That self defense argument is hindered if you also hid the body and lied to the police afterwards. The number of injuries on her body will also be inconsistent with his account of simply defending himself by accidently popping her neck. Prosecutors will argue that this goes against the medical evidence as well as the camera footage which will show a struggle with the car door opening 3 times. The fact that he got out, slashed her tires then texted the family also damns his case.<br>Prosecutors will have a field day with this one.

That self defense argument is hindered if you also hid the body and lied to the police afterwards. The number of injuries on her body will also be inconsistent with his account of simply defending himself by accidently popping her neck. Prosecutors will argue that this goes against the medical evidence as well as the camera footage which will show a struggle with the car door opening 3 times. The fact that he got out, slashed her tires then texted the family also damns his case.
Prosecutors will have a field day with this one.

@D3ath Raz0r it also goes without saying that i (nor yourself) do not have access to whatever the attorneys are saying, to whatever the judge is allowing, to what the stipulations are by the prosecutor, etc.

I was just spitballing out there

@Mellow Yello Normally, pleading guilty would result in a reduced sentence, and defense could argue for mitigation in order to try to get their client a lower sentence, but Im pretty sure that the only options here are either plead self defense or plead manslaughter, cus aint no way in hell you can get mitigation if its murder. You are sentenced for life. I guess theyre going for broke with the hopes of a full acquittal, which is only afforded to self defense. But it wont work. Self defense is based on use of reasonable force, and the evidence demolishes that as its clear hes lying. Too many injuries, too long a struggle, too much difference between strength of the parties involved. No one will buy it. Shouldve tried for manslaughter, arguing that there had not been any malice aforethought in the scruffle or perhaps some sort of diminished responsibility due to drug use or something. Although my analysis is purely based on UK law and my local law which is based off of UK and french law. I dont know jack shit about US or Canadian laws

Judy Wright

Absolutely agree if that was his intent.
Instead, it seems he’s so stupid he thought they would actually buy it.

Brilliant strategy after he slashed her tire in front of her place of employment 🤦🏻♂

But “You were going places, Lee.”

@KingofHearts I'm just speculating, not trying to make solid arguments. The texts seem to show that he tried to cover up the deed, but that doesn't mean he was "all there". The fact that he thought sending the texts, which sounded and looked like a 5 year old had written them, could be used to show that he was in a panic or even a bit slow. There are levels of depression and they affect people differently. "Mild" and "severe" are two different animals, and the latter <b>can</b> make an otherwise rational person do and say some dark things. You insert drugs/alchohol into the mix (and maybe spin that to be related to childhood abuse etc) and someone threatening to take away one's income (as he claimed she did), and you got a bomb. Like I said, I absolutely don't think he will walk, but there are a lot of things that they could try to use, in order to get less years.

@KingofHearts I'm just speculating, not trying to make solid arguments. The texts seem to show that he tried to cover up the deed, but that doesn't mean he was "all there". The fact that he thought sending the texts, which sounded and looked like a 5 year old had written them, could be used to show that he was in a panic or even a bit slow. There are levels of depression and they affect people differently. "Mild" and "severe" are two different animals, and the latter *can* make an otherwise rational person do and say some dark things. You insert drugs/alchohol into the mix (and maybe spin that to be related to childhood abuse etc) and someone threatening to take away one's income (as he claimed she did), and you got a bomb. Like I said, I absolutely don't think he will walk, but there are a lot of things that they could try to use, in order to get less years.

@Herpa Derpa thats indeed pretty f'ed up^^'

@Giocommentary lol i would yes.... but there are plenty of stories where people do leave what you would think they consider a loved one. A somewhat recent story that comes to my mind is the 4wheeler crash in Nebraska, where a guy left his girlfriend dead in a ditch after a crash and just drove home... drunk or not still fucked up

@Herpa Derpa don't you Assume i Assumed okay! :P

@Herpa Derpa i'm talking about someone dear to you, you'd do anything to save a loved one or a great friend wouldn't you? and i'm talking about an actual accident so for example due to a bit of a struggle he/she slipped or hit his/her head. and i'm not, i'm just stating what a normal emotional response would be. did i say ''If it happened to me' no. Everyone is different comparing myself would be useless. stating what would be an expected emotional response is not.

Sadly the defense attorneys have to have some argument for their client; i have a feeling the penalty for pleading guilty would have been steeper than fighting the non guilty plea, and they had to fabricate this argument based on that.

Its part of the show, and no one buys it but the client will likely get about 80 years in prison for the argument versus 100.

Sadly the defense attorneys have to have *some* argument for their client; i have a feeling the penalty for pleading guilty would have been steeper than fighting the non guilty plea, and they had to fabricate this argument based on that.

Its part of the show, and no one buys it but the client will likely get about 80 years in prison for the argument versus 100.

@Giocommentary lol dont assume everyone is like you.... plenty of cases that suggest otherwise

Baychimo I think your argument is hindered by the fact he stole her phone and used it to text her father and brother.  The fact he tried to gaslight the family into believing she ran away proves (IMO) that he was of sound mind. The texts were somewhat coherent and I can’t imagine another motive than to appease the family while her body is burned/scattered.

Absolute field day.

Edit: Millions of people deal with depression and sudden unemployment all the time without murdering and attempting to cremate a coworker.

if you did kill someone by accident you'd go from the heat of the moment to pure shock and panic. you''d try to fix the situation as fast as possible. You'd be calling an ambulance as fast as possible. The amount of Adrenaline going through your body and the sudden shock and fear for losing that/a person will override your senses and your mind wouldn't be thinking about 'am i going to get the blame for this' its not important to you at that time. the person who's life is ebbing away in front of you is...

Thought the same, couldn't have said it better myself. The first thing that came to mind when the video concluded was "wow this guy is just a complete piece of garbage and that was the worst, most fabricated defense I've ever heard."

Yeah, I doubt he'll get out of this, but depending on what he said in the confession, the defense could potentially try to "explain" hiding/burning the body and lying, with being scared about losing his job, having/using/selling drugs and depression making him irrational. I'm not too sure how well they got to understand her injuries, since she was 75% burned, but no bones were broken. Anyhow, his depression+her trying to get him fired (according to him)+her being on drugs (paranoid) and attacking him relentlessly+him losing his temper could be used. The door opening could be explained with a number of things, like him opening it and her refusing to leave. Slashing the tire could be used as a "heat of the moment" -thing for "ruining his life". And the texts seem to have been written in panic, arguing against premeditation, unless of course he's just dyslexic, or an education denialist.

D3ath Raz0r ——I thought the texts to Savannah’s Family was a particularly cruel thing to do.


Imagine literally ending someone’s life and then crying for yourself and how YOUR life won’t go anywhere now.....I have less than zero sympathy for this dude

@dslkjvoxicuyhgl I agree that the prison system needs a lot of reform, other than that you’re not going to convince me that murdering people is fine lol. In most cases there’s no excuse for taking someone’s life, it’s an incredibly selfish act. It’s not our right as human beings to make the decision to do that. Obviously the world isn’t black and white and not EVERY murder case is the same, but in THIS guy’s case he had zero reason to resort to killing that girl. He could have done a million things before resorting to that, it’s selfish and I don’t have sympathy for him. All along that’s all I was saying but people seemed to think I meant every single murder instance ever should be seen exactly the same as this guy’s. I’m obviously able to acknowledge nuances but I’m still never going to agree that the act of murder is overall fine and normal, or that he deserves sympathy for doing something like that. I’d rather save my sympathy for the girl whose life was ended by someone who had no right to take it away, and for her poor family. Human beings aren’t mindless creatures that act on instinct and don’t know right from wrong. In THIS instance, that guy knew full well that he didn’t have to kill her and that it was wrong, and if he never got caught I truly don’t think he’d be crying. That’s why he was able to stay calm and cool while lying to police about what happened. He’s crying for himself and I don’t find that worthy of sympathy

@✿MJF✿ I believe I've been clear enough, if you don't agree that's understandable.

@Sarah So it isn't the act of murder that's bad because under the right circumstances it's good? That's what you're saying, right? so it's not the action, but the intent, or maybe the circumstances? We are of the most violent of mammals, our evolutionary tree murders for breakfast. Or fun. Or food. Or territory. Or the right to mate. Or boredom. Killing isn't unnatural or exclusive to monsters, it's in your DNA just like his. Literally everything, every organism murders. Our country doesn't care about justice, it's the illusion of justice, by means of revenge. And it doesn't hurt that the prison system is basically entirely an industry that is privatized and for-profit. Hell, every life sentence, for a natural action, or even a mistake, is a human being sold into slavery for life. That's what it is. And it depends on people like you, thinking the way you do. I'm not trying to make you feel bad or single you out, cause it's most people that agree with you. I just want awareness brought to this subject because it's a lot worse than a one-off killer here and there.

@Sarah that was my entire point all along. My apologies that it took me so long to explain it properly. I see we do not disagree after all (not that it would be a bad thing if we did).

@awesomeferret I do sympathize with her a little bit more because she was brought up by very cold and unloving parents and she was controlled and emotionally abused. That being said, lots of people grow up in homes like that and they don’t murder their parents, they grow up and get themselves out of that situation. The girl from that video was told by her parents she could either be cut off or stay under their control, so it’s not like she thought murder was the only way to escape her abuse (like in the case of Gypsy Rose). But yeah, those kinds of cases in my opinion deserve a little more sympathy. This guy’s situation wasn’t even close to that though

@Sarah  I'm very very curious: do you think this woman deserves negative zero sympathy too? Her parents heavily abused her, after all. And for clarification, when I pointed out that I never said that you said anything about the wife and kids, this was true. You were IMPLYING opinions about the wife and kids. That was my entire point, you don't seem to realize the alternative ways that your comments here can IMPLY things that you may not intend and didn't actually say (I wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happened to me with my comments too). I admit, I erred and should have said "I'm confused about how you APPEAR to think" not, "I'm confused about what you think". My apologies if I made this unneccecarily confusing. https://youtu.be/UQt46gvYO40

He wasn’t going anywhere before he killed her...what a waste.

