Female detective Natalie Portman going for the Oscar.

She completely ruins the interrogation. She doesn't let the suspect talk. She's way too dramatic and emotional.

The other detective is doing a great job. And she stepped in to almost ruin it.

Luckily they had him dead to rights already.

@Cody Ingram They try that route because it can be effective. Not all killers are psychopaths without empathy, some people kill because they lose control and snap in a highly emotional situation. These types of killers often feel bad for what they did and that's why appealing to their humanity might work, it makes it easier for them to admit to something they're ashamed of. Also, looking at an interrogation from the outside, it's very easy to spot all these tactics that the detectives employ. But when you're in that situation and you know you're guilty, you're in a very vulnerable and stressful emotional state and the detectives are slowly increasing the pressure, making it difficult to think clearly. This stress can become so unbearable that confessing seems like the best way to get out of this situation. It is highly effective which is also why there's an issue with false confessions.

I think she's really effective. That kind of emotionalism is scary as hell when you're confronted, I'd imagine. Think of seeing someone crying, you want to stop it. May seem cringy, but damn, it worked

S'arah Triel agreed. It seems really fake but I think when you're under that pressure Nicolas Cage is as good an actor as Tom Cruise

Come on bro.. her acting is way better than natalie portman

@arbj you're wrong about that; it actually worked

@Disc or Dye Hell yeah. Like you could hear him getting annoyed just from hearing her voice.

@Disc or Dye Nah, she isn't. She's an incredibly smart detective and with her colleague she fucking nailed this killer. Her acting was shit and she shouldn't try that over the top empathy bit again with anybody who has an IQ higher than Rodarte's. But aside from that cringeworthy performance, she's a badass and a way better interrogator than most homicide investigators in this country. Seriously. Think of all the shitty ass police departments across the country who don't have anywhere near the resources that a city as large as Jacksonville has. Check out the podcast Bear Brook if you want to hear about some absolutely terrible police work when it comes to homicide investigations in towns in Minnesota. I hate Jacksonville so I'm not trying to promote their police or anything but I feel the need to defend this woman who is very good at her job. Smart cops deserve praise from us even though they are certainly in the minority. Nonetheless, FILM EVERY COP AND DEFUND THE POLICE! November 3 is coming soon, y'all. Let's flip the fucking senate and get to work.

She's so god damn annoying. She's a terrible detective...

@jacktsang05 actually no they were clearly working in tandem.
You can clearly see her tap his foot when she needs him to stop talking and he obliges her.
They had planned the emotional woman act (yes it was all an act) perhaps to remind him of Savannah or her mother (so he feels like he's confessing to them and not a detective).
She actively reminded him of her being a mother (again to invoke Savannahs mother) as the concerned mother is easier to confess to than the police detective who can throw you in prison, hence why she "interrupts" the more traditional detective.
The fact that he so instantly regretted confessing suggested to me that he wouldn't have done so, so easily to a traditional detective where the stakes are clearer and the emotions less heightened.
Remember shes a professional detective not an "emotional woman" but i guess people still have an issue with stereotypically feminine behaviour in the police force even when its highly effective.

@The Master of Whispers A question for the likes of every serial killer in history. It's terrifying what one person can do in a confined space.

I dont agree.  I think she became too emotional.  This would compromise the pressure the male detective had going.

More of a chef's shirt than a coat I'd say

Thought she was more of an Anne Hathaway personally...

Cringe performance. Yup, sounds like an Oscar all right.

KC Nicky AGREED! should had never said ANYTHING except I WANT A LAWER

@The Master of Whispers they found the body where he said it was in the state he said it was. Must be real enough

Ironically, when I searched for lee rodarte on wikipedia, the first result was the actress natalie Portman. Wtf

Yeah was a bit cringey but it worked lol

@Test Rabbit you would have to be pro Isreal or  an anthropogenic climate change denier for that to happen.

No, not making light of the missing girl at all...but I can't say the idea of Natalie Portman interrogating me in a mean way wouldn't appeal to me.

Can I get Natalie Portman to arrest me and use enhanced interrogation techniques on me?👹

Cody Ingram because they ARE human... evil isn’t born it’s made through pain, trauma and loneliness. When they say this, it’s to subconsciously trigger whatever shred of humanity they still have

@S'arah Triel totally made it easier for this guy to lie some more. He didn't confess because of her screeching. And he didn't confess the truth anyway.

He just killed a woman, does he really care about the female officer's feelings?

@The Master of Whispers If you don't know a damn thing about the procedure don't make an arse of yourself criticising professionals who successfully got a confession.

@The Master of Whispers I dont believe he did confess, i believe he sort of half confessed to something roughly related to something and their claiming it was a ful confession so they arent showing the crucial point of the video.

@S'arah Triel But it worked and that's what matters

S'arah Triel so fake until you are in that situation, and besides, if it isn’t broken there’s no need to fix it, the strategy worked


Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah"<br>Lee: "ahh, that puts me in mind of a tale"

Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah"
Lee: "ahh, that puts me in mind of a tale"

@HunterG_YT "so how long ago have you known Savannah?"<br>Lee: "my dog stepped on a bee"

@HunterG_YT "so how long ago have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "my dog stepped on a bee"

@JJ Yup, for many (myself included), that's the hyperactive element. I never considered myself physically hyperactive, but it was pointed out that the hyperactivity can be internal (especially mentally hyperactive), which comes out as excessive talking and fidgetting/toe-tapping, etc (all of which I absolutely do).

Steroids cause excessive talking,too.So does cocaine.

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@gänsefüßchen thai It's a random quote, to describe how Lee Rodarte is deflecting the conversation to anything other than the question he is being asked. Talking without purpose or meaning,

@gänsefüßchen thai it is the emoji for "thinking face"

@gänsefüßchen thai When the police ask a simple question like "How do you know that person?", the usual response is short: "We work together" or "We went to high school together"; Something short and simple. It's funny that when this guy was asked how he knew Savannah, he answered it like like he was asked to write a 20 page story about their entire relationship.

@gänsefüßchen thai hi neighbour! I'm Dutch haha. I couldn't really explain. I just tried to type a explanation but it won't help you I think haha. He is referring to the suspect telling a whole long ass story after just one simple question. I think it comes down to that.

I am german and dont really know what this means? can someone explain🤔

Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"<br>Lee: "Years ago I was Chinese..."

Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "Years ago I was Chinese..."

@Jacob Hively Ironic, right? I take Adderall to curb excessive talking due to my ADHD. But when someone without ADHD takes Adderall, it causes them to talk excessively. It's tough to determine whether the Adderall made him talk, the guilt made him talk, or maybe he had undiagnosed ADHD (like myself for 33 years) and the Adderall actually curbed the steady stream of consciousness.

hope your new year’s resolution goes well


He killed her over a stupid job, WTH a Job, you ruined your life and took another person's life for WHAT a job.


"Innocent people tend to give short answers"<br>Genuinely talkative people: 👁 👄 👁

"Innocent people tend to give short answers"
Genuinely talkative people: 👁 👄 👁

I’ve always had an issue with rambling and going on tangents.  I’m really bad at talking so I always throw up a lot of random words, hope they make sense, and then piece together what I can when I’m done.

If I’m ever a suspect in a crime, I better have a good alibi or I’m fucked.

@Cloud Hwa Just because someone is talkative like that doesn't mean they're lying.  Like how if someone has a runny nose, they probably have a cold.  Or it could just be allergies.  Its not conclusive.

Additionally:
“It’s because guilty people are looking for approval”
People who need approval from everyone: 👁 👄 👁

@Cloud Hwa I feel that bro, im the same way

Literally yes! I was thinking the same thing! I'm like, but what if I'm just talkative and want to be thorough with my response 🥲

@Cloud Hwa it's a known trait of autism, as long as the fragments make sense when put together in the right order you don't have to worry, the only time it would be an issue is if you was lying and the fragments changed or the whole story didn't add up

Innocent people also don't normally commit murder.

I would be taken to fucking jail 🤡 I don’t feel like I’ve answered properly unless I cover the context, relevance, and my point in saying it. I’m also prone to going on tangents if prompted... genuinely, I am long-winded and apparently guilty.

honestly this made me freakout bc im autistic and as a child my mom told me to always tell me the whole story bc i used to say fragmented nonsense information, so usually when people just ask me a simple question, i explain the whole story of just one simple answer JHSDHJASD AND I RLY CANNOT TURN IT OFF I JUST PROVED MY POINT ON THIS COMMENT ITSELF

Also, wouldn't anyone get nervous when being interrogated at a police station regardless of guilt or innocence? lol

Remember it says ‘tends to’. Does not mean you are guilty just cause you gave a long answer

Even talkative people understand when to shut up. Talkative people aren't dumb they just like to talk.

yea, the short awnser reaponse isnt legit


If a detective is literally begging me to tell them something it would make me think that they don't have a case unless I open my mouth.

@Cathy Sandoval you guys have literally two words in your vocabulary and thats "energy" and "pick me"

@Cathy Sandoval you guys have literally two words in your vocabulary and thats "energy" and "pick me"

@sydney you guys have literally one joke. can y’all come up with something better

@sydney you guys have literally one joke. can y’all come up with something better

@Sarah literally that tactic was rehearsed, and it earns a confession in only a couple minutes

@Sarah literally that tactic was rehearsed, and it earns a confession in only a couple minutes

You have no idea what it would make you think

You have no idea what it would make you think

i agree.  i thought this at first but it seemed to be getting at him since he looked more emotional as she kept begging. seems like it worked well to appeal to his emotions, otherwise i'm sure they would try a different approach if it wasn't working.

@Al Wilson the statement isn't factual and is based entirely within stereotypes

@Al Wilson the statement isn't factual and is based entirely within stereotypes

@K kitty Cat kat Lmao. Look how mad people respond. Not a single person can tell you why you're wrong, they just get angry. That's how you know you're right.

@K kitty Cat kat thats awfully sexist of you.

