I love how the narrator explains the psychological components to the interview. It makes it even more interesting.

his voice isn't boring as fuck either, yet still monotoned, but he explains well which keeps you engaged- it's clear he likes what he does

He’s not the “narrator”. He created the video lol

He’s not the “narrator”. He created the video lol

Literally the point of the channel dude.

Literally the point of the channel dude.

It's just not always that the explanations are very convincing. At least to me.

It's just not always that the explanations are very convincing. At least to me.

except that everything he says is wrong and he has no understanding of criminal law or criminal investigations. He also makes massive leaps of logic when he states psych principals based only off of limited interview footage.

@crazyanimeloveable llllllllllll a bit i

@crazyanimeloveable llllllllllll a bit i

Brandon: I like these descriptive and sometimes speculative soliloquies regarding taking dead history and shining light, bringing them to life, coruscating these and other topics.

To Brandon: You don't say.

This is a school.

To Brandon: You don't say.

This is a school.

@AndrewJackson Common sense would point to YES.👍🏾

@AndrewJackson Common sense would point to YES.👍🏾

I wonder if that's why the channel is called "Criminal Pyschology"?

I wonder if that's why the channel is called "Criminal Pyschology"?

@Miss Vanilla I watch because of the confessions and interrogations, not him pausing the clip to talk...but to each their own.

@crazyanimeloveable The beat part for me are the confessions.

@crazyanimeloveable The beat part for me are the confessions.

@Anonym cudos to them both. Grt Teamwork. <br>Happy New Year. 😊

@Anonym cudos to them both. Grt Teamwork.
Happy New Year. 😊

Buddy, it is Jim Can't Swim we are talking about here...

Buddy, it is Jim Can't Swim we are talking about here...

@Dan P truthfully only bothered going over to it because someone mentioned some additional JCS content on there and that was more than enough motivation lol. Enjoy bud!

@Jon Evans sadly I never thought to check his Patreon. Thanks for suggesting that I'll definitely have to check it out.

thats why he opened up a whole new genre called "JCS inspired"

thats why he opened up a whole new genre called "JCS inspired"

@Dan P have you watched all the different interrogation vids on the JCS Patreon? It’s well worth tossing the channel 5 bills or whatever it costs per month and run through all of them. Hell I’m still subscribed despite no new content in a while for the simple fact I like to circle back to specific scum bags in specific interrogations for specific reasons at random times lol. I’m an odd dude to be sure but check it out if you haven’t already.

Edited to add: the Patreon vids are ones not available on the public YouTube as far as I know.

No doubt. There have been so many "JCS inspired" channels popping up, & while some are good they're just not quite hitting the mark when it comes to that aspect.

Hell I I'm pretty certain I already watched this vid when it first came out yet I'm back here watching it again because I'm thirsting for it.

JCS often imitated never duplicated.

If anyone knows of another channel that comes close feel free to name drop it. There have been so many popping up I want to know if I have been sleeping on any.

A couple low key ones I've come across that have done it fairly well is Aurace Crime & LGK.

Unfortunately they only have a few each but they seem promising. I'd encourage any & all to check them out in hopes the numbers\support will encourage them to do more.

For now I'll just have to be satisfied with JCS saying he'll upload more frequently. (Not that he owes us that. He produced many hours of great entertainment & inspired many others to do so as well, and for that reason JCS will forever be a legend in my book. )

@Ki lo I saw what you saw, but it's NOT TRUE!

@Ki lo I saw what you saw, but it's NOT TRUE!

I love how the youtuber "JCS Criminal Psychology" uses his channel to explain the psychology of a criminal.

The narrator is brrrrilliant, what a voice.

The narrator is brrrrilliant, what a voice.

@crazyanimeloveable the voice of JCS is😩😩🥴

@crazyanimeloveable the voice of JCS is😩😩🥴

I like how it sounds like he's swallowed a dictionary whole.

I like how it sounds like he's swallowed a dictionary whole.

That’s the whole point of the channel, ffs…

That’s the whole point of the channel, ffs…

That's like saying I love the history channel, they go in depth about historical events.

It’s also a text/guide book on how to get away with murder….

It’s also a text/guide book on how to get away with murder….

Especially with the lack of shitty overly-dramatic music that every other channel seems to use

I love how all these cases happened in Florida

I love how all these cases happened in Florida

@Kristina Chapman this isn’t even his voice lol, he has someone narrating for him in the desc.

Well it is a criminal psychology channel...

Well it is a criminal psychology channel...

That’s what makes these videos interesting, that’s what gets everyone hooked lol

That’s what makes these videos interesting, that’s what gets everyone hooked lol

@Miss Vanilla yeah the interview ends up becoming the icing on the cake that is the narrator 🤣

* watches a football game *<br>I love that they are playing football

* watches a football game *
I love that they are playing football

@Syntechi Gaming Everybody who works on these videos is always linked in the description - you should check them out (;

I agree like when it explained how innocent people would usually react

I agree like when it explained how innocent people would usually react

Definitely gives us more insight into the psycology of a crime

Definitely gives us more insight into the psycology of a crime

well the channel is called criminal psychology... not criminal interviews

well the channel is called criminal psychology... not criminal interviews

Haha that is the fucking point of the channel

Haha that is the fucking point of the channel

Uhhh that’s. kind of the point of the channel. Do you go to a restaurant and say “I like that someone cooks the food for me. It makes the experience more enjoyable?”

أبو زيد عبد الرحمن بن محمد بن خلدون الحضرمي

Same, and he does it without ruining the entire video.  There are so many vids I've started to watch and ended up turning them off bc the narrator talked over everything.

@crazyanimeloveable His voice reminds me of DarkMatter2525's. It's awesome! :D

@crazyanimeloveable His voice reminds me of DarkMatter2525's. It's awesome! :D

POINTeighteen I know, right? The penny has juuuusssstttt dropped. The comments section always provides so much enlightenment!

Yeah that’s sort of why we’re all here dude....

Yeah that’s sort of why we’re all here dude....

yeah like that's the whole point of this channel lol

yeah like that's the whole point of this channel lol

Kizzume (the narrator) has a riveting voice!  I hope to hear much more of him in the future. P

@Jason Me Sure, I guess JCS analysis could be defined as "opinion", but for reference, the definition of opinion that applies is:

A judgment based on special knowledge and given by an expert.

I like the narrator's voice as well, though his voice doesn't match his face lol.

I like the narrator's voice as well, though his voice doesn't match his face lol.

Just fascinating how people react when they're in a corner.

Just fascinating how people react when they're in a corner.

This channel wouldn't make sense otherwise. There's plenty of interrogation channels but only two or three that I know of that explain stuff in detail as you go.

Syntechi Gaming I also assumed that at first, but on one of his videos I got curious and thought like "wait a minute, I recognize this voice.." so I read the description and the creator has linked the narrator.

@Anonym interesting. I didnt know this! Just assumed it was his channel and voice

@Anonym interesting. I didnt know this! Just assumed it was his channel and voice

Learn from it tho. Use it against others. Psychology is an interesting subject. We humans are really sum.

Thank you for pointing out the reason for this channel I could of never of taught of this

Right?! It’s almost like that’s the entire point of this channels existence?!?!? 😐

I mean ist that the point of this channel. To explain the psychological components?

It’s almost like this is a criminal psychology channel !!

It’s almost like this is a criminal psychology channel !!

Omg I found this channel now I can’t stop watching this

Omg I found this channel now I can’t stop watching this

And for me of this guy not knowing that he's digging himself a major hole by talking too much!