@Sarah if you don't understand what your comments are implying then I don't think there's much use continuing this. Have a nice day.

@awesomeferret “I never said you said anything about the wife and kids” In an earlier comment you LITERALLY SAID
“I’m actually confused about how you think killing multiple kids and a pregnant wife is not worse than killing one person”
Also, I did go back and read my comments and I never implied anything about the number of people murdered being more or less severe. Literally all I said was that people who murder don’t deserve sympathy. This is the strangest interaction I think I’ve ever had in the comments of a video lmao

@Sarah then why are you heavily implying otherwise? I never said that you said anything about the wife and kids(???), I brought that up as an example of how your comments may be making you seem like you think that someone murdering more people is not any worse. Glad to see that you apparently don't stand by that. I suggest rewarding some of your comments because it sure looked like you did think that, hence my questions.

@awesomeferret When did I EVER say anything about someone killing their pregnant wife and kids?? I never said anything about the number of people someone kills, you just assumed I think that? Obviously killing multiple people is even worse but if someone kills even one innocent person, they don’t deserve sympathy

@Sarah well, we can agree to disagree. I care enough about human life that I think body counts matter. I'm actually confused about how you think killing multiple kids and a pregnant wife is not worse than killing one person. They are both horrible, and they both deserve life in prison. But to compare the two as exact equals? If enough people shared your opinion, don't you think it would help to desensitize people to murder? And if you think I "care so much" (he's a cold blooded killer after all and got what he deserved) then you've misread me, I really don't care very much at all, I'm just trying to understand where you're coming from on this.

@awesomeferret What you’re not understanding is that someone who takes another person’s life away doesn’t deserve even 1 percent of sympathy (unless they needed to defend themselves or something like that) and honestly it’s weird that you care so much that I don’t have a tiny bit of sympathy for a man who killed someone who certainly didn’t deserve to die

@Sarah and showed some type of regret for at least part of the situation, unlike others featured on this very channel. Why are you lumping him in with people who truly don't understand that they did something wrong, even if the regret is for selfish reasons? Again, 0 or 1 percent sympathy, sure. But there are murderers out there that show no emotion at all throughout the entire process and you seem to be acting as if these people don't exist. There is a scale of horrifically horrible people and this guy is pretty horrifically horrible, but you seem to be saying he's the worst possible, and this very channel pretty much disproves that. What about the guy featured on this channel who murdered his pregnant wife and kids because he had an affair? You seem like you're willing to view that guy and this guy equally, but the guy who killed his kids and wife showed much less regret and took more lives...

Less than zero? 1 percent, sure, maybe even 0, but plenty of people have done worse than him and shown no remorse at all of any kind. At least he realized that he was wrong somehow. There are other videos on this channel of murderers and would be murderers who actually seem to believe that they were justified in every way.

@Sarah No It's not about being an apologist, it's about acknowledging that this is a natural part of the behavior of our species. WHY do you think it's an everyday thing?? You think every other person is a piece of shit mistake, that the universe had a bad day when it made him? Or maybe his mentality, environmental factors, and the most toxic culture in existence played a part in this? Maybe she was a victim but in another light so is he? The world isn't black and white. There aren't just "Good People" and "Apologists".

@Brianna Waldorf THANK you. They're shitty people, but they're people nonetheless. Murder has been a pretty common activity for the entirety of our species' existence, and all of a sudden if you murder someone, you aren't a human at all.

@Atmos omg you’re so edgy and cool for that snarky reply! Having empathy for murder victims is totes lame

@Brianna Waldorf yeah obviously.......I was saying it’s gross how he can cry for himself but not for the life he stole, nobody is shocked he has emotions

Sarah No wow it’s almost as if even murderers have emotions too... no one is apologising for his murder or saying what he did is ok but you can recognise he does exhibit emotions lmao

All these murder apologists in your replies, dear GOD

You can't imagine his state of mind. It's not like when you do something immoral that your own reality becomes any less real or important to you.

Well he also shed some tears for her saying “I’m so sorry Savannah” <br>Beside, in such a situation we all would be first concerned about our own life... that’s ingrained in our nature.

Well he also shed some tears for her saying “I’m so sorry Savannah”
Beside, in such a situation we all would be first concerned about our own life... that’s ingrained in our nature.

There’s a chance he really did make her neck go pop during a heated argument. This is why people shouldn’t lay hands on one another, especially if there’s a nearly 100 lb weight difference

It was a smeagol and gollum moment. He hated himself for what he had done and regretted it, but with no chance for redemption the idea of being a good person, a normal chef or anything at all was gone.


The part where he whines to himself, "You were supposed to make something of your life, Lee!" Well, y'know, not killing Savannah would have been a wise choice. I managed to make it through life without killing anyone. It's pretty easy not to kill.

@Christopher Atkins thanks for this enlighten and actually refreshing view on this whole matter.

Its not like everyone is born with the "warrior gene".

Still plenty of time for that, buddy. I bet Lee Rodarte would have said the EXACT same thing not too long ago.

@Christopher Atkins alright thanks on your side of the coin.

@GOOGOL Most people appear to operate under the premise that the mind is a blank slate, and that the individual is the sole agent of their own life: what they do, and what they become. While I think this philosophy is helpful when applied to the self, it breaks down when analyzing the other. It's almost as though some people believe that if they were that criminal, they would not have committed the crime because they would have chosen differently. This makes no sense, and the shallow judgments made on this premise infuriate me.

@GOOGOL No. There is a margin between forgiveness and understanding. I understand his actions, or at least try to, but I don't believe he should be forgiven.

On every one of these videos there is inevitably a very popular comment expressing some form of truism: "Well, he could have just not," or, "I would never..." Good for you. Consider yourself lucky not to have been born a person with the potential to do this.

Also, thanks for the internet diagnosis.

@Christopher Atkins also if you feel threatened thats your own problem. Im only curious why you took the side of this arguement that you did. I can tell your smart so tell me more.

@Christopher Atkins im guessing your a narcissistic person? You sound like you were raised to believe that your actions can be forgiven depending on your background and how you are raised.. Also im assuming you were in this position before? Maybe you need help?

@GOOGOL A predictable response. I'm not sure how much value there is in detailing my position to you. Suffice it to say that this man was born with different innate qualities to your own and was also raised differently. "It's pretty easy not to kill." No, not for everyone. What is the point of asserting your superiority?

@Maria Margot you're lucky this guy was joking and not one of the many that are dead serious about that feeling

@Maria Margot Why'd you censor "murder"?

@dennis dupuis  Hey O.J. here. It happens

@Richella River I'm pretty sure these Strangers didn't ask you to jump in.<br>They can speak for themselves, thank you.

@Richella River I'm pretty sure these Strangers didn't ask you to jump in.
They can speak for themselves, thank you.

@Flim 7\ I asked her how "fun" she was. And how entitled she felt she was. 😏

As she was so quick to judge others for that exact reason.
I laid this comment before some people of varying backgrounds.

Nobody could find said insult... So where is it then? Lol

@Max Thompson keep seething over strangers on the internet, ig

@Max Thompson

I use the definition of insult as my “interpretation”.

@Flim 7\ define "your" interpretation of an insult in this instance, if you will... 🤔

@Max Thompson i don’t think the reaction of insulting people is rational, thus it isn’t super ego at all.

@Flim 7\ it was the super - ego but what ever fits your cup.

@Max Thompson if that’s what the ego tells you, so be it.

@Flim 7\ I always aim to return a well needed favor 😁

@Max Thompson i never knew that feeling good leads to insulting people. Lol

@Flim 7\ she was first to get tilted so yea, am good fam.

@Maria Margot I thought it was funny. Judge me oh mighty Maria

@Max Thompson who said my feelings were affected at all? no lecture was given. just saying it wasn’t really all that funny. cope.

@Maria Margot how fun are you in general?

Who said anything about him "Having" to be looking out for your feelings?

Sheesh how entitled are you? Smfh

@Hushe because Maria should sift through every comment and reply? Lol what sort of dumb argument is that?

Well clearly you have an easier life than many. Not saying I've ever killed anyone but won't say I never will either. Anything could happen at any given moment. I myself aim to live my life without ever killing anyone, but won't hesitate if it ever comes down to that... mostly referring to protecting/in the worst case scenario avenging a close person of mine. Particularly any future children I hope to one day have!

@Maria Margot Why do you censor the word “murder”?

omg,clearly you’ve never dated a woman!…Jk I suppose it’s a bit of an over reaction


Detective: How long do you know savannah?
lee: hold on buddy, whats the rush,
So it starts with when the whole universe was a size of a pen's tip.


Is this man ever going to make any new videos


Male detective "oh ok" . The translation  " do you need a shovel to keep digging that hole you've made for yourself?"