@K kitty Cat kat thats awfully sexist of you.

They already got him on video. They know he got her. He just had to say how she was I guess? (Dead)

They already got him on video. They know he got her. He just had to say how she was I guess? (Dead)

@moodyflowers I know I'm supposed to take offense to these weak insults, but Ad hominems aren't an argument. You can try again or keep crying though.

@Sarah I think it was intended to fluster the killer. Showing a woman begging him to do something would bring back strong memories.

I like the person who said, "Stop watching crime shows" and follows it up with go watch Silence of the Lambs. Just beautiful!

Yeah but keep in mind that they already found him to be a liar and the one who drove her away for the last time. Easily enough to get a search warrant and convict him. The only valuable info left would've been if she was alive.

Lmao and that’s why you aren’t a detective huh

Lmao and that’s why you aren’t a detective huh

@K kitty Cat kat and you've been a Police detective for how long? These guys pull these routines all the time.

@K kitty Cat kat and you've been a Police detective for how long? These guys pull these routines all the time.

I think they were trying to guilt-trip him into confessing. He'll let his guard down and if he pities her he'll be less likely to antagonize her and more likely to talk.

@David that´s why you don´t talk to anybody without a lawer !

@David that´s why you don´t talk to anybody without a lawer !

@K kitty Cat kat and you were so proud to admit that wow

@K kitty Cat kat and you were so proud to admit that wow

Dude she was in full control. If it induced a cringe reaction in you so did it in the suspect. At a blink she was able to switch meaning it was an act.. it's called mind games.

@Masha A. And that other person responded to someone else and so on, what's your point? plus, in first place, you were the one speaking about "#i'mnotlikeothergirls" and trying to criticize her just for saying facts about the case... And you're saying that I'm the one jumping the gun 😂😂😂

@Anónimo Rojo I responded to someone else you the one jumping the gun

@Anónimo Rojo I responded to someone else you the one jumping the gun

@Masha A. Thanks for pointing it out, now I think you're not like the other girls

@Masha A. Thanks for pointing it out, now I think you're not like the other girls

@David But they did? I mean the confession would only seal the deal and make the case easier, if he didn’t say anything they’d still have something to work with

@K2ggers What are you saying? did you even read what i said?

@K2ggers What are you saying? did you even read what i said?

@JustPlaying All women are bad at interrogation does NOT mean all men are good. If only you were capable of critical thinking.

@Sarah how can you say she was hindering the interrogation when the suspect admitted his guilty shortly after.

@Sarah how can you say she was hindering the interrogation when the suspect admitted his guilty shortly after.

@K kitty Cat kat Women pretty much aren't built for interrogations. I noticed it as well, and its a common theme in many cases. Kudos to you for sticking to your opinion, and not letting the typical virtue signaling, shaming, and gas lighting of the NPC's here change it

@K kitty Cat kat big #imnotlikeothergirls energy

@K kitty Cat kat big #imnotlikeothergirls energy

@River Bleu Pretty bad they have to many "women moments"

@River Bleu Pretty bad they have to many "women moments"

I think they were betting that the victim was begging in a similar manner. The interrogation takes place the same time of day as the crime, too.

@Al Wilson miss boy there are several people here who share my sentiments and explain exactly why. Women are not bad at interrogations, they get confessions from people everyday. Just because one woman was bad during an interrogation does not mean she reflects all women. There are plenty of male detectives who have botched interrogations.

@K kitty Cat kat my initial response watching this is similar for this lady, but you have to think clearly. If you've ever tried lying to authority before this is actually very effective, when someone is so insistent about knowing the truth it is debilitating because you feel like they are inside your head, and they know what you know. If I've felt that for lying about stealing or some petty shit, then imagine how it would feel in the case of murder. I get its annoying to watch but when you're actually there it can make you crumble.

however, I will say that they basically revealed their hand too early. They could have exhausted everything before getting to this point, and the way they worked together was counterintuitive almost. Like she would say "I know she didn't get out of your car, just tell. the truth" and the guy would immediately back track and say "were not saying you did anything, just tell us what you know" like TF? that's not a strategy like people would think it's a failure to commit to one homogenous narrative, which indicated they have a weak position. So yea, my only critique is that they should have exhausted everything beforehand before getting to this point, and the execution of it wasn't very organic imo. But as the guy says the suspect is very charismatic, and so maybe he was too confident and too quick on his feet to play games with, for example the self-inflicted part was pretty good imo, that to me would indicate that it's going to be hard to trick him.

then again idk shit I'm just procrastinating from exams

@K kitty Cat kat literally had nothing to do with her being female. I think it was only pointed out to be able to tell which one they were referencing

@K kitty Cat kat Your comment is incredibly dumb. This investigator obtained a confession. We didn't even see the moments of the final confession, the break could have been entirely by her initiative, yet in you misogynistic world view you haven't even afforded the benefit of that doubt, you preferred to choose a male hero. She is clearly working effectively with her partner in a coordinated manner, they have practiced and are even using signals amongst themselves. I agree I was surprised to see that amount of pleading as it could signify weakness to the criminal and give them confidence, but it could also press a question that the criminal can't be afforded escape from, or it could have any other plethora of effects on this man which this woman was evidently very attuned to. You have seen a few JCS and think you know every element of interrogation. It takes years of practice to perform well on the spot, a single word or gesture could alter the interrogation, different lines of questioning have different outcomes that can't be objectively evaluated, the only standard of evaluation is whether or not it works, and it worked. This woman is literally sitting in a high profile murder interrogation after years of professional success in her career. I wish JCS would do a video on how dumb you are to think you know more than this murder investigator #Dunning–Kruger effect.

Cause youre not guilty, he was. That weighs on you man. There putting pressure on him from two sides the nice dude and the hysterical lady

@River Bleu Yes, completely ignore whether the statement might be factual or not...that does not enter into the PC society

@River Bleu Yes, completely ignore whether the statement might be factual or not...that does not enter into the PC society

@H R very true. And I didn't think about the struggle that shook the car  before she was killed where she could had been pleading and begging as well. Either way it worked and resonated with him and caused him to confess.

@war32mec eyes can say a lot. And it’s possible she broke away at some point to say “please no, stop” or something, strangling someone to death takes several minutes.

@Zeus Almighty but most people who commit crimes or even those whom are innocent, dont think " i should shut up and get a lawyer." Instead They think I'll just tell them everything i think they would want to hear or my innocent side of the story and I'll be fine. They think talking puts them in a good spot to look like they are being honest and could had never committed the crime they are suspected of. All your doing when you answer questions is setting your self up. Innocent or guilty. Everything you say is being analyzed and applied to the crime by these police.  innocent or not you've given them some kinda data to be applied and some times manipulated to fit their narrative of what they think happened even if they could be wrong. Never talk to the police in these situations. Getting a lawyer and remaining silence is not an admission of guilt, it's just you protecting your self from being misrepresented by what you said to Leo's.

@H R if he was strangling her I dont think she'd be saying anything near that if at all. But it worked to get him to break so effective I guess.

That’s the whole point, so you can under estimate us.

That’s the whole point, so you can under estimate us.

He definitely could have beat this. All he had to do was 🤐🤫

He definitely could have beat this. All he had to do was 🤐🤫

@K kitty Cat kat omg I remember this women she did my fucking head in and also got him a nice sandwich during interrogation. 🧀💀

Around 30:15, I wonder if the detective is begging and pleading, saying “I know you’re not evil” to possibly trigger the suspect by reminding him of the victim’s pleas before he killed her. If she was, it’s pretty brilliant. Bring him back to that moment where he took another human being’s life, bringing his guilt and emotions to a peak where he may just break down and confess.

Exactly. It is putting the suspect in a position of power where they will feel like he has the advantage in the situation. I don't really understand why the female detective decided to go with this technique... I guess it worked in the long run, but it's still kind of odd.

@David Her remains were at his house.  They had evidence to show she never got out of his car at the parking lot,  So a judge would have issued a search warrant to his house.  They would have had a case on him but it may have been more difficult to get him a long sentence.

i think her emotion was great and whether u can admit it or not it did help him admit it. she was A LOT though like if he didn’t say anything he probably would’ve been fine

@K kitty Cat kat bruh that was planned as you heard in the beginning “it is rehearsed” and the male investigator gave three knocks on the table for her to start crying. Or gain sympathy. 😐

Fist time I’ve seen interrogator cry for a confession

Fist time I’ve seen interrogator cry for a confession

@K kitty Cat kat this is very much pick me energy.. lmao

@K kitty Cat kat this is very much pick me energy.. lmao

@K kitty Cat kat How bad women are at interrogations??? Don’t do that.

@K kitty Cat kat How bad women are at interrogations??? Don’t do that.

Ahhh, but you see?. . they Did get to where they needed to be for Lee to confess.

Ahhh, but you see?. . they Did get to where they needed to be for Lee to confess.

@K kitty Cat kat have you seen the case of steven mcdaniel? the interrogators were men and they we're absolutely fucking awful, the only thing they did that interrogation was shame him for not washing his clothes and not having friends

@K kitty Cat kat what a misogynistic take

@K kitty Cat kat what a misogynistic take

Exactly. I just wrote a whole dang comment about how bad women are at interrogations. Pleading and begging? No. The male investigator did good work, without him she would've gotten nowhere. The other interrogation where the woman was beyond cringy, whiny, begging and pleading was the case in Canada where the Chinese gamer killed his elderly neighbors. So far Tammy Lee from the C Watts case is the only female interrogator worth her salt.

I agree. I felt that the lady was hindering the interrogation if anything.  She’d also talk over the other detective a lot which was frustrating


The female police officer's ULTRA-CALCULATED hysterics are amazing.

You can tell she is really getting under the guy's skin.

Props to both investigators!

