This channel has taught me a valuable lesson: Give investigators nothing

@The Menagerie see this guy was fucced from the start. He had a warrant which allowed them to bring him in, and pretty much question him till they got wht they wanted or until possibly the body was found and make their case from that. Now if u have no warrants etc and they ask u to come in YOU ARE ALLOWED TO SAY NO. There is nothing they can do about that. U just tell them u don't feel comfortable doing that without a lawyer. Yes this will peek their curiosity more but so wht. That will allow u to get a lawyer in the mean time. Even if I'm innocent of a crime I'm not saying anything without my attorney.

@D DeWitty what if you don't have a lawyer? 😂

Very good.<br>Only say lawyer, over and over again

Very good.
Only say lawyer, over and over again

@Tom Foolery You never know how your responses and reactions to questions can incriminate you in the eyes of detectives even if none of the evidence points to you directly

Navon Myhand I think I can safely say, not being in the life lowers the fuck out of your chances of having to be in an interrogation room.

@Tom Foolery You're under the assumption that only criminals can be arrested and interviewed/interrogated

Yushamush, if you’re getting “how to be a better criminal” lessons from YouTube, you’re probably in the wrong line of work.

@Sir Dankleberry This is under the assumption I had committed some awful crime, in which case I use literally all my money to hire the best lawyer possible and then give the investigators little to no information

Then you’ve gained the wrong lesson. If you’re innocent you get a lawyer and cooperate with the authorities.

Or, and stay with me here, don’t do criminal shit.

Fara Hunter People Roaming the earth guilty as can be.

Admit nothing, deny everything, make counter accusations. Oh, and ask for a lawyer.

Joseph Cooper Not true, when they would later have no other leads they would come back to ground zero and rework it probably leading to him anyways. #1 rule when being questioned by police wether you did or didn’t commit a crime is to say this single word “lawyer”

Yushamush, that’s what Casey Anthony did and she’s out and about someplace.


interrogator: "so how long have you known savannah?"

lee: "according to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly-"


'Mom, I'm gonna die when I'm in jail', wow think of how the girl you've killed must have felt when she was in your car and couldn't get out.

@Jack SG Except it wasn't meant as a troll, but whatever ^^

@Serjo777 like I said, good troll dude, it got everyone riled up lmao

@Jack SG if he was that worried about losing his job maybe he shouldn''t of hooked up with her in the first place if he knew that would get him fired? sure thats the most common sense

@Emilia Davis I probably watched as much of these interrogations as you, and I'd say this guy isn't cold-blooded like the others.

@Natalie he's sorry he got caught, is all.

@Emilia Davis Many things. But mainly the fact that he experiences remorse and guilt.

@Emilia Davis he is obviously not a sociopath...

@Tanya Vasina quick diagnosis is because of a lot of knowledge about narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths, schizophrenics, etc through much reading, listening, watching. Common sense and intuition are very important too.

@Emilia Davis wow, what a quick diagnose. You must be an amazing doctor

Armani AK47 he's a definite sociopath and they all think about themselves. No conscience.

Crime doesn't pay. No matter how angry you may be it isn't worth it to throw your whole life away by killing someone. Prison is full of fools who couldn't control their anger. Kinda reminds me of that song sung by Jimi Hendrix, "Hey Joe".

@Serjo777 nah I think there's more common sense involved in uhh idk /not/ murdering someone? but sure dude she had it coming

@Jack SG Or, you know, common sense. If you want to minimize your risk of getting murdered, maybe don't try to ruin other people's lives.

She could have just <i>not</i> talked sh*t about him, trying to ruin his life. Kind of her own fault.

She could have just _not_ talked sh*t about him, trying to ruin his life. Kind of her own fault.


Dirtbag but was surprised he apologized to savannah.


Another reason his responses are so long, could be because he sat in anticipation for 90 minutes coming up with canned responses for possible questions. Just a theory

He was brought in for a ticket he didn’t know he was about to be asked about the girl

These are actual psychological tactics. Proven to work. Facts are facts and they don’t care about how you feel. If you were innocent then you wouldn’t act so defensively by elaborating on your response. This is also a year old so I don’t know why your all salty at the channel. He’s just reporting the facts with more analysis....

@Mark Bergin lmfaoo word. My mind races like crazy on it, can’t imagine being on it while sitting in an interrogation room for 90 minutes by myself

That’s exactly what the narrator’s point is that preplanned answers/lies are more drawn out and detailed than someone just telling the truth on the spot don’t matter if he thought of it the day Before on the way to the station or during that 90 min period try again

@my name is jeeeyf <br>It depends on the person.

@my name is jeeeyf
It depends on the person.

@my name is jeeeyf It really depends on a combination of behavioral most people get caught because they did things heat of the moment or even more stupid bragged about who they killed

@my name is jeeeyf i would have asked for coconut juice

@Ivens Pinheiro Ivens There's no way a person like that can be guilty!

@my name is jeeeyf Both cases are correct. It's a tricky question. You have to bring your own water bottle or ask to drink the interrogator's saliva if you're innocent.

@my name is jeeeyf what? Nice stretch there numbskull

@Mark Bergin Hahah thats actually true, he would have blabbered on even if he was innocent.

Yep, they think of a lot of details in case they are asked, and when they are given awkward silence, they can’t think of anything else.

JCS just makes shit up that fits the video/cop narrative. One video accepting water is a sign of guilt the next saying no thanks to water is a sign of guilt. It's whatever fits.

Also hes on Adderall, dudes mind is probably racing😂


detective: how long have you known her? <br>lee: tells their whole relationship story

detective: how long have you known her?
lee: tells their whole relationship story

Well sonny, let me tell you about a year long story.


The female inspector is not my type at all ... First time seeing inspector beggs!!!!


this just in: security cameras around the world have finally been upgraded from the cheap 144p quality to a much more crisp resolution of 145p

@subcomandante marcos <br>I have a solar-powered camera that has its own Wi-Fi chip and it's 1080p saves everything in the cloud for three months at a time and I'll let you research this data on your own to figure out what I got and what service it provides with only one yearly payments of $35

@subcomandante marcos
I have a solar-powered camera that has its own Wi-Fi chip and it's 1080p saves everything in the cloud for three months at a time and I'll let you research this data on your own to figure out what I got and what service it provides with only one yearly payments of $35

@subcomandante marcos For a small premises, 6-7 decent cameras, 24/7.. 1TB for a week would suffice, so about 4 for the month, continuous rolling. The whole setup, less that $500. Storage is nothing nowadays!

@subcomandante marcos Ever watch the first 48. These detectives better work fast. 😂

@subcomandante marcos um you don't need to keep video evidence of 10 years worth. Loop record maybe 5 days.

That upgrade just cost these companies extra 1 000 000$ a year to storage the footage

Them dudes with the tow trucks got the 1080p cameras junk crazy


When are we going to see an interregation of someone inocent? love the content!

@Hybel Fever Wam bam, thanks for the Coke! Put me back in my cell

@alanasbury84 haha! i had forgot about Jeff😉

Don't forget about Jeff the Junkie who played them like a fiddle for a few free Cokes

There’s been a few - the commenters below mentioned two but there was another where a guy was being interrogated for murdering his girlfriend. They talked to him like they had him dead to rights even though he had a solid alibi, and they ended up putting him in jail for a time after he was literally convicted. Turns out the neighbour murdered her (I think the neighbour was a serial killer, even). Boyfriend was released.

Found it - it was the murder of Nona Dirksmeyer. Video is only on patreon but you can google the case.

@BidoMaggot I think it's police interrogations pt 17, patreon only :(

omg he made one where the innocent guy was actually shot twice in the head and was left in the interrogation room for hours and no one noticed he had bullets in his head

@BidoMaggot Police interrogations pt.17, the woman at the start.

@Jared Willebeek-LeMair whats the videos name or link

He also recently did one about a woman who was refusing to sell out her husband about killing their daughter and the cops were treating her as if she was guilty. It was heart wrenching

@sky the weeb I'm not a patreon, but watched it on YouTube before it got taken down. I guess it is on his patreon

@sky the weeb can't remember the name. He made the video at least a year ago. The interrogated person was black (despite the fact that eye witnesses said the person was white). Was a very good video  - seeing interrogation strategies fail for once.

@IIAndersII wait which one is it on his patreon.

He has done it once. The video is now only available on his patreon though


I don't know how on this earth people are saying that the lady detective is believable when she interjects with that "my little girl" line... She sounds like she came straight out of a D list wannabe Hollywood production. Then all those "pleaasseeee pleasseee whyyyyy"'s made me cringe super hard.

It was for him. He was already under a lot of pressure, and he could've not really thought it was a lie and the guilt made it worse.


“How long have you known Savannah?”

“In the beginning, God created heaven and earth…”


Detective: “so, how long have you known her?”<br>Lee: “The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds...”

Detective: “so, how long have you known her?”
Lee: “The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds...”

@B1 Boi do you speak English, mate? Nothing you say is remotely funny or insightful.

This is funny and those two idiots are just trying to be different or whatever


“How long have you known her?"

"In the metaphysics of identity, the ship of Theseus is a thought experiment that raises the question of whether an object that has had all of its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. The concept is one of the oldest in Western philosophy, having been discussed by Heraclitus and Plato by c. 500–400 BC. The thought puzzle was discussed by ancient philosophers such as Heraclitus (Cratylus 401d) and Plato (Parmenides 139),[1] later by Plutarch,[2] and more recently by Thomas Hobbes and John Locke. Several variants are known, including the grandfather's axe, which has had both head and handle replaced. The puzzle itself is an example of Ship of Theseus, as the original story has had various elements replaced over time.