Honestly, the most entertaining part for me is the narration.

Honestly, the most entertaining part for me is the narration.

That’s the entire point of the video genius...

That’s the entire point of the video genius...

one of my fav things is when it’s like

OPTIMISM? ALL GONE
HOPE? OBLITERATED

one of my fav things is when it’s like

OPTIMISM? ALL GONE
HOPE? OBLITERATED

@Anonym they both do an amazing job I think. Very watchable 👏

@Anonym they both do an amazing job I think. Very watchable 👏

This is why this is one of the best channels out there for true crime. You get the understand the psyche of some of these people. This case was heartbreaking. This man had issues prior to him killing this poor girl.

Its not called "Criminal Psychology" for nothing

Its not called "Criminal Psychology" for nothing

He is so intelligent know almost everything makes me jealous 😅

He is so intelligent know almost everything makes me jealous 😅

Bomani Erasto  How come so many criminals decide to talk to the detective and ALMOST NEVER ASK FOR A LAWYER? It's like they think try and NOT GET A LAWYER AND TALK ALONE JUST TO SEE HOW MUCH THE COP KNOWS ABOUT THE CASE BUT IT ALWAYS BACKFIRES LMAO

That's the point of the channel isn't it? Otherwise it would be just us watching an interrogation. Him explaining and psychoanalyzing the interrogation allows us to learn and understanding how the human brain. Mind, and psyche works when a guilty person is being interrogated. Another funny thing is how come so many criminals decide to talk to the detective and ALMOST NEVER ASK FOR A LAWYER? It's like they think try and NOT GET A LAWYER AND TALK ALONE JUST TO SEE HOW MUCH THE COP KNOWS ABOUT THE CASE BUT IT ALWAYS BACKFIRES LMAO

that’s literally the entire point of this channel, hence, psychology in the channel name... lmfao

Me too!!!  One of the reasons i subscribed and keep watching!

Me too!!!  One of the reasons i subscribed and keep watching!

Brandon yes I know and there is only 12 videos

Brandon yes I know and there is only 12 videos

Criminal Psychology.  That’s the channel lol. But yes, that’s the best part

Criminal Psychology.  That’s the channel lol. But yes, that’s the best part

I’ve talked to Kizzume a few times in the past, pretty decent person.

I’ve talked to Kizzume a few times in the past, pretty decent person.

I mean, that's kind of the whole point lmao

I mean, that's kind of the whole point lmao

Important to note that the creator writes the script, the narrator just lends his voice for this channel

I wouldn't be interested if that wasn't in the videos.

I wouldn't be interested if that wasn't in the videos.

Some people can’t narrate. But this voice is perfect.

Some people can’t narrate. But this voice is perfect.

Best part of this channel! Also the voice goes so well 👌

Best part of this channel! Also the voice goes so well 👌


Y’all making fun of Lee don’t realize his strategy. He’s clearly hoping the detectives die from old age by the time he finishes talking.

Absolutely LOVE this comment! First prize for the Best Comment on a YouTube Video Award!

That’s some amazing tactics,what a clever man he is!

I think the adderall probably had something to do with his chattyness too lol

it's quite genius, you guys just don't get it! He's being practicing for years with his imaginary friends

Okay I just snorted out loud. #sorrynotsorry 🤣🤣🤣

@L C that’s literally how he is though. He always elaborates more than he needs to in conversations but Ofcourse this would’ve made him talk way more than usual being nervous

Not making fun of him. His nervousness is making him unable to stop talking, you can feel something totally wrong in the first 2 minutes. I know little about police tactics, but these cops are doing it just right. Thank God.

This is actually how he is as a person. So being interrogated makes him go off a lot worse but he’s genuinely someone who just keeps going on.

Poor guy forgot that he could get a lawyer

It was the make, model and colour of the car that caught him. I presume that his car is full of her DNA

Before seeing the interview I read this and it didn’t make sense to me till I saw the video

Hence his “Success” with the “Opposite Sex”.

Doesn’t he look and seem like the kind of guy you can’t resist?

They love each yarn he spins.

An interesting play, let's see how it works out.

@Retaj Alhelal That's Exactly What Gai from Naruto screams in the games

i see the potential in his strategy. GO LEE


"I'm gonna die while in jail." Thats a whole lot better than dying while being beat to death, being striped of the opportunity to say good bye to her loved ones and then being thrown in a fire pit and lake, being discarded as trash. When psychopaths finally cry, it is always for themselves first and never the victim.

Does anyone know what his sentence was I'm assuming life without parole but you never know

@Jordan Hughes psychopaths are much more rare than most people think they are, at least a pure psychopath. Psychopaths are usually not the person that shows zero emotion. Psychopaths tend to be more intelligent and use a false emotional response to manipulate the people around them. They study people to determine what kind of emotional display is best to use in a given situation. They may not feel some of these emotions to the same extent "normal" people do, but they understand it. The lack of shared emotional experiences alienates them from potential mates and develops a sense of superiority over others, especially women. This causes them to see women as objects, transactional beings to be exploited. It dehumanizes them and makes him much more willing to hurt or abandon them. When people see someone being defensive and aggressive with others, and their reputation is of violence and rule breaking, they may have psychopathic qualities, but are more sociopathic. Fights, drugs, crime, aggression, alcohol, relationship difficulties tend to be sociopath.
Reserved, calculating, manipulative, secretive, controlling, disgust, anger below the surface, tend to be closer to a psychopath.
Don't worry, if you a reserved and manipulative it doesn't mean you are a psychopath.

@Michael McGee Do you know what "in cold blood" means?

Yes.  And they always blame everything on the victim.  He accuses her of taking drugs etc etc

it was him first, then Savannah, you'd realise.
he's a human too, he's not going to cry for the girl the minute after realising he's going to jail for the rest of his life
i don't imply he's a good man, but that part isn't showing inhumanity

@TheNickeldude I was ready to listen to you til your ego had to trip and act like your the YouTube saint at the end. Yea bro I can guarantee if you break someone’s kneck while choking them, you had every intention of doing that damage. Do you know how hard it is to break a human kneck? Cause it sounds like you just wanna sound smart for the YouTube comments.

@Philip Fresco I've never broken someone's neck intentionally or unintentionally but IDK how you can legitimately guarantee something like that.  How can you know for a fact It's impossible to accidentally break someone else's neck?  It seems like youre just attempting to frame your opinion of this case as the objective truth... basically letting your supposed expertise in the science of breaking necks take the place of legitimate arguments.

It just sounds like you wanna be right but you don't want to have to do the actual hard work of determining the truth lol.  Sounds about right for YouTube comments.

@Bradley J. Fortner you don’t accidentally break someone’s neck, brother. I can whole heartedly guarantee that.

@Jordan Hughes I agree.. he is one of those that can actually be rehabilitated after committing a serious crime.. but they all go to the same place anyways.. he didn’t seem like he did other crimes also which also supports my theory of him not being an evil person per say but very stupid.. he must have been so mad when she got in his car that he could not control his rage and emotions.. I’ve been there not with killing someone obviously but being so mad that my judgment was clouded and I was not thinking 5 mins in the future just about that exact moment. Only after you calm down do you realize that your actions are gonna have consequences

I'd like to see a .357 with one round slid under the door to allow him to complete his prophecy.

Arguably, Savannah had a better fate. She at least won’t be rotting in jail for decades. Probably shouldn’t have murdered her if he didn’t want to spend the rest of his life in Jail.

