This guy’s sister is prison for murdering a woman in 2016 outside of a motel... and caught on camera. What a family.

Hate to know their childhood home environment

Well he said his mom was hooked on meth when he was younger, so I imagine that has a pretty big impact.

Wow, what’s her name? I want to look her up!

@Mc Carthy It's because of the drugs. Drugs -> prison -> drugs -> murder cycle.

You know what they say , the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree!

@Wolf Fam no. They played a major role in them being criminals.

...'cause if u mess w me u messing w my family...

@Mr Greenguy yeah seeking help for the problems

Is there a JCS video for the sister? that's so crazy

That's probably why he said "it wasn't supposed to be you." Stating that he thought he was the one person in his family that would get out of crime and live a normal life.<br>Obviously he was wrong but still, pretty sad story  for everyone involved.

That's probably why he said "it wasn't supposed to be you." Stating that he thought he was the one person in his family that would get out of crime and live a normal life.
Obviously he was wrong but still, pretty sad story  for everyone involved.

@Courtney Carnevale the fact that no one has answered weirds me out lol

@Wolf Fam yea cuz their parents are totally different.  That's how it works. Sarcasm

@Bean sprout 🌱💞 I don't understand how you could have gotten that from anything I've said. All I'm saying is that it's important to look at the circumstances that lead people to commit such crimes so that we can prevent them in the future. But it seems like you're incapable of understanding this for whatever reason.

@Mr Greenguy what about the people they killed? Their experiences didnt matter? Were the experiences of their murderers more important and valid than their right to continue living?

@Bean sprout 🌱💞 Obviously not, but it is a valid explanation.

@Mr Greenguy having a troubled childhood his not a valid reason to murder someone

@Bean sprout 🌱💞 What is even the point of this reply? People with troubled childhoods will most likely struggle with it in the aftermath. The struggles can manifest in different ways.

Parents addicted to drugs usually can't encourage their kids to do good things and live to their potential whether it's sports or academics.

Please tell me she didn’t do it to keep her minimum wage job too. 😂😂😂

@Vadim Grishchuk plenty of people have drug addict parents without growing up to commit homicide lmao

@Mr. panch wetshaving uhh what makes u say that?

He did say his mom was addicted to meth. Doesn’t sound like he came from a healthy background and it shows

I seen that also - crazy. Definitely points to the way they were raised and company they kept.

in her sisters defense, the victim had it coming.

@Abby Normal yeah her name is Amber Camarillo and it happened in 2016.

@Rhituparna Chakraborty really?. What a dunce.

And the camera ended up recording the crimes both the times... like brother like sister..

@Wolf Fam they’re probably part of the reason they ended up that way... the guy mentioned his parents took hard drugs

Can you imagine their family reunions? ☠


The amount of acting interrogators have to do is incredible.


This channel is fascinating but far too informitive for killers or those planning to kill.

My main takeaway from these videos is to plead the fifth and call a lawyer lol


Honestly there was next to zero hard evidence, the confession is the only thing that got him in prison.


The only thing I want to point out is that a 4'2" kid with a loaded gun is more dangerous than a 6'5" adult with massive arms.<br>Not saying this lady had a gun, just pointing out that weapons can easily equalize or switch the power dynamics. This guy was probably not acting in self defense, but there are men who do, whom experience this exact problem: "how could you be scared of him/her? He/she's like half your weight and height."

The only thing I want to point out is that a 4'2" kid with a loaded gun is more dangerous than a 6'5" adult with massive arms.
Not saying this lady had a gun, just pointing out that weapons can easily equalize or switch the power dynamics. This guy was probably not acting in self defense, but there are men who do, whom experience this exact problem: "how could you be scared of him/her? He/she's like half your weight and height."


Detectives: "PLEASE!"<br>Narrator: "This is an interrogation technique called 'begging.'"

Detectives: "PLEASE!"
Narrator: "This is an interrogation technique called 'begging.'"

@WriteorDie she played emotional cop likely because they probably knew he was a natural with the ladies. They probably figured that one might get through to him, to make him feel guilty enough to confess about what he did. . If he could see the gravity of what he did, then he might break and  confess. Which is what happened. I believe it's why they chose her to reveal the info and her to try to convince him to confess.

I don't want to mock either of the interrogators, but that sounded like such a weak method to do it. Did they figure out he was especially susceptible to it, or was it just some desperate whiny longshot?

@Think4ward she was successful with interrogation. Because at the end of it he started realizing the gravity of the situation. And confessed. So she must not have been that terrible now could she?

Lool she was pretty much crying for him to confess! 😩😂

@CGI - Thomas Griffin lol, i thought that too

Thanks for the laugh (especially regarding the grim topic.)

Should have tried it in spanish, "Por Favor! ". Prolly would have worked

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I know this is a very serious situation.. but imagine if when she was begging he said “I ain’t no simp”😑😂😂😂

She literally repeated the phrase "I'm begging you..." to him.

Narrator: "This is known as the desperate bad acting technique. The female detective pairs this tactic with overly loud speaking and way too much emotional pressure. This is a very common thing among detectives with little to no acting skills mixed with terrible pacing. This is also known as the "transparent person tactic", lowering one's volume may be required on this part of the video."

Dude I was thinking the same thing and was like not posting it, the internet will never let me be if I do

@True I wasn’t the biggest fan of her begging for a confession but hey it worked at the end of the day

The pleases made me visibly upset. Like girl don’t be polite. Please.

if i were a detective i'd never beg a criminal like that lmao

Whatever it takes. If I’d thought it’d work I would too.

Yeah that dudes opinions are so annoying

I would expect no less from someone wearing a bow tie


Why won't they release the confession?  I wonder if he muttered something like "should I be talking to an attorney?" before admitting what happened, and they don't want that video getting out...  I haven't ever seen a confession be cut off like this...

EDIT:  Ahh - the whole video was released.  If you're interested:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU


The male cops bowtie makes him seem so friendly.  I wonder if that is intentional-.  Personally, there is a big difference talking to a person with a bowtie rather than a traditional tie.


Narrator: "He was known for his charm and charisma amongst his colleagues."<br>By Florida standards. Not true reality standards.

Narrator: "He was known for his charm and charisma amongst his colleagues."
By Florida standards. Not true reality standards.


If you take anything away from watching these presentations it should be, what I learned from 'Lt. Columbo'. He tells the suspect to put on the heat.  <br>"You see, murderer's usually only kill, once, to start, and they have to get it ALL 100% right. Where as a Detective oh gosh I probably see several hundred homicides a year, And I've been a cop for 30 years now."

If you take anything away from watching these presentations it should be, what I learned from 'Lt. Columbo'. He tells the suspect to put on the heat.
"You see, murderer's usually only kill, once, to start, and they have to get it ALL 100% right. Where as a Detective oh gosh I probably see several hundred homicides a year, And I've been a cop for 30 years now."


JCS:  These are so interesting to watch.  Thank you for taking the time to put them together and put them out on your channel.  I'm an old geezer wintering in florida alone with a cat.  These are very entertaining during a season when most people have a family or someone to spend time with.  Thanks again.

@michael Hubbard Thanks Mike!  I'm saddling up to head north in a few days.  Blue is going in to get a nail trim on Thursday.  My happiness is always better when I get a letter from my GF who is an inmate in a state prison in Md.  She is really beautiful and I bought her a diamond ring at Tiffany's on 02-22-2022.  I'll be able to surprise her once she gets out.  She's been in for 22 years already.  She's 44.  I'll be 74 on the 19th.  I'm trying to shed some excess weight too.  I don't want her to run the other way.

@Steve Harrison I hope you are also well and I hope nothing but happiness and good health comes your way , cheers mate

You are loved old geezer 🖤🖤 I hope nothing but happiness and good health come your way !! 🤙🏼 cheers

@Sarah Thank you.  I have a pen pal.  She is in prison.  It's nice to get a letter the old fashion way.  She's 44 and really beautiful.  I have never met her in person.  My cat Blue is flying on the plane with me on my birthday, 4/19.  I live alone in NH, too.  I keep busy and pretty much keep to myself.   I just started a low carb diet.  That sucks.  But, I need to take care of my heart and body.  Going for a haircut next week.  My hair is silvery white.  And she is going in to get her nails trimmed.

I hope you’re not lonely. I’d bring you some food if we were neighbors ❤

@BOCA BEC  So would I, if you sent me money.

@BOCA BEC  So would I, if you sent me money.

@Steve Harrison   Same here.  South coast of England.  With a cat.  Only it’s so cold.  Wish I were sunbathing in Florida.

@Esormit WE FOUND THE TROLL! I KNEW U WERE HIDING SOMEWHERE. PLEASE SINCERELY WHOLE HEARTLY  GO RUN AND PLAY IN TRAFFIC FOR ME. I WISH YOU THE WORSE.  🙏🏿😍

Unexpectedly wholesome thread here. Nice to see.

Unexpectedly wholesome thread here. Nice to see.

Old Iowa Crazy Cat Lady here. Sounds like I'm in with good company. 😺

@Flysai Other than a broken spine, I'm doing OK.  Actually, it just feels that way with ruptured discs.  It is always good to sit down.  I have had a pretty darn good run and am not going to quit anytime soon.  I need to push myself harder to start eating healthier.  I love Micky D's.  In fact I could eat a large fries sprinkled with salt right this second.  But I'm not going to.

Aye dad love ya stay safe down there and send Cleveland some warm weather!

@Puddlebutt and I Oh she does Aaron.  Then I'll go out and feed the community cats.  Felix, Spotz and Thomas.  I come back in side and my cat has her nose out of joint.  She is so possessive.  How soon they forget that I brought her in from the same hedge-row.  She had a bout two weeks of life left in her.  I was having a bout of depression.  I helped her and she helped me.

Dude respectfully you are living the life.. I hope you are well sir and enjoying your solitude.

@Madam Lt And a beautiful cat she is!  Just knowing she is nearby gives me a good feeling.

Hey you are at least someone to your cat, old man.

Hey you are at least someone to your cat, old man.

@Random Female I hope you have a cat.  There are plenty that need a nice home.

Old geezette,  checking in from Baja Sur Mexico, cheers!

Old geezette,  checking in from Baja Sur Mexico, cheers!