The particular "ship of Theseus" version of the thought puzzle was first introduced in Greek legend as reported by the historian, biographer, and essayist Plutarch:

    The ship wherein Theseus and the youth of Athens returned from Crete had thirty oars, and was preserved by the Athenians down even to the time of Demetrius Phalereus, for they took away the old planks as they decayed, putting in new and stronger timber in their places, insomuch that this ship became a standing example among the philosophers, for the logical question of things that grow; one side holding that the ship remained the same, and the other contending that it was not the same.
    — Plutarch, Theseus[2]

Plutarch thus questions whether the ship would remain the same if it were entirely replaced, piece by piece. Centuries later, the philosopher Thomas Hobbes introduced a further puzzle, wondering what would happen if the original planks were gathered up after they were replaced, and then used to build a second ship.[3] Hobbes asked which ship, if either, would be the original ship of Theseus.

An ancient Buddhist text titled in Sanskrit Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa, which was later translated into Classical Chinese (Da zhidu lun 大智度論), contains a similar philosophical puzzle. It takes the form of a body-swapping story. The story tells of a traveler who encountered two demons in the night. As one demon ripped off all parts of his body one by one, the other demon replaced them with those of a corpse. The traveler was left confused about who he was after the body-swapping."

You missed out David Hume so I gave you a thumbs down.

Citations and everything, damn he's good.


why are some of jcs videos removed? like the jerrod murray or jodi arias


All this can be avoided i you don't kill people folks


Look on this guy's face when he found out they had video was epic.


When he starts talking about how savannah was using drugs, I honestly believe he said that to make her look like the villain in the story. In his tiny speck sized brain he probably thought "If talk about her doing drugs then she becomes bad guy."

I think, in his own twisted mind, he genuinely thinks she is the villain. After his confession, he says, "fucking Savannah," and "should've just told her to leave me alone." Nobody is around, but he is still blaming her for everything. He probably thinks that it was her fault he killed her.

Great observation. Most abusers, DV offenders and murderers will attempt to vilify their victims. This goes for both male and female offenders.

@Meghan Mitchell That's exactly it. He introduced her to hard drugs, he's the addict here, and she got addicted because of him.

And to make him look like the hero, lecturing her on why she shouldn't do hard drugs. He claimed he split with her when she started on hard drugs because he's all responsible and shit, but we all know she's the one who dumped his ass.

I think he is projecting. I think he is basically switching roles with her in his story to make himself the victim, because he knows he's not and she is, so he says she's the one using and he's the one who left her for it when it was probably the exact opposite.  Especially since there was no drugs found in her system but he admits to taking unperscribed adderall that day.

That's exactly why he said it.. to try to make the guy think he didnt consider murdering a drug addicted person a real murder or something.


the female police office was so melodramatic it pissed me off

yeah! Luckily it was a tactic, trying to echo Lee's emotional state. Worked too, see confession here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s After he started confessing she stopped being melodramatic.


If you have information on a missing person, only ever call the police. Do not ever provide this information to somebody claiming to be looking for the person. This is a tactic used by traffickers when one of their victims has gotten away from them.

This reminds me of a T-Shirt I saw the other day.

"I will throw you in the trunk of my car and help your friends and family look for you. Please leave me alone!"

Oh shit, I told that sketchy Albanian guy literally everything...now that I think of it I’m not sure he was really her brother in law

Wow, I did not know that that. I would be suspicious of someone asking but not realize why. that's interesting. Man, the world seems as evil as hell. I am hypersensitive to people's behavior now.


The fact that he does not want to die in jail but murdered someone is beyond me. Afraid that other inmates gonna do the same thing he did....

No he’s a pretty boy so he’ll be real popular with Bubba

@emxne <br>English isn't my first language either but I understood what you said

@emxne
English isn't my first language either but I understood what you said

@Kirill Burtsev Yes. The capacity for murder is within all of us, and the most seasoned detectives know this.

Why? Most killings are done by normal regular people, not some special psycho type.

@emxne He wasn't thinking clearly when he committed the murder. That doesn't mean he's not aware that death is bad.

sorry if my English is bad, I am not a native English speaker so sometimes I do not know if the sentences make sense or are grammatically right LOL


I've spent many hours researching missing and unidentified bodies. Most are women, you know that, however what you may not know and is never actually stated anywhere but almost every woman that ends up with these horrific deaths are almost always 5'3 and under and under 120lbs So please...make sure that the girls you know who are in that size range to please be EXTRA careful in where you go, who your with and try to get them to understand the odds are Not in their favor when it comes to drinking or recreational drug use.

I've spent many hours researching missing and unidentified bodies. Most are women, you know that, however what you may not know and is never actually stated anywhere but almost every woman that ends up with these horrific deaths are almost always *5'3 and under and under 120lbs* So please...make sure that the girls you know who are in that size range to please be EXTRA careful in where you go, who your with and try to get them to understand the odds are _Not_ in their favor when it comes to drinking or recreational drug use.

@Sailor Moon your glasses will barely do anything when you get sprayed. it doesn't protect your eyes from all sides. you might have a better chance with a pair of goggles.

@Smith-Mundt Modernization NDAA 2013(Look into it) i have actually, which is why if you look at my comments one of them explained in DETAILS why pepper sprays aren't always reliable and how you can fight it off

@ARMYALEX How will the pepper spray help now with them masks on and what if the attacker has glasses on too? I didnt even think of this possibility untill a collegue told me that  a pepper spray is of no use in that situation... we need guns

<b>160 cm and 54,4 kg</b> for my peeps. You’re welcome.

*160 cm and 54,4 kg* for my peeps. You’re welcome.

ARMYALEX I’ve never been pepper sprayed so I don’t know how it feels. I was watching a video once on one of the guys from jackass and he tested the self defense stuff on himself to find which is best. He said pepper spray was the best out of everything which is why I chose that. Plus, it’s very small and discreet so you can carry it with you all the time.

@EramSemperRecta unless they have balls of steel

@bear532 tbh pepper spray isn't much use. if your opponent has the decent will power of an average person, then they'll be able to force their eyes open and attack you. They'll be pissed so they'll be even more violent in their attack. Also, if they're close enough when you used it they won't even have to open their eyes they'll just grab you where you last were before they closed their eyes. Seriously, the only thing pepper spray does is make your eyes sting and water and give you a running nose.

DeuceGenius just the perfect opportunity to fatshame women and in such a... classy way as well!<br>Wow!

DeuceGenius just the perfect opportunity to fatshame women and in such a... classy way as well!
Wow!

Me a 4'10 21 yrs old, weighing 102 lbs: 👁👄👁

Also, a strong reason for women to conceal carry.

Im on the cusp of 5'3"..can someone give me their height?

That's horrific... Like hunting small prey...


The ending argument of JCS "well he was so much heavier and larger then her so it is obviously impossible for her to ever be threat to him" is such bullshit.

In other JCS inspired video, suspect/victim was heavier/larger then his attacker, was trained in martial arts and still the smaller and less trained attacker managed to pummel him to ground without him able to defend himself simply due to intensity and unexpectednes of the attack.

This is clear example of bias. JCS already knew he was guilty so he decided to look at everything from that viewpoint (which would be fine), but then not realizing that his arguments are tinted by that bias and without this foreknowledge, they would not make sense


It is weird to see how afraid he is to get killed in jail, while he just did that same thing to someone else.

I also don’t really see why he thinks he would be a target for violence? Unless Savannah has family in state pen I’m not sure what he’s so scared of

How is that weird? Do you expect a killer to lose fear of death?


last time i get to wear a chefs coat   lol


There's a third type. I call it "Afraid of the Mattress-Tag Police" type. They're totally innocent & have nothing to hide but are still so paranoid they talk for 10 minutes anyway.

Christina Reeves you sound like my daughter lol :)


Dumb question but why didn’t he just get up and leave the interrogation? It’s not like he was arrested.

They arrested him and he was read his rights


For anyone who is interested: he got sentenced to 40 YEARS in prison three months ago!

@ShinkuRED To me every murderer is a psycho. You can defend killers all you want, but I won't.

@CheEzy how is murdering someone not worse than molesting them?

イエスは神ではありません.

@Mustachio kind of agree. Dude will be 70 before he gets out, and he'll likely die in prison before that anyways.

@Mufti_Menk He's not a psycho. A psycho doesn't feel human emotions. He's perfectly sane, just made a terrible decision.

@Jeff Sokol <i>Do i seem like a dishonest dirty person?🤣</i>

@Jeff Sokol _Do i seem like a dishonest dirty person?🤣_

イエスは神ではありません.

@Nazma Hazari <i>Muslim?? What are u talking about?</i>

@Nazma Hazari _Muslim?? What are u talking about?_

イエスは神ではありません.

@Mufti_Menk He might in 40 years or less.

He is where he should be. Miserable forever.

Yeah. 40 years and it wasn't even first degree murder... That's actually a little much IMO, he's not sick he just made a really bad mistake. He should have only gotten 20-25 years IMO.

@Nazma Hazari No, random acts of violence are hard to prevent. But what do you suggest?

Ain’t shit he’ll be home in 20 could do that standing on my head. #FreeDaHomie

@Mufti_Menk trust me bro this ppl doesn't care they will only care if he is Muslim. U would see them barking like a wild dog

@Stephillpotten I wrote but YouTube deleted 🤣

Thank you for this!! I feel satisfied now

This punishment will not do a ***t to minimize this type of case


I know the female detective is just doing her job but good lord, her voice made me just about turn this off. Her strategy is to whine suspects into confessing I guess, she really didnt add anything to what the other detective was doing.


Detective: “So how did you know Savanna?”<br>Lee: “Well see, she did a lot of drugs.”

Detective: “So how did you know Savanna?”
Lee: “Well see, she did a lot of drugs.”


DUDE thought with his 🤔 and his 🤔 poor SAVANNAH


Imagine You were telling a lie then suddenly a "click" sound paused the time, everything went gray and some mysterious calm voice said: "We can clearly see the suspect is in state of several panic while trying to convince the detectives he didn't intentionally waked up 3 am and clogged the toilet of their friends after the pepper eating party, leading them to die by the toxic gases"

@R4Fa3L and then in action, you act like Jodi instead 😂

@Drea C It depends, my state of mind is generally very calm.

If i am worried about something i make a plan, with a usually 3 backup plans, just to be sure i won't fail.