Been on a binge. Wondering if I’m ready to berry the misses in the garden yet. 😂🇦🇺


Did JCS change the title of this video recently? I swear it was always something like "The case of Lee Rodarte"


I hope he doesn't get a discount (parole) and get it's full sentence


Honestly even if his bullshit story was true I still don’t think it would be fair to give him the same treatment this example of humanity at it’s lowest deserves humanity it it’s lowest


At least he knew it was his last time wearing that coat


Last time I get to wear a chef coat. As a fellow chef this hurts


Interrogation Room has really really good 🎤 🎙 it’s pick up every single piece every single word every single things even scratching your head.


Please I’m begging you do our job for us because we are clueless. Why would this guy just not ask for a lawyer and tell that woman to go away


Maybe they didn't release the footage because he urinated during his confession. Just look at the puddle coming from under his chair after 33:48


That male detective is on the first 48 ,I believe .


The woman detective is the star of this interrogation.


it was very satisfying seeing his crybaby ass breakdown at the end


He was a ladies man, now he's gonna be the lady in the slammer.


Guilty - sentenced to 40 years March 11, 2021.


"I'm begging you. Tell us. Where is she. Tell us." The naggy wife method of police work.


The first cop took his apron, when did he get it back?


I know this guy is a killer, but whatever happened to
I...Want...A...Lawyer...
Does no one lawyer up?


who would have ever thought there would be cameras in a plaza parking lot?


why arrent you uploading annymore? really ''enjoy'' your content, the annalysis are verry intresting and make you the best in these sorts of contend. to bad i have seen all your vids already....


That shaking right leg is driving me nuts. Guess I'm paranois.


Delusions of grandeur that the glorified line cooks at bonefish grill are "chefs".


Everyone whose seen James Duane’s lecture be like “this guy is screwed”


I watch this over and over for some reason...


this guy reminds me of the girl from the 'Jennifer's Solution' video, the way they draw it out is so silly


Never. Speak. Without. A. Lawyer. In. The. Room!


I'm so tired of pretty young girls being murdered...


One lie needs multiple to cover the first then blows out from there 🇦🇺👍


detective: one day when you have kids.....<br>suspect: .........

detective: one day when you have kids.....
suspect: .........


Im not defending this guy but I have been in this situation....if you did nothing wrong be a song bird....if you.messed up your on your own


How many of these psychopaths featured on this channel happen in Florida?


The female detective having that pleading and almost teary tone in her voice just a ploy?


im glad atleast one video is back. im sorry JCS


they won't release that footage because more than likely they did something to get him to confess and he could have argued his was out of the charges.


"So how did you know Savannah? "

Well, first thing that happened was God created the universe. "


Still baffles me that people talk to the police without a lawyer. Crazy

Jack Wright   People are guilty as soon as they are charged, not after Kangaroo court. Dispense with the court procedure and save taxpayers money. There maybe one out of millions of people that are truly innocent But most are guilty. Worth it taking the chance.

Jack Wright it is about money of course.. lawyer consulting costs a lot!

guilty people a lot of times don't want to appear guilty, and they think getting an attorney is going to make them look bad. some people think they can talk their way out of anything.

Classic "I can do this shit" when they're guilty right off the bat.

Daniel Garrett then you sit there and don’t say shit to anyone lol 😑

@Joseph Cooper Yes, and with so many stories of the innocent getting railroaded, it should not reflect a sign of guilt.
The interrogators are after the best use of their time, and no time to consider innocence.
Learned my lessons from these interrogations - you can get nabbed in confusion even though an innocent bystander.

I literally just heard of D-K yesterday, 2x in 24 hrs, weeeiiirrrddddd.

@xtdycxtfuv it's literally in the miranda rights that is read. They just don't listen.


Female detective needs to go back to school.


Society whats your name? <br>Lee: ohh I'm glad you ask its a really interesting story

Society whats your name?
Lee: ohh I'm glad you ask its a really interesting story


bruh, usually at my workplace, they'll call me if i'm late- if i don't answer, they call my emergency contact, which is my mum

and they will do this even 5 minutes after i'm meant to be in


Imagine killing someone because you worry about your job at the fucking bonefish grill


He confessed to stop her whining and pleading.


Is there no blood detected inside his car? Even it is wiped, it should be detected.


“One day when you have kids…” who gon tell him?


Florida is off the hook! Some really interesting people living and breeding there. The place needs to be its own island detached from the US!


if your name is lee, that should be kinda like a red flag to investigators


Aren’t people offered lawyers during an interrogation in the states?


At the end, he is not remorseful for killing her. Only for himself, that he is going to prison and messed his life up. Normal people don't kill others to save their job as a cook.

I think you missed the part when he apologizes to savannah...that was sincere. No one asked him to apologize and he already knew he was going to prison, a glimmer of morality came out and then he caught himself being soft and thought to himself “they gonna kill you in there” so he “toughened” up

@Meagan Koenning no dude, that's not real remorse, don't be naive, he's just stressing out because he's bein caught.

@Jess Pavlichenko That defense is kind of funny. So he defended himself... But then what? He burned the body and threw it in a river. I'm not an American, but I do believe that if you killed someone out of self-defense, you're still obligated to report it, yes?

DeuceGenius If you are that dedicated to your job, a normal person would follow the rules of employment, and certainly not murder someone because you didn’t want to get caught.  Your argument is not based in logic.

@John Wayne Gacy nobody ever said he was a bad employee

@MS W tell that to your biological instincts that have evolved over the last million years or so :)  probably most murders are caused because we reproduce sexually.  more than any other reaosn lol

@Ej Ub  You said if you were out shoplifting and got caught you would be more upset about getting caught than the fact you were a shoplifter. Not really comparable.

Ask yourself how you would feel if you wound up in a police station because you had dragged a young girl into your car, killed her, burned her body just to save your crappy cook's job?  Most people couldn't really speculate on that realistically because they would choose to lose their job, home, marriage etc. than take an innocent life.

That's what I'm getting at.. You might call it psychopathic, but I think anybody caught and punished for a crime is going to feel worse for themselves than the victim.

If I were out shoplifting, and I got caught and pulled into a room, I would be more upset about getting caught than the fact that I am a shoplifter.

People who commit crimes want to get away with it. Nobody wants to get caught.

The rare few who do have a moral crisis over their actions are the ones that go turn themselves in at the police station. But most people would not.

@Ej Ub You miss the point. His 'oh my god - what have I done' is not the remorse of someone who realises he has has done a terrible thing to another human being. He cries only for himself, like an unempathic psychopath. He has no awareness of what he has done to another person.

@AF budte have you ever thought about going to prison for doing something terrible? I'd most certainly be shitting myself over the consequences more than anything.
Can't really expect a guy who's capabable of strangling a woman to death to be particularly focused on remorse.

I'm sure plenty of people get away with murder, rape, theft, lies, and cheating and still manage to go to sleep at night.

@Ej Ub Interesting that you see it from his point of view.

Well duhh, anybody who is facing prison time is going to feel sorry for themselves. Savanah is dead. But he still has to live and suffer the consequences.

@Jess Pavlichenko nah dude, he does not think that fair ahead. The way he handeld his killing and the aftermath proves as much. He's no criminal mastermind. Just a killer dumbo who regrets his life.

Yeah he was lamenting his life and career and what he had done to ruin it. The things that effect him, not what he did to her. He also burned her corpse and disposed of it like nothing...

he wants the job bad, that's why he kill someone. He need a pay rise for being dedicated. If someone in shit job kills someone to keep it they are good employee.

@Meagan Koenning Nah. He knows he is being filmed and wants to appear innocent and remorseful.

He is currently appealing on stand your ground laws, trying to trash her memory by saying she was on drugs and attacked him first. Autospy report indicates no drugs found in her system.

Fairly simple to just not fraternize with each other. I realize it’s easy to do, but if you’re that worried about losing your job, follow the rules 🤷🏻♀

I think some part of him really felt bad. In those moments when he's freaking out he apologizes to her. That's real emotion. Not saying he's not a piece of shit.


Personally, I hate when interrogators act like this, like when they start asking the same question over and over again like the suspect is gonna answer, and then start crying and insulting the suspect like that’s gonna help. Idk that’s just me. Why not provide the goddamn evidence? You wanna end this fast, right? PROVIDE. THE. EVIDENCE. STOP ASKING THE SAME QUESTION.

It's a common tactic, to wear the suspect down.


When he has to go to the bathroom immediately thought he got the you know what scared out of him 😲

Oh he's angry at her and angry at himself for telling the truth wow and all this because he could have lost his job he could have got a job somewhere else over a job. There has to be more to it.


Is there a law that if you a proven to commit the crime and didn’t report to the authorities right away you can’t play a victim?


Moral of the story, don’t get into peoples car at night


Cop: what’s 1 + 1?

Lee: Mathematicians seek and use patterns to formulate new conjectures; they resolve the truth or falsity of such by mathematical proof. When mathematical structures are good models of real phenomena, mathematical reasoning can be used to provide insight or predictions about nature. Through the use of abstraction and logic, mathematics developed from counting, calculation, measurement, and the systematic study of the shapes and motions of physical objects. Practical mathematics has been a human activity from as far back as written records exist. The research required to solve mathematical problems can take years or even centuries of sustained inquiry. Rigorous arguments first appeared in Greek mathematics, most notably in Euclid's Elements. Since the pioneering work of Giuseppe Peano (1858–1932), David Hilbert (1862–1943), and others on axiomatic systems in the late 19th century, it has become customary to view mathematical research as establishing truth by rigorous deduction from appropriately chosen axioms and definitions. Mathematics developed at a relatively slow pace until the Renaissance, when mathematical innovations interacting with new scientific discoveries led to a rapid increase in the rate of mathematical discovery that has continued to the present day. Mathematics is essential in many fields, including natural science, engineering, medicine, finance, and the social sciences. Applied mathematics has led to entirely new mathematical disciplines, such as statistics and game theory. Mathematicians engage in pure mathematics (mathematics for its own sake) without having any application in mind, but practical applications for what began as pure mathematics are often discovered later.