@Jason G I actually agree with you although I think murderers are in for some judgement. It’s just hard to fathom this dude lost everything because something so replaceable; a job at Bonefish Grill in Florida. Have you been to Florida? There’s a grill/restaurant like that every half a mile. The thought, “ok she’s gonna get me fired but I can get another job within the week” isn’t far off. Dummy really essential snapped for nothing. I think 40 years is fair too bc you’re right, I don’t think this crime was premeditated.

It’s likely a problem that you think you aren’t capable of winding up in a situation like this with a minor tweak of context. Most murders are in-the-moment explosions and many of us carry the potential to lose control. That’s not to defend him. He got 40 years, stop being self righteous and pretending you’re a judge. You’re engaging in YouTube murder voyeurism you’re not some angel and all of us have monsters in us.

@Bradley J. Fortner idk if he meant to kill her or not but you’re right in that I don’t believe this was premeditated, and therefore isn’t first degree murder.

I don't think he meant to kill her at all. He meant to hit her. He meant to hurt her. He is a total piece of shit. But, snapping her neck could HAVE been unintentional. He may have only meant to choke her out while he hit her, snatched her forward and broke her neck. Again, I say bury him under the jail. But, call it 2nd degree murder instead of first. A crime of passion.

@Alfo Bootidir There ain’t no meat on them fish anyway. Who wants to eat a fish bone?

@Jordan Hughes yeah, people really seem to like to fit their chosen narrative around this story but it doesn't apply here. Tell them that, though, and you'll be accused of defending a murderer. Wish nuance would get back into fashion...

psychopaths don’t cry or feel emotion like that. not every murderer is a psychopath. he made an absolutely horrible and despicable decision to murder her, more than likely a crime of passion. he’s literally explaining to himself why he’s an idiot and questioning why he did it. he’s a piece of shit no doubt, but he’s not a psychopath.


Watching these videos, I have been developing a fool proof method for not being broken down and forced to admit to murder by police investigators:

Step 1: Do Not Murder

Watching these videos, I have been developing a fool proof method for not being broken down and forced to admit to murder by police investigators:

Step 1: *Do Not Murder*

@Bug Step 1.5: Don't admit to failing step 1.

Step two: if you somehow become a murder suspect who’s wrongly accused don’t say shit and lawyer up

Step 2: say nothing to the police NOTHING

@RGGNC also people have been held in custody FOR YEARS despite not confessing because they weren’t able to make bail. There’s cases of people who died awaiting trial or eventually killed themselves

@RGGNC once again many people have still been convicted despite not cooperating. It’s not a foolproof method

Get into the interrogation room and don't say a word. Meditate. Close your eyes and drown everyone out. If you can't drown them out, immediately say "Lawyer" then shut up

Step 2; Smoke weed so you dont think bad

Not really. The amount of false convictions is scary.

Ok, but hypothetically, what if we've already moved on to step 2...what is that? Asking for a friend.

Step 1: ask for a lawyer whether you're involved or not.

@Just Some Kitten With a Gun yeah its supper sad. Look at what happened with Pam hupp. She murdered her friend 7 days after getting on her will. The husband was convicted because his alibi was too good.

Also, plead the fifth & remain silent.<br>But criminals are dumb; that's why they commit crimes.

Also, plead the fifth & remain silent.
But criminals are dumb; that's why they commit crimes.

all things here considered, the method sounds like it is simply just: don't be unlucky

And don't say anything other than "I want an attorney."

Alternatively: Don't talk to the police investigators.

@Karl Hendrikse Many innocent people have not confessed and still were found guilty. It even happens when there is proof they didn't commit the crime.

It is <b>close</b> to fool proof. But many innocent people have confessed before.

It is *close* to fool proof. But many innocent people have confessed before.


Detective: "How long did you know Savannah?"
Lee: "The details of my life are quite inconsequential."
Detective: "Please answer the question."
Lee: "Very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. My mother was a fifteen year old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize, he would drink, he would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Some times he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy, the sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My childhood was typical, summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds, pretty standard really. At the age of 12 I received my first scribe. At the age of fourteen, a Zoroastrian named Vilma ritualistically shaved my testicles. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum, it's breathtaking, I suggest you try it."

😂 😂 😂 😂 Let me guess, the killer used sharks with freaking lazer beams to kill the victim?

@velveetaslingshot No offense , in my country it means like adore an idea , like so special comment😆

@Charlotte Stockham Wrong on all counts! LOL You seem really sweet. Love is definitely headed your way.

@TheKushisback Oh noooo. I knew it was too good to be true; no one is that clever, witty, and perchance! my soulmate. Serves me right for not having seen Austin Powers.

@Charlotte Stockham Sorry to burst your bubble, but seems the quote is from a movie. Although you certainly painted a vivid image of OP.

This is fantastic! Absolutely hysterical on a very well-read level. I love all of the references! You either majored in History, English Lit., or both. You’re probably of British lineage, if you don’t live on one of the British Isles presently; or, like my dad, you’re a full-blown Anglophile. You love (and are quite<br>good at it yourself) the dry wit of John Cleese. I’d entertain the idea that you may participate in Renaissance Fairs, but that would ruin my image of you in my mind. You’re definitely male, a bit of a perfectionist…I need to give this more thought. I’ve had a smirk (?) on my face since I read this - picture the Mona Lisa “smile.” This is brilliant. I hope you’re a Writer, and are well paid for it!

This is fantastic! Absolutely hysterical on a very well-read level. I love all of the references! You either majored in History, English Lit., or both. You’re probably of British lineage, if you don’t live on one of the British Isles presently; or, like my dad, you’re a full-blown Anglophile. You love (and are quite
good at it yourself) the dry wit of John Cleese. I’d entertain the idea that you may participate in Renaissance Fairs, but that would ruin my image of you in my mind. You’re definitely male, a bit of a perfectionist…I need to give this more thought. I’ve had a smirk (?) on my face since I read this - picture the Mona Lisa “smile.” This is brilliant. I hope you’re a Writer, and are well paid for it!

This sounds like a Charles bukowski poem

Best comment on this video, hands down!  🤣💀

Lmao I just watched this movie today w/ a friend

sir/maam i bet you have a wattpad account

Now let's bring out Scott's father Dr. Evil


If my mom ever get's accused of murder, she's screwed. They'll think she's guilty regardless because she ALWAYS gives long drawn out explanations with a completely unnecessary amount of detail. lol.

here in CN foreign students are not allowed to work, and i was working in a part time job, and one day in the morning i got a phone call from the police, he asked me to go to the police station and find him there, i did that immediately, there was a translator too, they questioned me for 2 hours, and then they took all my belongings even my shoes, they took blood sample, hair sample, they took my finger prints with an electronic device and after that they put my hand into some kind of black ink and made me press on a paper, then they took me to jail where i stayed about 4 hours, there was a bucket of black water, so i knew i was gonna was my hands in it and i did. and after that they took me into a small room which was like a court room, walls was covered with a soft spongy thing which was green color, there was a chair in the middle they made me sit there, and there was a computer on the table next to the door, this time there was 2 officers and the translator, there was a camera, they were recording it, they asked me the same questions, i was charged with 10k yuan/rmb and then they let me go. it was literally the worst day of my life. i was getting ready for my last year in the university i was so worried that it would affect my study. luckily it didn't. because there have been students got deported because of the same reason and other stupid reasons. anyway i have finally graduated last month and i am going back home in two weeks. so i know how i was acting in a situation which wasn't that serious and in a situation like that i would have a heart attack from the moment they asked me "what happened to your neck?"

omg mine too!! ill be like ".... all i asked was what you had for lunch yesterday...??"

omg mine too!! ill be like ".... all i asked was what you had for lunch yesterday...??"