When my dad passed away my mom told me over the phone while I was sitting on the couch.  After I hung up I started balling my eyes out.  My sweet kitty knew I was upset and gingerly hopped up on my lap and just lovingly sat there.  As I started petting her my heartbreak subsided a bit and I was able to collect my thoughts.  Afterwards my wife mentioned the change in my emotions as I started petting my furry buddy.  These little creatures show love in such genuine ways.  You are not alone my friend.  Your kitty is your best friend 😊😊

my wife and kid went away for a few months. all alone in NY too!

@Easha Ahmed We are both doing fine thank you.  I have been having a bout of depression but fighting through that.  Blue has got fleas but it is too early to give her the monthly treatment.  I feed three "community" cats outside.  One, a small black tuxedo i call Felix has after 3 years decided to be a lap cat.  The 1st night he did that while I sat in a canvas camp chair it started raining.  I sat there and we both got wet because I did not want to disturb him.  The rain was just a passing warm shower, thankfully.  His sister, Spotz wanted to come up, but I only have one lap.  I'll fix her up a blanket beside my chair.

Same here but I'm in the south West of Scotland.  Have yourself a really good year ahead sir

@Mama Mangle Thank you Mama!  I'm all for a group prayer.  To whatever God you do or don't believe in.  Just that we all can get along and be kind to one another.  I fall of the path once in awhile and I'm going to try staying true to what the map of life has been trying to teach me.

Hey, I'm 37 so I'm decrepit according to the Internet lol. Looks like you have a whole lil family right here to be with! You're never alone when you have people who care about you!!! 💗💗💗🫂🫂🫂

@BillyLemonZest Thank you for not passing judgement on her and I.  I have not even told my own brother because I don't need to hear the lectures.  I'm old enough to be making my own decisions.  I'm not afraid of making a commitment to my prisoner friend.  I can't send her a ring, but have been shopping at Tiffany's in West Palm Beach.  It will be a small diamond, but it will be from Tiffany's and my heart will be into it.

@BOCA BEC not sure my friend.  Love is as dangerous as life.  It's an instinct that is built in, but you have more information than I do.  Take what you know and make the best choice you can.  And don't be discouraged if you're wrong.  Most of us are, most of the time.  But no matter what, know that a lot of people are trying hard.  Just like us

@BillyLemonZest Thanks Billy!  Do you think it's a mistake that I'm in love with a 43 year old inmate who might get out on parole this year?  I'm 73.  I want to marry her and have never met her.  We write letters the old fashion way.  I send her money.  She has never asked.  She really is beautiful.  She tells me that she loves me.

@Alisha Limbu What do you want to be?  If it were me, i would say: "An American!"  I was born in Canada, but my dad and mother moved to the USA when i was a little quiff.  2.  I love the United States.  I served in Vietnam as a combat Marine.  God watched over me.  Let me come home to Maine, saw me through college and gave me the means to buy a 2nd home in South Florida.  Now I am a big fat slob, but I still walk and love to watch these intriguing videos.  The opossum chew the spark plug wires under the hood of my Kia Soul.  I put down some moth balls and changed the wires.  I feed the community cats and the opossum come to get what is left behind. Happy New Year to you too.  Money is not the only thing.  It helps, but money management is more important.  Don't get swamped in debt.  Then the system owns you.

I’m a lonely international student watching it during the new year period. Happy new year 🥳

hey man, merry christmas to u and the cat! remember ur loved !

hey man, merry christmas to u and the cat! remember ur loved !

Aw I'm watching this with my cat on my lap right now :) What's your cat called?

Hey there I am a Gramma in Canada and spent most of Christmas Holidays with a goldfish and True Crime Interrogation videos and Netflix...so you have it way better than me...keep your spirits up my friend xxoo

@nobody's favourite Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you 🎄🎆

@nobody's favourite Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you 🎄🎆

@iBot you have every right to do so. I prefer quality over quantity.

Merry Christmas, folks. You can be alone in a house full of people, too. You'll be fine Brother, as long as you keep your spirits up. The World is a terrible place and people are awful anyway, so consider yourself lucky! Take care

Man, you're never alone with a cat. Try talking to it.

Man, you're never alone with a cat. Try talking to it.

merry christmas to you and your cat ! :-)

merry christmas to you and your cat ! :-)

@White Horse so true. That cat loves him, and I hope both have a very nice Christmas together

You do have a family, old bud. It's your kitty cat :]

You do have a family, old bud. It's your kitty cat :]

Don't start liking them too much. He only puts out two per year.

Don't start liking them too much. He only puts out two per year.

Hey chap - same story here, except I’m on the east coast of England. So, in solidarity from over the sea: you have a grand old time, ok mate? Take care of yourself, and I hope you have a superb winter.


Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"

Lee: "Some years ago—never mind how long precisely—having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world. It is a way I have of driving off the spleen and regulating the circulation..."


Cop: "How long have you known her?"

Him: "I have a girfriend, we hung out. We have the same backgrounds and she does a lot of drugs. I used them with her. Not the same drugs, but I did them. I saw her a month ago, she gained weight. Guess she did a ton of drugs and missed work because of it. She looks good....."


I don't know why but the phrase "she had a 5:30 shift at the bonefish grill" is hilarious to me.


It’s disgusting to watch him cry. The first words out of his mouth are “you’re going to jail”. He’s not crying for the life he took, he’s crying because he got caught.


@Cielo McMeekin seriously, lady, get ahold of yourself

@Cielo McMeekin seriously, lady, get ahold of yourself

Wahaha nice one .. i think instead of SAD cop.. OVER ACTING COP

Wahaha nice one .. i think instead of SAD cop.. OVER ACTING COP

@Elle A this comment made me feel sick. idk why but this comment just wreaks creepy dude vibes lol.

Lol! Sad cop was cringy. Seems it worked though.

Lol! Sad cop was cringy. Seems it worked though.

I was laughing at her awful acting... Lmao

I was laughing at her awful acting... Lmao

I was like "Oh! That's why they used a female detective!"

I was like "Oh! That's why they used a female detective!"

@may may It’s pretty horrible seeing how when a detective who tries to manipulate emotions is a woman, people for some reason assume that she’s lost control of her emotions and isn’t fit to serve???? People suck.

god the misogyny under this comment is so gross

god the misogyny under this comment is so gross

It would work on me definitely lol I’d feel so guilty

It would work on me definitely lol I’d feel so guilty

I feel like she kinda messed up the interrogation

I feel like she kinda messed up the interrogation

I wonder how they know what tactics work best before they walk into the room? I can't imagine this works for every suspect

Lol 😂😂😂😂 she came across as so unprofessional, sorry, and annoying, but I suppose it worked

Hers was such an amateur level of interrogation. Hardened criminals wouldn't fall for sobs and cries.

27:08 she never got off your back seat??  Than why  don't u go and check she probably is still in his back seat.

1nce a month their emails come in red color.

1nce a month their emails come in red color.

They shouldn't bring female officers they r way too emotional.

They shouldn't bring female officers they r way too emotional.

I think they knew about his mom so they used the woman to remind him of her

She was like a kid begging for candy. "Pleeeeeease, pleeeeeease"

She was like a kid begging for candy. "Pleeeeeease, pleeeeeease"

You have to see the Netflix show criminals (UK) they use this technique in the first episode. Highly recommend

@Thor Wagner I mean if you’re actually in a situation where you killed someone and a detective tries to appeal to the more human side by showing emotion, maybe you’d feel different

i know personally i’d be so annoyed with the girl detective wailing in my ear that i’d admit to anything. That’d get under my skin so badly

I feel like all that did was take stress off the subject because it put the detective below him

I din't like it. It seems that her high emotions have empowered the suspect.

That’s the first time I’ve seen that. Kinda weird.

That’s the first time I’ve seen that. Kinda weird.

I wonder if she was there to sorta affect his confidence. She looked decently attractive and didn't say one word to him, or even acknowledge his existence half the time. It was stated that he was pretty good with the opposite sex.

I dunno why I love that so much but it’s good

I dunno why I love that so much but it’s good

None of these people know the word lawyer

None of these people know the word lawyer

what a good actor. its damn hard to just wail like that but she is an interrogator, mustve gotten there somehow right?

From what I can sense, she’s acting as if she’s emotional and stressed so her emotions are supposed to make him feel guilty and pressurised into feeling apologetic or stressed out to the point that he confesses

Yes...she was very shrill at some points...i wonder how her partner can listen to that...

makes me wonder if having a female detective play this role was on purpose...

As I was reading this comment, the other women started crying

As I was reading this comment, the other women started crying

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she was faking it hard, only cared about her carrier the entire time.

@salma the steam engine You've responded 3 times to me now... and you are going with "ai don't care."  🤣  You care so very much.  I await you next cry for help with great eagerness.

@Elle A also liking ur own comment when no one else will is... yikes

@avithemostill couldn’t be said better 👏🏽

@avithemostill couldn’t be said better 👏🏽

Why does everyone find it so funny? It clearly worked

Why does everyone find it so funny? It clearly worked

She didn’t need to do much acting on the job seeing that she clearly was channeling her true inner emotions, it was cringing to watch because you don’t usually expect that from a professional in law enforcement and it seemed to be a little off script being that the other cop seemed to be a little less assertive with his follow ups

Sounds like the start of a poem , good cop, sad cop, mad cop,bad cop

Hahha. Yes I was wondering what's the tactic. No bad cop good cop. Crying cop and cop with bow tie

That was like a text book tactic them cops use. Wasn't expecting it

Ikr. She's like a character from Criminal Minds. 😂

Ikr. She's like a character from Criminal Minds. 😂

It was so cringe but somehow this lee caves in

It was so cringe but somehow this lee caves in

@Waりく and the lady cop her femininity. Imo she stole the show. At first I thought she would ruin everything cuz she was so annoying.

But i think they saw how he smashed a lot of girls so they used the attractive, emotional woman against him (note also how she was the one who revealed the truth to him). It was like she was catching him cheating or something. It was masterful.

They saw emotional, dramatic women as his weakness, easily manipulated by tears on a pretty face, mans a simp. And a murderer.

@Strikhedonia :3 yes, they both are pretty good cops, we need some of these in Spain, police in Spain sucks, we are a corrupt country to the bone.

@Tom Staunton male officer used his masculinity.

@Tom Staunton male officer used his masculinity.