This comment is underrated. Haha thank you for giving me a good laugh

I didn’t read all or even most of this but still thumbsed up coz I like the premise

@Ananya A L E E didnt answer the question


He asked her for drug money and she refused so he got pissed and killed her


On the bright side he can be head chef in prison


female detective is OD like let him explain gah damn 🤣


Nice find. That footage at the end is special.


I thought the female detective was too emotional.


Lee Rodarte;s sister Amber Camarillo is also in jail for murder.


Im glad im not lee sat in a interview room looking at life🤣


Interesting how a bad idea can ruin not one but two human life.


The Full Confession with the missing part, enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU


Rodarte's orthography is worse than his lies


that ‘what happened to your neck’ was so cold


Whoah ho hooooo! Lee was boning the 21 y/o blonde at least ten years his junior. Why would he undermine that fantastic accomplishment by kidnapping her?


this female interrugator makes me aggressive. If that is her tactic, I dont think this will work. Just stay calm and dont be hysteric


His anguish is only for himself and never the victim. All talk of her is when is eyes catch the camera


why would anyone think sending a text like this would work lmao


I wonder how long Lee will last in Gen Pop.


Isn't that woman detective the same one who interrogated the 14 year old girl who killed her 12 year old neighbor?


Hope this guy is ''popular'' in jail too.... many dads there waiting.....


6:00 You can see the exact moment Lee knew he fucked up.


I had a mate who tried to slit his own throat it's not that unusual


His sister is also in jail for murder.  look it up.


The strange text bits are so terrifying for me, as someone who texts everyone constantly. I’ve grown so accustomed to my family and friends’ text styles that if it’s even slightly off, I’m already panicking and trying to call as I’m running out the door.

@Kimberly Kenyon would it really have been better, hmm?

Thank the heavens he seems to hate a well - made plan and suffers from a severe lack of cognitive thinking.   Thank the heavens indeed🤔💭

That’s how my mom is with me. She would call me and say I didn’t call her mummy I called her mum and I hardly ever call her that and it worried her lol. She’s mom paranoid x 50

It would have been better if he didn’t text them, Savanna’s parents wouldn’t have called their work and only would be tipped off after whenever she usually got back home.

@Colby  He is not smart.  Not dumb, but not smart.


"MOM, I'M GONNA DIE WHEN I'M IN JAIL"...YES SON, YES YOU ARE...LOVE MOMMY...


I think she broke up with him and he couldn’t handle it and killed her


38:05 ... "Last time you get you wear a chef's coat" ... this made me feel for the guy


Detective: "So how long have you known Savanna"

Lee: literally recites the PBS Documentary on his life story

Detective: "So how long have you known Savanna"

Lee: *literally recites the PBS Documentary on his life story*

So long I forgot the question and went to the comments to find this lol

he thought he was so smart, yet failed at every step of the way in the interrogation xd


Wow, they broke him. Youg girls, stay away from men already in relationships. It won't end well.


What's this nice chap done then? I'm at beginning and havnt read description.  He's a killer. I can tell. Am I wrong?


This dimwit was never going to talk his way out of the situation. He's hardly the sharpest tool in the box.


If I was there.
Detective: "How long have you known [insert name]"
Me: "few years"
Detective: " How many?"
Me: "Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh A few. She always knew how many years. Anyway *starts babbling bout something dumb*"
Detective: "I- Guilty."
Me: "An- Excuse me? This is normal for me."

@Tombstone What does that have to do with me putting a dumb reply? Plus if your commenting on my channel banner and icon. I have to change it. And so what if I like Gacha. You really didn't have to comment it. Also thanks for the fuckin comment :>


I love how most killers only start crying when they realize they're gonna be lock up for a very long time and not for the crime they committed...

Dee Collins same here, I put my small turtle in water but I didn’t know it was sick and couldn’t swim well, it died afterwards. I will never forget that

@Raul Hernandez They wouldn't do it if they were sorry. He would have been fine if he'd never been caught or questioned - you think he was planning on immediately turning himself in? THAT would be sorry. Being caught and forced into a confession is not being sorry.

Dee Collins a turtle 🐢 dude, just playing. I’m sorry

@Raul Hernandez Yes, because going out of your way to end someone's life is a 'mistake'

@Raul Hernandez not heartless but I think most killers lack empathy for the victim so would not cry on them but on being caught, being seen as a bad person etc... In what we see in the footage he mainly blames himself for putting himself in a bad situation and for being stupid. Not for that poor girl he killed...

I was just thinking the same thing. I still feel guilty over a small turtle I forgot out in the sun when I was like 8. I guess that is why they are in there and the rest of us are out here.

That’s debatable. Sometimes people make huge mistakes like this, they could actually be sorry for the crime they committed lol. Most people, even criminals, aren’t heartless. The reason they don’t outright confess is because every human has self preservation as their top priority


"how long have you known her:"<br>lol... have a seat lemme tell you a story

"how long have you known her:"
lol... have a seat lemme tell you a story


Why do people still talk to police without a lawyer. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad this POS confessed and will be punished. But had he kept quiet he probably could have avoided dying in jail. (again, glad he didn't ask for one and just confessed)


More lawnmowing could've prevented this.


Interrogator: "So, how do you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit..."

Interrogator: "So, how do you know Savannah?"
Lee: "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit..."

This was by far the funniest comment:))))


Don't express ur anger instantly. Swallow it. Do boxing kicking or shout in pillow. U deal with that person atleast after 2 days when sense is with u. Practice will make it easier. Don't ruin ur precious life in stupid rage


Killer :Is it alright if I use the rest room

Ad:this is it guys move in move in


one thing the suspects have in common is  they all answer long and lengthy


Lee: "effin idiot Lee, effin stupid.." <br>Yep.

Lee: "effin idiot Lee, effin stupid.."
Yep.


Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "According to all known laws of aviation, a bee should not be able to fly. Its..."

Detective: "How do you know Savannah?"
Lee: "According to all known laws of aviation, a bee should not be able to fly. Its..."

@Dominik Baumgartner I think at the time the statement was said, the current known physics coudn't explain aerodynamics at such a small scale. The tiny humble-bee wings interact different with air than for example an airplane wings.

Wait, wasn`t that the humble-bee that shouldn`t be able to fly? And no, I`m not fun at parties. I`m hardly even at parties at all.

He explained his whole life story for a few simple questions


Plea deal. Plead guilty to second degree sentenced to 40 yrs


This guy really killed a girl who was bragging about his pipe game to her friends cause he didn’t wanna lose his minimum wage job as a seafood chef


Who made this woman a detective she's irritated and she's begging and pleading and doing all this weird s*** nowhere in her investigation did she use any tide think she's sitting there crying talking about If This Were my child get this lady out of here


Investigator: "how long have you known her?"
him: * tells story of his life *

*Investigator:* "how long have you known her?"
*him:* * tells story of his life *

@C. J. Awesome "but first lets talk about their parents"

"you're probably wondering how i got here"

Him : "It all started when my mother and father were born..."

That Adderall kicking in probably didn't help


im using this as background noise and constantly hearing my name is like hearing the vine boom sound affect


These detectives are talking over each other...


damn me being called out. I do talk a lot to try and get approval. not a murderer but still...


This channel is fvcking genius. Dont EVER change JCS, never.

@Zac R. did we just become best friends...?

@Rhod Williams Ah. The Church of YouTube.  Gotta love it.

@dillon You rock! Thanks. I couldn’t find it either.

I know. The narrator is so damn dry and sarcastic it is perfect.

I wouldn't mind if he changed his upload schedule and actually released more of these gems, although I'm more than happy with quality over quantity so if that's the case here then yes never change.

@Fiend558 YouTube can auto delete posts at times so it’s easier to alter curse words so your post is less likely to get swept up in the algorithm

I'm addicted to it. Today is a Sunday and all I've done is watch old police interviews all day ffs.

@Zac R. i'm sorry to bother you, but for the life of me, i simply can't find the other channel. could you perhaps send a link?

@Zac R. thank you! I’ve been checking this channel every couple of days since The last upload and was worried he’d stopped posting! So addicted to his videos


For some reason the one interrogator reminds me of Steve Kerr


Anyone know what happened? Like with the trial? Was he guilty or what?

Yep, he took a plea deal pleading guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for a 40-year sentence


Geez man, this dude wouldn't shut the fuck up. Really incriminated himself. And he could've gotten away with it.


Still salty about how YouTube did JCS. I really miss his new uploads.


Detective: "So how long have you known Savanna ?"

Lee: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,..."

@Marc B It would have been a good comment if you'd left the last two words off.

OH you know taylor swift has a lyric similar to this - “it was the best of times the worst of crimes”

Have you heard the Klingon proverb that says revenge is a dish that is best served cold?  It is very cold.....IN SPACE!

Last she said to me was “oh Romeo oh Romeo, where art thou fair Romeo?”
I then explained the situation again.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
I’m now just saying sentences I’m sure I heard in movies... too stupid to tell if it’s working or not... I’ll continue. Lol

To me fair, people high on adderall tend to ramble 😂

It’s the times that trimet soul, ask not what high school can do for you, but you could do for....