If there's a problem to solve,  i use critical thinking.

But if i find an unusual link between things i make a joke about it for avoiding to forget later on.

subject-verb agreement for "intentionally waked up 3 am"

@R4Fa3L I feel like I just wanna ask you what are you thinking about now every 5 mins 😂

@xxZozanxx My random thoughts are like: What if the guy who falled from the top floor of the 20m building yesterday in the news when he was using his phone actually was a homicide because he was being observated by someone who intentionally called him for scaring him leading both the evidence and the man falling in a seemingly natural way

Hmm... Thats quite precise to be a random thought... Btw

•°'what`°•


They left him in that room for 90 minutes, all alone, with only his thoughts to accompany him. So much must be going through his mind in all that time. And then when the door is opened after all that time, the first person who walks in is the same police detective who a day before asked him about a person who He killed.... Wow what an amazing tactic by the police. Well-done 👏👏

Only weak people would feel uncomfortable due to that.

I actually contacted the police and told them what you said. They responded by telling me they did this tactic for one reason: they knew it would please Junayd lr.

Thats why hes asks to go to the bathroom so he could dump his soiled undies in the trash after shtting himself when the detective walk in.....

@Tate Baker you're called yung bruh and expect people to take you seriosly?

I mean who else was he expecting to walk through that door? Starsky and huch?

@Sandra Swan Sandra watched the video your comment if hereby invalid


you got me baging you for mercy,why wont you release me,you got me baging you for meeeeercy why wont you release me...lalala


여자주제에 남자인생을 망치지 말아라

여자주제에 남자인생을 망치지 말아라


The female interrogator was slightly annoying. Her voice could get overly emotional and dramatic and it sounded like she was auditioning for a bad soap opera. The other interrogator was awesome.


“ Probably not the best advertisement for the Bonefish Grill” lmao

Plus he said he picks his scabs at work.....🤮

Druggies, murder and dinner. What more do you want?

@Papaya I’m no critic, but the one near me is really good and it’s pretty fancy for a chain restaurant. It’s also kinda pricey.

As this part of the video played i read this comment ahahah

Bonefish Grill.  We bone em, then grill em!  Served fresh, everyday!

Paul D looool!!! Gimme two orders of scabs to go with tartar sauce on the side. Oh, and yeah, the reddish the better. Thanks

That moment the guy who does a facepalm is wrong, talk about ironic

@Billy Bob Bobson no it wasn't, it was a quote from Jim about the claim from the guy who was the head chef when he said he was peeling his scabs at work.

Don Diego that’s literally what his comment referred to. 🤦🏻♂

Neither is the fact that a cook killed a waitress.

Gustavo Gastelum neither is the food tbh


Hot take: That woman investigator is kinda annoying lol


You fucked up Lee. You did make something of your life A Convict.


i love seeing all the new comments. at least i’m not the only one binging all of their videos.

I'm cranking one out after I finish this video to relieve some stress lol

same all of them are so fascinating to watch

not binging. this video sucked until he started crying like a little schoolgirl.

WOOO CRIMINAL INTERROGATION BINGE WITH THA BOYS

@Ryan Clair I'm on number 15 currently :D

I’ve watched like 10 in the last day lol

@StahliCell youre 100% right! which video did u get recommended first? I got the one about the school shooter man did an hour pass so fast

@Valentine LMAOO same exact thing for me. it was the nicolas cruz video hahah

I got recommended the video about acting phsycotic, and after seeing how few videoes there are I'm absolutely hooked into a multi-day binge at this point

It makes for interesting background noise at work.

SAME every video is so interesting to me i’ve been binge-watching this channel for a few days

I figured that too, this channel is blowing up.

@StahliCell Yeah I didn't watch those kind of videos but YouTube randomly recommended me his videos and I love them

@Hannah not so much actually. he just rolls the interrogation footage and comments on it every 5 minutes

His videos are addictive. And so informative

@Tiffany E same but i cannot imagine how long and how much energy it takes to make just one 😫

I'm obsessed and wish there were 100's more

Youtube algorithm doing work looks like! These videos are so interesting, binge watching them like an award winning TV series as well!


Looking at a case like this just creeps me the f* out at how close some regular successful manager type employees are literally one psychotic episode away from horrifically murdering someone. Yikes.

@Lunar Phoenix Just cos he did something evil doesn’t mean he’s been evil or has had evil intentions before. He was a really nice guy and is actually remorseful of what he had done.

This is why you have to always be aware of red flags. You never know what somebody is going through, what they are thinking or what's going through their head. Show kindness to everyone, but also be cautious. If somebody doesn't seem right and you are scared, don't put yourself in a situation where they could harm or kill you. And if you see something, SAY SOMETHING. You might just prevent a tragedy.

He wasn't "regular" though. His mom was a meth head and by his own admission he had a rough early life. Now think of the type of father figures that kind of child hood likely gave him. Think of the type of guy his biological father likely was. Bad genes + bad environment = bad outcome.

The two had a relationship and history. There was a motive behind it.

@Joralion thanks for the information. I saw that on tv years ago when the ‘experiment’ first came out. Thanks for the other referring to Milgram’s. I’ll have to look that up.

@Jeffrey Higgins The Stanford Prison Experiment? If you looked into that one, you can't even call it a proper experiment. They urged the 'guard' students to be tough and treat the 'prisoner' students like crap then turn around and act all surprised when the students start acting exactly how they wanted them to. Milgram's experiment is a better example of good people doing bad thing's in certain circumstances.

You should always always have a plan to kill everyone else you ever meet.  BUT at the same time you should also always treat others as if they are one last straw away from a mass killing spree themselves.
Be nice to people, but trust no one.
Be as wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.

@Jeffrey Higgins cba to verify but i remember it was debunked.

@Jeffrey Higgins Stanford Prison Experiment

Even I am dating my manager 😶 this shook me🤢🤢🤢

I don’t think I’d call the kitchen manager at a chain restaurant “successful” lol. But I get what you mean. Any person can snap in the heat of the moment depending on circumstances. That’s why our judicial system has many different levels of charges for murder.

Yeah hope I don’t get this treatment next time I call in sick for work


Injuries to 75% of her body?🥺  And YOU’RE crying?!! I can only imagine how she screamed for her life. And self defense??!! But that girl dealt with all those injuries slowly, suffered and died. Deepest parts of Hell for you sir! Hope you feel some of what she did.


Out of curiosity: I’m a really anxious person and when I’m telling a story (for example, why I was late somewhere), I over-explain and add unnecessary details because I’m afraid people will think I’m being dishonest. It stems from childhood trauma around not being believed about a sexual assault. Would my history be taken into consideration by a forensic psychologist if I were accused of a crime, or would it be based on the interrogation alone?

@P. Elle T. exactly, mainly in america, as for other countries there aren’t many resources regarding the law/crime system

@Tony Arcieri yeah. dont tell people to tell you about their trauma. just some handy advice for next time.

I think about this because autism often presents as a lack of emotion in the face and there are damaging academic histories that say that autistic people lack empathy, so we are often compared to or confused with sociopaths/psychopaths/narcissists

If you are over explaining why you are late.  I think you just proved his point. Over explain = guilt

As long as you don't murder someone the chances of that coincidence are pretty small. Guess you'll know if you're ever a murder suspect.

You keep your mouth shut and ask for an attorney. Assuming you’re under arrest. If not, gtfo and don’t say shit. Cops are NOT your friends and they have one job, which is to build a case against you. Guilty or not. Don’t make it easier for them. You have the right to remain silent. Use it. Lawyer up.
And that’s for anyone, nothing to do with your anxiety either way.
Every attorney and decent cop I have ever known says the same.
I hope none of you never end up in that position. But you do, don’t you hesitate to use those rights. 🤗

It should be factored into your baseline. Thats why he says “usually” an innocent would respond like this.

@Tony Arcieri are you asking me to tell you, or advising I tell the police if I’m ever in this situation?

edit: I just saw your other comments on JCS’ videos. gems include, “just a typical female” in relation to jodi arias, and “barb shouldn’t have poked the bear on christmas” regarding the ‘christmas with cliff’ perp who killed his ex wife and maimed his daughter. who hurt you?

@J B tell about the trauma, what happened? Did they tell you why they didn’t believe you?

@The plural is actually "asparageese". oh my god, I do the same! I’ll tell a story and start to ramble, and then I’ll say something like, “oh my god, why am I telling you all of these totally inconsequential details? sorry, I’m on a tangent. uh, where was I? …oh!”

I relate to this behavior, and I also have other neurodivergences that make me prone to this. Thankfully I'm a bit excessively contextually aware and I think my best saving grace would be the fact that I'm the sort to go fully meta and explain my own propensities and contextualize my own tone and everything I'm saying before proceeding to overexplain lol.

(That and I've watched too much of this type of content and legal content so I'd never talk at all before getting an attorney anyway lol, but like hypothetically if I were talking, I know I'd wind up going out of my way to qualify why I'm qualifying the way I'm qualifying everything I say lol, and I figure that would establish enough logical consistency overall for my behavior to be understood in an appropriate personalized way by qualified pros. But of course, without a doubt, if I were a male or a person of color or less articulate, I'd probably be a lot less willing to assume that my demeanor would be taken as sincere and that I'd turn out fine.)

@J B no worries! i’m an anxious person as well so i’ve had the exact same thought before

Dont talk to the cops, and you won't have any issues like that

@tad h thanks for your thorough reply! hopefully I’ll never be in this situation, but good advice nonetheless.

as a rule of thumb i suggest not speaking until a lawyers present guilty or not

i’ve heard of so many cases where the people being interrogated were innocent and literally didn’t even have any psychological backing to hint that they were guilty and yet they were still accused of the crimes. This question is entirely dependent on the people who’re interrogating you. If they care about their job they will likely take everything into consideration especially if there’s no evidence leading towards you, rambling won’t matter too much. But in the cases such as the innocent guys i saw from America being accused, if the interrogators just wanna close the case and move on (make their money/be lazy) then yes it could definitely play role in you being accused.