@Shaunthesheep 23 "Dylan" is the male version of Karen

@Shaunthesheep 23 "Dylan" is the male version of Karen

You win 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

You win 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

That acting was cringeworthy. Over the top and poorly executed.

That acting was cringeworthy. Over the top and poorly executed.

@ARMYALEX   You're not wrong, but it honestly was horrible execution.

@ARMYALEX   You're not wrong, but it honestly was horrible execution.

@Shaunthesheep 23 "can't take a female serious" oh boy here comes a MGTOW member

I'm still waiting for her to stop playing with phone

I'm still waiting for her to stop playing with phone

Bad cop probably appeared on the unreleased footage.

Bad cop probably appeared on the unreleased footage.

@Shaunthesheep 23 it's called emotional manipulation. she's using the pathos rhetoric device of persuasion.

lmao she didn't even do anything she legit just kept repeating the same shit she was saying

8 chicken rolls stacked on top of each other

Girl really made this interview less stressful... Cant take a female serious 😂😂

I was thinking the same lol. Interesting approach in an interview, but it worked!

using her femininity to get him vulnerable

using her femininity to get him vulnerable

I see you are a man of culture as well....

I see you are a man of culture as well....


I like the door swinging open with cuffs on it. He quickly grabs his wrists and spikes up his awareness to the situation which in turn makes him more fearful for his freedom.

And even though this comment won't be read by to many. I kinda feel like that's why they want to shut your channel and style down. Because people can examine and learn. And I Mean Bad People but still love how much more I've learned by watching.

no matter how much you prepare or study you’ll never be prepared for the interrogation room even interrogators who commit a crime fall for the same tricks they used on criminals during there own careers


Another great example why you never talk to the police without a lawyer 😎


If surveillance cameras didn't live in the 80s, we could solve a lot of unsolved crimes


Never talk to a detective without a lawyer. Ever.


Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"

Lee: "Well, I was born on a rainy Thursday in May, 1990..."
4 hours later...
Lee: "That's how I graduated 4th grade.... Now, when I went into 5th grade.."

*Detective:* "How do you know Savannah?"
*Lee:* "Well, I was born on a rainy Thursday in May, 1990..."
_4 hours later..._
*Lee:* "That's how I graduated 4th grade.... Now, when I went into 5th grade.."

@Doctor Lucario Gee. Golly. Jinkies. Wonkers. Buzzards guts. Poggers. Bollocks...

Well, that's adderall for you. No wonder why the ladies like him so much, he's a TALKER!!

Hate to admit to laughing during these videos, but I can’t stop now...

@Doctor Lucario the famous killer cop Stephanie with the bizarre face ... that woman is a freak!

Lmao. "Went into 5th grade...my mom was still doing meth...started getting depressed...that was my first bout of depression I think...my grades started slipping...couldn't really concentrate ya know...I'm sorry, what was the question?" Hahaha

"... I was closer to god than i've ever been and i was flush with cash"<br>Detective: "I really don't want to talk about the fifth grade anymore, Lee"

"... I was closer to god than i've ever been and i was flush with cash"
Detective: "I really don't want to talk about the fifth grade anymore, Lee"

It's amazing how much detail some of these bad guys give for some reason that is not entirely clear to me.  Speaking of giving too many details that don't matter, I remember one guy who was explaining his last meeting with an ex-girlfriend and he started to talk about how he couldn't have killed the ex because at the time she was murdered he was out with his wife and their little daughter and his daughter was wearing a little pink dress with yellow flowers on it that his mother had purchased for her for Easter and had paid $13.99 for it at a clearance sale and they were eating at Bob's Family Restaurant and his wife had chicken that was really oven baked but tasted just like fried chicken and she had a side order of asparagus because the farmers in their area had an extremely good growing season and grew an abundance of vegetables and the asparagus was in the stores just dirt cheap and he had a steak that he requested be med-rare but it actually turned out to be a little TOO rare and he had mashed potatoes that was mashed with the jackets still on them and he sort of preferred that the jackets be removed but the potatoes were still pretty good.... and he went on and on and on until I was thinking that if I were one of those cops I would probably have run screaming from the room.  I was yelling at the screen, "Just get to the point, will you????"  Maybe that's why they do it.  They think they can drive the cops crazy and the cops will finally say, "I think we can resume this questioning another time.  For now we just need to take a break...of about 10 years!

M James Jodi Arias was way worse than this one. But, he is a word-vomiter! ✌

Lmfao😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this comment made my day during this damn quarantine

RIIIGHT! I gotta story I'm ready to tell you detective....

She looked really healthy. Blah blah blah but she looked really healthy. I found this odd. I seriously wanted to yell at him STFU!

I was thinking something very Similar! 🤣🤪

I was thinking something very Similar! 🤣🤪

Nah, he wasn't nearly thorough enough, he should've opened with an account of the Big Bang at least.

@Sarah Riedel and a dirty táctic. Saw them so much when they're so sure for they seem so wise on series

@Doctor Lucario another good interrogation.

@Doctor Lucario another good interrogation.

@Falling Petunias wow. Nice. Write a book, sir.👍

@Falling Petunias wow. Nice. Write a book, sir.👍

@unpataunpata it's common for detectives to refuse a legal request for counsel by claiming that the person "hasn't technically been charged with anything yet" (these rights only apply to individuals who have been officially charged with a crime). They stick the person in an interrogation room sans attorney - again, claiming that they haven't yet been charged with anything - and suddenly before you know it the person's incriminating themselves even if they haven't done anything illegal. Happens all the time it's a common police tactic.

@Sarah Riedel that's where you say...i need a lawyer

@Sarah Riedel I always think of how nervous people ramble when this tactic comes up. There are many reasons to be nervous in front of police, especially in an interrogation. But then some of these examples on this channel ramble for so long, it's hard to deny there is a difference between nervousness and guilty conscience.

@Mike generally I agree, but I do find it problematic that this particular interrogation tactic links guilt with the fear or intimidation felt in the presence of law enforcement. There are many situations in which it would be entirely reasonable for a person to be afraid of the police even if they are completely innocent - just look at the kind of police misconduct and prosecutorial misconduct that exists in our criminal justice system. Wrongful convictions happen all the time; wrongful arrest happens even more frequently. I can't say I wouldn't feel extremely afraid in their presence even if I had nothing to hide. This seems like a dangerously slippery slope to me.

@Mike generally I agree, but I do find it problematic that this particular interrogation tactic links guilt with the fear or intimidation felt in the presence of law enforcement. There are _many_ situations in which it would be entirely reasonable for a person to be afraid of the police even if they are completely innocent - just look at the kind of police misconduct and prosecutorial misconduct that exists in our criminal justice system. Wrongful convictions happen all the time; wrongful arrest happens even more frequently. I can't say I wouldn't feel _extremely_ afraid in their presence even if I had nothing to hide. This seems like a dangerously slippery slope to me.

@Mike that's how me and friends talk we give all those small details when telling a story... he was wearing a blue shirt, that matched his eyes, or it was a balmy sunny day with little clouds in the sky.🤷♀

Listening to him is like watching paint dry

Listening to him is like watching paint dry

I've just done some heroin so I'm paranoid, is it OK if I take refuge in this comment thread?, I just want to be somewhere where I feel safe.

M James it’s so uncomfortable to watch him ramble for over 4 minutes!!

Detective: "What's your name?"<br>Lee: "Well, that's actually a thing. Cause I used to do drugs, my brother gave me aderall, and then this dragon came in - well, I know this dragon cause back in grade school my ex once knew a coworker that had an uncle - so her coworker had an uncle because his grandparents, the parents of his parents, had multiple kids - I think 3, but I could be wrong - and was like 'hey, we good?' And I was thinking, you know what, I don't know this dragon. I said nah, and then the dragon got in a truck, a Ford, green. I haven't seen them since. And that's why they call me Lee"

Detective: "What's your name?"
Lee: "Well, that's actually a thing. Cause I used to do drugs, my brother gave me aderall, and then this dragon came in - well, I know this dragon cause back in grade school my ex once knew a coworker that had an uncle - so her coworker had an uncle because his grandparents, the parents of his parents, had multiple kids - I think 3, but I could be wrong - and was like 'hey, we good?' And I was thinking, you know what, I don't know this dragon. I said nah, and then the dragon got in a truck, a Ford, green. I haven't seen them since. And that's why they call me Lee"

In his defense, he is on adderall lololol

In his defense, he is on adderall lololol

I'm getting flashbacks to Smollet's "Australian Tour" rant during his whole fabrication.

emeli anemone
He acts like he’s on it right here, look at him wiping off his sweaty hands

Could also be the fact he knows he murdered a person and is suspected though idk lol

M James bro hand to god I wrote my message then seen yours.... I’m kinda creeped out my dude .... we said the same shit ...... wtf!?!??

the detective is like: "OMG!!! WHO. THE HELL. CAAAAAAARES?!"

Ali Dakhaikh then silent when it matters! great work again from this channel again though. Probably one of my favorites nowadays.

12:48 "I think we should... you know... stop talking"

Yeah, I think so too.

Well you're really asking two questions there. The first one takes me back to 1934. Admiral Burn had just reached the pole, only hours ahead of the Three Stooges...I guess he won the argument, but I walked away with the turnips. The following morning I resigned my commission with the coastguard. The next thing I knew there was civil war in Spain...and that's everything which happened in my life right up to the time I got this phone call...

definitely believe him about the adderall.

definitely believe him about the adderall.

M James oooooooooh myyyy goooood, some ppl wouldn’t shut the f up. I cringed so hard! He talks and talks and talks!

And that’s how they know when a person is trying to hide something. They give too many details that don’t matter.

The whole time the detectives are just screaming GUILTY in their heads..


it can't be that accidental killing bc the medical examiner of her body claimed it to be a violent homicide


This whole story is tragic, watching the ending was sad, too. Smh don’t murder peeps.


One of the most subtle yet powerful moves in the interrogation is having the handcuffs on the keychain banging against the door every time it opens.


"Fucking Savannah" Ahh yes, it's her fault you murdered her, obviously. I don't know how I missed that bit


Absence makes the heart grow fonder, Jim. And it's torturous.