I know she's acting, but it hurt so much to hear her plead like that and her voice breaking a bit almost made wanna confess to a crime I didn't commit

It's classic, she was the bad cop, male was the good cop. She kept pushing and the male detective kept giving Rodarte possible outs to draw him back in

@Cibo From A Diverging Timeline I had the same feeling and reading through these comments made me understand just how brilliant her work was. At first i thought she was kind of interfering with what the male detective was trying to do but now i see how she was playing the part.

@Cibo From A Diverging Timeline Totally agree. She was highly irritating. Emotional in a useless way. The male detective would have got the confession without her anyway.

she did her part very well, and male investigator did really good too at the start, but he was interrupting her when she was doing well.

@Matthew Burgner Yes! It was a very 'gender-motivated' crime. The guy had always done well with women, etc.

People who don't realize how calculated this was, how they're trying to leverage his relationship with women, are just weird lol.

I want to give this comment two likes, all these comments about the female officer being too emotional, they just don't gets it.

@Cibo From A Diverging Timeline well then she did a good job 🤣

I honestly couldn't watch the female detective. I was like lady shut it ngl. It worked though and they got a confession but she was annoying the crap out of me.

then that mixed with the male detectives more cynical projection , god they are the perfect compliments to each-other.

they’re an amazing team!! smart & calculated

right??? she’s putting on the performance of a lifetime


Love how the murders always try to shred the victim's character. She was spreading the rumors that they were boning.. and he just couldn't handle it.. she was doing heroin... dude, PLEASE.

@P Pumpkin It's called drugs friend, you can see the hallmarks of him being under the effects of drugs at the end when he starts expressing what he is thinking which clearly were racing thoughts, I also believe that how he described Savannah is not who she was but rather who he is, he is probably addicted to drugs and since some people by nature already have the tendency to lose control over their actions, when they take drugs then they can murder people over anything and that is what he did, there is no other explanation, sure some women can be very nasty despite them appearing to be sweet and friendly but on the inside are pure evil, look at those lunatics Jodi and Dalia, but I do not think Savannah was anything like that and if she was, that still is no reason to harm her let alone murder her, when people are bad you just skip them and move on with your life, simple as that, right?

LoL ...like u wouldn't do him ..hot Mexican dude ..every girls dream boy

She may have been talking about their relationship, which would cause him to lose his job.   There must have been something in the relationship where she was abused, otherwise I don't see a motivation for him to murder her.

even if it was true. still no reason to kill lol.


they cut footage and say ya he confessed i call bullshit


Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "You see, when I was a young lad, my mother did methamphetamines..."

Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"
Lee: "You see, when I was a young lad, my mother did methamphetamines..."


Traffic camera when someone has murdered somebody: 5 pixels<br>Traffic camera when you make a right turn on red: 100 trillion pixels

Traffic camera when someone has murdered somebody: 5 pixels
Traffic camera when you make a right turn on red: 100 trillion pixels

Horrible crime but can't help laugh how close detective sitting to him

@J. 'Chilly' Dawson I read it- and your post sounds like the raving of a lunatic.

@J. 'Chilly' Dawson don't forget those Million dollar fighter jet UFO videos..worst than Nintendo graphics

the difference is traffic cameras are paid for by the city, which has more money
SECURITY cameras are paid privately by business owners.
I could go into more details on why they are usually shit, but its too long for a post
and chances are no one is reading this anyway

Here we are towards the end of 2021 and yet security cameras still run at .0001 fps with a whopping 2 pixels

Traffic monitoring cameras record VIDEO 24/7, which is 99.99999% uneventful and requires significant amount of storage for one week of footage, and is therefore limited in quality = Apples

Traffic cameras for fines take STILL PHOTOS a few times a day, which requires far less storage and as it is a single image, can be magnitudes higher quality = Oranges

Now let's compare the two...

It really shows where municipal governments put your tax money. Even the cameras in that room are bad. But they can get a clear photo of the expiration sticker on your plate when they can fine you 400$

@S. N welcome to the great "country" known as the USA

So freaking true. Spots my motorcycle small ass plates going 80. 😏

@T H I thought the same
Lol
:”perfect match”

Lol

On many roads making a right turn on red is not allowed.

I live in a right on red state. I forget there are even states you can't turn right on red. Whack.

@Nate Johnson it is unless you dont come to a complete stop and thats up the the officer's judgement. I got a ticket for it 2 years ago and not only was it a 500$ ticket, it also jacked up my insurance 70$ a month because of another ticket i had. Not only is it bullshit cuz I looked both ways but the compounding tickets make my insurance ass for the next 5  years. Cops have that data and knowingly give you the ticket just to ruin anything you had going for you. I didnt put anyone in danger that day, I just turned right on a red going 5mph.

There's a big difference between surveillance camera and DSLR with quick exposure (shutter speed), synchronized with a bright Xenon flash

@auto144p well,i dont really care where the money goes when it comes to traffic laws.Because wether we like it or not,people die in the road.And if you think that violent crimes are responsible for more deaths than traffic accodents,well they are not.Because approximately 1.4 million doe every year from car crashes and 400 mil from homicides.And well,if we are that stupid that we dont want to wear a seatbelt or a helmet,or we do cross a red light,then we deserve the fines that come with them

@Xrhstos Pex imagine thinking "getting milked for doing non-violent crimes" is a good thing. where does the money go? it doesn't go back into the communities or anything that benefits the people. it goes into pockets.

Bruhhhh lmao.. you can see me sipping my Starbucks coffee and everything !! Shit makes no sense

hahah. so true, I could even see my dogs expression sitting next to me on that damm police bill :)))

Right on red is legal in Delaware, ride on red is legal in Pennsylvania

Exactly why I never make a right turn on red when murdering someone

Yeah, and that was no 2012 Malibu but they said it was a perfect match. It’s an older model.

@SoshJam with a flash.Dont forget the flash 😂

@Xrhstos Pex making a right turn on a red light is legal though, i do it all the time

@Xrhstos Pex I was obviously being very sarcastic. Yes being fined is on us if we don't follow the law, but we are clearly talking about the camera quality in 2 different situations. It's just a bunch of people being very sarcastic on a real issue in this thread. No one of us has meant to trigger you...

@S. N since when does crossing a red light is keeping anyone safe?Yes,fines is a way to gather money,because we are too stupid to even wear a seatbelt without being threatened to.This is on us

Getting money is more important than people's safety, huh...


"Innocent people will give short, concise answers"<br>Me, a hopeless babbler: Shiiiiiiit

"Innocent people will give short, concise answers"
Me, a hopeless babbler: Shiiiiiiit

@Professionally Correct This is usually where I hold up my middle finger and say "Quantify this!"

Why you guilty of literally everything bro??

I just hope I don't get arrested for being on the wrong place at the wrong time

Yes this is not exactly true. They are saying if he's innocent he won't see the cops as a threat, but that's bullshit, the cops are a threat whether or not you are innocent because you can wind up in jail, accused just the same if you are innocent

That is me I just cant stop thinking when I speak to people that I like..

Example if my friend asks me about my day, I would give them 2 whole paragraphs explaining where I went, what I ate, who I spoke to, my form of transpitation and what I woke up to.

@LouLou i feel u.i suck w ppl why im single love ur prof pic its adorable

@Clay Punk i have brain dmg and major memory loss. So i forget or get lost in conversation and thought if u pressure me. More so i have even forgotten my own name at wallmart checkout. When i used a cc card they ask my name it caught me off guard and i couldn't remember. Almost got arrested i did nothing wrong.

So i feel u.

Yeah if I was in an interrogation I would probably look guilty, I ramble like a madman. But I’d probably also do so with a smile and sense of excitement. So that probably wouldn’t help either.

Leaving them alone for along time doesn't work on psychopaths.  They don't feel empathy for anyone they hurt or kill.  They would only be mad if caught.  Which shows that normal people with anger issues kill sometimes.

Same. If i was being falsely investigated id talk a LOT. like ill tell you my soul, bro.

@m0rality have we been having the same therapy sessions?

That was my exact thought, whoopsies. Can’t even talk to my therapist without going on a 20 minute rant about like Mac n cheese when we’re talking about my home life…

@Clay Punk HEY. Now what we're NOT gonna do is say things like THAT. Cause now I'm concerned for my mental health.

ikr. I would've tried to be extra helpful and dig deep into our whole history lol.

@Robzilla Sharp thinking; you'd be rather pissed off.

If you sat there for 90 minutes arrested for some bs, you’d be pretty short and concise

@Clay Punk Man, same here!!! I would never imagine that a video and a comment section would make me think about these things... Oh well

I am also a babbler, and this video made me realize that I babble exactly like the killer when my self-worth is low, when I believe I'm not good enough and feelings like that. And I realize that I feel guilty about that – I think I need to be better than I am, so I try to please people and convince them that I am better.


The long responses thing, it makes me so nervous. As someone who has bad ADHD, and I don’t take medication for it, I will ramble for so long, especially if I’m anxious, if they let me talk lmao. Like you have to stop me or I’ll go so off topic to the point where I lose everyone, and it might look deliberate. I’m hopeful that I never get interrogated 😂😅

@Joan Tinker This is the truest thing ever! Don't worry about "sounding guilty" if you say you won't talk without a lawyer. Screw that. They cannot hold that against you in ANY way. <br>I watch so many of these interrogation videos and that is the single lesson I take from all of them. I was watching one with my bf and I commented that if that were me, I would just say "I'm not saying a single word without a lawyer" and his response was "You don't want to just right away say that, they'll think you're guilty!" Poor naive fool. That really is how MOST people think though. And the cops WANT that to be the general mindset, bc then if you ever DO end up in an interrogation room, you don't want to ask for a lawyer bc you think it'll make you look bad. That's why so many of these people TALK. It's always shocking to me and I want to shake them and yell "SHUT UP!!! ASK FOR A LAWYER!" But then again, 99% of the interrogation videos I watch, the subject IS guilty, so I am GLAD they are talking and get caught.