This guys anguish is surprisingly uplifting. Watching this and others like it, gives a particular charging effect, especially in the early mornings. Thanks for the recent upload.


Hearing him squirm "mom im gonna die in jail", gave me a smile...this is some heartbreaking shit..these cases break my heart..<br>Lord please protect me & my family from this type of evil

Hearing him squirm "mom im gonna die in jail", gave me a smile...this is some heartbreaking shit..these cases break my heart..
Lord please protect me & my family from this type of evil

@That Dude Over There you should try reading the old testament then.

The God I've heard so much about doesn't like cruelty. This guy's or yours.


I was thinking about how I never seen a female detective in one of these and then I realize they used her for an "emotional approach", I wonder how common a tactic that is for female detectives, I wish he went into that more.

I’ve seen female deprives on here. They often offer a mom’s perspective, almost a nurturing tone in questions.

@J K go ahead take her place and still fail at the job

It’s an amazing tool to have! This is why I think male and female detectives work very well as interrogation partners.

...and she looks hot there. Sweet voice too.

@Simon 1985 Yeah, I actually watched that one right after this, it was the last case I needed to watch on this channel, she was very impressive.

Did you not watch the female detective, Tammy go to work on Chris Watts? She was very impressive.

@J K 🤨 How can you say that in the comments of a video of it working?

It’s annoying and does not work, especially on men.

@White lilies Also I never seen I didn;t think female detectives use regular tactics

@White lilies I literally only watch these videos, I just finished watching every video on the channel after finding it in the summer

There's actually many female detectives with regular tactics you just didn't watch enough videos lol


“A guilty person tends to over explain answers to simple questions”
10 minutes later…
Gre you weren’t kidding..


I really appreciate your comments and analysis.  How often do you post?  I wish there were more.


That female detective learned everything she knows from crime dramas and telenovelas


i always wonder if the investigators feel a sense of giddiness when they hear someone start to ramble themselves into the confession. if they don’t, i feel it enough for us all haha

Probably more a sense of satisfaction...


he's honestly better than so many other criminals. at the very least he regrets his actions. also you can clearly see that he isn't mentally stable, he likely has a drug addiction and actual self harming tendencies. its just a thought idk for sure. hopefully the time in prison does him good


I only do some pain pills and adderall sometimes but hard drugs scare me! Dude, those are hard drugs! Just because they come from a pharmacy does not mean they aren’t hard drugs, and will probably mess you up worse than the “hard drugs”!


There wasn’t anything more satisfying than seeing him crying  coming to the realisation that he was going to spend the rest of his miserable life caged up like a dangerous animals .


Female interrogator really blew her wad with that emotional act.


God how great would it be to be a detective walking in on a suspect carrying what's essentially a royal flush in your back pocket?

The investigator did a d*mn good job allowing this P.O.S. to bury himself.

I'm certain I probably would have gotten worked up & blurted out "LIAR!" when hearing him b.s. & badmouth the person he just murdered.

This is my second time watching this just because it's classic. Everything from how it played out to the way JCS broke it all down.

I seem to find myself always saying this in my more recent post I make on this channel, but it still remains to be true. "JCS often imitated but never duplicated." His breakdowns are just on another level compared to the others.

Hey JCS I truly hope you do begin uploading more frequently, but even if you don't thanks for giving us the many hours of great content as well as creating a whole new Genre on YouTube.


I bet his lawyer was thrilled to get handed this case lol.


The "im so sorry savannah" thing sent me chills. The audacity.

Why the audacity? ...I'm in no way, shape, or form condoning what he did. Despicable and senseless. But he could very well be genuinely sorry for what he did to her


I think all of that whining and crying for the camera after the confession was just part of the act.  He knows he's being recorded.   He didn't show his victim any mercy.  He deserves none now.

The crying was real but it wasn't for her.


Man that ending where he's literally just knowing his life is over but also realizing he never should be there in the first place...

It's like when somebody has road rage and kills somebody.. but in their home life they have a family, a dog, a house, they're happy. And then one day something just drives them over the edge for a few seconds.

And yeah you can totally believe that they are sorry and remorseful but it's too late the person is already dead..

Seriously be nice to people be calm and courteous you just never know.. yeah they're going to jail for the rest of their life but you're dead so what's the point.


They could’ve saved a bunch of time had they just shown the dude the video he doesn’t believe they have 🤡


It's good to know that when they have evidence they don't tell you about it, and when don't have evidence they brag about it.


I will admit, even knowing what I know, it was still difficult seeing his pure agony at the end. Don't get me wrong, he did all this, he deserves what is coming, but I don't relish in people's agony. I pity the fact that this ever happened to begin with, that this man caused so much suffering, for himself, and those around him. What a tragedy. :(


Gotta love the continued pure quality of surveillance cameras


Such a GREAT CHANNEL. ALWAYS AMAZING AND INFORMATIVE.FASCINATING


"But that's not true because we have proof". The timing and delivery was 10/10. What a G


I never thought I’d see a 40 minute interrogation video where the confession part is not available for some reason.


I wonder if he had gotten out of this by demanding for a lawyer from the beginning. If they only had confession and footage of leaving with her.

Made a mistake trying to not be suspicious by asking for a lawyer.

Are you saying you want a murderer to not be convicted?


In all of this I don’t see him really regretting doing it to her more that he got caught and is being punished.


I love the glare the detective gives to the camera at 7:10:51-ish; right after the suspect asks for more water. Right after asking to use the restroom. Total: “What the fuck dude? Let me do my job; you’re wasting my time.”


you should make more videos you can take over Youtube 👍


Did we ever get to find out his motive, or was it really just an accident between 2 junkies.


Full video available,  here is a link to where the confession starts: https://youtu.be/UudPVoO0kjU?t=9780

JCS keep doing what you do!


After the lady detective begged, I wouldn't have given a confession. It was a pathetic and annoying desperate plea just foe her to go home. She would have made me not confess with an approach like that. The male detective has a much better approach and professionalism


"Mom, I'm gonna die when I'm in jail"

Rightfully so bud..


I love going to sleep to the sounds of murderers crying.  ❤


Fear will really hit him on the ride to prison especially when he sees the prison pulling up at the guard shack.I didn’t hurt nobody but I’ve experienced the ride


“So how long have you known Savannah?”

“Well, I was born at a very young age…”


Never mess around with people from work and people who do drugs


Did anyone notice when the interrogator was talking about parents worrying about kids he said "someday when you have kids"? I'm sure the interrogator knew the suspect would never have kids, so was this simply a slip of the tongue or was it deliberate?

Pretty sure it was deliberate to create a sense of calm and hope in the perpetrator. Unconsciously making him feel safe that “ah she wouldn’t be saying that if she thought i did it” so that hr lowers his guard


The lady seems a bit hysterical.  JCS vids are the best.  Better than all the rest.


I recall sitting in the Ale House which is in the next plaza over listening to someone recount this story. I thought they were referring to the Ale House at the time. Another sad tale of the Florida Man gone by...


Imagine having to wait<br>5.23 seconds for someone to finish an answer to a simple question.

Imagine having to wait
5.23 seconds for someone to finish an answer to a simple question.


"So how do you know Savannah"

proceeds to explain her drug life

The "to your neck?"  from silent cop, cracked me up though. She's like really 😮💨... thats the lie you came up with.

"So how do you know Savannah"

*proceeds to explain her drug life*

The "to your neck?"  from silent cop, cracked me up though. She's like really 😮💨... thats the lie you came up with.


Complete confession with time stamp to the unreleased portion as stated in this video for those interested: https://youtu.be/UudPVoO0kjU?t=9780


this dude killed another human being...to save his job as a manager and cook at a restaurant...


12 minutes into this interview the killer coughs up the motive for killing her - she was talking about him.  NOT TOO SMART.  I didn't hear right to remain silent mentioned.  Come on, Lee!


When you said (paraphrasing) 'someone with something to hide is long winded in responses to questions that should have very simple answers'...and he started explaining in depth about the relationship I wanted to say "Welll they -d-d ask for him to elaborate so maybe he's just trying to elaborate...".....but then he wouldn't stop. And he just....kept going. <br>And it was like....stop.

When you said (paraphrasing) 'someone with something to hide is long winded in responses to questions that should have very simple answers'...and he started explaining in depth about the relationship I wanted to say "Welll they -d-d ask for him to elaborate so maybe he's just trying to elaborate...".....but then he wouldn't stop. And he just....kept going.
And it was like....stop.


It's surprising to me that they know heroine doesn't make you paranoid. Most people, who have never used drugs, usually have no idea what they do and assume the worst.  In my experience, it seems like a lot of people tend to equate heroine to something more like LSD.

You hit the nail on the head. I have told people I have done LSD and they looked at me as if I were a Heroin user. Both drugs make you feel insanely good, but that is where the comparison ends!


Who reads those texts and goes “fair enough, safe trip x”


Cop 1:"the guilty guy says "what"?!"
Guy: "uuhhmm...."
Cop 2 :"what?"
Cop 1 heavy breathing "jerry, no."

Cop 1:"the guilty guy says "what"?!"
Guy: "uuhhmm...."
Cop 2 :"what?"
Cop 1 *heavy breathing* "jerry, no."


Homie just called bonefish grill a diner like it’s not the 3rd fanciest restaurant in half the towns in the southeast.


He eventually plead guilty and was sentenced to 40 years in prison.


Is there any connection between speaking to yourself in the second person and the horrible crimes these people commit, or is my sample size too small?


He doesn’t even regret what he did, he just regrets that he got caught


i wonder if he just snapped from the stress? or was it the history of drug use ? Something just didint click in his head and made him commit this crime.


Notice how he still didn't take accountability. It might sound like it but hes saying "YOU did this" "YOURE an idiot". Sure he might be talking to himself but he still refuses to say "I did this" "What was I thinking".


Guilty of second degree murder, 40 years with 2 years credit for time served. For a moment of madness


Cop asked a question and he gave them a novel 😂


2:56 Why? Did he think the car would come to life and go Christine on him in revenge for it's owner?