Guy detective is being an asss to his partner . She had more control than him in the situation cuz obviously a guy feels more comfortable with a girl but the guy DT keeps budging in and doesn't let her work . Cmon man let her do her thing .


the guy being interrogated is a monster but goddamn if the detective fake crying didn't piss me off


I would confess too with how annoying that one interrogators voice was


Makes sense. Case closed. Have a nice day.


He had Spongebob levels of loyalty to the Bonefish Grill.

@Pepi Roni Roni wtf... you don’t know what their relationship was

@Pepi Roni Roni  What a truly pathetic take.

@Pepi Roni Roni vaush debunked this ages ago

"This the last time I'll get to wear a shift jacket, Gary."

@Asena couldn’t agree with any statement ever spoken or written in all of existence more than this one.

Remember when they thought that they kill the health inspector?


This women detective is way to emotional


That text at the beginning was just shady at best like wtf


Bow tie detective looks like the one from The First 48, Arizona .


Detective: how do you know Savannah? <br>Lee: now this is a story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down

Detective: how do you know Savannah?
Lee: now this is a story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down

In West Jacksonville born and raised

At Bonefish Grills where I'd spend most of my days

Love this!   Sad but this made me laugh.

Love this!   Sad but this made me laugh.

“A guilty person will seek approval from the detective.”

Me, a people pleaser: Oh no


Did Lee Rodarte used to be Freddie Mercury?


he would have gotten off if he just got a lawyer


This guy seems like the type that would misspell several  words in a single paragraph text....

@Gary Egeberg lmfao i wish i could but i honestly i dont think i did. but you never know man. we're gonna have to try hipnotherapy.

@thetshirtblog why are you assuming that her phone was fingerprint locked?

@Yahya Muhaimin sir. That was the joke lol

He looks more like a little homeless donut operator

You might as well just say you hate those damn peasants.

He must have used her dead finger to unlock her phone. Let that sink in.

Dammmnnnn im getting attacked left and right in every comments. Maybe i killed someone and dont even know it lol.


I have one issue with the imminent threat thing.

Lets say I was being questioned and I knew I was innocent I would still be stressed and shitting myself as I dont trust law enforcement to ever do a good job.


Mom, im going to die when im in jail... what a tool


After this time, I kinda like how the algorithm brings us all together again. <br>I usually never watch videos like that but I must say that these are made really well and are giving some interesting insights in many cases.

After this time, I kinda like how the algorithm brings us all together again.
I usually never watch videos like that but I must say that these are made really well and are giving some interesting insights in many cases.

@Suschi You're very welcome. I also can recommend Dr. Todd Grande - he is a PhD who uploads analysis of crime cases, breaks down the character of the perpetrator & the circumstances. Just in case you get out of material to watch (;

@ZombieMiezZ Thanks for recommending it, will look into it. :D

How could you know about the other videos when this one was the first that got recommended to you?

If you like this you can also check out Matt Orchard (:

YOU'RE giving interesting insights (in many cases...).


The way you mongrels back people into the corner ,get a lawyer


21:00 This bit was so funny considering my local Bonefish just closed down


Anyone See 29:50 . The female detective feels like she's getting somewhere and the male detective starts to speak in the brief moment of silence after her plea for this shit bag to confess. So she gently puts her foot on his leg to tell him that she's gonna try, and wants some space for silence. Pretty cool, they must work together a lot.

@Katie Graham Katie, your obviously annoyed with Ryan.  Here Grab a Snicker... you're not yourself when you're hungry!!!

The one leading the interrogation is usually the one talking less.

@Stephen Grigg you are funny. I am responding here and there to the funny people who tag my name. And it doesn't really concern me how I " come off" on a YouTube video comment section to people I've never nor will ever encounter. Figure it out bud.

@Love Is The Drug because he told her to get a job

@Ryan Cameron You wouldn’t be joking about that so flippantly if you had a decent understanding of the issue, and you can’t blame ppl for finding your ignorance offensive when you just laugh it off instead of being adult enough to take accountability

@Black Donald Trump more like, I am woman hear me WHINE.  🙄

@Ryan Cameron What you said is obviously sarcasm, but does have some basis in reality.  A boy in England touched a girl's arm, and I believe he actually got convicted of sexual assault.  You're able to make fun of the ridiculous warping of the definition for sexual assault without diminishing the magnitude of actual harassment.  I don't know why your comment attracted so many deranged replies.  I feel that they don't actually believe what they're saying, they just like pretending to be outraged.

@Ryan Cameron I get really grossed out by people like you :) dont get riled up btw, its just a joke 😒

Woah, you have some laser focusing vision or sum to notice that lmao

@Love Is The Drug Beca he told her to get a job and contribute to society and she's assuming his wage to be average and hers is probably way above average so a reasonable assumption

@Ryan Cameron lol bro im high too reading shit. Now while I don't think your comment was very funny, I don't think it was serious either. Things can be easily misinterpreted here and there are plenty of folk who are quick to react to anything that seems offensive. This doesn't always mean their offence is unjustified so you should be careful when talking of topics that are serious as this. Do agree everyone should chill out and maybe spark a lil smth though ;)

Nice catch. I didnt notice that. You're either very observant or watched this several times.

thats the universal "u DTF after?" gesture

thats the universal "u DTF after?" gesture

@Katie Graham how do you know what he makes in a year?  Also, why does your salary matter in that argument?  I’m just wondering

@Ryan Cameron Bruh even in today's world nobody gets assaulted for that lol , you have some problem bruh

Ha everyone should relax. Take a walk. I didn't mean to cause curfuffle.

@Ryan Cameron moments like these make me wish the dislike button still worked

@Ryan Cameron you want to be oppressed so badly

@Ryan Cameron wow I wish you were in jail

@Ryan Cameron wow I wish you were in jail

I love how fast he stopped talking when he touched him he knew exactly what she meant

Yeah I saw that.. u thought jcs would mention it.. but he didn't

@Katie Graham ha of course . Good. for you girl working.

@Blueberry Blues Wow! How did i not know about that? It's like his "joke" was just dumb, unfunny and simply untrue! But nahh, I'm just a a fuming snowflake!

@Ryan Cameron I probably pay more in taxes than you make in a year, but nice try insulting me 👌

@You're the reason he's crying Wait, haven't you heard? Calling out a bad joke for being bad is equivalent to being a quivering baby on the floor, and instantly means you are fuming mad and have thin skin! There's literally no gaps at all! He gets to tell you to calm down because, if something is a joke, it magically means it is completely invincible to criticism and any critiques can only come from deranged psychos! Pretty nifty trick huh?

@Ryan Cameron If you say stupid shit, you're gonna get called out lol

@Ryan Cameron I'm not thin skinned nor am i angry at your comment. I'm perfectly calm. You on the other hand are turning a blind eye to someone pointing out that you made a dumb statement. Instead of having an open mind and accepting that you may have said something not so good, you deflect and ignore and quite frankly, become a little too defensive. I can tag whoever i want, this is the internet. Cheers, have a good life. Hope no one trivializes bad things that YOU go through.

Peace and love  ,  im not arguing with some wino random with nothing better to do. Get a job and contribute to society.  If words affect you that much. Don't read.

@You're the reason he's crying and you have thing skin too..ha relax bro or lady bro I don't know you , uou you don't know me..don't tag me..peace. thin skin..super sensitive..relax.. chill...take a deep breath.

@Ryan Cameron What makes you think theyre not calm?

@Ryan Cameron don’t make jokes that trivialize serious issues.

@Ryan Cameron if he assaulted her he would have to worry about assault charges. Discreetly tapping someone’s leg to try to tell them something is not assault regardless of gender. Stop trivializing assault and harassment.

Brando  Porter • good comment. If the dude did that he'd be in jail for assault. Lol. But really good eye I'm just high and reading shit.


The female detective is pissing me off with her "women are weak and weepy" approach. She can take the good cop angle without acting like she's on the verge of tears smh


That's, that soul cry (Jigsaw voice) Game Over


Are you the one who puts the clocks up there or is that for the room? Also yea don’t kill people


Tissues, just chilling on the table<br>This dude: wipes nose on literally anything else

Tissues, just chilling on the table
This dude: wipes nose on literally anything else


Imagine killing a girl because you didn’t want to lose your job as a manager at a restaurant.

@Leslie Tincher What's wrong with Red Lobster? We're lucky if we go there twice a year

Surely it was more related to the emotions mixed up in their relationship rather than the job itself..

@Becoming an Entrepreneur oh lol I see haha. yeah went straight over my head

@Tony Stankard I know, I was just joking around lol. I was saying one employee got killed and and one employee went to jail. So there were two job openings and maybe both commenters were their replacements. But I was joking, you comment is still valid.

@Becoming an Entrepreneur I was saying this person's comment is literally one word different than comment that's above it and it was said a week before this one. She just used someone else's words to get likes

@mtscountrytime86  it was accidental watch the end. he meant to self defense when savannah started slapping him, he later realised he accidentally killed a person

@junior Saenz  it was accidental watch the end. he meant to self defense when savannah started slapping him, he later realised he accidentally killed a person

@FMarteen it was accidental watch the end. he meant to self defense when savannah started slapping him, he later realised he accidentally killed a person.

@Tony Stankard well, they did have two job openings after this.

@Tony Stankard well, they did have two job openings after this.

And not some 5 star restaurant where you're making bank; this is the boner fish grill we're talking about.

@Artyom Arty Is that you Lee? Do they let you have youtube in jail?

@Artyom Arty Is that you Lee? Do they let you have youtube in jail?