@Joan Tinker This is the truest thing ever! Don't worry about "sounding guilty" if you say you won't talk without a lawyer. Screw that. They cannot hold that against you in ANY way.
I watch so many of these interrogation videos and that is the single lesson I take from all of them. I was watching one with my bf and I commented that if that were me, I would just say "I'm not saying a single word without a lawyer" and his response was "You don't want to just right away say that, they'll think you're guilty!" Poor naive fool. That really is how MOST people think though. And the cops WANT that to be the general mindset, bc then if you ever DO end up in an interrogation room, you don't want to ask for a lawyer bc you think it'll make you look bad. That's why so many of these people TALK. It's always shocking to me and I want to shake them and yell "SHUT UP!!! ASK FOR A LAWYER!" But then again, 99% of the interrogation videos I watch, the subject IS guilty, so I am GLAD they are talking and get caught.

Ikrrr, I have anxiety so I'd be shaking and fidgety and I'm scared that they might mistake that for guilt or something. Same as you, I really hope I'm never interrogated lol

Don't do anything ever and you'll be grand

As long as you're not a suspect to anything...ur good

As long as you don't murder anyone you'll be absolutely fine 😂

Dude just relax…it’s alright…be confident in who you are, and NEVER care what a stranger thinks of you…why would you?

Just don’t kill anyone and you’ll be fine.

If you get interrogated plead the fifth for every audition

I've tackled this topic in many comments, but i am always open to answer your concern.
The detectives are not looking JUST for rambling long responses.
In this very case they have already estabilished a BASELINE of body language and behavior of this individual days before during the questioning at the restaurant, they know how he would NORMALLY act and answer.
If it was you and you were innocent, they would have estabilished your baseline as well, and then based on that, check if the real important question have similar responses.
If you are innocent, no matter your ADHD or any quirks you may have, your body would react same in a predictable way when questioned.
If you are lying, your body doesn't, can't.
That's what the detectives are looking for, not simply the "long and winded response"

But in any case, if you are in any police questioning, no matter if innocent or guilty, LAWYER UP!

Edit:
Forgot to mention, the detectives have ALREADY proof it was him, they just needed his confession, they needed to corner him, to find his resoning for doing it.
If you are innocent, is highly unlikely you will be put in a similar interrogation.
Detectives cannot afford to interrogate someone on a hunch, they need to have solid ground and be meticulous.
So don't worry about your ADHD, that is what makes you yourself, and not a liability. :)

this was exactly what I was thinking from the moment he mentioned the thing about guilty people talking more

I thought about that, someone incriminating themselves by 'acting the wrong way', or lashing out when being wrongly accused. I'm scared that if I get interrogated for any reason, I would react 'incorrectly' if I can't prove I'm innocent. Making me look more like a culprit in the process. I'm also afraid to just confess to anything just so that it can stop and I can be alone with my thoughts. Get a lawyer.

Same. My ADHD is horrible and I can’t take meds for it because none work or they conflict with other meds. Hopefully o never get interrogated because they’ll definitely think I’m guilty

this! I'm an outgoing person with anxiety and ADHD. i also love to be helpful. add the fact i'm a writer, and you have a LOT of talking.

SAME. I have anxiety issues and I tend to ramble and over explain myself when I feel threatened or upset. Definitely comes off as sus to some people 🤦🏻♀

There's a distinct difference  in being anxious of being intimidated whilst innocent vs guilty. Most detectives can see the difference. If you have a lawyer you could ask his advice if it is wise or not to mention you have an overall sense of anxiety or can look that way because of adhd.

@Joan Tinker my mind would go immediately to "i should really ask for a lawyer but these guys seem really interested in me and what i have to say and i really wanna talk about something"

Don't talk. Ask for a lawyer. Which is what we should all do. I watch too much TV.

Same here, except I have generalised anxiety disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder. I’m so worried that if I get interrogated, I’ll end up getting falsely accused


The arrival of those text messages must have been absolutely terrifying for her family.


I have a lot of respect for the investigators and am always impressed with the creative and skillful tactics they use. However, as a major true crime fan and watching countless interrogations I’ve never once scene someone confess after the investigator says “the family deserves to know the truth.” As sad as that is to say I wonder why that seems to almost always come up in interrogation.

I think it’s in there because you never know, but also because if they can eventually 100% prove he did it the prosecution can make him look worse by playing it and going “it was cold and calculated, look how we asked him about her family and he didn’t even care.”

@rain tree: Selassie. Bless. The one good thing was that there were no "black hearts" nor systemic "cards" used. Thank goodness.

You play to every angle you can. Works better if the suspect and the victim's family know each other. One tactic on its own rarely gets the job done, but its about psychologically whittling down the suspect's defenses until they crack and either slip up, which affords more oppotunities to add pressure, or confess. Confessions aren't common, but what they say can be used against them in court, so if you can catch them slipping, or force them into a corner of defending something that can be disproven with evidence than it makes your case that much stronger.

it works if the killer has some kind of heart haha

Hopefully the killer has some guilt buried there in his black heart...also maybe it is simply paying a homage to the family....the Detectives always speak to the families first and see first hand their grief....just my thoughts. Happy New Year


Still so sad. My dad actually worked with savannah for a while at bonefish before he quit he said she was always so sweet and had such a uplifting smile everytime they worked together ❤  I really hope her family is doing well and he killer needs more time to rot in jail.

@S Meah yea love eric he threw the craziest parties. like one time he ate cheetos dipped in cherry juice while riding a scooter

@Will Hugs damn all your friends must be jealous

until he got hired by nintendo and gives me free games

my dads uncle friends also worked with savannah


Such a deeply satisfying ending.. witnessing the anguish of a killer realizing the consequences of their actions

@Original Username yeah I hate seeing people break down that I KNOW have done something awful, bc we can't turn our empathy off. so we end up feeling pity for him even though we dont want to and he certainly doesnt deserve it.

I genuinely feel bad about him crying and realizing his entire future is ruined, but at the same time that's what you get when you do some truly dumb shit and kill someone. Him realizing that this isn't what he wanted in life really made me upset, I mean we've all done things we regret (hopefully not to this degree) and the realization that you really fucked up is a truly awful one. Idk, just me overthinking things and getting anxious lol!


i love seeing how upset he gets at the end. he’s such a baby and he even says he’s not gonna make it in jail. 😂

@Christopher no part of this is amusing. a girl's life was ended for no reason and two families essentially lost a child.

Why are you laughing? It’s not amusing in anyway, it’s just sad.


For those wondering:<br>He changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to 40 years in prison

For those wondering:
He changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to 40 years in prison


This is one of my favorites! For the team utilizing patience, precision, and a simplistic yet very technical form of good cop bad cop with the added spell of this young lady giving a different feel of tension guilt and remorse to the killer to boil over with regret and come forward.


Update: Rodarte received a 40-year prison sentence in exchange for agreeing to plead guilty to second-degree murder, according to the State Attorney's Office. Other charges of tampering with evidence and abuse of a dead body were dropped in the agreement

That really, really grosses me out. Idk what the legalities are like in Florida and what minimum sentence for murder is there but seriously, he should have gotten life without parole.


These videos are great because they teach you how not to fall for their mind games. As soon as I’m pulled in for interrogation for anything, out comes the lawyer.


This female detective should consider acting as a career because she is damn convincing.

@Les Schorlemer: Well-described. Interesting words. This was an easier case to decipher with the video evidence, working toward conjectural substance. In tougher situations, the detective wouldn't have succumbed so speedily.

I thought she was kinda cringe.  Laid it on a little too thick, but I guess it worked and that's all that mattered.

@Yyyyzyyy I agree, however majority of the comments seem to indicate that she did a good job, personally I thought that whenever she spoke she was derailing the efforts of the first detective, I expected JCS to chime in about it too but he didn't - I guess it means that her approach wouldn't work on people like us

Ayesha Munawar: It's all combined. These detectives are heavily trained.

She's probably more needed in her current job lol. Not sure we need more actors.


What’s astonishing is the female detective is telling him the exact events and that they have video, yet he’s still trying to lie 🤦♂

I mean cops do lie about having evidence all the time but the fact that she knew about things in the video should have tipped him off


Update:

Rodarte received a 40-year prison sentence in exchange for agreeing to plead guilty to second-degree murder, according to the State Attorney's Office. Other charges of tampering with evidence and abuse of a dead body were dropped in the agreement.


Fascinating, because of your analysis and explanation in easy to understand language. He’s still a kid. That’s why he’s acted this way. Is this where some people who have had an easy life. Attractive to the opposite sex, loving parents never had any real worries end up. They believe they can do what they want. Would like to know what his life was before the event. He probably exaggerated her bad points to make himself look better. Is there any evidence she was a Heroin addict. She is attractive, why was she blackmailing him for a sexual relationship. Sounds like a fantasy of his.

You probably hit the nail on the head here, what you just said is probably what he told himself to justify killing the girl.


I’ve watched this one a few times and always question if the female detective is fake or sincere with her pleading. I feel like it’s something she turns off as soon as she walks out the door.

watch the full confession at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s. She turns it off way sooner, as soon as he starts confessing. Example at 2:57:45


Imagine if he got away with the murder, he had absolutely no guilt on his conscience. How do these killers live with themselves. These monsters  kill people as if they are flies.

@Big F Only a little and after the interrogation is was over. Almost all of his crying was directly in response to sharing details of the killing with the detectives. It's more obvious when you watch the entire interrogation rather than just the parts shown here.

@Abe Buckingham nah, he was crying for himself.

He's actually one of the most remorseful killers I've ever seen. He cries and shames himself for what he's done. Almost none of them do that. Most of the time they're indignant or neutral, showing no emotion or expressing any favorable sentiment for the victims. I also doubt he killed anyone before this. He's stupid and got caught easily which probably would have happened the first time too. Impulse killings of a romantic partner like this are often one-and-done.

@Jessica
Then find Mariah on facebook or other means and tell her you are sorry and ask for forgiveness so you can be at peace with yourself.

if you can't find her don't let it bother you, it's just gossip, I know it's bad but don't make a big deal out of it.