The detective literally asked one question....ONE and he dimed himself out.


Ok maybe I’m jumping the gun here but didn’t he say he saw her at work and she was healthy? That was the last time he saw her and now he saw her to confront her about gossip and she was on heroin? Lmao what?!


Shit, i accidentally clicked and once again got roped into your videos.  You're definately the best at these but i was trying to watch ghost hunting videos.


I think that the unshown footage would indicate that they made threats against him if he chose not to confess.  Don't get me wrong, that guy is a piece of shit who I hope gets put under the jail, but the investigators shit the bed to get their confession and now there has to be a shadow of doubt in regard to his guilt.

Here the full confession https://youtu.be/UudPVoO0kjU


Had he not texted with her phone and refused to submit to interrogation he would have gotten away with it. I don’t say that as a devils advocate, I say that because it’s scary to know that even in the 21st century that murder is still a crime that people can get away with.


March, 2021 he ended up pleading guilty to 2nd degree murder. Looks like he's getting 40 years, less time served.


yes he took her his home, called Uber they burnt her and than dumped her, wow, i didnt know uber did things like that


"but by no means" easy" meanwhile we out here laughing at this murderer's pain


All I can think of is my mom seeing through my bullshit in one second flat after I got into trouble.


I live like 10 minutes from san hose blvd.. crazy that this shit happened so close to me


Y’all ever imagine yourself in the criminals situation even though you know you’d never do it. Or I guess what you would say if you were being interrogated.

100% in the sense of how to convey myself if I was innocent and being accused of something I didn't do.


The problem of weak men is a very real one.


Why do people talk to themselves in a recorded room? I don't think I've talked to myself out loud ever but after I just admitted to killing someone and know the room is taped? Nah


His lawyer is like 'bruh you can think inside your head!'


did he live away from other homes bc the burning of a human body would be pretty noticeable


Hope he rots in jail and never EVER gets out.  What he did to that poor girl is unreal.  She had her entire life to get high@


"I was at work cooking food for everyone in the World, Pealing my scabs off my neck with my special stabby 'Crocodile Dundee Knife', when I slipped and murdered someone, first degree by the way, by accident on purpose! But, it wasn't me ... promise"


For anyone curious, Lee Rodarte was sentenced to 40 years in prison with credit for the time served. He will be out when he is 70.

Everyone posting the same comment. The oldest one I've seen giving this same update was from several months.


He had a way with women. So, why kill one that rejected you???  You’re young. Move on. Idiot. Feel so sorry for her and her family.


I can't feel sorry for this guy.. I do feel sorry for lobsters getting boiled or deer getting shot though.


I don't like how emotional that one detective got.


Scared to lose a job… not scared enough to take a life… where you’ll not only lose your job… but also your life in jail


He's calling himself stupid. Stupid is runni a red light. <br>He's evil.

He's calling himself stupid. Stupid is runni a red light.
He's evil.


I bet she was the one who said they were moving too fast, not him.


Those are what my everyday emotions look like!


At 6:00, "I want my lawyer", would have saved him possibly


he really killed a girl over his job at bonefish grill lmao


When he says what's wrong with you.sin nature.not one of us is immune.


so after he confessed to what he did the only thing he cares about is that he had to “go places in life” he didn’t care that he cold blood killed and burnt a poor young woman. what the fuck.


all these vids share one common aspect. While nice/good people get erased the *&^%^ stays on this planet and just grow in bigger quantities of our society every single day. Sad as can be


Jesus I would have asked for the lawyer when misses start going on holy fuck that was annoying.


This dude killed her over a  job at Bone Fish.


That woman cop really bugs my nerves I just hate how it's really a act but it should not be


My condolences to Savanah and her family. I hope she is at peace.


So anyone know, what did he get in the end?!


Paranoid on Heroin? Lol only time you might be Paranoid on heroin is if you are on heroin (i guess) and the cops are behind you and you got more heroin in the car.


The most disturbing part for me is the "fucking savannah" he killed her and now it sounds like he is blaming her for what has happened.


This is why I never gossip at work. I don’t relay what others tell me. Savannah would still be alive today if her co worker/s hadn’t told Lee that she was going to report him. That’s on that’s person/s conscious. May Savannah rest in peace.


Top tip if you kidnap someone use spell checker!


JCS: And we can see that other detective is using her phone - what a coincidence! now we will talk about our sponsor horrible mobile game!


The confession can be seen here now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9780s


Is the female cop just learning or why is she just continuing to brood in the corner the whole time?


Who else is gonna absolutely destroy the investigators whenever you get pulled in to the interrogation room for murder thanks to JCS Criminal Psychology videos?

@M A I believe ya might’ve missed the joke there, brother

1. Wtf, Don’t murder anyone<br>2. “ I want to talk to my lawyer” is all you need to say. Don’t do anything else.

1. Wtf, Don’t murder anyone
2. “ I want to talk to my lawyer” is all you need to say. Don’t do anything else.


Rodarte, more like ROBARTE, amirite?<br>... I'll see myself out

Rodarte, more like ROBARTE, amirite?
... I'll see myself out


24:12 "One day when you have kids"
That ain't happening


Serial killers watching this thinking I now know what to do when being interrogated


12:15  "A dozen red flags??  Thank you!  I love them!"


She’s so annoying i would have lied even if i planned on telling the truth at first lol


I don’t believe this and I don’t think the parents should’ve either cuz the text message is all wrong you can tell somebody else is typing it


This guy is popular with girls??  What the hell is wrong with the world?


How stupid did this guy think everyone was when he sent those obviously fake texts?


I don't see how that female cop can be effective by begging please.  Unless they confess just to shut her up.

Guilt. He wasn't buckling over pressure of the third party, but pressure of something you can't ignore is worse.


bonefish grill is hella expensive but their bang bang shrimp is hella good


No cuz why is there more backlash towards the female investigator as opposed to the murderer who killed a young woman???


well that explains the scabs in my french onion soup


He said his ass was going to get killed in jail, he wasn't kidding. Bubba is waiting for his man wife to show up!


Wow she kicked heroin in 4 days?   Hahaha

Wow she kicked heroin in 4 days?   Hahaha


This girl is kinda hard to watch. It's giving me ptsd flashbacks from past relationships


I’m sorry but it was so fucking satisfying at the end when he whimpered like a beat dog: “mom…. I am gonna die in jail QQ”.


I see a lot of people trashing the female detective but from what I watched, it seemed like she was the catalyst to getting the confession. She seemed to know what would work and appealing to his emotions did start the moment where he went from denial to silence and finally, confession.


you don’t realize how guilty people look and sound until this guy points it out then everything just comes so clear to you. this guys BEAMS GUILTY

@K Kk So? Man could've been simply anxious.

@K Kk Yeah... no. I'm willing to bet if someone took the entire video, and changed the context on how it's presented. And some bs like "this is how awful false confessions can be to people.". You'd be one of the folk to jump the gun and think the guy was coerced into a false confession.

It's not actually 'super' obvious, here. You're just pushed into believing it because you already have the answer at the start, which gives you bias already.

@A very interesting pineapple Glad you agree.

@Monitice exactly. People see crossing your arms or looking nervous as a sign of guilt. It could actually mean anything depending on the person and what they have been through.

Because the person could simply be anxious about the interrogation, and if you interpret their signs of stress as immediate signs of 'deceit'. You won't uncover the actual truth.

@Jim South We actually are, and I'm willing to somewhat agree on that. But it's not a good idea to always depend on it. You shouldn't see body language as signs of 'deceit' but rather signs of 'anxiety' or 'stress'.

@Jim South exaclty, the 5 minutes of rambling after being asked a simple question just give it away immediately if you know what your looking for.

I mean maybe he was guilty. But he def showed signs of regret and humanity at the end.


Are you the same guy that does monsters?


"Mom, I'm gonna die when I'm in jail..."

Yeah, maybe don't kill people, Lee.

@Royalgamer7 as much as I would like to agree with you, everyone might start good but they end up bad, also remember he knows he is being recorded, I'm sure he thought about it,  so he can be more human to people aka jury.

@Kostas Edison he literally only cares that he got caught. That's the whole reason he killed her. He doesn't give a crap about her, and she was threatening to have him fired and stuff.

"He only cared about not getting caught". That shit's getting old. If it's a case like Jeffrey Dahmer's of course, he didn't feel a thing. But that's different.

Somebody convicted of murder is not the same as a serial killer. There are people who genuinely feel remorse and change their lives for the better, pursue a religious lifestyle even in prison (I know it's rare) etc.

You really seem to be unable to comprehend the complexity between human emotions-actions. Literally undsr every comment section  there's a comment of someone like you, who only sees the world in black and white.

@Royalgamer7 Did you even see the video? My guy just spent the last 40 mins or so making up lies being real cool about it and only started breaking down after the confession was out. Honestly if i was in his shoes and i snapped somebody's neck that shit would haunt me day and night.

@Bryan people can change i know that first hand. Im not saying he shouldn't be punished and I also don't say that I know he thinks that way now. I'm just saying you are not him so you don't know what he thinks/thought. And as long as we can't prove either you shouldn't take it as definitely true or false. But I CHOOSE for MYSELF to believe in the good. You can think otherwise. You can call me stupid for that but unless you show me prove you can't tell me you are right and i am wrong

@Royalgamer7 you know his actions and you heard the lack of remorse in him trying to cover his tracks until it was too late

@Bryan ok, you can think what you want, but you don't know if that is true unless you can actually read his thoughts (which you can't)

@Royalgamer7 nah he’s scared of going to jail and is really only sorry he killed her cus he ruined his own life over something probably petty like an argument

@Ronan Reid-Chevrette his mom is dead. he was talking to her "spiritually", like some people do with their dead parents or friends, siblings, etc.

@MONOXYDE he only cared when he got caught , cared for himself .