@mtscountrytime86 pride, a fragile ego, being stupid and impulsive, anger(that is blinding), maybe drugs damaging the brain over time. I personally have lost control and behaved in ways completely opposed to my rather calm and passive personality which resulted more than once in almost physical fights with my now ex and me screaming and growling in a completely different voice and then regret that a couple hours later and feel like shit. Other people have even less inhibitions and much less control when wronged

Man, two brothers here started a knife fight and one died over 2000COP, around  55 CENTS. One stabbed the other in the heart, soon after in the head and then collapsed and kicked the bucket. People can be dumb and impulsive

Not excusing the crime at all, the service industry is a tough place to be employed in. Long hours and grueling schedules really warps the minds of the people who work there, and the threat of having that taken away from you would likely make more than a few people go nutty. Not everyone has the skills to transfer to doing something else, and if you come from a shitty upbringing, what little you have means the world.

@hillary clinton He's still getting the bone in his grill too.

@hillary clinton He's still getting the bone in his grill too.

@Artyom Arty get some help. Find a therapist, and actually open up to them. I've never even considered such a thing, for so petty a reason. If you're not trolling, you need to talk to someone.
Get it out, no one will judge you.
If you act on that stuff, you'll certainly be judged.

manager at a restaurant can be making good money. I am a simple technician with just 1.5 years of experience but making a 6 figure salary. If someone out of vile decided to  end my income, I think I would justify myself in killing them in a terrible way.

pretty sure most humans would feel the same way. Most humans would fantasize about killing someone who did them this wrong. Stop pretending like ya arent humans. The difference between this guy and us is that he actually did it, while we merely fantasized about it

you know very well that that was most likely not his real motivation

And ending up loosing his job and his freedom.

And ending up loosing his job and his freedom.

That's the surface reason but I would imagine there are more complex psychological dynamics at play.

@mtscountrytime86 I personally find that a pretty messed up way to look at it. You only care about your life, and the only reason you're even against it is because you're assuming you'll be caught...How about taking someones actual life over losing your job at a stupid restaurant? Jesus. The only reason you don't murder people is because you'll go to jail, huh? Wow.

We have a bonefish grill near the mall and it was a terrible experience. God I hate chain restaurants

Now he'll have a new job in the prison kitchen being a "Chef" for his new clientele. He better be a good chef ....or else😂😎

imagine copying someone else's popular comment just to get likes on a Youtube video comment.

Imagine saying the same exact thing as the comment directly above you 😱

As someone who works at bonefish grill, i can't imagine it

As someone who works at bonefish grill, i can't imagine it

It's all relative. what difference does it make if it wasnt a 6 figure job? It was relatively good for that guy and that girl was threatening to take it all away just because of a bad break up. People have killed for less.

@Dan White sounds like you'd do well in prison. probably have the time of your life.

my headcanon is he deals heroine to his coworkers and she was threatening to turn him in.

I bet that is the one lie they believed. I bet it was over something else. The dope or something.

On the other hand, he did look nice in that chef's shirt.

On the other hand, he did look nice in that chef's shirt.

@nate void Yeah totally true, have you seen that Jodi video? Hell it made me realize I dated a woman who was nearly an identical copy of Jodi and to be quite frank I have come to understand that I was in danger after I dumped that lunatic, luckily I did not end up like that poor guy Travis but it makes you wonder how your life can end at a whim notice, even if it is a petite lady who could pull a knife and a gun on you, sick stuff really.

@FMarteen nah honestly there are people that will kill for any reason some just out of curiosity people can be horrible that’s why you gotta stay safe

Losing the job would have been much much easier. What was this dude even thinking? He would have found another's job.

At freaking Bonefish Grill. WTF!? That's like a lil better Red Lobster.

it would suck to lose your job over it but goddamn, going to prison the rest of your life over it? this is why it fascinates me to see people throw their lives away over stupid shit like this. like, seriously? you thought your life was over just because you were gonna lose your job at a stupid restaurant?


Tbh do know if that’s a tactic but I’d just confess to stop that lady pecking


If she was Paranoid I don’t think she would sit in the car


Update: 40 year prison sentence in exchange for guilty pleading

40 years.  That's life unless the parole board shows some sympathy after 20 years.


It always fascinates me when people get this emotional for getting caught like they didn’t just MURDER someone. Where was this emotions as he was killing and burning the young lady’s body.

@DR3d1D M@NGO nice job diagnosing from behind your keyboard, without access to the details of the case, and without a psychology degree

@Joseph Edwards ? People who have Never heard of Christianity experience those emotions as well. Why do you think a religion is connected to the origin of particular emotions?

@Joseph Edwards Why did you put Christian in brackets? A Christian is not more or less likely to display any emotion than an atheist or someone from any other religion

@Gentle Khajiit Everyone is feelinf sorry for her and her family and friends. It's just that some people are able to emphatize both ways. The guy was clearly sorry and regretful for what he did. People act out on a 0.001 seconds notice and might not be able to regain control of the situation until it's too late. Of course this does not justify murder and the penalty he received was righteous (under the u.s. law anyways) and we're not saying it isn't. It's just that it is also sad to see a man throw his life away in the span of seconds, probably not fully understanding what he was doing until it was already too late. And when being questioned by officerers for such a crime surely the first thing that happens is not remorse but panick and defensive mode because you know your life is now at stake too. Most of the videos I've watched here on this channel are horrible, horrible people but I don't believe Lee is one of them. Just a guy at the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong person under the wrong circumstances on the wrong mood and state of mind.

RIP Savannah!

@Tiffany why the hell do people keep feeling sympathy towards murderers? Just why? He KILLED someone, and we should feel sorry for him? What about Savannah, and her friends and family - who is feeling for them?

Right! He’s crying because he’s losing his life now, not about the loss of her’s I don’t think.

Probably absent because he was trying to save himself from going to prison aka self preservation? I dont understand comments like this, what do you expect them to do? be happy?

You know there are more emotions than just guilt, remorse, sympathy and empathy? If we only had those (christian) emotions, we wouldn't survive. But there are a whole host of others, most of them much more powerful. People often talk about them as if only young men prone to violence have them, but we all have them. A range of emotions that we are all doing our best to keep under wraps because, 1) we are not really taught how to deal with them and 2) when they come out it mostly gets us into trouble. Murder is one of the most natural events in the world, it has also been committed by humans since time began.

@DR3d1D M@NGO “psychopaths” in the true clinical sense are statistically rare. murder is not. just because someone murders someone else, that doesn’t mean they’re a psychopath. that’s a buzzword nowadays and thrown around way too easily.

@LifewithAdaeze then you can't see when someone is obviously guilt ridden thru his body language and words. We all see different things I guess.

@Tiffany guilt? He confessed because he got caught in a lie

He confessed.out of guilt within days. They were both high on meth. He is sorry. He cried and meant it and will waste his poor life. I felt sympathy for him as well.

We don't know that there wasn't emotion. Probably cried all the way through the burnong and stuff. I mean you never really know.


You would have told them that it was an accident if it was. It obviously wasn't.


Why the title change? I could swear his name was in the title before?


does he ever shut up 😭 they asked how long you knew her and u give the plot of a lifetime movie


I couldn't stand to be interviewed by this woman detective.


Snivelling about his mama cannot make me feel sorry for him after what he did to that poor girl. And to try to paint her out as some kind of junkie as well, please.

@ahshat masell the CIA was selling that shit

Unfortunately Dante Goodman has been brainwashed by the prevailing culture and powers that be-who wish to instigate race wars among those who, for whatever reasons, tend not to think for themselves. Luckily he sounds pretty young-so there’s a good chance, given more life experience, he’ll wake up to reality and to what’s actually taking place in our society.

@Dante Good just what I thought. A troll.

Legendoflaw21007 Whittle - Stop demanding we stay silent about racism in order to make you feel better. This is a discussion forum. I’m not sorry that facts about racial biases upset you. You want people to stop talking about racism? Well then eliminate racism and we won’t have to talk about it then.

@Dante Good anyone that says 'white privilege' and talks about how white kids get a slap on the wrist is trying to start a race debate even though not one person talked about race. In what context was the post about? ... because I have read it 3 times and no one mentioned it. I honestly think you're a troll trying to get people worked up.

@I'll taketh thy cheese by force
Yooo chill bruh.
Lemme keep my cheese bro you trippin

Legendoflaw21007 Whittle - I didnt make life about race, America’s racism against black people “made” it about race. Nothing I’ve shared is dishonest or a lie. It’s the real world and how Americans treat certain citizens

@Dante Good how in the hell did you make this about race?

@ddLk I can't speak to whether or not she was using drugs habitually, as I'm not in possession of all the details surrounding her life. However, what is clear is that the perp was attempting to paint her in such a way (ie. a "paranoid" junkie. To say nothing of the fact that heroin causes quite the opposite of paranoia) in order to explain his homicidal behavior.

To your point about women not being able to admit the fault of another woman, I would first say that there are billions of women on the planet, so I'd have to see actual research on the matter before I agreed with there being any pattern in regards to this. Women are just people and, as with people, there's a large degree of variance among individuals. However, if there is indeed such unifying pattern among women, I would most likely put it down to the simple fact that it's easier for people, in general, to empathize with, and imagine themselves in the places of, those who share similarities with them; whether those similarities be sex, race, religion etc. Perhaps women are more likely to defend the actions of other women because they know what it's like to be one, and thus subconsciously place themselves in the position of the woman in question, and view the situation in terms of what they would do and what they feel is right; unknowingly disregarding that they are a separate individual with a separate personality and beliefs. The latter could very well be the case, but again, this is a fallacy that most people have been guilty of committing (men and women).