That was great, it made me laugh out loud 😂

That was great, it made me laugh out loud 😂

I think people usually react way different when they're being interrogated.

I think people usually react way different when they're being interrogated.

Same here lol. I have learned from these videos that apparently I talk like I'm guilty of something. He mentioned that it can be due to seeking approval, which that is certainly true, or just constant fear of everything due to trauma

My dad's the same way. He knows how to talk and talk and talk, but not how to stop.

My dad's the same way. He knows how to talk and talk and talk, but not how to stop.

same as my ex gf.....I'd ask her "how was your day" and 90 mins later I'm hearing about her aunt's hysterectomy and her nephew's bowel movements.....

same as my ex gf.....I'd ask her "how was your day" and 90 mins later I'm hearing about her aunt's hysterectomy and her nephew's bowel movements.....

So do I lol. People get pissed at me for it. Even in texts or messages on messenger, I type out a book if someone asks me something like "How's your day goin?" 😂

So do I lol. People get pissed at me for it. Even in texts or messages on messenger, I type out a book if someone asks me something like "How's your day goin?" 😂

Omg I’m the same way and my son always gives me shit for it lol I’m screwed if I’m ever interrogated, even if I’m innocent 😂😂

Omg I’m the same way and my son always gives me shit for it lol I’m screwed if I’m ever interrogated, even if I’m innocent 😂😂

HA HA ! That was funny as hell.. Two years later

HA HA ! That was funny as hell.. Two years later

My kids would say the same thing about me probably 🤣

My kids would say the same thing about me probably 🤣

I don’t that talking too much is automatically guarantees you being accused. I feel like it’s can just raise initial suspicion a bit, but if what you say does make sense and don’t contradict your alibi you should be fine

@Daniel Cassidy lol!!! But just listen that means she trusts you as a confidant! Good hubby,  GOOD

@Daniel Cassidy lol!!! But just listen that means she trusts you as a confidant! Good hubby,  GOOD

@mdcs1992 LOL, I am another bored one ..

@mdcs1992 LOL, I am another bored one ..

@Tandi Nicole hahahaha! I’m the same exact way! I’m so 💀

@Tandi Nicole hahahaha! I’m the same exact way! I’m so 💀

Omg! My dad and I do this too! We are totally screwed because we give waaaaaay too much information- way more than necessary!

Omg! My dad and I do this too! We are totally screwed because we give waaaaaay too much information- way more than necessary!

I was thinking the same thing about myself 😅

I was thinking the same thing about myself 😅

Omgggggggg Dana my mother does the same thing 😆

Omgggggggg Dana my mother does the same thing 😆

@tresham79 And miss a chance to talk endlessly? I seriously doubt it

@tresham79 And miss a chance to talk endlessly? I seriously doubt it

You underestimate her. She would probably ask for a lawyer....

You underestimate her. She would probably ask for a lawyer....

I’m the same. The lady at the grocery asking how is my day because it’s her job and me “oh therapy session is in... well it’s been a long day and ya know teenagers and how they are and then ya got bills.........”

Yes I know what you are saying. I have a xsister in law that’s goes on and on about things. A verbal journey she will take you on.

Yes I know what you are saying. I have a xsister in law that’s goes on and on about things. A verbal journey she will take you on.

Nah they know what they are doing. When I had detectives talk to me about a close person to me who died, with I was living with, I have adhd so I'm terrible with that but eventually it's painfully obvious when someone is innocent or guilty.<br>That shit sucked.  Being treated guilty until they find out what happened, who was there. But it's their job and I get it.

Nah they know what they are doing. When I had detectives talk to me about a close person to me who died, with I was living with, I have adhd so I'm terrible with that but eventually it's painfully obvious when someone is innocent or guilty.
That shit sucked.  Being treated guilty until they find out what happened, who was there. But it's their job and I get it.

It’s about consistency of response, if your mom has the consistency of butter she should be able to slide out of any accusation

It’s about consistency of response, if your mom has the consistency of butter she should be able to slide out of any accusation

@Dana…. Sound like the same answer a murders daughter would give…

@Dana…. Sound like the same answer a murders daughter would give…

That long draw explanation is obviously not the only criterion they judge on xD

That long draw explanation is obviously not the only criterion they judge on xD

@mdcs1992 <br>You should walk away and say, "When you talk about something interesting, I'll stay and listen."😂😂😂😂

@mdcs1992
You should walk away and say, "When you talk about something interesting, I'll stay and listen."😂😂😂😂

Many women are completely illogical in conversations. They bring up new people, sometimes with a totally new subject and a new situation, and refer to the new characters of the brand new topic as "they"  or "she,"  as if the listener can read their mind and magically know about a different person than the ongoing subject we were talking about. All WITH NO explanation.
They act as if they had NOT introduced new characters in the current story about "they" and "she." It's completely baffling! I call them out on it all the time.

Many women are completely illogical in conversations. They bring up new people, sometimes with a totally new subject and a new situation, and refer to the new characters of the brand new topic as "they"  or "she,"  as if the listener can read their mind and magically *know* about a different person than the ongoing subject we were talking about. All WITH NO explanation.
They act as if they had NOT introduced new characters in the current story about "they" and "she." It's completely baffling! I call them out on it all the time.

This is one of my main concerns. Pretty sure she'll say more than the murderer themselves, I always tell my mom about this cuz we never when she'll be helpful and be called a suspect

This is one of my main concerns. Pretty sure she'll say more than the murderer themselves, I always tell my mom about this cuz we never when she'll be helpful and be called a suspect

I'm curious about the experience the interrogators have with psychology. Do they have a certified psychologist in all these interrogations? Nobody is the same.

I'm curious about the experience the interrogators have with psychology. Do they have a certified psychologist in all these interrogations? Nobody is the same.

fr, when I’m completely innocent I act so damn guilty skskskksksks

fr, when I’m completely innocent I act so damn guilty skskskksksks

Oh no 😩 I have autism and adhd so I explain everything in vivid detail and I talk a lot. I better not ever be in the wrong place and become a suspect or I'll be screwed lol

Oh no 😩 I have autism and adhd so I explain everything in vivid detail and I talk a lot. I better not ever be in the wrong place and become a suspect or I'll be screwed lol

honestly same 😂i get off track too i’ll be like “hold up lemme give you context on why this important” 💀

honestly same 😂i get off track too i’ll be like “hold up lemme give you context on why this important” 💀

@Ruben Teo Brada Yeah, assuming she listens to my advice… lol

@Ruben Teo Brada Yeah, assuming she listens to my advice… lol

Tell her to just say Lawyer and she should be fine

Tell her to just say Lawyer and she should be fine

my mom would start in the middle of the explanation keep going until you tell her I don't know what your talking about.

my mom would start in the middle of the explanation keep going until you tell her I don't know what your talking about.

My mother is exactly the same. She babbles without context to such an extent that she would probably be only the second person on this channel to be found not guilty on the grounds of insanity.