@The New Sun use the website Privacy.com. You link your bank through an encrypted system, then you can create "virtual cards" for any website. You can use a different name, address and phone number but Privacy lets the charge through. You can set limits so a site can't charge you any more than that or Privacy declines it. You can also choose to make a one time use card that closes as soon as you are charged. I use it for "free" trials because I always forget to cancel or when I do glitches online, since PayPal now let's merchants change the amount you charged to any amount they want.

You might be able to put it on a Visa gift card. If you purchase the gift card cash you should be fine.

Tucsonan Dude what is the pun. Please share

Tucsonan Dude what is the pun. Please share

@Daniel Tolbert I'm not, but I play one on TV.

Doctor Kettleburn, are you a REAL doctor?

Doctor Kettleburn, are you a REAL doctor?

@Andrew Killen or any utilities, etc big bro is everywhere

Doctor Kettleburn they hold back on Jimbo for the tough ones.

If absence makes the heart grow founder, what does presence do? 🤔

@The New Sun you could use a top-up credit card maybe?

@UrMom DotCom Lol yeah there's a few places...

@Tucsonan Dude I know that, dude. For Jim is magical. Jim is all things. Jim is the light and the way. Jim is a non-being, like the Force. 💋

@Cyrene just dont murder anyone and I think you'll be good lol
Itd be pretty hard to get a conviction off of the fact that you like true crime :p
.. unless you live in west Memphis :/

@PlainSailingWeather I already watched it all D: fml

PlainSailingWeather How much is it per month? <br>I wish I could subscribe but Im literally in debt lol

PlainSailingWeather How much is it per month?
I wish I could subscribe but Im literally in debt lol

@PlainSailingWeather yes. There's lots more

@PlainSailingWeather yes. There's lots more

His name's not Jim.  You don't get the pun in his name.

Doctor Kettleburn I've watched all his content in patreon and still want more. His break downs are impeccable.

@The New Sun believe me you're on the grid unless you're using a VPN, and don't have a cell phone, social security card or birth certificate/record

@The New Sun like other people said, use a prepaid card.

i also believe that paypal gives you the ability to add a prepaid card onto their service, too.

@Cyrene who did you know that got murdered? What was her name? Ah'm not SAIYIN you did anythang..

Jim's patreon is the only patreon I subscribe to. Because it's very reasonable ($1) and his content is top notch. I'd pay $1 per video if I had to, it's worth it! The patreon videos are even better than the YouTube ones too.

@The New Sun I know what you mean. I mean what if somebody I knew got murdered and I had all these subscription to true crime channels? Probably paranoid but honestly watching this stuff makes you paranoid. Innocent people get convicted all the time.

@The New Sun you're already on the watchlist, buddy.

@Erin Donnelly But he's correct. I'm signed up to the Jim Can't Swim patreon, posts a minimum of one vid a month. It's not an opinion

@SalveRegina Thanks for sharing your opinion.

@SalveRegina Thanks for sharing your opinion.

Erin Donnelly he has never not posted a video for 3 months. I’ve been a Patreon customer of his since day one, and he’s posted at least 1 video/month from the very beginning. He used to post 2, but now he only posts 1, usually at the end of the month.

@Darxcide 马克思 If you only subscribe for a month LOL

Can you use a prepaid/gift card for patreon? That way you don’t have to share those details you want to keep private

@The New Sun perhaps its only way I can see around it :/

@Rammus Annus yeah exactly like these but opposite what you mentioned, they're often longer and uncensored too, well worth the dollar

@Rammus Annus there are dozens of videos like this on patreon

@The New Sun hm well aside from using a fake username there's no way around the bank stuff

@PlainSailingWeather yeah thats my problem, I want to keep my real life and my internet dealing entirely separate

@The New Sun I mean you can use a fake name for your username yeah but as for bank details they all have to be correct obviously

Is there a way to buy access anonimously?

Is there a way to buy access anonimously?

If you can afford it, sign up to his Patreon for a dollar a month, lot of content on there you can binge!


It's crazy how people can talk without a lawyer. Criminals are scum but detectives are there to close the case, and some will throw anyone under the bus just to get closer to a promotion. In this case, I don't believe for a second that the detectives wanted anything other than closing the case.


For anyone wondering, he got sentenced 40 years in prison


At the end when he is having his mental breakdown. You say one of the reasons is his knowledge of what's to come. I would just like to say, he has no idea what in the road ahead of him. Karma is in the road ahead of him, and will be with him throughout his journey through the department of corrections.


36:13 He's blaming the girl he killed. You deserve everything thats coming to you...
PS: Act of self defense my ass, he could've easily overpower the girl instead of snapping her neck. Glad he's in jail now.


Update: Lee was sentenced to 40 years in prison earlier this year (March 2021).

Update: Lee was sentenced to 40 years in prison earlier this year (March 2021).

@pub g That's often the case, and it's understandable to take that default assumption, but in this case, I don't think so.

@El Astronaute he literally is only upset because he got caught.

@El Astronaute he literally is only upset because he got caught.

This guy was my cellmate for 4 months on the east unit pod 1 5th floor cell 9 in jacksonville detention center.. He actually went with stand your ground law .. But he worked out everyday and was huge.. His victim was so tiny..
Lee is so soft to.
Everyone punke'd him out

I understand self defence but murder is just dumb

I understand self defence but murder is just dumb

Whats about George W. Bush the mass murderer? Talks with Ellen and the country is gigling about his bad jokes...

Whats about George W. Bush the mass murderer? Talks with Ellen and the country is gigling about his bad jokes...

That’s when my dog diiiieeeeeeddddddddddd<br>Atleast something good happened that month

That’s when my dog diiiieeeeeeddddddddddd
Atleast something good happened that month

@Janoy Cresva yeah i imagined that, but still, my point is valid anyway

@Janoy Cresva yeah i imagined that, but still, my point is valid anyway

@zHarper
I realize now I was confusing this case with the guy who assaulted and murdered an 8 year old.

Still, he snuffed out a beautiful young woman, race irrelevant. He deserved more because he was afraid of losing his shitty shift manager position.

@Janoy Cresva Most people would get 20-30 years. Only reason it was that much was because it was an attractive white girl

@Janoy Cresva i feel like it’s kind of a reasonable sentence. he clearly was remorseful and 40 years of prison is a fucking lot. When this guy is like 60 or something and free from prison  i doubt he’s gonna be much trouble

@El Astronaute I have a bridge to sell you, hmu ;)

@El Astronaute I have a bridge to sell you, hmu ;)

@pub g I really don't think there is any reason to believe he'd murder again. He seems genuinely remorseful and I think it was just a really unfortunate set of circumstances and a very bad and spontaneous reaction/decision on his part. While he deserves the sentence for taking a young girls life, he is not showing any evidence to believe that he is ever likely to murder again.

@pub g I understand the fear of that but after what i have seen i seriously would doubt it. It was second degree murder out of a situation some of us can relate to. I dont say it wasnt wrong but i think 40 years is wayyyy enough and dont think that he should be put away forever since he will have more than half his life to think about what he has done and become a better man.

awwh thank you for this comment , I was furious when I heard not guilty. ARE YOU FUCKIN KIDDING ME how is he not guilty

awwh thank you for this comment , I was furious when I heard not guilty. ARE YOU FUCKIN KIDDING ME how is he not guilty

I agree with the commenter who said “he isn’t sad about the girl’s death, he’s mad that he got caught” which usually describes a sociopath. When they started describing Lee in the very beginning they said “charming, player, etc” That’s all I needed to hear: conclusion- sociopath-no empathy, no capacity to feel other’s pain. Look out ladies-they are out there-just PASS and keep your life drama free!

@Simi exactly, as much as it's a bit blunt it's the truth half the people who say stuff like "that's not enough" to a 40 year sentence... It just feels like ignorance, these are the people who haven't experienced a year in prison let alone 40 and I feel as if the prison system <i>is flawed</i> if someone with some amount of remorse comes out of prison with none. Some people need counseling not just extra time.

@Simi exactly, as much as it's a bit blunt it's the truth half the people who say stuff like "that's not enough" to a 40 year sentence... It just feels like ignorance, these are the people who haven't experienced a year in prison let alone 40 and I feel as if the prison system _is flawed_ if someone with some amount of remorse comes out of prison with none. Some people need counseling not just extra time.

Hell the way the left is running this world they might let him out of prison just to vote

Hell the way the left is running this world they might let him out of prison just to vote

According to this documentary and it's stupid narrator he was never read his rights and with that alone he could have the case thrown out

Man so many people just not understanding how the justice system works 🤦

Man so many people just not understanding how the justice system works 🤦

@J you shouldn’t talk to police period Even if you’re innocent

@J you shouldn’t talk to police period Even if you’re innocent

@Simi do you not realize he took away someone else’s freedom and life?

@Simi do you not realize he took away someone else’s freedom and life?

@amelia lee I don’t think death sentence is ever a good option. A lot of innocent people go to prison even when there’s doubt about their case. Killing innocents is the last thing we want to do.

@Janoy Cresva ok so you have that to state about an opinion that is hard to prove, but what do you have to say about the facts i proposed you? I am right and there is no way you can find something that goes against what i stated, so you have to attack small details that have nothing to do with the point i made. So again, do you have anything RELEVANT to say about this topic, or will you just bless me with your awkward silence?

@Theresa Stroll That probably wasn't necessary of me to point out but thanks. Jail is for "innocent" people awaiting trial and for people sentenced to lesser crimes in which the sentence is less than two years, depending on where you are. Prison is where the real bad guys go. Jail is where you'll find someone that drove with a suspended license. Prison is where you'll find someone that killed his wife. Huge difference!

@pub g he probably served 15 years , I have heard so many cases were men like him get out in 12 to 15 and do the same in the first year of freedom

Men like him that make females their God do horrible crimes like this. What a monster,  but Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea,  I think she knew more and she went to see him that evening and afterwards, she told him you better erase our msgs , I don't have nothing to do with what happened inside the car.

@zHarper <br>And for the record, he didn’t ACKNOWLEDGE ANYTHING. HE STILL MAINTAINS HIS INNOCENCE.

@zHarper
And for the record, he didn’t ACKNOWLEDGE ANYTHING. HE STILL MAINTAINS HIS INNOCENCE.