Bro imagine how distraught his mom must have been, especially after watching the scene after the interrogation, so fucking sad to think about

@Sawra Dawood Considering he calls himself a piece of shit and says sorry directly to Savannah i think he does feel remorse. or maybe I just want to think that because I always try to see the good in people. But that is something only Lee knows himself

@MONOXYDE I think it was more he was sad that he got caught. But Idk maybe he did feel remorse.

it sounded more like he finnaly saw the mistake he made or tthat the drugs he took made him unable to control his anger i dont know im no expert but he was showing remorse


self defense... fucking lawyers are really slick... they are supposed to defend on the best interest of the client client, sure. But it's supposed to be based on the truth. But no... they review the evidence and just look for the one sliver of an angle that could cut the mustard on the slightest reasonable doubt and just go with that. Just look at him! That girl was slamming the car door in order to try and kill him? Is that the argument? It's just absurd!


the conviction that the female detective spoke about her daughter really hit home. the balance of calm and emotional aggression between these two detectives is really great. they keep switching off on the roles.

I'm surprised they made him talk. The interrogation was pretty vague in my opinion. But i'm sure they did their best.


Uahh there's a missing middle part of the video ? The most important part? Those cops probably did something illegal

@Justin I mean I'm glad he is in jail but naw B .I a dark bodied man in america am not down with police misconduct or brutality.


Is it just me who gets second hand embarrassment when these suspects get caught in a lie? It makes me cringe because these detectives already know the truth and they’re just waiting on you to confess 😬😂

Yes and I hate that I even feel embarrassment for a murderer it bugggggs me hahaha like he deserves al the embarrassment

You know...you know...um..you know...um um you know...

Yeah, I feel really awkward. So weird. Happens with tv shows as well and I will blush when people get caught out in dramas.


Here we see the female detective use the interrogation tactic known as “PLEASE”

Here we see the female detective use the interrogation tactic known as “PLEASE”

@Adham Koura This comment was rated? By whom? I didn't realize comments had ratings.

@Adham Koura This comment was rated? By whom? I didn't realize comments had ratings.

@ornella sapam it’s called appealing to someone’s humanity, I know it’s hard because you don’t function with empathy like regular people but try and keep up buddy 😬

At first, I though she was using the "I don't care, I'm getting paid anyway and my phone is WAAAY less boring than this guy" tactic

At first, I though she was using the "I don't care, I'm getting paid anyway and my phone is WAAAY less boring than this guy" tactic

@tim trim it’s called psychology. she’s trying to get through to him emotionally.

@tim trim it’s called psychology. she’s trying to get through to him emotionally.

@tim trim lol u dont know that. They did it on purpose to convey emotion and guilt. She played "the mother" and did it well.

@tim trim lol u dont know that. They did it on purpose to convey emotion and guilt. She played "the mother" and did it well.

@Karen Hendricks you don't see the toolbox detectives have at their disposal, and there are reasons that you don't.

@Karen Hendricks you don't see the toolbox detectives have at their disposal, and there are reasons that you don't.

Consider that the “hysteric” part was planned. The whole job of these people is to get information out of HUMANS. Humans appeal to emotions. Emotions can get information out of people, or at the least, raise the tension.

@rosaaa putony the point is to provoke him lmao

@rosaaa putony the point is to provoke him lmao

The tears of a female cannot be underestimated, once we get a tremble in our voice, we turn into some magical all-powerful unicorn

The tears of a female cannot be underestimated, once we get a tremble in our voice, we turn into some magical all-powerful unicorn

@papalusho what do you think police interrogations are supposed to look like? Law and Order SVU? Bad Boys? Criminal Minds? I got news for you, this is not a TV show. That detective isn't there to entertain you or whatever you think she's there for.

@SpaceshipButterfly i didn't think personally that she was being unprofessional. at all... i recognized it as a tactic, just i thought it would be ineffective.

@Are You Going To Do The 'Ora Ora' Thing? it’s common knowledge that, in almost everything, criticizing an expert on a topic something you’re not an expert in is just irresponsible. Look up “Dunning-Kruger Effect.”

In general, if an expert is doing something, it’s for a reason. They have experience in the field, and they have learned what works and what doesn’t. When they started, they probably had the same opinion as you, but as they learned what worked and what didn’t work, they changed their opinion.
For instance, I’ve been in the roofing industry for 5 years and I see a lot of people nailing high. Of course if the nail is higher, it has less chance of wind-driven rain reaching it. But a higher nail misses the shingle below the shingle you’re nailing in, it give the wind more leverage on the shingle making it susceptible to wind damage, and it makes blow-through more likely. It’s wrong by every measure and can void your roof warranty and get your roof denied for damage even if a hurricane came through. You can apply the same logic to literally anything whether it be flipping burgers, flipping houses, starting a business, raising a kid, or interrogating a murderer.

I think you people fail to understand what’s actually going on. She wasn’t unprofessional or anything. She’s a detective for a reason.

I think you people fail to understand what’s actually going on. She wasn’t unprofessional or anything. She’s a detective for a reason.

@tim trim lol you really think she's terrible? Did you not listen and watch, the detectives obvious know what they are doing, that is why the women doesn't speak to him for half the interrogation and then all of a sudden sparks an emotion. It's pretty much known, if you want to manipulate people's behavior, you got to target their emotions. By her pleading for him to tell her where Savannah is as well as being emotional about her daughter, she trying to get Lee to feel empathy or at least remorseful and guilt which will lead to him breaking his lying

that shit workt tho. i was also incredulous...i was like nope, not gunna cut it, then apparently he was like ooo okay. she ova deyr!

that shit workt tho. i was also incredulous...i was like nope, not gunna cut it, then apparently he was like ooo okay. she ova deyr!

@Static Gaming it literally worked?? Your comment doesn’t make sense, sit down

@Static Gaming it literally worked?? Your comment doesn’t make sense, sit down

@Karen Hendricks you’re calling her out for being an “embarrassment to women” even though she got the job done, while there is a man who murdered a girl across the desk from her? How do you not see the double standard?

It is a well known interigation tactic. It obviously worked so those who keep posting negatively obviously need to educate yourselves.

It is a well known interigation tactic. It obviously worked so those who keep posting negatively obviously need to educate yourselves.

"Please don't make us waste any more of our time!" <br>Police need to make it about them, she's making it all about her.

"Please don't make us waste any more of our time!"
Police need to make it about them, she's making it all about her.

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 yea bcs she said he was caught on camera

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 yea bcs she said he was caught on camera

@tim trim it actually is. There were many calculated reasons for it

@tim trim it actually is. There were many calculated reasons for it

@TomMakesCoffee you have absolutely no idea what you would do

@TomMakesCoffee you have absolutely no idea what you would do

@Karen Hendricks no, she wasn’t. She acted that way for a reason, and you can see that she was successful too

@Karen Hendricks no, she wasn’t. She acted that way for a reason, and you can see that she was successful too

@slovní curling actually, she is an extremely good detective and all of the emotional input was calculated and rehearsed. The sexism on here is amazing

@H R ikr they talk like they know how it works, when she's the expert

@H R ikr they talk like they know how it works, when she's the expert

Her favorite Naruto character is SAKURA.

Her favorite Naruto character is SAKURA.

@june june yeah it’s obviously an act, she’s not actually freaking out

@june june yeah it’s obviously an act, she’s not actually freaking out

Man the people in these comments literally have no idea how interrogation works

Man the people in these comments literally have no idea how interrogation works

All these experts on getting confessions in the comments section really do be knowing what they talked about. Totally not like she brought him into admitting he brought Savannah to his house.

It's clearly a tactic to put pressure on him for a confession

It's clearly a tactic to put pressure on him for a confession

I thought they went over it before the interrogation

I thought they went over it before the interrogation

@H R Props to you for being the most rational comment under this thread and restoring my faith in humanity.

@H R Props to you for being the most rational comment under this thread and restoring my faith in humanity.

@Britney Danise wow she's doing her job and trying to catch a murderer and u want her to shut up? if u think she's annoying don't watch the damn video

@Juice definitely acting. She sat there calmly for 25 minutes, only acting emotional when it was most beneficial

@Juice definitely acting. She sat there calmly for 25 minutes, only acting emotional when it was most beneficial

@H RI came to the comments to see other people's thoughts of this. Was she being emotional because she was emotional or was she acting?

@H RI came to the comments to see other people's thoughts of this. Was she being emotional because she was emotional or was she acting?

@june june when you are a murder investigator you must be tough and intelligent whether you're a man or a woman.

@june june when you are a murder investigator you must be tough and intelligent whether you're a man or a woman.

@Karen Hendricks oh now we got a woman who brings other woman down just because she is doing her job, at least she made him confess, not like you who criticizing shit like it is your job

@Enoch Annor thin? very thick. i can’t believe people don’t realize this woman is ACTING for the sake of someone else’s life

@Enoch Annor thin? very thick. i can’t believe people don’t realize this woman is ACTING for the sake of someone else’s life

@tim trim lmao she made people confess to their crimes and yet you're just sitting there like you know how to interrogate lmao🤣 sit down boy.

@Cali Charron exactly. They are trained to show humanity every bit as much as they are to bully or lie. It just depends on the tactic they decide on and we heard the moderator describe that they were working him on many occasions

They do that to show humanity or vulnerability to make the suspect think they’re desperate, and it worked.

They do that to show humanity or vulnerability to make the suspect think they’re desperate, and it worked.

You guys are all proving an important point! Co[s are trained to use their strengths, but they are also trained to use other peoples expectations. I guarantee she was taught to use the feminine emotional, I'm a mother with a daughter her age tactic to gain sympathy. These two played him like a fiddle and it worked. I bet she doesn't have a daughter and I bet even she does they are not the same age. In most situation, cops are legally allowed to lie. They can't make promises or threats and they cannot use coercion, not legally anyways, but in most situations they can lie including story telling about their fake daughter and how they are so heartbroken to think this might have been her daughter. The fact that so many of you have accepted her as a hysterical, emotional woman is exactly why she tried and got him to talk. What's more likely, a homicide detective that is just allowed to break down in interviews and get emotional, which would be chaotic and completely unprofessional, or a trained professional that was taught to use calculated feminine emotional pleas just at the right moment to encourage their suspect to talk? She is why you don't talk to cops, because they are trained to extract info and pick apart your lies

I thought she did a wonderful job at making the emotions very heightened to the point that Lee felt panicked, but I guess if you wanna be misogynistic.....