Me recently diagnosed with ADD hiding in the comments 👀

Me recently diagnosed with ADD hiding in the comments 👀

@Richard Smoker Well, he didnt come up with that. He just broke down one thing cops look for to tell if you’re lying about something. The problem is that reading/interpreting body language, facial expressions, & speech patterns, for the purpose of deception detection, is not an exact science. For example, it is true that people often over-embellish stories with unnecessary detail when they are lying but as illustrated by this comment thread, some people are just that way all the time. This is why a good cop tries to get to know the suspect prior to interrogating them. And its also why you can’t reliably hang your hat on one single behavior, body language cue, facial expression, or speech pattern to detect deception. One sign isnt enough to be confident the person is lying. But if they do that AND they take like pauses as if they are making things up as they go AND they forgot the details about what they previously told you when asked to repeat their story AND they look away uncomfortably when recounting something (etc)- now it is getting more likely they are lying. Someone might exhibit 1 or 2 signs of deception and it may not mean they are lying; perhaps thats just a quirk when it comes to their communication style. But when you see 4, 5, 6 (or more) signs, then you have good reason to be suspicious

yeah this is a problem i have with this channel, he always assumes everyone responds the same way if they're guilty or innocent. he just picks obvious guilty cases to build confirmation bias

Damn....we must be sisters then. There can't be 2 of them!  No one will ever live long enough for my mom to finish a totally unnecessary story that only requires a "yes" or "no" .

Damn....we must be sisters then. There can't be 2 of them!  No one will ever live long enough for my mom to finish a totally unnecessary story that only requires a "yes" or "no" .

My best friend is like that too 🤣🤣🤣 I always she to stop her so she can get to the point

My best friend is like that too 🤣🤣🤣 I always she to stop her so she can get to the point

most people do, people bore me to tears a lot of the time

most people do, people bore me to tears a lot of the time

Why would you think that about your Mum?

Why would you think that about your Mum?

Omg I would also be screwed like I'm so chatty also nervous chatter

Omg I would also be screwed like I'm so chatty also nervous chatter

I feel like every mum does that 😂. My mum sometimes calls me and after an Hour long conversation I get to ask why she called.

I feel like every mum does that 😂. My mum sometimes calls me and after an Hour long conversation I get to ask why she called.

Same with my Mum.... And me also. But I suffer severe anxiety and depression, and this would account for that.

Same with my Mum.... And me also. But I suffer severe anxiety and depression, and this would account for that.

Same! She will tell me something then start to tell me why she said that 😭, then tell me why she explained what she said, and so on 😩

Same! She will tell me something then start to tell me why she said that 😭, then tell me why she explained what she said, and so on 😩

@Phoenix DaVida same here. After a story about anything, asking what was the question?

@Phoenix DaVida same here. After a story about anything, asking what was the question?

Don't ever ask my mom what a movie is about unless you are prepared to investigate a significant amount of time in listening to the answer  ... 🙄

Don't ever ask my mom what a movie is about unless you are prepared to investigate a significant amount of time in listening to the answer  ... 🙄

I'm the same way.  I'll start talking about one thing and take a hundred different turns and tell like 10 separate stories before circling back to answer the original question lol. When I go to tell my dad a story he always jokes and says "hold on let me get my coffee and get comfy".

Just don't talk without a lawyer. Simple. Invoke your right to a lawyer, and get them to get the best possible defense attorney you can get.

Just don't talk without a lawyer. Simple. Invoke your right to a lawyer, and get them to get the best possible defense attorney you can get.

You have a foreign mom huh 😩😩 I be so mad when my I’m explains her entire life story just to ask for a bank transfer of her own money sis they don’t need to know how you take your coffee

@ZILLAAH707 I'm a year after you commented but I ingested marijuana and had a funny thought. I like shitty dad jokes so bear with me, but one might say your husband has the....... gift of Gab! LOL I'll show myself out.

Im 60. My family laughs at my way of explaining backstory, side stories, oh plus that  thing I just remembered and maybe the point! Lol

Im 60. My family laughs at my way of explaining backstory, side stories, oh plus that  thing I just remembered and maybe the point! Lol

Just because she [your mom] sounds guilty doesn't mean she's not guilty.

Just because she [your mom] sounds guilty doesn't mean she's not guilty.

Lol ... your Mum sounds like me ...lol  ...

Lol ... your Mum sounds like me ...lol  ...

@Phoenix DaVida for sure Phoenix so do I on both counts.  Learning to cut through the noise in your head and keeping in mind the actual question you’re answering is key. I always take a second to think of the basic points of my answer, recognise what doesn’t need to be said and only say the things that matter.  Once you’ve done it for a while the ADD super quick thoughts actually help you go through this process pretty much instantly

Hmmm...sounds like she's already guilty of something.

Hmmm...sounds like she's already guilty of something.

😆😂😃🤣😆...LOL...that's what my son says about me...

😆😂😃🤣😆...LOL...that's what my son says about me...

@Suzie Carr if you leave that one thing out it always ends up being important 🤣

@Suzie Carr if you leave that one thing out it always ends up being important 🤣

@Tandi Nicole dude people do that all the time and I know they didn't read what I said..it legit pisses me off

@Tandi Nicole dude people do that all the time and I know they didn't read what I said..it legit pisses me off

@Tired of it All 👀 yes because honestly most people don't actually listen to what you say..I'll be like you get what I'm saying or whatever lol..

@Tired of it All 👀 yes because honestly most people don't actually listen to what you say..I'll be like you get what I'm saying or whatever lol..

I'm the same. I find it kinda hard to get an explanation into a few words. Takes me forever

I'm the same. I find it kinda hard to get an explanation into a few words. Takes me forever

same like i open my mouth and just ramble. its kinda bad bc at the end everyone's just like "bro we wanted to know if ur free on Saturday, not about ur pumpkin named Jack" and then i get all sad 😔

That's literally every mom in the world 😂<br>God bless moms and their long dragged stories. And fathers' "get to the point already"  😂

That's literally every mom in the world 😂
God bless moms and their long dragged stories. And fathers' "get to the point already"  😂

@Christopher Hale ouch... That's really deep and sentimental but true. I didn't know white people had such Asian sentiments in them.  Respect.

@Christopher Hale ouch... That's really deep and sentimental but true. I didn't know white people had such Asian sentiments in them.  Respect.

You will end up missing that about her after she has passed...just sit back and enjoy your mom while you still can....long explaining and all....

You will end up missing that about her after she has passed...just sit back and enjoy your mom while you still can....long explaining and all....

Maybe she was lying to you all your life???

Maybe she was lying to you all your life???

Me: Who  had called you just now <br>My Gossip loving family members : After 1 hour of description of caller, oh she was a wrong number .

Me: Who  had called you just now
My Gossip loving family members : After 1 hour of description of caller, oh she was a wrong number .

that’s all moms out there:) my mom doesn’t even leave out the commas and apostrophes, not forgetting the long breaths and facial expressions🤣

that’s all moms out there:) my mom doesn’t even leave out the commas and apostrophes, not forgetting the long breaths and facial expressions🤣

Mine too and mine just has to talk alot if she's nervous at all and she has an anxiety disorder so she's always nervous.

Mine too and mine just has to talk alot if she's nervous at all and she has an anxiety disorder so she's always nervous.

I have a sister like that. It drives me crazy but I love her very much and practise patience when she goes on and on.

I have a sister like that. It drives me crazy but I love her very much and practise patience when she goes on and on.

Literally ditto. I'm so bad at quick short responses 😭😂

Literally ditto. I'm so bad at quick short responses 😭😂

Lol. So does my momma. She’s just chatty though

Lol. So does my momma. She’s just chatty though

I told my mom to never be a witness to a murder because both the prosecutor and defense will blow their brains out trying to get a direct answer out of her.