 Finally, for me personally, I do not view the use of drugs as something inherently wrong or immoral (I've struggled with them myself), therefore I don't feel the need to defend the victim from that claim for fear of tarnishing her image. Either way, a woman was murdered and whether or not she had a history of drug use is irrelevant to me. That's just me though, some women feel differently.

 I know the question wasn't directed at me, but hopefully this answers it for you.

@Bowman Wright but we are, to the general public. Most of us accepted that a long time ago, even ones that were hooked by our doctors are looked down upon. Fuck society, idgaf what they call me.

Even if she were an addict, that wouldn't mean she deserved to die.

He probably started saying sorry to her only to seem as remorseful as possible for the best chance of self preservation. I dont buy that he feels sorry for what he did. Just for himself.

@Christina Acevedo why do women feel the need to completely reject the possibility that another woman may have been doing something wrong? I know the reason but i'm curious about your answer. What makes you think she wasnt using drugs? The fact she was fucking a guy who admitted to using drugs? The fact she was a grown woman who weighed under 100 pounds?

I'll taketh thy cheese by force they found no drugs in her system he’s a liar why would you even believe him ?

They found no drugs in her system he was trying to make her seem like a junkie he’s the real junkie

Greg Garrison “So every word that develops over time to describe something must eventually be declared harmful?” Is a complete straw man argument. “Junkie” is a pejorative term that contributes to the stigma around problematic drug use. It’s tantamount to being called a human trash bag.  I work directly with people who have substance use disorders and in my experience,  being called a junkie/former junkie does not have a positive impact on their recovery and self esteem.

Abusers and narcissists AND psychopaths..LOVE to play the victim. They want all the attention and they want to paint everyone else as bad.

@I'll taketh thy cheese by force 👏 Totally understand.

I'll taketh thy cheese by force even if she was addicted, trying to mislead detectives like she was out of her mind “being paranoid” etc like she somehow had it coming ? What a guy!

@November Flower702 internet detective, describing the situation of 2 random people he's never met.

Dante Goodman fr, one of my lady friends can take lines of marching powder that’ll put Scarface to shame and she’s a great person

Karolinaki V I have no doubt that he was the one to introduce her to the drugs. Females aren’t usually able handle the ups and downs of chemicals and are more easily ravaged by them. So he abandoned her when she wasn’t well and, when she returned from hospital and was healthy again, he was again attracted to her. I have no doubt he was the one who introduced/suggested the heroin or harder drugs. Again he became bored, and she was not dealing well with the drug use...so he eliminated her.

Pelpington - lol. When the crack epidemic swept the black community, they were called every horrible name in the book, while  draconian drug laws were created to lock black folk up for decades over their addictions. Now that drug dependency is hitting rural and middle America, drug laws are relaxed (treatment instead) and saying “junkie” is a slur. That good ol white privilege

@Bowman Wright So every word that develops over time to describe something must eventually be declared harmful? You know most midgets don't mind being called midgets right? It's just people like you who mind. Pretty sure most junkies would refer to themselves as junkies once they come to terms with their illness.

@Bowman Wright people who sell/pawn stolen junk for dope are junkies.

Pelpington I hate the term “junkie”. It makes it seem like people with substance use disorders are human detritus.

I never understood why the word "junkie" is just accepted, seems like every other kind of slur is being made a bad word but no one complains about "junkie"

UnCreative Deconstructionism true but he kept saying he’s not into that heavy stuff like she was getting out of control... Guy would rather murder than go through disciplinary action through his employer


the police called him 5’11” just to piss him off


after his confession all that fake emotion nonsense was the start of his defence. What is wrong with people? you fall out with a woman - it doesnt end well. So What? taking a life like that? WTF is wrong.


Where has JCS been lately? It's the best true crime channel on YouTube but there haven't been any new videos in months.

They dealt with so many issues with YouTube's moderation system deleting and age restricting their videos that they've essentially quit. Their last community post from 5 months ago explains it. It sucks. The only channels I've found so far that measure up to this quality are Matt Orchard - Crime & Society and dreading.


The female sounds really unhinged -- even unprofessional.


Interesting how this interrogation specifically shares a resemblance to a mother and father asking their child what they did wrong.

@dauser4 clearly he reacted violently towards emotional women. Can’t fathom how emulating the woman he killed would coerce a confession

@michael fosco that was the point, sb wrote in the comments that Lee reacted to emotional women so she mimicked the situation with Savannah

@michael fosco exactly I thought the same

To be honest the woman is kinda insufferable and would make me less wanting to admit anything with that over the top devastated acting performance

This actually reminds me when I was a child and lied to my parents about something I did.

LOL! My mother asking what I did wrong is very much like an interrogation

Except its in USSR


The malibu was not an identical match. Note how the 2012 malibu has 3 black front "grills" and the second has the iconic 2 of any malibu before 2010.

Even if the picture cut off the top black front area, the headlights too would be cut off just as much, or at least the one on the far side.

Also the two malibus aren't even the same type of shape. The 2012 is more round. The second pic is a 2004 to 2009, somewhere around there.

Correction: I meant that second one has to be any malibu between 2004 and 2007. My bad.

I just started the video so we'll see if that was the guy lmfao


Cringe that they send in the small  cute investigator to beg him please Lee please ... pretty sure the pair girl begged him with more sincerity in her and that didn't ...


He talks a lot... He talks more than Jodi Arias, damn.


He was sentenced to 40 years when he was 31 if anyone wants to know.

@Chicago Swish RhymesOk, 1. You have to consider that escobar was decades ago. I mean, now we have modern cities like yours, off course, there its some differences but I meet some americans living here (Medellín) before and they say that it feels pretty similar if youre living in upper middle areas. Now, being say that we can discuss about narcos I mean Colombia produce cocaine but there is some hypocrisy because rich countries have the consumers and the market, finally colombia gets all stigmatization and, off course, so many people die because narcos who buy guns with the money that they're getting in the usa. I can tell you this: I never never in my life do drugs, never touch any drug, and I know that maybe for you it sounds a lie but its totally true We dont have the drug  adiction problem that you find in some place of usa.

2.  Colombia its a poor country but it doesn't mean that we are like some africa countries or something. Yes, Colombian goverment can use a couple billion dollars in order to reorganize the prison system and getting full corporate but it will cost politically speaking so they simple dont do it and you have these prison unions, pretty big and strong, and they will do everything in order to stop any atempt to become corpo because they are goverment workers and they have some legal benefits (some years ago they even can get retired after 20 years of service)

3. Note aside: I notice something: if you live in colombia as a middle class or upper class person youre definitely can live better than being a poor american. That's sounds crazy but I belive its true because: a) we have an universal healthcare sistem like canada and it have some failures but it works. Here there is not such thing like a person with a healthcare debt. b) Real State are cheap and reasonable comparing to usa. c) food are cheap and more organic than usa because we dont have a lot of industrial process that you have d) if you live like a normal person, go to normal areas of the city, travel in normal hours to the little towns etc its quite peaceful (I know this sounds weird but it is the true, you get the most sensationalist news from Colombia) e) we dont have the work culture from usa and you dont have to work the huge amount of hours that you use to work in usa and f) you can get like all the basic gadgets stuff that you can buy in usa like I dont know a macbook, you know that kind of stuff. In fact I use to buy some things from amazon. g) there is not such thing like food coupons here. Because we dont need it, yeah, a couple of food services from the town but its not really an issue here.

Im just making a little comparison (middle upper class vs poor people in usa) and I know that in so many levels usa are pretty rich and more funnier to live that colombia. I love Usa and I want to visit as a tourist (I have some parents with citizenship and in fact my brother are in nyc right now as a tourist getting the vaccine, etc) but I can Assure you that its not like you maybe being informed like some jungle with people with a lot of guns etc (as a big country off course we have people with guns in some jungle but its more like you have to drive hours in the middle of nowhere to see something like that) we have cities like yours, we big buildings, uber, metro, parks, people running with dogs, coffe places like chicago, hot dog places like chicago, starbuks, burger king, mc donalds autoservice, and whatever.  I have a car and in the weekend I can drive to the beautiful little towns with my girl, I can buy a cheap flight to another city for 25 usd dollars and get some fun. Yeah there its poverty, yeah you get some really weird news from here because media wants to show you only the bad (imagine being here in colombia and all the news from usa like "florida man doing something heavy" haha its like youre getting only the bad for colombia in the news ....but being say that there is a lot fun places too.

Pd: My intention its not to say anything bad about usa, I really love your country, colombia its a big ally and I admire a lot of things from usa like Mit, Stanford, Sillicon Valley, Space Rockets, Universities, incredible place and landscapes, texas bbq, and off course people (we dont think in colombia in terms of races so I reffer to all of you as a nation no matter skin tones) Stay strong america, stay classy.

@nanana  the majority of information I know about Colombia, is from the show Narcos. And after looking up “magical realism” and seeing how the show may have incorrectly used the term makes me wonder about other things in the show. I knew that Pablo made his own prison. Otherwise I’m not very educated on the matter. It sounds insane though. It’s like no matter how hard the good guys try, they can’t keep the bad guys away, kesas? And the private prison system is crazy too. I think private prisons in America get paid by the government. And if Columbia doesn’t have the money to pay a company, if the company did exist, then the prison would need someone else to pay or keep prisoners for free. And maybe something like the United Nations or some big world organization like that would pay. But then they have to take something else from Columbia for helping keep the prisoners in a new prison. I’m just guessing on how it might work but it still doesn’t seem like it would fix the problem. Idk. Very interesting to think about and unfortunate to know that this is the realidad. I appreciate you. Thank you for your time in letting us know.