@DestielSnot what if the ‘killer’ did it to save his own life? Do you consider your military front line and special ops murderers, because they kill people? 😐😐😐

Fine line you’re walking there. 🤷♂

@#FozzieLife, see you take that for this person in particular, but do you know how may WRONGLY accused are actually stuck in the prison system for years, to decades?

You’d be extremely surprised. 🤷♂

The world truly is crazy, you have no idea.

@Simi do you realise that he could potentially get the chance to one day walk out of jail after snapping someone’s neck and burning their body?

@Rando Persón How hard was it for her as she passed I wonder? Alternatively don’t kill people 🤷🏻

@Rando Persón How hard was it for her as she passed I wonder? Alternatively don’t kill people 🤷🏻

@stelley08 Correct. I guess...job security?

@stelley08 Correct. I guess...job security?

@Simi I'm not arguing.  I'm challenging and asking questions, that's all.
You're initial post was that "America's prison system is not good".  I've also read from other people on this thread that "America's prison system is trash".  What I want to know is this -
How are we measuring the performance of our prison system in America and what are we measuring it against, to come up with these conclusions of America's prison system??  What 'performance" indicators are you using to measure?  Or are these just knee jerk conclusions?  Where does America's prison system rank compared to the rest of the world??
Don't get frustrated because someone like me challenges you with "hard" questions.  Maybe you just don't care to be challenged?

@기본적인 백인 소녀 He got almost two life sentences.

@기본적인 백인 소녀 He got almost two life sentences.

@The Map Maker I literally said that there are no perfect prison systems, if you are arguing for the sake of arguing and not reading what I am saying the conversation is done.

@Simi a sliver of eternity, which is how long Savanah will be gone.

@Simi a sliver of eternity, which is how long Savanah will be gone.

@Simi America doesn't have a perfect prison system.  But then again, nothing is perfect.  And you can probably point at some prison system somewhere in the world that is better.  But what I really care about, is where does America rank in prison systems, compared to the rest of the world??  I would say that if America's prison system is in the top-10, then it's a 'good' prison system.  And then also, what variables or key indicators dictate what makes a prison system "good"?

@The Map Maker don't get me wrong, there are no perfect prison systems but there are good ones. For example, go research scandinavian prisons.

40 years is a long time, now is the time to work on becoming a trustee inmate, he may be able to put on a chef's coat one day in a minimum security facility. At the end he said "Use your head" now is the time for him to heed his own advice. He also should repent for Savannah's death and accept the consequences for killing her.

@Simi Curious minds want to know - If America's prison system is not good, then you're implying that some other country's prison system IS good.  What country or countries would that be??

@pub g thats not the problem, the problem is the society wich puts a label on him, a "criminal" "prisoner" "ex-felon" when he comes out people wont let him change, he will never be able to change

@Rando Persón Okay and he murdered a young woman so I don't really care what it'll do to his damn mind. It was damaged already if he was willing and able to go through with killing someone. Do I feel sorry for the people who are wrongly accused and sentenced and or are sentenced for really petty crimes, yes. But a killer? No.

40 years in prison*. Jail and prison are not interchangeable synonyms.

40 years in prison*. Jail and prison are not interchangeable synonyms.

@Simi if we introduce the human centipede into our prison system, their behavior will change dramatically. and the latest design is 100% clinically accurate!

@Gum God Nah, he shouldn't b allowed to live, that girl doesn't so why should he

@Gum God Nah, he shouldn't b allowed to live, that girl doesn't so why should he

@기본적인 백인 소녀 life sentence is 25 years, unless they get ‘without possibility of parole’ attached.

Just saying. 🤷♂🤷♂

You all also act like 40 years in prison is easy. 😂 You have no idea on what it actually does to you being there for so long.

The reason most people return back to crime after long sentences is because they can’t acclimate themselves back into society nearly as easy. Do you understand how hard it is to get a job held after you’ve been convicted of felonies? 🤨🤨🤨 How about the fact that 10+ years of society may have passed you by because you were secluded to a single building so damn long, that you don’t know anything around you anymore? 😐😐

Think real hard and tell me how ‘easy’ your life would be then… 🤷♂

@Simi " If the American prison system was good" what youre talking about is a re-education type prison. which we all know what that really is

was just gonna look up if he had been sentenced

was just gonna look up if he had been sentenced

@Simi yeah.. but at the cost of samantha’s life? it isnt really fair, i mean how long she gonna stay dead for? is she just gonna magically reappear once the guy gets out of jail?

Thanks for the update. In some countries, the state takes the prisoners sight, blinds them for life and sends them back in to society.

@Simi  How long is she gonna be dead for though?

@Simi  How long is she gonna be dead for though?

@Simi way less than the time it will take for Savannahs family to see her again.

@Simi way less than the time it will take for Savannahs family to see her again.

@pub g nah if you took the time to research he got around 4 years time served so its 36 ish years and he was sentenced when he was 31 years old so he'd come out at around 67 years old.

Even if he came out at 55 years old and committed another murder, that would not be the fault of how long the sentence is it would be the fault of the lackluster prison system America has. If the American prison system was good, and he came out at 55 he probably would not commit another crime.

@Janoy Cresva do you not realize how long 40 years with limited freedom is?

@Janoy Cresva do you not realize how long 40 years with limited freedom is?

Just after he got his covid vax apparently

Just after he got his covid vax apparently


Got 40 years with an allowance for time served, all the while blaming his victim. What a star.


The emotional reckoning was INTENSELY FASCINATING AND SATISFYING!


Man I thought he would never stop rambling on and on when the detective first asked him how he knew her.


I have seen this and all the other videos many times over and I’m still so damn bummed no new videos have been released in so long.. FREE JCS😞


Detective: How do you know her?
Lee : Here is our entire relationship and everything about her personal life
Detective: When was the last time you saw her?
Lee: Describes the entire murder scene

Detective: How do you know her?
Lee : Here is our entire relationship and everything about her personal life
Detective: When was the last time you saw her?
Lee: *Describes the entire murder scene*

@Personal Email Jeeez, whats up with you.... "'personal' Email"?<br>a fitting name btw., Send an email! Whydontcha...

@Personal Email Jeeez, whats up with you.... "'personal' Email"?
a fitting name btw., Send an email! Whydontcha...

@Biden owes me gas money So he's a moron for admitting to a horrible crime? How about the important part... committing the crime at all....

@Biden owes me gas money Also a moron for killing someone.........didn't think you wanted to leave that part out.

I read this before I got to that part and was thought to myself "Couldn't be that bad"... Sir, you were spot on with this comment.


Imagine only getting 40 years in Prison for taking someones entire life away from them, our legal system is legit a fucking joke.


This "Breakdown" was exceptionally done. TY<br>I find these more effective than "Scared Straight." This is Really, Real. PEACE

This "Breakdown" was exceptionally done. TY
I find these more effective than "Scared Straight." This is Really, Real. PEACE


@7:37  He may be a murderer of a small, young, Caucasian female and they leave him alone with a small, Caucasian female with the keys in the door. Keys make an excellent weapon.
Does the door lock from inside?
Can the table and chair(s) be used to keep the door shut preventing entry for a small period of time?
Say long enough to stab her in the face, eye(s), and neck with a key, break her neck or strangle her?
Why wouldn't the detective automatically bring water in case it was desired thus removing the need to leave his colleague in the room with a possible murderer of small, Caucasian young women?

Seems to me an innocent person would give more details than what is necessary in order to provide points to be tested later. If the version does not change that indicates it may be true. A person with something to hide would say as little as possible. Of course, I know this flies in the face of conventional thought. I think I would voice this theory and answer the questions adhering to this, assuming I was not guilty of the crime in question.

Who gains weight in 3-4 days? BS
Why are Americans so unwilling to call somebody a liar?
I see it constantly.
"She dead that's why you will not tell us, correct?" they don't say once but he is thinking every second. He thinks these two are daft because they won't ask it. And I have to agree with him.

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.


Just googled this guys name and I shit you not his younger 26 year old sister is also serving a long jail sentence for a totally unrelated murder she was involved in. Nice family


“most guilty people tend to say more than they need to”

me, a nervous overtalker
“shit 😰😰😰”

“most guilty people tend to say more than they need to”

*me, a nervous overtalker*
“shit 😰😰😰”

I have autism, anxiety, and adhd<br>I would be absolutely screwed without a lawyer

I have autism, anxiety, and adhd
I would be absolutely screwed without a lawyer

Same but I feel like there's a noticeable difference from BPD/ADD level oversharing and what this guy did 😭 like yeah I would probably be like "Oh we worked at the same place. Dated her for a few years, pretty tough she was really crazy" so I might go into a little more detail than I should, but not like "here's a 30 page essay in MLA format detailing the entirety of our relationship with cited sources"

That's why they get a baseline first, to work out your personality, etc...So you'd be ok 👍☺☮

In high tense situations like this your self-preservation mode will likely/commonly kick in, so even people with insane high anxiety or nervous talkers don't go this far off the deep end and will in fact give the correct body language and everything without you even realizing it, when answering interrogation questions like 99% of the time. Or so I have heard

yeah i also write essays really long but the last "essay" i wrote wasn't that long i guess but then again that was for a poem; the raven which is pretty short and oh god i'm doing it already. :/

@astaut well... Good for you then. My friends hate me for it calling me weird

Right? I'm also easily bullied into agreeing to just about anything. Literally just raising your voice at me is enough to break me to tell you I did it. Not great if im ever accused as a murderer.

just dont say shit. thats all. just ask for a snickers or something and stay quiet.

@C Glenn it definitely makes a difference if you have ADHD or not. Aderall will calm you down and help you focus with ADHD but makes you hyper and talkative without it.

I'm a nervous talker too under pressure, but its totally different when you're in an interrogation room! I've been in one a few times, once was for a sexual assault case, and the other was for identity theft. Its definitely nerve wracking being in the room, but when you're reporting a crime, for me at least, it was like a switch flipped in my head. I was nervous, shaky, dry mouth, but I was fairly concise and super confident in what I was saying.

@Fred Red see, I'm so confused about that statement...does it make people talk? Not me...I get in my head and laser focus on stuff.

@kitsch take Adderall. Ironically, it shuts me right up because it calms my brain down and I lock into only 1 or 2 things at a time instead of having ten billion scattered thoughts blowing around in my head.

