. The idiot really could have just left her alone but now he will rot, it is not a happy ending for anyone really.

@Patrick Wilson you make it all worth while for trolls .... get a grip control yourself lol

@Patrick Wilson you make it all worth while for trolls .... get a grip control yourself lol

so he could be eligible for parole?   starting when?   after how many actual served years?     somehow mutilation of a body after murdering it makes it a little clearer that he should stay in prison 4 ever.    dontchathink?

so he could be eligible for parole?   starting when?   after how many actual served years?     somehow mutilation of a body after murdering it makes it a little clearer that he should stay in prison 4 ever.    dontchathink?


The moment around 23:20 is something I remember an undercover agent had to do in the mafia. He got called out for being a cop so he broke the guy's jaw because being outraged was the response of someone who was being wrongly accused. That convinced the made guy who was there that it wasn't true and he was a real gangster not connected to law enforcement.


I love how this channel goes through the meticulous details the investigators choreograph into the interrogations. They really work to put people at their weakest state of mind.


It’s amazing how tough someone can act until they’re faced with reality


What’s really peculiar about this is how little concrete information is actually known about it in the same vein as say, the Chris Watts case. Did he slash her tire as they were arguing, or was it after she was killed, as stated in this video?

She most likely wasn’t high the way Lee probably was. So why did they decide the conversation needed to be had inside the car, in the backseats no less?

Was he really able to kill her with his bare hands in less than a minute? Or did she pass out and was killed in another point in time? That question I think is important because although Lee admitted to snapping her neck, the vid stated the autopsy report wasn’t able to confirm an exact cause of death.

Idk it’s just really irksome how up in the air a lot of the finer details of this case are, for no reason.


Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"

Lee: A savanna or savannah is a mixed woodland-grassland ecosystem characterised by the trees being sufficiently widely spaced so that the canopy does not close. The open canopy allows sufficient light to reach the ground to support an unbroken herbaceous layer consisting primarily of grasses. Savannas maintain an open canopy despite a high tree density. It is often believed that savannas feature widely spaced, scattered trees. However, in many savannas, tree densities are higher and trees are more regularly spaced than in forests. The South American savanna types cerrado sensu stricto and cerrado dense typically have densities of trees similar to or higher than that found in South American tropical forests, with savanna ranging from 800–3300 trees per hectare and adjacent forests with 800–2000 trees/ha. Similarly Guinean savanna has 129 trees/ha, compared to 103 for riparian forest, while Eastern Australian sclerophyll forests have average tree densities of approximately 100 per hectare, comparable to savannas in the same region. Savannas are also characterised by seasonal water availability, with the majority of rainfall confined to one season; they are associated with several types of biomes, and are frequently in a transitional zone between forest and desert or grassland. Savanna covers approximately 20% of the Earth's land area

was that from wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit?!

Savannah is the oldest city in the U.S. state of Georgia and is the county seat of Chatham County. Established in 1733 on the Savannah River, the city of Savannah became the British colonial capital of the Province of Georgia and later the first state capital of Georgia. A strategic port city in the American Revolution and during the American Civil War, Savannah is today an industrial center and an important Atlantic seaport. It is Georgia's fifth-largest city, with a 2019 estimated population of 144,464 The Savannah metropolitan area, Georgia's third-largest, had an estimated population of 393,353 in 2019.

Each year Savannah attracts millions of visitors to its cobblestone streets, parks, and notable historic buildings. These buildings include the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low (founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA), the Georgia Historical Society (the oldest continually operating historical society in the South), the Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences (one of the South's first public museums), the First African Baptist Church (one of the oldest African-American Baptist congregations in the United States), Temple Mickve Israel (the third-oldest synagogue in the U.S.), and the Central of Georgia Railway roundhouse complex (the oldest standing antebellum rail facility in the U.S.).

Savannah's downtown area, which includes the Savannah Historic District, the Savannah Victorian Historic District, and 22 parklike squares, is one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the United States (designated by the U.S. government in 1966). Downtown Savannah largely retains the original town plan prescribed by founder James Oglethorpe (a design now known as the Oglethorpe Plan).

Savannah was the host city for the sailing competitions during the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta.

dude I read it all. like a 7th grade student..

#encyclopediaonline good job! :D on the 2.4k points! lol

@Luna Lux I felt obligated to read the whole thing 😂

So that's why they can be tapped for either white or green mana.

@Local citizen don't apologize, Tragedy is just Comedy that's not Quite Ripe yet XD

“Jesus Christ i didn’t need to know that much detail” -the interrogator

Yup that sums it up, what? O co-worker Savannah yea she's a cold person I don't talk to her any more. (To soon sorry)

I respect the level of Commitment and/or Insanity you channeled to make this joke, well done...well done indeed.

@Seth Actually it's pretty damn hot here

There's a special place in heaven for you lmfao

<b>bruh you literally plagiarized this comment</b>

*bruh you literally plagiarized this comment*

Honestly any other criminal wouldn’t even go THAT far, like he was going off

@Aaron Nelson Arizona is actually quite warm

like geez you’ve been talking for a lil minuet now 😭

imagine if that's actually what he answered

He's hoping the detectives won't be able to tell the wood from the trees.


seeing a grown man cry in a corner talking to himself and how he’s sorry, makes me think. i don’t think he’s sorry for hurting savannah at all. i think he’s sorry he got caught.

@Normal Human exactly, i love watching these videos but it reminds me how real this world is and how sick people are

Yeah he’s not sorry, just sorry he got caught


This dude really ruined his life over nothing. It's crazy how quickly your life can drastically change.

I don't think this is a case of "how quickly your life can change" for him, but for Savanah. He was always a piece of shit who had the capability to kill someone.


There is a short period of time at the end of the interrogation footage, the point where Lee fully understands the harm he did and extent of his wrongdoing. That's the Lee that I feel sorry for. Everything leading up to it and after it are the results of his own choices and failures in life, and a poor girl is gone because of it.


This channel is unbeatable when it comes to analysis. I know there are multiple replica channels but no channel even slouch the quality this one has.


So familiar with the case how did I miss your interrogation analysis.  This is awesome you created the genre and are still the best JCS.


After sitting for 45 minutes or so the suspects mind had a lot of time to process what was going on so when is was asked a personal question about the victim his mind began to overconscious of his guilt so from thinking for so long he probably had an in depth idea of what he would say and when the victim was the first thing he heard about it threw his whole premade scenario off and he became aware that he may be caught so he was laying the foundation for his own justification for this crime by attending to create a unsavory Image of the victim and make himself seem to be a unfortunate party involved.
People who lie about crimes are not going to fit the same characteristics as everyone else.
There are key measures but each case is individual.
Such as one who is nervous may not be guilty of the crime but feel guilty elsewhere in life and being put in the position of guilt and confronted by an athorty figure one may display guilt as a naural feeling from a alternate source of guilt.
The more brazen and sure a guilty person is the more they will believe they can escape prosocution so they will always make solid firm evidence of their innocence even if they begin to feel they will be caught.
If they feel they will get caught they give grounds for reasonable guilt and distort the decency of the victims character to create a negative image to encourage a unfavorable opinion of the victim.


Detective: How long have you known Savannah?

Lee: Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down and I’d like to take a minute just sit right there I’ll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel-Air


Don’t let YouTube win JCS, keep us updated

@quincillen JCS videos got demonetized and videos were randomly getting taken down.

@Herbert West answer the freaking question man

Youtube won like 5 months ago. Well actually i think they lost as they banned a hreat channel that has over 300 million total views. Youtube sucks sometimes.

They've already won unfortunately. There's nothing JCS can do.