@tim trim it got a grown ass man to cry, pace around the room and feel remorse. i'd say it was effective.

@tim trim it got a grown ass man to cry, pace around the room and feel remorse. i'd say it was effective.

I thought it was a pretty smart move. The more empathy and emotion you express I think is better because sometimes it can trick people into a false sense of security not to mention some people cry when they see others cry. I can't stand to look at somebody when they're upset because I get upset right with them.

@rosaaa putony She was being hysterical on purpose, she already knew he killed him, she's literally a professional for gods sakes. I feel like this is very thinly veiled sexism.

Exactly. It was at that point that I came to the chat. I needed to know if anyone else was as annoyed as I was with her "interrogation tactic." It was hard to watch and listen to. Especially when she kept sounding like she was going to cry...ugh...too much!

She's not a good interrogater at all. Let her emotions get in the way of the interigation.  U can tell the male officer was trying to reel the it back in every she cried or begged the guy "please" tell me where she is.

@tim trim because in case it wasn’t obvious, this guy clearly knows a hell of a lot about the justice system, psychology, and police interrogations.. totally not like his whole channel revolves around analysing interrogations from some of the worst crimes in modern history

@reddancingshoes Logic has no place here. Also facts. Also reality.

@reddancingshoes Logic has no place here. Also facts. Also reality.

@reddancingshoes isn’t it sad how fast people draw conclusions without thinking about it from more than one perspective? Especially as an American, I feel like I’m constantly surrounded by people who have zero ability to think critically.

It's great how so many people found her to be oh so "irritating", but don't consider exactly that to be the purpose of her act?! "She's so emotional and unprofessional" - well, that's the point! She's so good at what she does, that she makes even us viewers do anything to shut her up. How much emotional distress and anger, do you think, this will cause in a murderer under investigation?? He probably had a very similar emotional response to her than he did to his victim back when she got him all riled up with her "stupid" emotions and her pleas for her life... 🤷

@JT  That’s a very mature take, not closed minded at all, It’s funny the male detective you look at so highly took every cue from the female. She taps his leg and he immediately stops talking so she can jump in. Again, unless you’re an expert in interrogation, don’t criticize someone who is. She sat there patiently saying pretty much nothing for 25 minutes until it was time to give the evidence and play the radical role to push him over the edge.

@H R luckily the male detective was there to set the tone, ask the hard hitting questions, and maintain the serious nature of the conversation. Your female hero might as well have started stripping int he corner and you'd applaud her for her interrogation prowess.

@H R are you on drugs? She belongs in a bikin twerking on instagram or something, not in a serious setting like an interrogation room.

@H R are you on drugs? She belongs in a bikin twerking on instagram or something, not in a serious setting like an interrogation room.

@H R That is a brilliant analysis. Wow, if these detectives had planned to use this tactic to induce a PTSD flashback, that's hardcore.

The scary thing is that big corporations use the same types of psychological to get consumers to buy their products. And it's so subtle and powerful, people don't realize they are being manipulated, but it works.

@Mr. Bubbles that was definitely a big part of it, but interrogation and getting a confession are  more complicated than that. Every single thing the interrogators consciously do is to improve the chances that they get a confession. That’s why this interview wasn’t just a few minutes of “we have proof” and him confessing. It was like a half hour of them raising their chances of him confessing, and one of the tactics they chose was the lady interrogator begging and pleading.

@Karen Hendricks what? trying to appeal to a suspect's emotions is an "embarrassment to women"? that's wack.

@Karen Hendricks what? trying to appeal to a suspect's emotions is an "embarrassment to women"? that's wack.

@tim trim They wouldn’t just go in blind, they rehearse, and they’re both capable of interrogating. She broke him, she did her job

@tim trim They wouldn’t just go in blind, they rehearse, and they’re both capable of interrogating. She broke him, she did her job

They planed it all out so she was told  to act like that

They planed it all out so she was told  to act like that

Her contrast with the calm male detective seems like a tactic really. It worked.

Her contrast with the calm male detective seems like a tactic really. It worked.

@Arx Hobbies how does dude running the YouTube channel know what was "rehearsed"?

@Arx Hobbies how does dude running the YouTube channel know what was "rehearsed"?

@Dragoon King Dart replied like someone that should have gotten that GED.  Dragoon. 🤦♀🤣

@Dragoon King Dart replied like someone that should have gotten that GED.  Dragoon. 🤦♀🤣

@Karen Hendricks
Spoken like a true Karen

@Karen Hendricks
Spoken like a true *Karen*

@V A She wasn't being hysterical. She was very aware of what she was doing, she was in control and it would have been well practiced between the both interrogators.

We were always told it's the magic word.

We were always told it's the magic word.

I mean, it's said right before this segment that they would have rehearsed this so uhhh

Yeah, she was playing directly to an emotional response.

@H R lol it wasn't because of the begging. Suspect clearly knew he was cornered with the statement he provided and the reveal that they have actual evidence of the lady not leaving her car

@tim trim ok buddy. No need to reply to me twice to argue your point.

@tim trim ok buddy. No need to reply to me twice to argue your point.

𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 PLEASE LEE... PLEASE TELL US.. PLEEEEEEASE?

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 PLEASE LEE... PLEASE TELL US.. PLEEEEEEASE?

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 na..  begging isn't an interrogation tactic.

@𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾 na..  begging isn't an interrogation tactic.

any simp falls for this amazing tactic made by this powerful woman

any simp falls for this amazing tactic made by this powerful woman

@tim trim he confessed. Not so terrible after all.

@tim trim he confessed. Not so terrible after all.

𝕶 𝕹 𝕺 𝕿 𝕿 𝖄 𝕭 𝖀 𝕯 𝕾

@H R Damn, you're right it totally was. Especially when you consider the interrogation took place the same time of day as the crime.

@H R Damn, you're right it totally was. Especially when you consider the interrogation took place the same time of day as the crime.

They didn’t give that NPC very many lines.

They didn’t give that NPC very many lines.

@♡ Cameo ♡ if it works, and it aint female, then its not stupid!

- some women hater-lite

@♡ Cameo ♡ if it works, and it aint female, then its not stupid!

- some women hater-lite

It worked tho lol and he felt terrible by the end

It worked tho lol and he felt terrible by the end

If you lawyer up you lawyer up. Not like you won by not falling for her act or something.

If you lawyer up you lawyer up. Not like you won by not falling for her act or something.

By pleading to Lee she gave him power and the begging him was very cringe and seemed like a complete act. I'd just get annoyed at it and close up then ask for a lawyer.

I came to the comments for this reason, shes so irritating

I came to the comments for this reason, shes so irritating

She was playing a role and appealing to him as a woman. She and the other officer decided on their tactics beforehand. I'm sure she's actually tough af.

Female detective was  totally unprofessional. Embarrassment to women.

Female detective was  totally unprofessional. Embarrassment to women.

right i almost thought she was getting emotional

right i almost thought she was getting emotional

She was appealing to his humanity. Hard to do if you show no emotion.

She was appealing to his humanity. Hard to do if you show no emotion.

@rosaaa putony it was effective🤷♂ she got the confession. She’s the expert, not you, don’t criticize something you don’t know much about.

@rosaaa putony it was effective🤷♂ she got the confession. She’s the expert, not you, don’t criticize something you don’t know much about.

It is just ridiculous and provocative @H R

It is just ridiculous and provocative @H R

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

Lol, I noticed that too. She was a bit silly.

Lol, I noticed that too. She was a bit silly.

She probably wanted to be actress but the only job where her acting was sufficient was detective.

She probably wanted to be actress but the only job where her acting was sufficient was detective.

Once the female lowered her voice he admitted to taking her home

Once the female lowered her voice he admitted to taking her home

Best comment on YouTube. Totally underrated

Best comment on YouTube. Totally underrated

@catcandiez Not because of that! <br>Being hysterical never helps.

@catcandiez Not because of that!
Being hysterical never helps.

@catcandiez not because she begged him, that's for sure.

@catcandiez not because she begged him, that's for sure.

I was waiting for the: "pretty please with a cherry on top"

I was waiting for the: "pretty please with a cherry on top"


Extra oil in that frying pan boy!!! You’re fried!


He’s not sorry that he killed her. He’s sorry that he got caught.

@f'Azhdwol What I like about that profile pic is that it tells me who are sociopaths.

@Danielle Byers So you didn't see him talking to himself alone in the room, completely without filter? I do believe he was sorry he did it AND sorry he got caught.

No shit??? It’s not like they’re gonna kill someone that they would shed tears over lmfaooooo

@Pastel You have a very innocent peception of whats "human". Humans have killed each other for all of their existence, whatever the reason may be behind it. If you really beleive its never an option to kill, you are very niieve.

Jimmy M True, he also knows they’re listening though & it can help his case in court that he’s remorseful 😂 but yeah I agree, he regrets the whole process in my opinion including killing her

That is the most tired statement on YouTube....smmfgdh

@Ganz Bestimmt Okay, corrected: No decent human being sees homicide as an option in almost every circumstance except where their or their family/friends lives are in immediate danger. If your hookup girl is blabbing her mouth and about to make you lose your job because you chose to get in a relationship with your employee, homicide as an option doesn't seem to strike my mind

He is sorry he killed her. Pay attention to the self talk at the end. He realizes he had other options to try to get her to change her mind, and he's mad at himself for not pursuing those options. Yes he's sorry he got caught, but he's also sorry he killed her and put himself in that situation. Not all murderers are monsters. It's dangerous to believe they are.

People loosely post this comment, it’s idiotic, he’s sorry that he put himself in this situation probably thinking about where he could be if he didn’t make that decision. He most likely regrets everything that lead up to that exact moment to him sitting in the room looking at a murder charge.