I told my mom to never be a witness to a murder because both the prosecutor and defense will blow their brains out trying to get a direct answer out of her.

100% me!
I give unnecessary details, put story's in story's and somehow add unnecessary private personal information storys answering questions that could have just been about the weather.
I'd me getting loooocked upp.

yeah some people are like that so I would be careful saying their trying to hide something 😂

yeah some people are like that so I would be careful saying their trying to hide something 😂

I was thinking the same thing for my mom 🤣🤣🤣

I was thinking the same thing for my mom 🤣🤣🤣

i'll be waiting for the JCS video to drop

i'll be waiting for the JCS video to drop

Had to double check one of my kids didn’t write this.

Had to double check one of my kids didn’t write this.

My mum too and me to a lesser extent.
The other day Mum was telling me how she cleaned up a bird my brother's cat killed - she told me that it was an empty potato chip/crisp packet that she put it in.
But maybe it would only have been considered unnecessary detail if she told me what flavour chips...

My mom always does that, I tell her "SUMMARY PLEASE" 😵😵😂

My mom always does that, I tell her "SUMMARY PLEASE" 😵😵😂

My dad does that same thing 😳 he could talk someone’s ear off for a day 🤣🥴

My dad does that same thing 😳 he could talk someone’s ear off for a day 🤣🥴

Me too and to top it off, I mop and clean with bleach..

Me too and to top it off, I mop and clean with bleach..

@Tessie Deselich I would love to witness those conversations hahaha

@Tessie Deselich I would love to witness those conversations hahaha

LOL I used to get annoyed at my Mom for doing it. Then I realized after awhile that I do it too, because you see, when I was younger... 🤣

LOL I used to get annoyed at my Mom for doing it. Then I realized after awhile that I do it too, because you see, when I was younger... 🤣

@Phoenix DaVida I was about to leave exactly the same comment!

@Phoenix DaVida I was about to leave exactly the same comment!

I was thinking the same exact thing about my mom. God rest her soul.

I was thinking the same exact thing about my mom. God rest her soul.

Me too. One cousin of mine (she is very gentle and people in my country are very nonconfrontational) begged me, when I started explained something for her, to not tell her a long story. I was shocked but soon recognise it was true. I can't for the life of me just give a plain answer. I will make a historical introduction at least. Hauhauhaua.

Haha thats great. I'd instantly be in prison. Glad I'm an awful liar

Haha thats great. I'd instantly be in prison. Glad I'm an awful liar

Pretty sure everyone's mom is like that.

Pretty sure everyone's mom is like that.

I’m the exact same, and I’d be screwed. I’ve talked myself into so many bad situations, and only talked myself out of them because the people I’m talking to aren’t detectives LOL

I’m the exact same, and I’d be screwed. I’ve talked myself into so many bad situations, and only talked myself out of them because the people I’m talking to aren’t detectives LOL

@Tandi Nicole right? damn that "k" gets me fired up.

@Tandi Nicole right? damn that "k" gets me fired up.

I do the same. it's an OCD thing. I'm always afraid that if I don't go into extensive detail, people won't understand what I'm tryna say. not that they're stupid, I'm just obsessive. it's annoying as hell.

So you're assuming she's being honest with you?

So you're assuming she's being honest with you?

My mother would say I'm guilty because I didn't clean my room...and messy people belong in jail...after getting praise praise from family members about how strong she was she'd keep telling herself that I belonged jail...making the story get from messy to broken outhouse whenever she felt threatened

Dude! My daughter 🤦♀ is gonna get locked up for life! She's the queen of "can't get to the point of it stabbed her in the ass" explanations. 🤷🏽♀

Dude! My daughter 🤦♀ is gonna get locked up for life! She's the queen of "can't get to the point of it stabbed her in the ass" explanations. 🤷🏽♀

My mom comes over.  I ask, "Are you hungry?"  Her response: "Well, I haven't had much to eat today.  I had a small bowl of cereal at about 8:00, then I had a banana for lunch.  Oh I also had a glass of juice.  I was thinking about making a sandwich because a banana's not much of a lunch, but I never did.  I also have some leftover salad in the fridge but that didn't really sound very good today.  I did have some chips a couple of hours ago though.  So I guess I should be hungry by now, but I usually don't eat dinner until 7:00 so this would be a little early.  Oh wait, I just remembered, Carla called me earlier and I was snacking on walnuts while I was talking to her.  That's probably why I only had a banana for lunch.  Also I ............................. "

Tessie Deselich me too hahahahaha, I just like to give the details!

Tessie Deselich me too hahahahaha, I just like to give the details!

My wife does this too.
"How was your day sweetheart?"

8 hours later.....

My wife does this too.
"How was your day sweetheart?"

8 hours later.....

Have you seen her in a chef's uniform by any chance?

Have you seen her in a chef's uniform by any chance?

@Dana
Don't you fret , if it ever comes to that , she will be in shock and probably will do just the opposite ...unless she actually commited the murder that is....

*@Dana*
Don't you fret , if it ever comes to that , she will be in shock and probably will do just the opposite ...unless she actually commited the murder that is....

Im the same but as some else said too im also ADD

Im the same but as some else said too im also ADD

ball stealthy cause you was probably guilty lol what happen

ball stealthy cause you was probably guilty lol what happen

@Tessie Deselich Swear. We must share a mom!! 🤦🏽♀

@Tessie Deselich Swear. We must share a mom!! 🤦🏽♀

@Phoenix DaVida Me too! My ADD definitely makes my mouth loose on both ends🤣

@Phoenix DaVida Me too! My ADD definitely makes my mouth loose on both ends🤣

Same. Also this is exactly something my kids would say about me🤦🏾♀😂

Same. Also this is exactly something my kids would say about me🤦🏾♀😂

Lmao i used to always tell my ex to stop giving to much info even about things that are true. Makes it come off more honest. Even if other person isn't trying to observe you that hard, their intuition will pick up on it.  Anyone else who is like this just practice giving quick short answers when people ask you questions. I've been in customer service for 10 years and I naturally use this to pick up when someone's BSing  me or not.

My kids tell me I do this all the time.😄

My kids tell me I do this all the time.😄

@weeklyariana ་༘࿐ May her souls rest in peace.

@weeklyariana ་༘࿐ May her souls rest in peace.

Yeah but she probably does it with confidence because shes just trying to tell you about her day like most mothers bless her lol I think if they're good enough at their job they will recognise this. Its like the lying thing not everyone feels under pressure and can lie very easily it's why they cant use like detectors in court as evidence if a person convinces themselves of a lie or are just fecking iron gutted that nothing bothers them

@Dana Well if it's her modus operandi, you can be her character witness.

@Dana Well if it's her modus operandi, you can be her character witness.

Hahaha I have an aunt like that. Describing every single step she took to go to the grocery store to buy milk.

Hahaha I have an aunt like that. Describing every single step she took to go to the grocery store to buy milk.

@Tessie Deselich agreed! Let me tell you now so I don't have to go back later. Been telling things to my mom all my life, she hasn't changed. I know where this is going

@Tessie Deselich agreed! Let me tell you now so I don't have to go back later. Been telling things to my mom all my life, she hasn't changed. I know where this is going

@Ziu Waz not this mother. I interrupt the chatty people asking pointed questions to get to the point already. I don't have all day.

@Ziu Waz not this mother. I interrupt the chatty people asking pointed questions to get to the point already. I don't have all day.