Exactly. I over analyze every interaction with another person.....I still feel guilty for talking shit behind Mariah's back in 6th grade....that eats me up all the time. I can't imagine harming another person, let alone killing them.

this dude committed murder with his bare hands and went to work the next day…I can’t even imagine


I'm Gutted!! Just finished all jcs videos in 2 days , absolutely fascinating well presented and evocative one of the best channels I've accidentally come across


He easily could have said, we did drugs, had sex in the back of my car, skipped work and went to a park, I told her to take an Uber home and she left and I haven’t seen her since. Simple story.

the text messages would kill that nice story

That lady is like Jon Hamm from Black mirror

@Ad still. anything after he stated that she left his car wouldnt be his responsibility. maybe she walked to the store and got picked up there after he already left. any number of things she couldve done. I just feel like it wouldve also been so obvious to me that after you realized maybe they heard she got in my car to assume they think/know you left together lol. However, I'm also not stupid enough or capable of even thinking about murdering someone.


Both the detectives were insanely good, especially the female one being emotional to try and provoke something inside of him.

@Abe Buckingham She deserves a lot of credit, but why would she deserve all of it? They were both employing effective habits. You can raise a woman up without having to put someone else down.

@starstruck. Right? She was literally calling the shots the whole time in the interrogation. Did you see her tap her partner with her foot? Absolutely perfect police work and she deserves all the credit.

@Bumble Baa thank you, tired of people saying she was contributing nothing

it worked too. At the uncut confession you see how she's changing tactics as soon as he starts confessing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s for example at 2:57:40


I LOVE your work and look for new stories every day ! Can yo do one on the latest in the Epstein Maxwell trial ? Pretty please from an enthusiastic Auusie ?


Drug addicts are crazy as hell, I had to cut a few friends out of my life for that.

Call me unsupportive but when they start stealing from you and choosing drugs over their children, there’s nothing an average guy like me can do.

I mean you <i>could</i> urge them to get help but it’s hard to help addicts unless they want to be helped

I mean you _could_ urge them to get help but it’s hard to help addicts unless they want to be helped


I’m so glad that these detectives that catch monsters like this do such an amazing job. BUT why in the fuck do these morons not just shut up and ask for a lawyer?! I do not understand why they sit there and talk for 5 hours. They have the ability to murder a human being in cold blood but can’t say “I don’t want to talk to the cops” it’s seriously amazing.

Many have a tendency to think that asking for a lawyer "looks guilty" to the detectives and so they refrain.


Sad to see two lives destroyed over an eighth month love affair.


Loved watching him agonize over his choice. RIP Savannah.


Now for me, when you said that this reaction was hard to watch even with context, I still feel no sympathy for him, not difficult for me to watch at all. He killed a beautiful girl for no reason. I guess I just cant feel sorry.


The moment the scars were mentioned on his neck, and he tried to give a bull crap story, the female detective wasn’t having it at all.


I’m genuinely curious what the reason would be for not releasing the confession, was it being used as part of the investigation still or something?

no idea. You can see it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s  Female detective's tactic worked and she became cool and un-emotional as soon as he started confessing.


09:40
Is that really the case, though? If I was being interrogated in a murder/kidnapping case, I'd definitely see the interrogator as a threat even if I was innocent, because innocent people do get falsely convicted, it's something that happens.


Do things like General Anxiety Disorder or other mental health conditions make it hard to distinguish between guilt and the disorder? I know things like, for example, shaking leg syndrome probably isn’t common but is a common sign of anxiety (whether situational or not). How much are these thought about by interrogators? How do they affect their perception of a suspect?

I think there isn't a way to tell one from the other, but it's good to analyze other aspects to tell if the person is guilty

Did this panicking person had the oportunity and motive to kill someone? Did they have power and sources? How would they do it?
And again, innocent until proven guilty


Glad he is caught, excellent work by the investigators .


Nothing like watching a brutal murderer be caught out, watch them squirm, and then weep to themselves like a baby, bc they're so scared abt what's gonna happen to them in jail. Fucking sweet. I hope he rots in his cell.


Never talk to the police without a lawyer!!!


I gotta believe the lady on her phone all nonchalantly and him purposely letting the door swing open and bang against the wall was an intentional psychological trick.

you would be right haha. See uncut confession at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s for more of their tactics.


I hate this man for what he has done to another human being, but i can't help but feel sorry for him, seeing him break down like that. He deserves life in prison though.


I've seen self harm (cutting) done on just about every part of the body except the neck and face.


It's painful to see someone lying so badly...


i find it interesting him talking to "himself" at the end. he knows the tape is going to be examined and he's only saying stuff for the detectives to take into account. sadly a psychopath doesn't realize that emotion and remorse are useless when it's crying about yourself and not the innocent girl you just murdered for no reason. boo hoo pal. you deserve more than 40 years. the fact he is terrified of jail and getting dealt with in there makes it satisfying to watch though. don't kill people because it's an awful thing to do, but even if you lack empathy then don't kill people because you will go to jail, idiot.


This is the most interesting content on YouTube!<br>Thanks so much for these posts

This is the most interesting content on YouTube!
Thanks so much for these posts


I was horrified to see he was like blaming his victim, several times
36:13
38:52
39:13
I know man like that unfortunately


Question...is it an issue that I feel nothing/ have no emotional reaction to this?  The narrator at one point says that it should be hard to watch his reaction to it all. But if I'm being honest, this is only mildly amusing to me. And I may or may not watch these to listen to the crime description, interrogation strategies and to watch how the suspect acts.

@Skaarphy can't honestly say I don't think about it....but I can't see losing my grip enough to be violent. Not saying there aren't scenarios that could bring it out of me. But for now just sounds like a hassle. Too many lies, and the science is too good to even try n get away.


Superior detail and editing, most enjoyable


Wow, the interrogation footage skips the whole reason most of us are here, and that was hearing him admit to killing her.

Edit: The intense buildup only to get hit by a "NOT THIS TIME".


Why did he kill her? To keep his job because they had been in a relationship? I still am not clear on this.

His sister apparently also committed a murder and is in jail for it, so being fucked in the head runs in this family.


Shoutout to the female detective though.  Damn.  She channeled mama rage to be 'bad cop' (by his perspective) and put that pressure on hard.


Choices and consequences folks! All it takes is just one moment of sheer stupidity to completely wreck out your whole life.


Cops are really good at this. The only safe response is to ask for a lawyer. Anything you're going to say can be said through your lawyer.

every day is Shut the Fuck of Friday in the States.


Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?”
<br>Lee: " Well it all started with a Big Bang.....

Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?”
Lee: " Well it all started with a Big Bang.....


It takes will to sit there calmly to keep questioning the guy and persuading to admiting he done it. I would've snapped dozens of times and be sat down being interogated

@BRUGAR I’m really sorry I replied to the wrong comment

@Normal Human whats that have to do with anything?

I watched my grandma kill herself with her nicotine addiction <br>I can’t imagine how much worse drug addiction can be

I watched my grandma kill herself with her nicotine addiction
I can’t imagine how much worse drug addiction can be


despite the fact that i know what this man has done and that he did it in cold blood, the moments of his breakdown are still extremely hard to watch.


You guys show the unimportant parts of an interrogation!


Life's good when you don't have a murder to hide


So how do you know Savannah?
Lee: Tells her whole life story.
🤦♂


Have they ever released his confession yet?


Heinous violent crime: Yes, Alright!
Psychological Manipulation: Hell, Yes!
Gory details of the murder: YESSS!!!
He picked his scabs at his place of work which is a restaurant: Audible retching


“one day when you have kids”

is bone chilling and probably took a lot to say.


He got 40 years with time served counting if anyone was curious.


This is my last video to watch in this channel...
Its been quality viewing.
Thanks JCS
When's the next one up?


Female detective: "Where is Savannah?"
Lee (doesn't answer)
Female detective: "Please?"


Could this be the one and only time he has killed a person? … I wonder …


Every time the detective says “ohh gotcha” I LOLOL 😂


8:54 I'm the complete opposite and honest to a fault to where I often over-explain things instead of keeping it short and sweet. I often give long winded truths unfortunately.

But he is right, most of the time.


that was a super strong confrontational question. out of nowhere.


Why is that rapper behind him at 39:11 ?    Keep up the great work on these as I find them wonderful with all the extra information you put in.


His knee starts going uncontrollable as soon as he started talking about the car park & her paranoia in the 15th minute, he knows he's been made


I'm a Junkie. Heroin does NOT make u paranoid. Exact opposite. Not having it makes u paranoid when ur a junkie


Detective: how long have you known Savannah
Him: recites a full season of law and order instead of answering the actual question

Detective: how long have you known Savannah
Him: *recites a full season of law and order instead of answering the actual question*


The dude steps with the wrong move every time the lady gets close. It's infuriating.


Female detective got a little too emotional with all that faux crying and raising her voice.


"Could have just told her to leave you alone...". Exactly.


Never go in to an interrogation room by yourself. You are outmatched and at a disadvantage.

or just don’t murder women who’ve done nothing to you

I would say this:  don’t murder women in the back seat of your car.

That also has the advantage of never needing to talk to police interrogations


I worked in the restaurant biz for about 8 years...get out, and finish the degree you put off. All it does is perpetuate a party lifestyle and destroys your ambitions.


Obviously  guilty from just asking... How long have you known her?


"At the end of a secluded road."  My man I used to play back there when I was a kid lol.  Yikes, were some sus people a few times, glad no kid stumbled across this!


He asks at the end: Why are you here...?<br>Because you talked to cops and didn't use your right to remain silent.

He asks at the end: Why are you here...?
Because you talked to cops and didn't use your right to remain silent.


idk why but when i watch these kind of videos i always think "damn that guy's so dumb, i can lie better than that"


Don't you just hate it when you accidentally snap your friend's neck with your bare hands, by accident?