@Lyla Hammar same, and I thought, "shit", too, when I heard that, hahaha. Oh man, these psych break-downs can get into your head, lol. I take Adderall and it makes me shut right up and be in my head, though. I wonder if, when you don't have ADHD and take adderall, does it make you talk more?

@Lyla Hammar I was just about to comment this! My ADHD brain either takes in nothing or absolutely everything. I notice so many unnecessary details and have somewhat of a photographic memory. So if someone asks me about something, they get a very thorough answer. I think the desire to help is another ADHD thing that contributes to the over-sharing. I want them to have all the information they might need and then some. So yeah I’d probably talk my way into prison for sure.

@half eaten floor burger  yep. Asperger's and a little ADD over here and I hope I never get into anything cuz imma look guilty as fuck

And by that anything that comes out of his mouth.

yeah same, i've got all those f'n letters.

yeah same, i've got all those f'n letters.

I try to talk less with strangers and overtalk with people i know

Don't talk to the police, wait for a lawyer, even if you are innocent.

Just dont kill anyone and you'll be fine

Just dont kill anyone and you'll be fine

And he did just say he took an Adderall which makes people talk a lot.

@kitsch You don't need to stop! There's nothing wrong with talking a lot. Just surround yourself people who love to listen to what you have to say 💛

@Lyla Hammar how do we stop that? how do i stop talking so much?

@Stefane Freedom IKR, I tend to be the same, guess we're all guilty of some heinous crime then, huh? lol

@Connoc I feel you. I feel as if more emphasis should be made on the fact that they’re generalisations

@Anonymous It's because it's about psychology and psychology can only be spoken about in very general terms unless it is about a specific person.  So basically lots of people and their personalities and actions fit these psychological explanations, but lots of people <b>don't</b> fit them either.

@Anonymous It's because it's about psychology and psychology can only be spoken about in very general terms unless it is about a specific person.  So basically lots of people and their personalities and actions fit these psychological explanations, but lots of people *don't* fit them either.

@Lyla Hammar that explains it lol I never knew that was why I overshared

Same I got adhd and ocd and I find myself going on in too much detail about pretty much anything

Sometimes when the narrator analyses things I disagree too tbh

@Kimar Spencer yeah it's a Mento I'll nest.

@Kimar Spencer yeah it's a Mento I'll nest.

Same i have 80HD i will rattle on for hours especially if im nervous

Well Alison looks like you're guilty.  Turn yourself in to the closest police department

it's only one of many signs. saying too little can also be a sign. but these things aren't evidence at all, just an indicator that interrogators are on the right track. if you're EVER arrested for anything, get a lawyer. i've witnessed first-hand people running their mouths and looking more guilty than they actually are, at trial. quick lawyers will interrupt and stop their client from running their mouths. but really, if you're ever arrested, shut the eff up. be respectful, ofc. but you are under no obligation to meet the approval of authorities. they must follow the law. ask for your lawyer.

To be fair, that doesn't immediately incriminate anyone! Oversharing is a symptom of ADHD as well, even when completely calm (I have ADHD and do it myself)


I had to see what happened and I figure anyone reading this now will be wondering too, so in March of 2021, Rodarte pled guilty to 2nd degree murder in exchange for a 40 year sentence


Life is so good when u don't kill or kidnap someone just relaxing in my couch watching this made me grateful


Congratulations on providing a detailed tutorial and analysis of what future criminals ought not do under interrogation. /s asshole


He shoulda gotten a lawyer the second they implied he was responsible.   Having said that, good job on the investigators part.  F this guy.


Imagine being the kids of these interrogators and never get away with anything...

Parents will always believe what they want when it comes to there kids.

This thread should’ve have entertained me as much as it did !

You would be surprised. Kids know their parents.

You would be surprised. Kids know their parents.

Look... it’s not looking good for you. As soon as your mother gets home I’m gonna have to hand this case over to her. I’m trying to help you. Help me help you. Tell me where you hid the remote.😂😂😂

Well they are either never gonna get away with lying or will be the best possible liers.

You'd learn to become the most non-interrogable suspect ever.

"When did you last see the cookie jar?"<br>"Pfff gawd that must have been like a million years ago"

"When did you last see the cookie jar?"
"Pfff gawd that must have been like a million years ago"

Love is blind...They probably get away with everything.

being a cops kid u never get away with anything  haha

@V P You should start your own channel where you analyze the detectives.

Dad can I at least get a coke and a butterfinger?

steals cookie
Dad: So tell us about yourself

*steals cookie*
Dad: So tell us about yourself

johnb johnb  gotta call your bluff, friend. 2020 has been a.... bitc.. errrr... a struggle. We ALLLLLL eat cookies. Don’t play.. you know you eats cookies! 🤨🤣🤣

@clatoripixi  you'll feel a lot better after you tell us what happened to that cookie now's your chance, you'll regret this once your locked in that room for 30 minuets.

Kid: i need to speak w/ my lawyer
Cop: covers bodycam

Kid: i need to speak w/ my lawyer
Cop: *covers bodycam*

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

Lol every time they call their work friends over you know your fucked with the good cop bad cop routine...

Its ok we just wanted to know what happened to the cookie

Fem ke parents who aren’t trained to break people can teach their children right and wrong. It happens all the time. Using those tactics on kids is basically teaching the children to be professional liars.

@Mattteus sinds when is teaching a child, what is wrong and what is right, work?

@Gerr Bear That's completely true. My ex's dad was in forensics, and although he didn't get away with much at home as a teenager bc his dad was really tuned in, he was the most deceptive person I ever knew when we were married.

My ex husband's father is a forensic investigator. He didn't get away with ANYTHING as a teenager lol.

KvammiZ not true. They’re the most deceptive.

KvammiZ not true. They’re the most deceptive.

Blahblahblah Blah man I actually started to believe I took the cookie and almost confessed because I do have a good heart, I haven’t ate a single cookie in 2020...

@Mattteus Thats not at all what i said. They are able to read the answer they get back better than anyone else and will know instantly if they are lying or not

KvammiZ sure, every parent wants to psychoanalyse and break their children down emotionally until they confess.

@Mattteus They dont have to do "work", lets say there is a situation where the kids have been playing outside and ended up breaking something. When the parents ask their kid if it was them, they will clearly be able to read them to a bigger extent.

I’m sure they get away with plenty. Who wants to do work when they’re at home?

Lauren A please I’m begging you tell me ! I know you’re not a bad boy!

5 hours later

"You were pretty hungry right? Long day at school. That teacher was giving you a hard time, right?"

"...yes... dad, we've been through this, I've told you everything, I'm tired"

"And I understand that. I'm tired. Hell, we can all go home as soon as you admit to me that you took that cookie. We all know you did it. We got a whole lot of evidence that you did [ doesn't have any conclusive evidence ], you just need to tell us and we can all go home. You're a good person. You have a good heart, I know that. Nobody's doubting that. Anyone would have taken that cookie if they'd been through what you'd been through"

*5 hours later*

"You were pretty hungry right? Long day at school. That teacher was giving you a hard time, right?"

"...yes... dad, we've been through this, I've told you everything, I'm tired"

"And I understand that. I'm tired. Hell, we can all go home as soon as you admit to me that you took that cookie. We all know you did it. We got a whole lot of evidence that you did [ _doesn't have any conclusive evidence_ ], you just need to tell us and we can all go home. You're a good person. You have a good heart, I know that. Nobody's doubting that. Anyone would have taken that cookie if they'd been through what you'd been through"

The cookie had a family, they deserve answers Billy

We have video proof son! Its on the tapes, or how do you explain these crumbs?

@Lauren A we have seen the cctv footage, i am confirming the cookie did not walk with two legs but instead, YOU ATE IT!!! YOU MURDERED THE COOKIE WE KNOW!!

“You expect us to believe that cookie sprouted legs and walked out of the box? Tell us what happened to the cookie! We know you took it!”


3:00 I'm surprised they even bothered with the security footage or even looked in the parking lot after 2 hrs.....normally they wait until the trail is long grown cold and or a body is found....


Crazy to think by the time the interrogation was over so was his life sentence


These are just fascinating to watch.  Thank you.


On minute 29 you can see him sipping some water. Actually I heard one day from my therapist that it's a way of releasing stress - that's why some therapists don't approve of drinking during session - so that the patient can reflect on themselves instead


Probably not a great idea to murder someone in the parking lot of Bonefish Grill bc you're worried you could lose your job at Bonefish grill

@Fun Times Ohhhh...well he was a terrible manager

@Antony Weber he was talking about Lee Rodarte...

I wonder if they closed the location. A bar near me had an abortion in the bathroom and it had to be sold. It opened up under a new name but it's pretty wild that someone killed a newborn in the bathroom

@Edward Jarvis Like Deadliest Catch? Or the fact he got caught?  Lol well anyways he no longer works at Bonefish Grill so his plan was pretty fishy ;)

They could call this rule "The Bonefish Catch." Catch, get it??

@Jibberjabberz lmfaooooo dude  doesn't spend tons of times looking at memes and doesn't get a reference, what a toooooooooollll, right?

@baronessa department of redundancy department

@John Hays no dude we’re just quoting memes don’t sweat it hahaha

@baronessa I have no idea what you're talking about...I'm lost...how could what I commented be offensive...this guy his defense is he was worried he'd lose his job at Bonefish Grill for having a relationship with a coworker (which is weird considering he was a cook not even a manager or anything).  It was not my intention to offend it was simply a comment on how crazy a "motive" that is.

“We’re a family here at Bonefish Grill, a welcoming work environment that people would literally kill to get into”

@baronessa Don’t be so mean, John Hays is just a man who is a man that makes mistakes because John Hays is just a man.

at my birthday with a birthday gift for my birthday


I’ve never heard a detective beg for something from someone


Pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Got 40 years.


The female detective begging gets me every time lol


The objective and factual tone is something I really appreciate.


I like the narrator’s voice. He sounds like he wanted to say, “It was at this moment Lee knew he f****d up.”

Lol wat? He said that....time stamp plz?

@Lucien De Rubempré he doesnt mean a certain part in the video, its just the narrators voice which sounds like the guy from the meme.

@Daniel B yes! i keep saying he sounds like ron howard!

at least it's not that like mid country folky movie-type like "Oh boy, Roy, you ain't gone and done it"

I had to go to the comments to see who else caught it lol


It's amazing that it only took 2 days to whittle it down to 3 people. 2 of which they could quickly rule out.


it's weird to watch an investigator's strategy, most people are blindsided by it


It's weird how cops can arrest you, and slap you in handcuffs, and lie about why they are taking you in.