Bingo. I didn't see an ounce of genuine emotion in him.

Maybe both, but yeah, he is definitely sorry that he got caught.

And he told Savannah he was sorry..in the room..smh


The hysterics from the female investigator are perfect here!!!
To a guy like this, she’s sounding like nails on a chalkboard and he won’t last long if she keeps it up!

The hysterics from the female investigator are *perfect* here!!!
To a guy like this, she’s sounding like nails on a chalkboard and he won’t last long if she keeps it up!

Dante Goodman <br>Also, you’re maybe assuming, perhaps because she’s a woman, that she’s unable to leave her emotions at the door, before coming into work. Have you considered the possibility her behaviors/actions here may have been scripted improv?

Dante Goodman
Also, you’re maybe assuming, perhaps because she’s a woman, that she’s unable to leave her emotions at the door, before coming into work. Have you considered the possibility her behaviors/actions here may have been scripted improv?

Dante Goodman <br>I think you misunderstood. I wasn’t coming down on women for our emotions but was making a point that, for a man like Lee Rodarte, who actually committed murder in order to quiet someone, the tactic of the female investigator-exaggerated emotion- was well served. We already know that female emotion is one of his triggers so, whether hers was genuine or purposeful, it did contribute to finally pushing him beyond the brink- to confession.

Dante Goodman
I think you misunderstood. I wasn’t coming down on women for our emotions but was making a point that, for a man like Lee Rodarte, who actually committed murder in order to quiet someone, the tactic of the female investigator-exaggerated emotion- was well served. We already know that female emotion is one of his triggers so, whether hers was genuine or purposeful, it did contribute to finally pushing him beyond the brink- to confession.

@Dante Good Who said anything about resentment? I said "It kinda made me wanna watch her other movies" and I added that as a woman it affected me the same way as the previous poster who asked, where did you see resentment? And no one said or implied she was "hysterical and screaming the whole time". You seem to be the one having problems here, not the rest of us (I say "us" because your reply is obviously not just to me).<br>Btw, I wouldn't be so quick to assume that she has a daughter that age or at all, detectives say anything in interrogations, it's a role.

@Dante Good Who said anything about resentment? I said "It kinda made me wanna watch her other movies" and I added that as a woman it affected me the same way as the previous poster who asked, where did you see resentment? And no one said or implied she was "hysterical and screaming the whole time". You seem to be the one having problems here, not the rest of us (I say "us" because your reply is obviously not just to me).
Btw, I wouldn't be so quick to assume that she has a daughter that age or at all, detectives say anything in interrogations, it's a role.

MDarina - I wonder if we watched the same interrogation. People acting like she was hysterical and screaming the whole time. She only got emotional in brief moments, but for the most part she was very composed and cornered him based on evidence. Seems like you guys are bringing resentment of other women into the discussion and taking it out on the detective. Remember, she watched Rotarde kill Savannah on camera, and she has a daughter her age. It’s natural that this murder resonated with her emotionally

It kinda made me wanna watch her other movies.

Btw, I'm a woman and it's horrible to listen to her.

She was making me crazy sounding like a soap opera actress, but I bet you're right. It probably kills you when you're guilty.

It's true women crying is like an IRL debuff<br>I wonder if it works to any similar degree on other women

It's true women crying is like an IRL debuff
I wonder if it works to any similar degree on other women


That “to your neck..?” Was deadly- the calm condescending tone in her voice would have stomped me into hell.

Wattybangbang he didnt know she was apart of this boss battle too. It was at that moment he realized he was facing not 1, but two level 100 bosses.

Especially since she was pretty much silent all before

Oh my god I know. Especially the timing of it. She let him juuuust move his train of thought past it and then pulled him back in


I don’t know how the hell people do stuff like this without considering the consequences.

@VarthalabauHeir Of course their can be...Though, his murder definitely doesn't count as one of them.

@Brent Farvors I don't think I implied there can be a legitimate motive for killing someone and burning their corpse.

@Brent Farvors I don't think they ever argued it was a legitimate motive, rather that it probably made sense considering the individual's priorities (as far as one can understand from just this video)

@Brent Farvors na they know wat they doing cus of adrenaline they dont think of htethe consequences. it hits them later when the rush is over.

@VarthalabauHeir However probably true, not a legitimate motive to kill someone...

Short sighted, I guess. In the moment, the ramifications of losing his job outweighed the probability of getting caught...Or, she was pregnant, and he wanted to continue hooking up with random college chicks...

@VarthalabauHeir I think this is the best analysis of the situation

They often have serious mind issues and don’t possess the ability to think rationally about consequences. Murder is a lot of times a spur of the moment thing. I sometimes feel bad for these people when they get to the interrogation room and actually face the reality of what just happened. They have basically thrown their whole life away and couldn’t see before that this would happen due to their issues.

@Aja no they don’t, it’s normally a rash decision in the heat of the moment. They’re still normally narcopaths, but most of the people JCS covers and most people in general don’t premeditate the murder

It’s normally a rash decision in the moment. They let their anger get the better of them and ruin multiple lives forever. Nevertheless they normally have personality disorders like narcissism

A lot of these crimes are heat of the moment and most likely someone you already know.

My understanding of the situation (based on his profile from the information in the video) is that he probably acted out of impulse/fear at the possibility of being fired for fraternising with the staff of the restaurant (the girl perhaps threatened to disclose their relationship to upper management). Clearly, a mentally stable man would never murder a woman and burn her corpse for this but behavioural issues combined with drug abuse further impaired his rational thinking. In the end where he breaks down for being coerced into confessing, he says things like "it's the last time you're gonna wear this chef uniform" and "man you were going places...", implying that maybe he struggled with having a steady job/income in the past and the threat of having that taken away from him made him snap.

An early life of abuse and poverty might have something to do with it.

We can see that the killing was not planned. So, most likely that it happened on a whim or accidental. The killer may never had thought that he's gonna kill someone.

i think it’s adrenaline, at that moment they don’t really think about the consequences until later

Aja that's a really good point. In sure a lot of them are thinking they can make up some story to the police thinking they can outsmart them. Then they find out differently lol

@Lions fan they genuinely think the police will be like, “where’d she go? oh you don’t know? okay, have a nice life! 🙂”

Ya I've always wondered that too. You have to know when your done killing someone that's when all the problems begin.


wow those text messages are cringebadly written xd

4:32 the doucheness is S T R O N G


It really doesn't take long to ruin your whole life. Imagine he would've just took the chance of being fired, instead of killing that poor girl?

From the Bonefish Grill to the Big House on the hill.

Then he probably would have killed the next girl who didn't give him his own way...

You never know what possibilities prison holds in store for him.


This guy should have asked for a lawyer.

@D.S.BANDIT That’ll make you look good in court 🤣

100% of the time no matter if your guilty or Innocent. Never give a statement without a lawyer present.


Imagine killing someone and deciding to text not only the victim's parents but also the victim's sibling (if he/she had one).

Literally one of the most biggest mistakes this guy made.

@Kindbones ^^. i also htink that was his biggest mistake...second one was to text the parents and so on....he just had to leave her alone and all of this shit wouzld not happen

I think the biggest mistake was when he murdered the girl

Yeah there's that, and.......................... forgetting there are cameras everywhere!

I was literally thinking he would have had much better chances of getting away with it if he hadn't made them suspicious so soon.


I’m sorry but I’ve seen many of these and that chick has got to be worst interviewer ever…. I’m not saying it’s cause she’s a chick but  god damn… no tactics at all, just whining.  Bro.


The scab picking is something you really don't want in a head chef.

That and, you know, the murdering.

@Kanye Breast that’s right! Haha I’m sorry. I completely forgot about that. Technically they are animals just like humans but they are basically at the bottom of the food chain.

@Kanye Breast "I know they arent animals" lolwut

@ootfan5 So then what's the problem? I was right wasnt I lol. That's what I said to begin with

@Kanye Breast pretty sure crustaceans are animals

@Smile More They do kill things. They kill lobsters and crabs. I know they are animals, but still 😂

@Kanye Breast you’re joking..? They’re cooking an animal that has already been killed.

Chefs murder all day long. Animals that is

@Compo Flask Less humans alive=less taxpayers/consumers! Good lord!

yes, that could potentially also be bad for business


Is it me or are more and more guys treating girls like trash?


How did you meet her?<br>Lee: "It was the best of times.....It was the worst of times...."

How did you meet her?
Lee: "It was the best of times.....It was the worst of times...."

Hahaha.... You so silly ! Silly, I say !!!

@Dahlia Dolores 😂👍 glad to give you a laugh!

I read this comment one minute into this guys response.. the longer he goes on, the harder I’m laughing😭


i wonder what the update is, its been a year and a half


I love how now when I watch interrogation videos I will think “Dossier Technique”, “Ego up”, “Narrative technique”, How and Why Solution” and ALL the other terms I’ve learned from watching your videos! Thank you so much😊❤


Detective: How do you know Savannah?

Lee: Well...in the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth...

four hours later

Lee: ...and from man’s rib, God created Eve...

Detective: How do you know Savannah?

Lee: Well...in the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth...

*four hours later*

Lee: ...and from man’s rib, God created Eve...

Lee: It was at that moment that Emperor Frederick Barbarossa fell into the river and effectively ended the German contribution to the crusade...

Once upon a time looong time ago,far faar away..!

They instantly knew then he was a lier cause that shit never even happened 🤣

It was a warm summer evening, in Ancient Greece...


Did you assume the gender of the detective?<br>CANCELED

Did you assume the gender of the detective?
CANCELED


The interrogation time being in sync with the clock is so satisfying ngl

Kyle Spratt yeah I’m pretty sure it’s done on purpose. From personal experience, they waited till seconds was at 00 to start, so I just think it’s procedure to do that.

I thought I was the only one to notice that.

It is in every video it has to be a thing they do on purpose like starting right on the second of the starting of a minute always intervels of 5