Heroin is okay at work but definitely NO fraternization


everytime I drive by a bonefish grill I think of this girl. RIP


"One day, when you have kids of your own" - hahahah good luck with that!


also a woman- as he killed a woman- is the one who confronts him


There were three bottles of water on the table, then the video was cut and when it returns, ....... there is only two bottles of water on the table and a liquid is visable at his feet slowly moving down the floor under his shoes, so did they remove 2 water bottles, did he spill them or did he just, as you or I would in this situation - PISS OUR FREAKIN PANTS


Why ain't this dude asking for a lawyer

He ain't very bright

As soon as I saw the same detective again
Regardless if I did a crime or not I'm asking for a lawyer


Yup, now that you killed the girl you loved, youre all alone bud.


DETECTIVE: So how long have you known Savannah?<br>LEE: (goes full stephanie Lazarus) oh gosh that was like a million years ago umm gee I have no idea but I take like 10,000  pictures

DETECTIVE: So how long have you known Savannah?
LEE: (goes full stephanie Lazarus) oh gosh that was like a million years ago umm gee I have no idea but I take like 10,000  pictures


This reminds me of Stephanie Lazarus 😂 so much talking!


Detective made a mistake there when he said "so she got out of the backseat" maybe it was intentional, I don't know but Rodarte must have thought how did he know she was in the backseat & not the front.

@Alejandria Goodwin Yes I am paying attention. The police had the camera footage but at that point the suspect didn't know there was any video. Most people would assume she was in the front seat.

Because it was on camera !!! Are y’all actually paying attention? The camera showed her getting in the backseat & trying to escape


7:50 she almost got caught scrolling through her feed. Notice the slight angling of the phone.

yeah… that's a tactic. She's the senior of the two. See her correcting partner with foot at about 29 minutes. Also she dropped the emotional thing as soon as he started confessing, see for example 2:57 at uncut interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s


They can't ask me more serious questions, if I talk non-stop forever. - Lee Rodarte probably


🤮  @20:58. I’m just gon’ stop eating out. Shameful.
He should have told them people, he got cut shaving 🪒 🤣 . I hope she’s in peace.


It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid


Probably couldve had his confession thrown out cuz he was on adderall.


“The last time you get to wear your chef coat” 💀


He thinks too much of himself.  You can tell because he talked too much.  Initially the cops had to ask very little....he just talked and talked.


at 1:28 the poster of Savannah in red writing says that Savannah is actually not a female but a male.


The female officer actually played her part brilliantly. The begging, the whining, the submissive pleading tone of her voice. The cringy-ness and drama of it all...She played to his narcissism and she got him!

@Captain Midnight I didn't say he confessed because of her at all in anyway so?

@Daisy Gonzalez I'm pretty sure he confessed due to them revealing that they had evidence against him rather than because of her emoting.

It was terrible. She was clearly acting and he was obviously unmoved by it.

@ everybody saying "she was annoying and cringy and bad acting I wanted her to shut up", dude thats the point. imagine having her in front of you, insisting nonstop. do you want to scream at her? tell her to shut up? she is trying to trigger him in some way that simply talking will not do. Even remaining silent says a lot about your mental process. you all would fall for it.

I hated everything about it! Wow! So annoying and obviously fake sounding. I'm surprised the accused didn't tell her to "cut it out!"

@Jen Dark Energy 384400 Or someone who is in highly upset emotional state. Which is exactly where this guy was. He did wrong and knew it.

She was awful, he didn't confess because of her emotional breakdown. She really needs to be moved to a different position lmao.

i think it’s more about causing intensity and uncomfortableness to unsettle them and make them more likely to crack as that adds to a build up of an already uneasy situation

Everyone saying she was over the top and cringy but that's the point. If you had two cops just saying "well I don't think you did it, its okay" and being calm he would have kept up his bs. They don't know this man and don't know whether he will react to emotion or need convincing. Between her shrill begging and the mans nonchalant deamor he was probably so confused and caught up and it obviously worked regardless.

I thought she deserved an award for this

That performance would only work on a dumb person.

I feel like she jumped the gun on the accusation. If he was a bit more composed during his "breakdown", he could have lead the police in a longer chase.

I thought just the opposite. Played terribly. She’s playing on emotions that aren’t there. He murdered someone to save his job and she’s gonna cry and beg?  he confessed because they had him on tape. That’s the only reason.

I thought she took it too far but you’re right, it clearly worked


The way female investigators seek for confession is very annoying. I suspect it's part of the reason why this frequently succeeds.


That lady interrogator doesn't belong, she makes the investigative side look so weak. I wouldn't say anything either.


I will def say he looks like the type of guy to snap in rage. Anybody for his size and his muscles can easily snap someone neck especially such a petite woman like savanna was. Nobody average man can jus snap someone neck jus like that. He said she slapped her 3 times that 3rd time he prolly snapped in absolute rage and anger  and grabbed her neck and instantly snapped it no problem. Glad he was put to justice rip savanna 🙏🏿


Detective: how do you know savana?<br>Guy: gives the plot for game of thrones

Detective: how do you know savana?
Guy: gives the plot for game of thrones


It’s hard to explain this without sounding like I’m empathizing with a killer but people with borderline personality disorder can experience fits of psychotic rage that are uncontrollable and the strength and emotion people experience during the episode is so intense you will never be able to understand it until you’re there. I’d feel bad for people like him and Jodi arias if they weren’t such disgusting liars. Just tell the truth. You were angry and did something every human is capable of. 2 lives lost.

@V - “blackout rage” and psychosis are not the same thing. Psychosis can last days and dissociation triggered by rage isn’t uncommon. After you literally kill someone burning their body seems only crazy to us. In his mind he thought he was getting rid of evidence not committing even more heinous acts. Brains are weird and people do sick things.

I get what you’re saying. That’s why we have first and second degree murder charges with differing sentencing guidelines.  Still, if people get so angry that they can kill then those people should not be on the loose. Plus this guy took her body and burned it. I doubt he was in a blackout rage the whole time.

@Grace Minshull yes I think that’s what I’m trying to say. It would be easier for his guilt to be seen as authentic if he hadn’t lied about it for the first hour.

yeah i understand, they'd weirdly be more "forgivable" or at least far more human if just confessed immediately to the horrid shit they did, rather than lying about and defaming the people they killed


Heroin gave me the literal opposite of paranoia. (2 years & 3 months clean.) This guy is so stupid, haha.


Oh man I would babble on about whatever topic they questioned. Apparently that makes me super suspicious.


That is not a cardinal rule...short answers leave vagueness and ambiguity...exactly the things needed to get away with a crime<br>But detailed accounts reflect truth better. Meaning you are aware, honest, and innocent. Easier to catch a lie in a long story than short...so, I knew her from work isn't an honest answer, cause it hides truth. Obviously you knew her from work, y'all work together. They're looking for intricate detailed honesty....I am sure in some cases it is applicable, but to suggests a norm....police can lie legally. Give details or they will..cross those that t and dot those i's

That is not a cardinal rule...short answers leave vagueness and ambiguity...exactly the things needed to get away with a crime
But detailed accounts reflect truth better. Meaning you are aware, honest, and innocent. Easier to catch a lie in a long story than short...so, I knew her from work isn't an honest answer, cause it hides truth. Obviously you knew her from work, y'all work together. They're looking for intricate detailed honesty....I am sure in some cases it is applicable, but to suggests a norm....police can lie legally. Give details or they will..cross those that t and dot those i's


He acts like not murdering someone was some difficult task and just kinda ended up in that situation. Like dude, you broke her neck, burned her, and then dumped her. Only crying because he got caught and will face the consequences of his own, murderous actions.


I worked for years in a mental hospital so nothing phases me.


34:05

"It shows a human being.."

Nah let me stop you right there lol


ngl i got a tad sad watching his eventual reaction


Does anyone know why they don't just show Lee the video? Does it take away some tactical advantage?


Everyone praising the female detective is doing a ton of mental gymnastics to try and convince themselves that she's anything but an emotional amateur. No, she is not a "good actor", "manipulative" or anything of the sort.


Why would anyone talk to police without an attorney?


This guy make tge best video i hope he make more


he didn't even feel bad about killing her


Bro a cop begging would tell me they dont have anything. She needs to chill out. Its not Hollywood she can blow the case to a smarter suspect


This is one reason why I don’t work at chain restaurants.


Peeled it off at work (referring to the scab).... and now I never ever ever eat out again


not releasing the footage of confession but the parts of him being anguished after confession... is the JSO clip farming?


This man is so stupidd. All he had to do is say “I am going to stay silent and I need a lawyer”.

that isn’t how your emotions work right after you’ve actually committed the act of killing someone in cold blood with your own hands and burned their body in a bonfire, and are then being faced with interrogation lol.


The female detective is trying to win an oscar lol

annoying as hell but I think it's a calculated approach, because he's such an emotional sap.


LQQK closely at the floor when the tape cuts off, ...something happened and they didn't wanna reveal what it was, ...then keep watching, it drys up!!! Some Sh!t went down in that room!!!

ooooh conspiracy! perhaps you want the uncut version? it's at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s


High pitched 13 year olds kid voice * "mom I'm gonna die in jail" everyone * "maybe don't kill innocent people."


20:00 the fact I was looking at my sh scars 💀💀💀


Is not the first time he did that. Go to his home country and you will see more


My god this guy is spun up during this interrogation


Im on alot of oxycodone right now and im half asleep. No paranoia from heroin


Still early into this video and just wanna ask, why does the detective wear a bowtie?


Bruh I swear 90% of this channel takes place in Jacksonville Florida

There are only two cases from there on the channel that I’m aware of. There’s a reason that Jacksonville and the rest of Florida are so popular as crime memes. It has to do with the privacy laws. Many states force you to go through the clerk to make a records request and pay for those records. Much of Florida, depending on the county, just dumps this stuff for everyone to see. Plus, I’d be curious to see where JCS is from. He could be local to the area.


Lmao that woman cop is so damn annoying 🤣🤣🤣

She was playing a role, and she played it well.