It’s frightening that these people could easily walk and catch nothing if they just shut up or make very small answers.


"One day when you have kids"<br>I'm surprised  they didn't address that. Another tactic to make the suspect feel like he isn't in any trouble or won't be going to prison.

"One day when you have kids"
I'm surprised  they didn't address that. Another tactic to make the suspect feel like he isn't in any trouble or won't be going to prison.

They don't need to spell everything out.

@Mark Nevels it's a tactic to allow more honest responses

I don't agree actually. I think the point was to make him feel empathetic, try and put him in the parents shoes (which SHOULD make him feel like an absolute shit if he's normal) and the voice over didn't explain that because it was quite obvious

I was going to put a similar comment and then I thought to myself no one's going to read it no one's going to see the same thing you noticed so I erased my comment and I scrolled down and this is one of the top comments. Yeah I feel the same way I think the detective did it on purpose to give him some false hope meanwhile both the suspect and the detective knew he wasn't walking out of there that day. I have the feelings like the male detective is more seasoned and been doing it longer

Very nice. Must be watching a lot of these videos. 👍

@Trudy Kennedy The other prisoners will try their hardest to make him pregnant, it wasn't a lie smh

Noticed that. It definitely suggests he’ll be free and one day have a family.

wow you’re so smarttt i didn’t even think about that. you’re super good at reading into the line because i feel like I didn’t even notice that loll !


I'm not even a parent but that initial text message in the beginning had me scared for my children lol


“That’s how people will remember you” the line that broke him


female investigator came off as too loud and desperate and i think for this guy it wasnt the right move. im not really sure why investigators use this form of interrogation, it almost always seems to make the defendant close up even more. from what ive gathered, as a nobody in this field, is that calmer and more direct detectives are more off-putting and threatening. like the male investigator here, its like night and day with the female one. has nothing to do with gender, obviously, just the techniques they choose to use. for example, the "when you have kids" argument fell completely flat for many reasons, but i think the main one is that she compared the victim with a child. Lee and Savannah didnt have a father daughter relationship, they had a sexual one and he most likely never viewed her as a "little girl" so there was nothing there to make him feel sympathy in the female investigatotrs efforts. and i found that very strange how she was so persistent with this argument.


Detective: how long have you known savanna?<br>Lee: proceeds to read an online recipie

Detective: how long have you known savanna?
Lee: proceeds to read an online recipie


I kinda felt bad when he said "This is the last time you're gonna wear a Chef's jacket"<br>Then I remembered he murdered a 21 year old girl for absolutely no reason

I kinda felt bad when he said "This is the last time you're gonna wear a Chef's jacket"
Then I remembered he murdered a 21 year old girl for absolutely no reason

@Major Kramer I agree, some people think they can say and do whatever they want with no consequences and sometimes death is a consequence and obviously prison time. Like we can't assume this girl was soo innocent... I have to agree with this.

@Major Kramer yeah I understand that too.

@Major Kramer yeah I understand that too.

Technically he can still work in the prison kitchen. So, is it really?

@clownMonomaniac
I am also an emotional person but I don't feel bad for him at all, when you can easily kill an innocent person as if she was just a fly and can live with it like you did nothing wrong then you don't deserve any compassion. Murder is the worst crime/sin.
Imagine if she was your sister, would you still feel bad for him? just because he said those "stuff"

I'm such an emotional person that when he started saying that stuff it made me tear up <br>ugh I hate feeling bad for these people

I'm such an emotional person that when he started saying that stuff it made me tear up
ugh I hate feeling bad for these people

@davernrush He means after dropping the soap in the shower he will also do Tyrone's laundry.

Absolutely no reason??? EVERYTHING in the universe has a reason, just because you don't know the reason doesn't mean it doesn't have a reason. Every little thing you do has a reason behind it.

on the contrary  I was over joyed when he said that.

on the contrary  I was over joyed when he said that.

@LaCabraAsadaYour absolutely right. No one has the right to hurt, kill or force someone to do something that causes them pain. I can only try to understand what someone does, whether it makes sense or not.

@Major Kramer lol. DO YOU WANT TO BE ON THE WATCH LIST?  BECAUSE THIS IS HOW YOU END UP ON THE WATCH LIST.

wait thats weird everything happens for a reason why tf did he kill someone with no reason? thats suspicious for sure...

@Major Kramer I understand you're trying to see his point of view, but she did not deserve that.

People like that? I don't feel bad at all he deserves what is coming to him and I wish him worst..

dont forget the boys life is ruïned aswel gotta feel him just made one stupid museale

@Major Kramer this is all very concerning, Kramer.

@Major Kramer this is all very concerning, Kramer.

He had a "reason", it just wasn't a justifiable one...Basically, he killed her to not get fired. Some people...I got fired once for getting into a car accident on the way to work, and not "walking" the 30 MILES...True story!

Yeah, I also forgot that he murdered a young lady.

Yeah, I also forgot that he murdered a young lady.

@Parklawnz a redeemable character wouldn’t veto to self defense, though

I’m sure he gets to play chef in the prison ”restaurant” all he wants

@Zezinho TM It's just called "fraternizing"

@Zezinho TM It's just called "fraternizing"

I mean, as opposed to so many of the cases on this channel, this guy seems to be a real human being. One who did something terrible beyond words, and should be locked up for a long time. But, as opposed to most “people” on this channel who are almost alien in their lack of humanity, he seemed to comprehend the magnitude of what he did, and what he’s going to get for it. And I believe in cases like that, there is a chance for redemption.

@KAJETAN HEWITT Hey, thanks for linking this video man, it was a great watch.

@Squashyhex I feel bad for him, despite what he did was horrible. He has emotions so he's not a cold blooded psychopath.

@Major Kramer Bro. Dont type comments when you're on drugs. You sound crazy.

Major Kramer he thought he was gonna get away with it, but now his life is completely ruined, if he really cared about his job and loved his lifestyle he wouldn’t have begun that relationship in the first place would he? So clearly he wasn’t too bothered about his career, let her tell ruin his job, it was his fault for getting in such a situation, he should have just let her, accepted he made a mistake and built up from there, coz it was his fault for falling for an employee, and getting her into drugs etc, he had to pay the price, he should have paid it, you make any mistakes you have to pay, but instead he tried to be a coward and get rid of the debt and now he’s in prison for life paying the ultimate price and not only that a life is lost and it’s all on his head, he looked at a problem that honestly wasn’t even a big problem at all, I mean worst thing he would get fired that’s the worst thing, but he somehow managed to turn and wreck the entire situation on his head, I mean it seems strange how dating an employee would ruin your career at a restaurant, I can understand a high end job or like a school or college, but a restaurant? The boss would fire him for dating one of his employees? Lol that’s strange, only in America

@Major Kramer this is disgusting. You don’t just kill someone if they piss you off. If she was really getting in his space, why didn’t he get a restraining order? You don’t know their personal dynamic, you’re only listening to a guy who KILLED someone and you’re gonna trust his story? Maybe if Savannah was alive she would have a different story to share about what went on with them and what their relationship was like.

It still just shows he feels sorry for himself and himself alone. “Poor me I can’t wear this outfit to work and function with the rest of society anymore.”

like a competitor eliminated by masterchef italia ... cry,
<br>caress the apron, speak in the third person... wtf

like a competitor eliminated by masterchef italia ... cry,
caress the apron, speak in the third person... wtf

@Joseph Edwards I doesn't have to make sense. He clearly loved his job & his lifestyle. Maybe working at the restaurant was his life. People who are in sound mind of course wouldn't kill or hurt somebody but whatever the reason it did happen. I understand that they were in a relationship & using drugs. They both understood the consequences & knew that they could lose their jobs. Whatever she threaten him with it cost her life. Now he's going to pay for it!

People don't murder people for no reason. That doesn't make any sense. If there was no reason we'd all be murderers, if people didn't need reasons. I don't actually know the reason, but my guess is that that reason was not a good enough reason to murder someone, not that there wasn't one. When people act irrationally, by definition they don't have good enough reasons to do what they do, they let their emotions take hold. But usually there will be something which has made them so emotional in the first place. I think a lot of the time people don't understand why they feel the way they do. Remorse and guilt is partly about wondering how you could ever have done what you did in the first place. You can't simply admit it because you feel like it wasn't even you that did it, like something more powerful took hold and you have no rational explanation of it. That's called feelings. So to say that this guy lacked feelings or emotions is wrong. To say that he lacked remorse is also probably an illusion created by those who wish to see him suffer, but actually themselves find it difficult to wish ill will on somebody without at the same time telling themselves they are either an "ice cold killer" or a psychopath or whatever. This is a coping mechanism. We are not able to wish suffering on punishment on somebody we can sympathise with. We remove their human qualities in order to make them "punishable". We, ironically, actually dehumanise them, in order, in a way, to have our revenge on them for upsetting the balance in an otherwise peaceful society (or the illusion of one). Here, people often say "I'm not defending him, but", but I'm going to say, I am defending him. He's only human. Humans, for all their worth, are not perfect. We all have moments of weakness, irrationality, passion, anger, rage, violence. All of us. Not one of us doesn't have this in them. There is nothing special about him. Nothing different. My view is that we create a reality where everybody is cool and calm and rational except the people who commit crimes. Yet we all know there are times when we get away with something which we know deep down we shouldn't have done. So my view is that he was unlucky. Both to get into such a difficult relationship with someone he clearly connected to - having shared a similar upbringing and drug habit, as he stated - as well as someone who clearly caused him torment. Maybe he cared too much about her, and couldn't stand seeing her messing herself up on drugs. When parents want their kids to stop doing something stupid, which risks their lives or health, they sometimes hurt them - they may give them a little smack or twist their arm, or slap their head. Maybe he learnt and carried that behaviour over into adulthood, and hadn't realised how much he could hurt someone. But I really wish people wouldn't take all the humanity and subtleties of explanations out of people and situations purely in order to help themselves feel better about jails and prisons.