Not mine, she be like mind your own business.lol,

Not mine, she be like mind your own business.lol,

Omg that’s what I was just thinking about myself 😭

Omg that’s what I was just thinking about myself 😭

My mom as well. I’m more of a bottom line person.

My mom as well. I’m more of a bottom line person.

@mdcs1992 <br>Your comment made me lol, thanks I needed that

@mdcs1992
Your comment made me lol, thanks I needed that

All mums do this, apparently I've started doing it too 😅

All mums do this, apparently I've started doing it too 😅

I also give the long version of stories!

I also give the long version of stories!

Isn't that most women? If a guy goes out for milk, his response to where he was at will simply be, "I went out to get some milk." The woman's response to that exact same scenario and innocent question will begin the night before and project at least a week into the future with only a 50-50 chance of ever even mentioning the milk, i.e., "Tune in next week when the little woman finally reveals where she went and what she was doing for the past 20 mins?!?"

I do as well. It's ridiculous. My texts are preposterous.  Lol

I do as well. It's ridiculous. My texts are preposterous.  Lol

Vanessa Benefico sane! This is a big fear of mine. I have a personally rule that if I ever have to talk to police I will ask for a lawyer from the very beginning for this exact reason. And cause I’ve seen way to many things about wrongful conviction based on shotty interrogation and I’m gonna do everything to keep that from happening.

Dana that’s what i thought of my mom 😂😂👏🏻

Dana that’s what i thought of my mom 😂😂👏🏻

Im the same because i was always getting blamed for things as a child so i feel the need to over explain. I never shut up.

Im the same because i was always getting blamed for things as a child so i feel the need to over explain. I never shut up.

@Tandi Nicole Wow...my kids send me K as well. Is it rude? Do tell.... please!!!

@Tandi Nicole Wow...my kids send me K as well. Is it rude? Do tell.... please!!!

My kids understand your plight. They say to me tmi....too much information. Lol. But more kindly they think it's from me being an innocent. Lol. If only they knew. Ahaaaaaaaaaaaa.

My kids understand your plight. They say to me tmi....too much information. Lol. But more kindly they think it's from me being an innocent. Lol. If only they knew. Ahaaaaaaaaaaaa.

My wife is like that, and when she finaly gets to the point I don't know what she is talking about.

My wife is like that, and when she finaly gets to the point I don't know what she is talking about.

My husband does this also, I have to tell him hunny is either a yes or no, or speed it up hunny I don't have all day. Lol

My husband does this also, I have to tell him hunny is either a yes or no, or speed it up hunny I don't have all day. Lol

I was thinking the same thing about myself! I kind of OVER explain when I'm asked a question. My thought process is that I assume follow up questions will.comes up so I try to pre-answer them before they are asked so i just have to give one answer not multiple.

The last police officer to interview my mother only survived by gnawing off his own leg

The last police officer to interview my mother only survived by gnawing off his own leg

My boyfriends like this! He has ADD. I can’t tell you how many times he says “long story short” when he’s telling you a story that is in fact not short 😂

My boyfriends like this! He has ADD. I can’t tell you how many times he says “long story short” when he’s telling you a story that is in fact not short 😂

mdcs1992 ~ now THATS funny!!<br>And that’s me too😂

mdcs1992 ~ now THATS funny!!
And that’s me too😂

Same with my Mum 🤣 she would also repeat the answers just in case they missed it the first time 😂

Same with my Mum 🤣 she would also repeat the answers just in case they missed it the first time 😂

@Tessie Deselich people prefer dialogues not monologues. So her interjecting serves that purpose. Nobody wants to hear a monologue

@Tessie Deselich people prefer dialogues not monologues. So her interjecting serves that purpose. Nobody wants to hear a monologue

Lmfaooo yes I can relate. That sounds exactly like my mom. She does this all the time whenever anyone asks her a question. She gets a little upset if you say get to the point or Mom you already told me this story 20 times. It's like she just needs to tell every detail. 🤣🤣

Dana,😂😂😂😂, you get the back story to that already back story given!! I must say that can be exhausting to the listener!!

Dana,😂😂😂😂, you get the back story to that already back story given!! I must say that can be exhausting to the listener!!

Sounds like my Dad!! I was always saying Can you get to the Point? LMAO  I miss him. : (

Sounds like my Dad!! I was always saying Can you get to the Point? LMAO  I miss him. : (

Luckily for your mom, thats only one technique among a lot others, so shes safe.

Luckily for your mom, thats only one technique among a lot others, so shes safe.

@boyeatsworld Not all women. I'm the polar opposite. If I'm being interrogated the only words they're hearing is, "I want a lawyer."

@boyeatsworld Not all women. I'm the polar opposite. If I'm being interrogated the only words they're hearing is, "I want a lawyer."

The fact that a woman is telling another woman to get to the point is funny by its own.

The fact that a woman is telling another woman to get to the point is funny by its own.

OMG! That's exactly how Ricky's mom is...and I'm Ricky's mom! I hope to hell NO ONE ever suspects me in a crime that JCS analyzes...my yammering on and on ALONE would throw me in prison.

OMG! That's exactly how Ricky's mom is...and I'm Ricky's mom! I hope to hell NO ONE ever suspects me in a crime that JCS analyzes...my yammering on and on ALONE would throw me in prison.

@FifthAssassin Found myself showing friends my passport if I am narrating a journey or holiday lol.

@FifthAssassin Found myself showing friends my passport if I am narrating a journey or holiday lol.

MOMS LOL, sounds just like my mom, omg! :) I always say that as well.

MOMS LOL, sounds just like my mom, omg! :) I always say that as well.

I'm that mom too!
May I ask? How was her childhood?
I ask because I NEVER was able to explain myself as I was told to keep quiet so when I was able to finally speak freely....I would be very detailed and yes drawn out because I wanted to be heard and understood. I also am ADHD so I talk a lot when I explain things....
I always warn people please be patient with me. Telling me to get to the point just shuts me down and upsets me.....not fair to not let me speak.
So some people are just hardwired to be overly expressive due to life's circumstances so afford them the respect to speak.

I feel bad for my mom bc I tell her all the time ma whats the most important part of your story. I'll ask her a few times and every time she shares something else lol, but I think that's just an adverse effect of being very passionate when you speak, you forget the point if your story

Wanna get all info out there so no one can say I changed my story if I leave out a stupid detail that I think would not matter but find out that it's really important.

Wanna get all info out there so no one can say I changed my story if I leave out a stupid detail that I think would not matter but find out that it's really important.

Oh man me too. I get made fun of so bad. Lol

Oh man me too. I get made fun of so bad. Lol

LMAO, I do that ALL the time, thats what my husband & kids tell me, Get to the point!!  Too Funny

LMAO, I do that ALL the time, thats what my husband & kids tell me, Get to the point!!  Too Funny

My mum is guilty of long drawn out explaination's too. Also, she will start a conversation nd have long pauses in her sentences cos she "thinking"! Annoying, cos I just like people to get to the point lol

@Phoenix DaVida same here on the ADHD and overexplaining. Very possible that mom here is undiagnosed.

@Phoenix DaVida same here on the ADHD and overexplaining. Very possible that mom here is undiagnosed.

I love when people take their time to talk. I've been told to "get to the point" by a 'friend' who has an attention span of a cricket when I talked like 2 sentences. Makes me want to never tell them anything again.

You! You have my mom! Either that or you’re talking about my mom too!

You! You have my mom! Either that or you’re talking about my mom too!