저 여성 수사관 만일 하나 범인 틀리거나 무고한 사람을 감옥가게 만들어다 저여성수사관도 고문시키고 인생후회할만한 저주 걸리게만들어버리겠어 내가 복수해주겠어 여성 수사관한테


Assaults a girl a breaks her neck in the back of his car, in the middle of the day middle of the parking lot of a busy business.


What’s the purpose of the female detective?

To do what she did. She knew she was a female and had more of a chance of getting a confession out of him through her emotion, because logic clearly wasn't working.


People are condemning the female detective's voice and tactic but hey, she got the job done. 👊💪👍

@AaronMetallion Some women, and im so so so sorry to say this but I believe it is an ability only some women have. But some women have an AMAZING condescending voice that can rile anyone to confess in anger.

I feel like the depth of voice, posture, physical size & built, tone, assertiveness and tenacity of a detective matters. For this reason I think on average women detectives may need to compensate a little for any lack in those areas by either developing those qualities, or bringing say, extraordinary wit and cleverness; lest a potential criminal may feel like they have an edge over the detective. There's a lot of intimidation at play, and while sympathy, pleading, and compassion may work initially, it won't help in the closing argument. I do think the female detective was lucky here because she held an ace card, a crucial piece of evidence that cannot be refuted, nor is there an easy way to create an alibi around it without prior contemplation and elaborate scheming. He was backed into a corner so hard, and unexpectedly causing him to abandon hope. That said, it was refreshing to see a different approach and witness how it played out.

@I. Wynn Wynn But it was clear the male detective had a more monotone, unsuspecting voice compared to the female. It's not insulting her or puttng her down, she'll get better at it most likely, it seems like she was younger than the malem

Only so he could get away from her terrible ham acting

As contrived as it felt, it scared the shit out of him because he realized they knew. It seemed like the perfect way to approach the interrogation with this specific suspect.

Yeah, there's good investigators and bad investigators. Hopefully she will get better with time

She sounds SO fake though. So obvious what she was trying to do.


When the detective asked, "What happened to your neck?", I felt guilty for a second. God damn that was a good change of pace

@Alex Recupero Where can we find Savannah?


As a carpenter, at 7:15 you could tell whoever installed that door didn’t make sure it was level... that’s why it always opens unless completely closed. Really bothers me.

No door stop either, would love to see what that wall looks like.

@Jessica Schacht I have a brand new pair of roller-skates and you have a key.

Haven't you ever heard the saying, "close enough for government work?"

Perhaps the door really was installed level and plumb, but the building's foundation subsequently shifted and moved everything?

I hope I made you all feel better...

I'm OCD and you just became my spirit animal.

Reallll fake doors!!!! Tired of  real doors just cluttering up your interrogation room??? Come on down and get real fake doooooorrrssss!!!

Think of the psychological effect though. The murderinvestigator walks in, leans out, walks in, walks out, door flings open, FREEDOM, investigator walks BACK IN, door closes and then someone opens it AGAIN FOR A THIRD BOTTLE OF WATER. the torment man...

I hated the door handle not sure if it was that but something on the outside handle but it was floppy and I dont like the floppy handles

@Justin Long loved that handcuff keychain 😂

He pushed the door open after partially closing it

Basically ruined the whole video. i want to experience TRUE LEVEL, real level, morty!

he man, want some water? wham. HANDCUFFS

seems intentional so as to show off them hand-cuffs dangling.


Detective: How do you know Savanah?
Lee: I do drugs.
Detective: 😐

@The Burden of Light that's the #1 thing I've learned; also there's some excellent YouTube videos out there with lawyers explaining all the ways people get in trouble even when they've done nothing wrong and are trying to help with an investigation...

@zyme <br>If they bring you in, get a lawyer.

@zyme
If they bring you in, get a lawyer.

@The Burden of Light he spent so long going over things in his head he forgot his place irl conversation.. but since it's obvious he's a suspect anyone with negative police experience would likely be doing the same thing, and/or especially if they have any kind of anxiety disorder (imo)... [I'm only 15 min into the video as I type this]
...3 min later, caught in several lies, well for a moment it reminded plausible that he was innocent, but as far as what they expect & are looking for, these videos almost always make me think if they were interviewing me and I was innocent then I would still look/sound really bad...
...[34min in] Wow, that was more brutal than I was expecting.

@Liu Kang the alternative definition is any substance that affects mood or behavior (very vague); which reminds me of how some places in the US will convict you of a dui/dwi for having caffeine in your system...

@Tim Challenger Believe me, I was surprised as well! I knew I had to tell them because I knew neither of my stories in either case wouldn't even make sense if I didn't tell them about being addicted, but believe me.. I did NOT expect it to go that well! 😅

@Boogity Hoo I was an addict when I worked in a restarant. So was everyone around me

@Samuel Blackthorne you have never had a random person offer you drugs? Maybe not meth unless theyre selling it. But coke sure

@Real Memes nor are they going to bust him for drugs

He was trying to make her sound like a junkie who got into trouble. He cant get into trouble for having previously used drugs

@BreakfastClub trying to make her sound like a junkie

@Joe Public when I worked in restaurants, almost everyone used drugs, of some sort. But yeah, opiates & narcotics, find the guys who make the best money (like head chef) if you want the best stuff... Buy it from a bus boy & it will have been stepped on 😂

@Joe Public i knew a cook and he loved coke. Every day and night at work he hammered the stuff. I dont like it myself too sweet i prefer a nice lemonade!

@Boogity Hoo It's a common occurrence from fast food to five star restaurants drug use is prevalent.

@Samuel Blackthorne Well its also not their department, plus gotta find the victims and bring to justice. You’re being interrogated for murder/possibly grieving , next you thing you know your being asked where the stash is.

Busted for drugs or murder. Even so I dont think drugs are going to get you jail time initially lol.

@Boogity Hoo just supplementary commentary 😉

@Jessica Schacht Ive worked restaurants my entire life or know ppl who have so I know all too well the amount of drugs.

@Jessica Schacht I don't understand why you tagged who you did then cause the person you tagged was saying the same thing but it comes off as you trying to prove them wrong.

@Boogity Hoo nope, not a mistype . True to my experience and probably most

@Jessica Schacht wait?? Your comment coincides with his comment about most cooks using drugs. So you've only" met a handful that were not on drugs"?? Or did you mistype that?

I've talked openly on several occasions about drug use, even on the one occasion where I was interrogated by police after "violence" against the police (I'm a small girl so there's limited damage I can do without a weapon and wasn't myself at all considering this was my FIRST proper fight due to being aggrivated while on heavy drugs) and on another occasion where I had to tell it. That time I charged a stranger with rape (cuz that's what happened and I won that case two times), and had I not told the detectives about the drugs my story would have too many holes, same thing when my addiction to drugs literally was part of my defence on that violence-case. Never have I ever even been arrested or anything for anything regarding drugs, heh. So, sometimes it makes sense to bring up personal drug use.

@Joe Public I think I've met maybe a handful of dudes on the line (backbone of any restaurant-treat em good)  that didn't in my ten years ...he was definitely lying about his drug use

How well do you know Savannah?<br>"My mom did methamphetamines"

How well do you know Savannah?
"My mom did methamphetamines"

to explain how he met her.... he talks <b>on and on</b> about drugs and savannah for what felt like 20 minutes in the interrogation timer.

to explain how he met her.... he talks *on and on* about drugs and savannah for what felt like 20 minutes in the interrogation timer.


When the female detective got emotional talking about her daughter being the same age as Savannah (whether feigned or not) caught me so off guard bc I'm so used to detectives trying to remain stoic and commanding.

@Murray_14 did you just not listen to the narration??

@Murray_14it was all planned. They double teamed him to throw him off, both with different angles.

Very true. I’m sure that her role in the interrogation was well thought out.

shes appealed to his emotions very successfully


Detective: how do you know the victim?<br>Lee: "Picture it, Sicily, 1932"

Detective: how do you know the victim?
Lee: "Picture it, Sicily, 1932"

Jack Anderson I’d love to see that! Do you have a photo?!

i literally hate that this made me laugh because the video and story is so fucked up

"so I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time... "

@Jason Juneau my 2 favorite lines were from Blanche: "I'm jumpy as a virgin at a prison rodeo"<br>And the one where they're on a game show and the quote is "better late than [blank]"...

@Jason Juneau my 2 favorite lines were from Blanche: "I'm jumpy as a virgin at a prison rodeo"
And the one where they're on a game show and the quote is "better late than [blank]"...

@Jason Juneau lol I was thinking st loaf too! but rose doesnt have a catch phrase 😊

Hahaha dam, I was thinkg the same thing as I was scrolling through the comments!  At least it wasn't a st Olaf story haha


Can't wait to go the bone grill for<br>Scabs, fries and a 5 dollar milkshake

Can't wait to go the bone grill for
Scabs, fries and a 5 dollar milkshake


we all just experienced killers blueballs when the video cut


Detective: “so how long have you known Savanna ?“
Lee: starts reading the terms and conditions

Detective: “so how long have you known Savanna ?“
Lee: *starts reading the terms and conditions*

@Nicholas Moore fr just hope that u arent at the wrong place at the wrong time ig

It's kinda scary cause I know I'd probably do that, even while being innocent,, ó . o)

Edit: Being a black man doesn't help either.


Innocent people: "Yeah I knew here for a couple of years or so."

Guilty people: "Let me tell you the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise..."

Innocent people: Gives life story

Youtube commenter: "people that go into detail when asked a very open ended question are guilty".

Innocent people: *Gives life story*

Youtube commenter: "people that go into detail when asked a very open ended question are guilty".

@Coldcube Yeah best revenge is to be successful. They'll see and be livid haha

Not trying to troll. Have you ever been in a situation like this. Obviously not murder but someone you know or you have done something wrong?

He kinda has to... it's not a story the jedi would tell them.