Major Kramer you understand a man who kills someone just to keep his position at a crappy restaurant? I’d understand more if it was a super important job and he also had a family, but he had no one and let’s face it an average job lol, also it was him who got her into drugs in the first place

yeah man every time i watch these videos i start to feel bad for the criminals and then i realize they're criminals and <i>they</i> didn't feel bad when they killed someone so they don't deserve any sympathy at all!

yeah man every time i watch these videos i start to feel bad for the criminals and then i realize they're criminals and _they_ didn't feel bad when they killed someone so they don't deserve any sympathy at all!

I guess the reason was because he would get fired for "confraternizing" (sorry if it's misspeled) with the staff. At least this was what i got out of it.

It is a very human moment, almost weird to watch with the rest of the context

ngl i laughed when he was like "she was nice to you!!!" "of course somebody was a bitch to you..." and then a second later was like "how does that make any sense"

Don't feel bad he'll be holding and washing Tyron's jacket in prison 😊

He killed her to keep wearing that specific chef jacket

He killed her to keep wearing that specific chef jacket


i’m having a hard time understanding why he did it? i’ve watched a lot of these videos and most of the time there’s a pretty clear motive or they have absolutely no remorse. is it really solely because she was telling people they were a thing???


Oof having taken a lot of adderall in my past I can't imagine how quickly my mind would be racing if I were arrested for murder while on it.


How to interrogate someone according to these two: Beg, pretend to cry, and try to get him to feel bad for you.


Cop: So how did you know her?
Suspect: I do drugs, she did drugs, we did drugs, my mom did drugs.
What?

@IPR But this is the first time he's done it in years!

Clearly this guy is a criminal mastermind, the way he confessed like that, has the cops right where he wants them...

EVERYBODY DOES DRUGS! <i>Oprah's voice</i>

I'm a dude, he's a dude, she's a dude, we're all dudes, hey.

maybe he was trying to get jailed for drugs, so he wouldn't for murder xD lol

Lord, the comment sections under these videos keep cracking me up

@IPR The adderall probably didnt help lol

@IPR Maybe he seems so overly open about the infraction of using drugs, so he Will appear honest too when it comes to the capital felony of murder?!

@Ben Siener Yes I think you are right. He Also mentions that he lacks sleep because of work. Sleep deprivation also makes you uncomfortable. Plus Rodarte probably hopes that being honest about the minor crime of drug use, will make his denial of murder more believable.

Master all he really had to say was “lemme get a lawyer”

@Mister Master All he had to say was "met her at work", why mention drugs in an interrogation room

All he had to say was drugs, he didn't need to go into detail.


In what world does a guy say, "I'm feeling a bit depressed. I think we should stop seeing each other," and his girl respond, "I understand, that's completely fine."?


Guilty and innocent subjects see the interrogator as a threat. Interrogators frequently point the blame on innocent people.


We miss JCS and only have "JCS inspired." You were on point!


If he would have gotten a lawyer they could have fought this and probably won because there are hundreds of those types of cars and there was no realistic identification. Should have invoked his right to remain silent and requested an attorney that would have been a case thrown out.


To anybody wondering, he was sentenced this March (2021) to 40 years.

To anybody wondering, he was sentenced this March (2021) to 40 years.

@Delta V in this case doubtful as fuck. I could imagine a resentencing going worse.  I still get what your saying though. Unless I’m misunderstanding a lot of evidence

@Delta V Different jurisdictions have different practices. But many times the Arraignment may be the first time the Defense Attorney has time to look at the discovery/police reports. You can always continue an arraignment, but that can be a strategy/due process issue. Many cases start with an initial plea of Not Guilty, and then at the first court day a plea of guilty after reviewing how airtight the case is. A decent attorney will also look at any confession to see if it was obtained illegally to see if it can be thrown out.

@Dean Spencer you lost credibility when you quoted lord Farquad, and I’m sure you wouldn’t have the same ideology if it was your family member facing execution when they were innocent. You lost even more credibility when salves and women not being able to vote having anything to do with common sense. There’s hundreds of females on this earth who are smarter then you and me both will ever be, same thing with anyone of color. Race or gender has nothing to do with something that they can or can’t do. And lastly you lose all credibility when you thought medicine or drugs are expensive. I’d say the medical industry is by far one of the US biggest industries and brings in a large amount of income and if drugs had a cheap price tag like they should because most chemicals are inexpensive and cheap to mass produce, the medical industry will plummet!! You’re obviously disconnected from society and problem some old man who has nothing better to do they spew non sense online

@Made By Mot "how that's possible i have no clue" - well, for example, if they've beaten an admission out of him and that's why he was crying and that moment was cut.

@Made By Mot only problem is, I doubt he will serve the 40 years. He will likely be released in 15.

@Made By Mot he's gonna get out on Good behavior after about 10 years with time served and life parole

@ari Am I dreaming, or is it true that I've been hearing on the news that in this country they are attempting to empty jails of ALL criminals as far as I know.

@KING DARTHROG seems logical depending on the circumstances of the murder....

@Weber I understand that pleading guilty is essentially taking the DA's deal, because what's the point of going to court after that. I'm just saying that if he had accepted the deal (or renegotiated to voluntary manslaughter if the deal was 2-degree murder), cooperated with the investigation and showed remorse he probably would have a lower sentence and an easier time appealing for sentence reduction.

Did they release the section of the interrogation with his confession?

Did they release the section of the interrogation with his confession?

If only he talked to his lawyer. Joking.

If only he talked to his lawyer. Joking.

@Delta V you plee not guilty every time. When you take a plee you are essentially pleading guilty  I think their are three types that mean the same thing essentially. I would assume almost every person who pleads a guilty signed for a deal. You don’t plead typically because the deal offered sucks or you really just want to go to trial. Depending on the case there is arraignment where you do initial plea not guilty and bail. These things kind of fluctuate depending on the case. Then there is like Pretoria’s where evidence gets presented to warrant a trial. Some other thing I believe. Then trial. Pleading guilty is just not something done without a deall.

@Made By Mot Yeah 40 years in jail is pretty light. It's barely even a punishment right?

@KING DARTHROG that's how a justice system that focuses on rehabilitation instead of punishment works.

@krikukiks Pretty sure the mother and two children thing happened in Canada. Much lighter sentences in Canada.

Man thank you. As soon as the end didn't tell us I started scrolling looking for this comment

@KING DARTHROG I don’t think you guys, American people, can blame or something other for their criminal law.

@KING DARTHROG YAP ,25 years tops except for one Bernardo dont think thell ever let him out i hope

You guys should look any crime commited in latinarmerica, people here can be found guilty of killing 40 fucking people and be free in like two years just by saying "but I just had the bodies!!! I didn't kill them!!! Just hid them in my house!!!" and then pass the blame onto someone else lol

I was not wondering. (I was until this moment)

I was not wondering. (I was until this moment)

@krikukiks because sentencing is completely decided by the judge who are different so one might make a person who killed 10 people serve for 10 years while another might make a drug dealer serve for 30

40 years is a long ass time... it usually takes a few years for it to sink in, to wrap your head around...but when it does, you can hear them screaming at night...it’s a very deep, unique hopeless scream that casts out a part of your humanity, your sanity, your spirit...

I don't get the sentences.
In other video mom killed two of her children and got 10 years?
Why not 80

@Phantom4545 45 people hear murder and automatically think the guy is Ted bundy or Charles manson

That's a bit harsh, it wasn't pre meditated, 20 years no parole

That's a bit harsh, it wasn't pre meditated, 20 years no parole

@Brendan Bergh Unfortunate choice of words. What I meant is that they probably went for harsher criminal charges because he wasn't cooperating with the DA after confessing.

Is it still standard to plead not guilty after a confession? I'm not that knowledgable on US law, but I would wager that a "crime of passion" defence would've gotten him a lower sentence (i.e. voluntary manslaughter instead of second degree murder.)

@Made By Mot nah lmfao some get 10 or less and possibly for parole. 40 is pretty fucking long

Think that’s light. Come to Northern Ireland lol

Think that’s light. Come to Northern Ireland lol

Firing squad to the knees only<br>Would have been better 🤷♂

Firing squad to the knees only
Would have been better 🤷♂

@Delta V Pleading not guilty at arraignment is standard, no matter what jurisdiction you are in. I don't think thats trying to wiggle out of a sentence.

@ari Unpopular opinion: it is proven that harsher and/or longer sentences don't work to stave off violent crime, especially an impulsive and passionate homicide such as this one. Don't get me wrong he should absolutely be punished, but after that it's time to repay society for your actions.

I'm pretty sure 40 years is on the harsher side for a crime like this, because he chose to try and wiggle out of his sentence by pleading not guilty. So he got second-degree murder instead of voluntary manslaughter.

Oh that is good to hear. To believe he had the audacity to accuse the half his size poor 21 year old girl that he brutally murdered of attacking him and claiming self defense is laughable....im glad he will rot in jail for what he did

Good! He deserved it. There is always a better way to solve such stupid problems than killing someone over it.  What was so horrendous? was getting fired that bad? He would have gotten another job! ffs!

@Made By Mot A "life sentence" is 15-25 years. That's why you'll hear 2, 3, 4 life sentences. So he probably got 2 20 year "life sentences"

@Made By Mot yeah I just saw a case that happened a few years back. Some guy murdered female coworker whom he had invited to his sister's wedding and killed her that night. He informed the police the following morning and explained in detail what had happened - strangled her, had sex with her corpse, tried to drown himself but failed. First trial thrown out. Forgot what the defence was.....something about involuntary inebriation??!!? Second trial though the jury found him guilty but he was very close to walking free!

@Made By Mot You’re right, 40 years is light for taking away a lifetime. I wish violent offenders were held behind bars, away from freedom and vulnerable civilians, for life.

@Made By Mot its light compared to most US penalty systems, but when you look at a lot of Western Europe countries you will get around 20 years max + lifelong custody when you commit any kind of murder(s)

And countries like Canada like KING said*

If that bothers you don't look into the Canadian justice system. You could kill and be on the streets in 2 decades.


during the segment when he's alone processing things i almost felt like he was feeling remorse, but then he pleads not guilty and gives the ridiculous self defense story?! ew.


For those curious, he got 40 years on a plea deal


Oh man, this female detective is so manipulative with her emotional outburst, what a strategy


Wow, that initial text sure was convincing!  "Met this guy, we are running away together".  No questions here, seems legit.