@Tessie Deselich Same! Like stop asking me questions before I've even finished LOL.

@Tessie Deselich Same! Like stop asking me questions before I've even finished LOL.

With enough infomation and well prepared , its easy to know which one is a lie or not .

With enough infomation and well prepared , its easy to know which one is a lie or not .

Moms in a nutshell, gotta love them! :'D

Moms in a nutshell, gotta love them! :'D

@mdcs1992 I busted out laughing at this. It's so me 😂😭💀 I also send long paragraph texts and my family sends back: "k". Infuriating 😂😂

@mdcs1992 I busted out laughing at this. It's so me 😂😭💀 I also send long paragraph texts and my family sends back: "k". Infuriating 😂😂

You mean someone that loves to waste other people’s time?...

You mean someone that loves to waste other people’s time?...

I do too!! I feel like I have to explain everything in long drawn out detail 😟

I do too!! I feel like I have to explain everything in long drawn out detail 😟

@B33st1ng Well, lets hope so. Lol <br>It seems my mom isn't the only  rambler.  I love the hell out of that woman but she is basically incapable of shutting up.

@B33st1ng Well, lets hope so. Lol
It seems my mom isn't the only  rambler.  I love the hell out of that woman but she is basically incapable of shutting up.

I’m in this post and i don’t like it 😂😂😂😂 my mom says that to me so the time! “Tess get to the point i don’t need all the details” but then she’ll ask questions she would have had the answer to if she didn’t tell me to fast forward lol

LOL my husband does this with literally everything.

LOL my husband does this with literally everything.

But you can tell the difference between a chatty person and a nervous person, plus situations change people's attitudes lol.

But you can tell the difference between a chatty person and a nervous person, plus situations change people's attitudes lol.

I'm the same...just can't stfu. If you see 2 people talking and one of them looks bored.....I'm the other one.

I'm the same...just can't stfu. If you see 2 people talking and one of them looks bored.....I'm the other one.

I know! I'm kinda like that too... But  I also have ADD.

I know! I'm kinda like that too... But  I also have ADD.


Update: Lee Rodarte was sentenced to 40 years (minus credit for time already served) after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. The charges of tampering with evidence and abusing a dead body were dropped in the plea deal.

@Alex Lopez it may have been something else certainly, who knows. Assuming that it definitely wasn’t the threat of losing his job is precluding his irrationality.

thanks for the update. this was the comment i was looking for.

My opinion is, crimes like this there should be no plea bargaining of any kind!!!...

@Liz I think so but thirty years is mandatory.

@Harry Knackers What blows my mind more is some people on this thread think he’s a little darling that just made the wrong choice.

@Alex Lopez literally the entire point of my comment was to point out how unlikely it was that the job was the motive. Please take a moment to reread.

@Ephin  Restaurant job? Are you serious? You think someone would kill to defend that job? I’m 99% sure she didn’t want to date him for being on drugs and killed her. Seems like u could use all these videos 💀

@Coltafanan Studios  yes, but is that due to removing capitol punishment? There are many factors that have changed from the past that contribute to less crimes.

@justin snider lol yeah cuz making sentences harsher stopped people back in the day from doing crimes. If anything, people commit less crimes now than they did then

@justin snider
I actually do believe that the less frequent use of capital punishment, and certainly its use more privately, did much to bring down the rate of murder. People do not commit crimes because they feel like the punishment is light (in fact, people who commit crimes are not trying to be punished at all if possible), but because they believe that there is nothing morally wrong with their actions.

If one believes that a crime such as murder is immoral, they will be reluctant to commit that crime, regardless of its penalty. But if they believe that murder is morally acceptable, they will not be so hesitant to murder even if the punishment is strict.

When executions are performed frequently and publicly, the value of human life is diminished, and people are therefore more likely to see nothing wrong with taking it.

@A. Velderrain  crime was higher in the past for many reasons and i doubt the removal off capitol punishment had much if anything to do with murder rates dropping. Life in prison is a pretty good deterrent for most people, but not all.

@justin snider
But places that have eliminated capital punishment do not have higher murder rates than places that do. And historically, punishments were much harsher than they are today (public flogging, public execution even for nonviolent crimes) and yet crime was even higher in the past than it is today.

Capital punishment doesn't deter murder, the only justification for it is, in my opinion, the moral justification that people who take the life of another deserve to have their life taken from them.

@Harry Knackers  yeah bring back public hangings and I think a lot of folks will think twice before committing cold blooded murder. If the moral compass isn’t enough you’ve got to scare the shit out of some people.

@justin snider I'd rather just put them in the meat grinder, but I admit I'm on the harsher end of the scale.

@Harry Knackers there is always a chance of some crazy stuff going down at trial, like key evidence being deemed inadmissible or some other loophole, it saves a lot of time and resources and brings the chance of them getting off to zero to make a plea like this. Sometimes they just make a deal so the killers will tell them where they put the body, so the family can have a burial as well.

It blows my mind why plea deals are pursued in cases like this.

I wonder how it would have went if this was actually a  mistake and he called an ambulance / 911 immediately.

@Liz 40 years minus time served is hardly life. He'll have to serve a minimum and then apply.

He's trying to appeal and use the Stand Your Ground law. I'm assuming he doesn't like prison that much.

@Mark Feagans no way that was the motive. If you believed that you belived everything his said when he started talking.

@Mark Feagans I know that was said, but that’s definitely not a clear statement of motive. I’m sure he <b>could</b> have killed her because he didn’t want to lose his restaurant job (?), but he was also lying through his teeth at that point. When he brought that up, he was still denying it.

@Mark Feagans I know that was said, but that’s definitely not a clear statement of motive. I’m sure he *could* have killed her because he didn’t want to lose his restaurant job (?), but he was also lying through his teeth at that point. When he brought that up, he was still denying it.

The motive for this murder was admitted to in the interrogation by Lee himself. In many workplaces, it is against company policy for managers to be involved with subordinates. He says this in the beginning of the interrogation.


Savannah deserved so, so much better. She left a big impact on our community and is missed dearly by those who were close to her. I did not know her personally but we shared many of the same friends. Watching this play out was heartbreaking, we were all so scared for her and confused.


you changed the title from "The case of Lee Rodarte" to "The last person seen with Savannah." Whatever it is the reason this change was made, it's amazing to feel you alive. Thank you for everything. True Crime youtube isn't the same without you <3 we hope you are okay.


Crazy to think that this channel draws so much views without flashy titles or attractive thumbnails to boost clickbait. It really comes to show the quality of its content. Please keep making these, no matter what YouTube thinks. I make the commitment to join your Patreon if you have one, you truly deserve a huge audience and much more.<br>Keep up the good work!

Crazy to think that this channel draws so much views without flashy titles or attractive thumbnails to boost clickbait. It really comes to show the quality of its content. Please keep making these, no matter what YouTube thinks. I make the commitment to join your Patreon if you have one, you truly deserve a huge audience and much more.
Keep up the good work!

I think it's because the content is compelling. Everything on the channel is real, authentic and dramatic, insofar as it is tragic and comedic.

@Jonathan Pluto  not that anyone knows of. If you look at the community tan on their page. There is a brief explanation for why they don’t post anymore.

@Katie G How is JCS clickbait if it's actually a video uploaded by JCS? If the video wasn't uploaded by JCS then i would have to agree with you...

er, it's the JCS bit that's the clickbait.

@Pepperkill Development Do they upload them anywhere else?

They don’t upload videos here from over an year .