Gotta love chef that peels scabs off at work 🤭🤭🤭


Wow... The lady was phenomenal. That was INTENSE. I have never seen an interrogation so emotional. That absolutely blew my mind. The dude's anxiety must have sky rocketed at that moment... just... I am in awe.<br>(On a side note both of them did an amazing job, it was just shocking to see/hear something like this)

Wow... The lady was phenomenal. That was INTENSE. I have never seen an interrogation so emotional. That absolutely blew my mind. The dude's anxiety must have sky rocketed at that moment... just... I am in awe.
(On a side note both of them did an amazing job, it was just shocking to see/hear something like this)

@Richard Wikert she was really annoying I had to skip past that part

Lmao her just saying please over and over again had me laughing 😅 sounded like my girlfriend when I have a little bit of food left


He’s talking a lot cuz he’s high on adderall 🤣🤣. Bad idea get high that day


Impossible to feel sorry for someone feeling sorry for himself because he can't master the basic 'don't murder people' premise.


I'm wheezing at the narrator talking about how peeling off scabs is not a good look for the Bonefish Grill. LOL.

@Ahmad Hejja  I'm getting kinda worried man, its been 2 weeks

@Nikki Schar LOL. He's a manager, so it's OK. LOL. I'm dying.

Bruh! When he said that he peeled them off at work, my eyes popped open…!
And then I remembered that he was a manager….
But I still can’t unhear that!

he failed to mention that a murderous head chef is a lot worse a look

Now you know what's in the pan crusted halibut

@Ahmad Hejja cant stop that laughing grind

@Priscilla S hey it's been five days now, have you stopped laughing yet?

@Derric Dueker Eeeeww, surely worse than Paco's rubber band in George Costanza's soup.


Maybe they will let him be kitchen manager in prison


“How long have you known Savannah?”
Lee: “It all started when my mom, met my dad. And they had me. Im Lee, and my life- is kinda crazy🤪”

Edit: woah i just checked the likes???- thanks guys this is the most ive ever gotten lol ❥ hope youre all doing well

Kind of like that one scene from Tucker and Dale vs Evil

@aka 098 its a reference to gen z teen era disney movies 2000-2010

@Cygnus Mutai I think it's an intro to a netflix series or smth, hope I don't get woooshed

Sounded like a dumb girl's dating profile bio 😂.

i- i feel like that's a reference to somoene but i dont know what


Detective: Do you have kids?
Lee: No
Detective: One day when you have kids

He won’t have kids

He may but it will be with a man named jerome

theres crazy people marry people in jail for murder

Hey all he needs is one conjugal visit, then when he gets out he has a middle aged kid

أبو زيد عبد الرحمن بن محمد بن خلدون الحضرمي

@Simon 1985 Brain: that's funny, no rape isn't a joke...seconds later HAAAAAA!!

Actually women have kids with cons more often than we would like to believe.

You dont fall pregnant when you're a man...being bummed...by a man😂😂

To be fair there's plenty of women who will offer to marry him even in prison and will bear his children the minute they can.

He’ll have plenty of donors too over the next 40 years 💦


He didn't just 'snap' her neck, he fought with her in the back of his car for minutes and she nearly got away 3 times, he had every opportunity to let her go, instead he went too far and NOW he is concerned about his future and whimpers like a baby, he should have thought about his future when he was murdering her. Now he can be chef to his prison wives...

I'd surprised he didn't go with the rough sex accidental route.  I mean, it would be bullshit, but hey, reasonable doubt.

@Ross Campbell He isnt gonna like it when they ask for EXTRA DRESSING

Unless he has someone who sends him canteen money he is in for a long miserable life where he deserves every second of pain.  He will be Chef Cup o Noodles.

Prison wives?? Naa that is not how it works..

Look, he is talking to himself about how stupid he is.  He says at one point that Savannah treated him nice.  He know's he ruined his life and he feels stupid.  He should have simply walked away and he knows it.  He's right, he seems fairly intelligent.  I wish he hadn't have done it too.  Murder is evil.<br>I would rather be murdered than murder someone. Hell's a bad place.

Look, he is talking to himself about how stupid he is.  He says at one point that Savannah treated him nice.  He know's he ruined his life and he feels stupid.  He should have simply walked away and he knows it.  He's right, he seems fairly intelligent.  I wish he hadn't have done it too.  Murder is evil.
I would rather be murdered than murder someone. Hell's a bad place.

@Joey PeepsGeezes. I hate that commercial with a f'ing passion lol


the crazy part is his sister was charged with murder in a unrelated case a year after this happened

Гальванизированный Труп

whaaaaat that's wild- I'm going to end up in a google rabbit hole after that little info snack....jesus christ

@Reptilian why would it be genetic, when his mother did amphetamine?? he just had a fucked childhood, like a ton of murderers etc. <br>a fucked childhood is the biggest risk factor in being a criminal.

@Reptilian why would it be genetic, when his mother did amphetamine?? he just had a fucked childhood, like a ton of murderers etc.
a fucked childhood is the biggest risk factor in being a criminal.

damn! I was about to make a joke about bad parenting; but then I remembered, during his autobiographical monologue, he said he had a rough upbringing. At least there’s one thing he didn’t lie about. Smh

Psycho jealous possessive types. Ladies AND gentleman, run after the first red flag!

He didn't give a shit about that girl all he cared was his life was gonna be in jail and could go in looking like he had been crying. If they really arrested him on a traffic offense he wouldn't give a shit about her he would live his life right on

@Dick Lickersson that Jenkins case happened in the city I live in. People were livid, but not the prison officials that let him out...sad, sad story and a very sick family.

Oh my gosh, seriously?! That is just too insane! I can't even imagine!

they may have considered themselves privileged..i dont see any other reason 2 suppress a convicted killers confession like this

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Their parents must be so proud.  Oh wait, his mother...


Which channels would you recommend that are as good as JCS? Most of the "JCS inspired" channels are crap.


Case Update: He was sentenced to 40 years imprisonment in March of 2021. He plead self defense saying she slapped him repeatedly and he grabbed her neck and accidentally broke it. Then panicked and tried to hide the remains.

@cake his defense was Florida's infamous Stand Your Ground... no lie 🙃

@Capt. Price he was given credit for almost 4 years "time served" at the age of 32 now he has 36 more years in jail so he will be about 68 when he can be free if he doesn't get paroled early. He was convicted of second degree murder and had worked out a plea deal to avoid life imprisonment so I'm not sure if being paroled is an option.

@Capt. Price Probably not if he’s healthy

uh huh so she attacked him but she was trying to escape through the back door THREE times before he ACCIDENTALLY broke her neck........

He was misinformed, it's death of 1000 stabs...not slaps 🤦♂

Oh yeah. He totally needed to defend himself in that manner from an unarmed twig that weighs 100lbs soaking wet. BULLSHIT

Tragic story, but I'm always amused by the absurd defenses they come up with at the last minute.


Heroin does NOT cause paranoia. Ever. Weed , psychadelics, uppers, cocaine, meth, yes but opioids NO .


Most of the comments “ Never talk without lawyer” , instead of “Never kill anybody “

Never talk to the police without a lawyer

@James Klark So lawyer help do the kill? Or they just supervisor?

Okay I amend.

Never kill anybody. But if you do, never talk to police without a lawyer. 😬

But also get lawyer if you didn’t kill 👍

Even if you are innocent, you should never talk without a lawyer.

I agree with you but still gave you a thumbs down because you didn't have any thumbs downs and I felt like you needed at least ones thumbs downs.

The next video youtube recommends me to watch is "Don't talk to the police" by regent university school of law.

@Chappal Souls or...  Maybe I should get my lawyer to commit the murder 😂

I didn't know people need to be told never to kill anybody.

Problem with that is sad as it is. People will find themselves in unbelievable situations. Everyone has the ability to kill someone. No non psychopathic people want to. But most people who murder aren't psychopaths as much as we want to believe they are.

Yeh....wot about...stay in school....or dont do drugs etc

Most people making comments like you are white . Clearly if you're a minority it doesn't matter if you're innocent or not. As soon as you hear it's MURDER you bette lawyer up

Wait, you're NOT supposed to kill people??? I wish that someone had told me that before I made my human skull drum set and cannibal chili business!!!<br>Well, at least I know not to talk to the cops without a lawyer.

Wait, you're NOT supposed to kill people??? I wish that someone had told me that before I made my human skull drum set and cannibal chili business!!!
Well, at least I know not to talk to the cops without a lawyer.

Because some things are obvious they don't need to be said

Most importantly definitely didn't do both.

Do what you want with a baddie lawyer, bruh.

@Chappal Souls hey man. I'm here for ya.

What if I killed my lawyer and have nobody to talk to? 🤔

Why not? Its certain true for most of people who dont kill or harm anybody, because talking without having consulted a lawyer can actually get them in trouble.

Most people don't need to be told not to kill someone. Most people do need to be told not to talk without a lawyer...

Always call lawyer. Look up how many suspects confess to things they didn't do. Cops can get crazy with it. Obviously never kill anyone simple as that. But then you say something "wrong" to the cops and they assume you are guilty when you are not. "Am I under arrest or can I leave?" If you are under arrest "I want a lawyer" and again don't kill anyone

@Jenni Exactly. EVERY criminal defense attorney will say, "Shut up and call me. I'll come down and do the talking".

I mean, it's LITERALLY what they get paid to do. I always called my lawyer (been interrogated 3 times), screw the dumb shit lol.

If you need people to say "don't kill people it's bad" then society has gone beyond redemption. "Don't talk without a lawyer" can apply to innocent people or lesser felonies and is good advice.

Because "Never kill anybody" is not natural.

tell that to all the innocent people in prison for 30 years


Man that female detective did a fantastic job. Even made me feel guilty lol.

I felt like I needed to confess to a crime that I haven't been accused of

Glad to see someone giving her positive attention. People keep calling her obnoxious and being sexist. Emotional manipulation seems amusing through a screen but not when it's happening to you.


"How do you know Savannah?"

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