Not all heroes wear capes and thanks man.

okay good cuz after his ramble i didn’t want to watch the entire thing 😭

@Chicago Swish Rhymes Yes. I worked at the prison some years ago, basically here in colombia you have something called "redemptions periods" so, if you work or even study inside prison they give you 2 days for 1 day of prison time. In colombia, an many latin american countries we dont have life sentences and we have a maximum jail time so if you kill three people they accumulate your jail time to the max time and remember that redemption opportunity so as the matter of fact you kill three people and finally you pay half of the max time.

It's totally insane but I personally believe that it's about two things: 1. Catholic religion (compassion and so on) and 2. We are poor countries so the goverment doesn't have enough money to build new prisons etc (we dont have private companies contractors having prisons administration like United States.)

@nanana  I agree. your insight into the Colombian side of things would be great if you want to elaborate. But altogether it is truly crazy to think back to all the old folks I’ve seen in my life and to now second guess what made them the way they are. Most criminals doing time never made it to the news. So you’ll never know. And unless the news is keeping up to date and folks watching the news are keeping up to date, this guy could get released 25 to 37 years from now and no one would know about it. And he won’t look the same so how would recognize him. Who do we blame. Society? The law? Government? If we treat criminals worse than they treat their victims are we then worse than the criminal? And if we just let him walk back out on the street... <b>to clarify, he doesn’t have to reform or anything. He can do the full 37 and not change at all. He can try to be better but his sentence was 40 max. Lol that means he can just be sitting there plotting revenge and we have to let him walk free cuz the law said so</b>

@nanana  I agree. your insight into the Colombian side of things would be great if you want to elaborate. But altogether it is truly crazy to think back to all the old folks I’ve seen in my life and to now second guess what made them the way they are. Most criminals doing time never made it to the news. So you’ll never know. And unless the news is keeping up to date and folks watching the news are keeping up to date, this guy could get released 25 to 37 years from now and no one would know about it. And he won’t look the same so how would recognize him. Who do we blame. Society? The law? Government? If we treat criminals worse than they treat their victims are we then worse than the criminal? And if we just let him walk back out on the street... *to clarify, he doesn’t have to reform or anything. He can do the full 37 and not change at all. He can try to be better but his sentence was 40 max. Lol that means he can just be sitting there plotting revenge and we have to let him walk free cuz the law said so*

@Chicago Swish Rhymes as a colombian lawyer I can see the latin american law influence on florida law and I have to say: that's totally insane!

@♪ Artsy Ebony Rose ♪ has nothing to do with what you have watched before I think. It's just that this video is connected to the one of his verdict. You watch one, you watch the other.

@The Zachster Ok, I'm not ashamed to admit, if this was a joke, it completely went over my head. Was it?

@Yohan Auvray idk man, it's not like it was on my recommended page. I was just binge watching these videos for the last few days and it was one of the many other videos on the side bar

@HRF Dude No man, thats the mighty algorithm

And apparently Florida doesn’t have parole. But they do % time or gain time. And also the law was amended in March 2021 down to the typical 65% I saw somewhere cuz it was 85. So since it was 40 with time served after 3 years that’s 37ish. 85% of that is 31ish. 65% of 37 is a subtle 24ish... so I mean he still gets out before 60. 55 if we get specific and if he participates in rehabilitative stuff and good time and all that reform mumbo jumbo. Killers be just walking around old af. And we wonder why these old folks drive crazy and do crazy shit. That mf was either in nam or in prison this whole time. Agent orange vs agents of the law. Idk bout this last part I’m saying but he gonna get out tho if they don’t kill him in there like he said.

@♪ Artsy Ebony Rose ♪ due to YouTube matchmaking videos, huh probably one out of one.

@Miss Juggler oh damn i just clicked on this video today to watch this, what are the odds

@Yasser-the-Egyptian Mummy  what's her name? I wanna look up her case

His sister is also in jail for murder, life

He will also have to listen to impact statements from Savannah’s loved ones.

just watched the video today, and was just scrolling to see the verdict, and it was just announced today??!!! is this youtubes recommendation shenanigans again? or am i going crazy!

@The Zachster that's pretty incrementing tbh

The main piece of evidence used against him was the fact that Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell


he wouldn't be crying if they didn't catch him


Haha good for this guy to be in scrambles!


People here actually thought the female detective was amazing? I almost slipped through the video because of how over dramatic she was and ridiculous pleading to the guy that killed this girl. There is no way I would’ve taken that seriously in fact if it wasn’t a murder charge I bet he would’ve been laughing because of how ridiculous she sounds


He IS an idiot. Killed an innocent person and threw away his own life for a job at the Bone Fish Grill.

What do you mean the ole "i've foudn a greet gui and we running off 2gether" wasn't believable?

She broke things off and he was feeling the age coming on.

I'm not proud of my response to this 😂🤣😂😭

Honestly, he was probably just a line cook who claimed he was a chef. He looks like the type who would yell at the staff for bringing back the slop he made.

Note: just supplying drugs at the job and banging the hot waitress doesn't mean you're the chef

@simms1237 I'm so sorry about your ex-wife. I don't understand why people do that to someone they at some point in time loved enough to spend their life together.

@Choco Manger You're right. I'm sure it was many things. I have to say yes, I have dealt with an extremely difficult person. I have a son with a  ex who was possessive, jealous and controlling. I left the relationship and she tried to make my life hell. Using my son as a pawn, as well. Things are good now after custody battles, however, i would NEVER do something as crazy and stupid as murder. Partly the reason im so fascinated by true crime is bc I find it hard to understand how these people make these decisions. Like I get that theres a number of reasons, but still...find another solution!

It doesn't come across as if that was the motive.  More like he was just pissed off at her for a variety of reasons.  Have you ever dealt with a really difficult person?  Remember he also said that he started seeing her when he already had a girlfriend.  It was a complicated situation.

You might think he is stupid, but how could anyone ever know that the car park at the place where they work and park their car everyday has a security camera?

That cant be the motive.  Thats way too dumb.  I was thinking she told him she was pregnant or something.


The female detectives voice is glassshattering... but excellent job


I dont think a lot of the commenters critiquing the female interrogators methods and calling it cringey realize that this isnt specifically tailored for us to watch lol, she's putting on a emotionally manipulative act that is meant to be dramatic and meant to draw out the guilt inside of him, and she did a great job at it.

This is true. Detectives are very good at this and sometimes even act like they’re on your side. I’ve been interrogated before and even fell for it when I was younger; luckily I ended up being set free in the end.

@JohnathanK Doe Right, it's pointless to say that behind your phone/computer presumably in a place of comfort, knowing you've done nothing wrong. In a box at some law enforcement station or something with 2 professional detectives trying to get something out of you while you're trying to cover up the shit you did because if you fail you know you're in real trouble? Yea, you're not going to find her easy to dismiss.

Her: smart and tactiful in her Interrogation <br>Me: it's a little annoying and I don't like it 😠

Her: smart and tactiful in her Interrogation
Me: it's a little annoying and I don't like it 😠

To me it didn't come off as manufactured though, it genuinely seemed like she was messing up the other guy's strategy. He even subtly corrected her a few times

@Alexa same this type of stuff reminds me of ppl in my life and i just get so scared

@Mar McCown Interrogators always switch tactics till one works this is not new. And eventually it all builds up to crack the criminal

@Beggars Night you’re probably correct. But I’m glad some criminals are as insanely stupid as they are plain crazy. Bad for them, good for us.

Absolutely! Its mind manipulation to get some form of confession/ truth.

They both reminded me of super disappointed parents, it made me feel guilty and I didn’t even do anything.

@C Glenn he only broke when she stopped doing the yelling emotional thing...once she was calm and quiet, he admitted to it.

I guess. She did help break him, so her technique was a good one. But I kind of feel it was a huge risk to use that method, as he just as easily could have been scared right into calling for an attorney. She scared the sh!t out of me, though, and I'm innocent! I was pleading in my head for Lee to confess just to shut her up!

Waat all I see are comments complimenting her interrogation skills lol.


He basically admitted it when he said they had a verbal argument the day she disappeared.


Hey Jim. You’ve inspired my kid to seriously consider a career in “forensic psychology” is that right? Whatever the right thing is you’ve given a teenager some inspiration on career paths that genuinely interest her.

Well done. If you do nothing else you’ve done this simple good thing.

Thanks Buddy.

Yes I know you are a team but to us you’re just Jim.

Bill Brain Jeez, you sound like my dad. Your kid and I have the same dream career though!<br>Best of luck to your kid.

Bill Brain Jeez, you sound like my dad. Your kid and I have the same dream career though!
Best of luck to your kid.

The little red haired girl from across the street <br>*her

The little red haired girl from across the street
*her


I see a lot of comments saying how “needy”  the female officer was but I think this is why it worked. She probably realized that he killed the girl in a snap and could be very remorseful. So the mom/girlfriend sad voice worked very well.

I hate seeing the comments implying she’s emotional because she’s a woman, completely undermining the fact she’s a detective who is playing a role to get a confession

@Chosen 777 a very dumb way in getting jail time and proving instability

If she talked to me like that I’ll slap her

@ODB sometimes there's no double meaning. Sometimes some women are just annoying. (im a woman - she was annoying)

@2kawaii2care Wtf r u talking about 40 mins... the video cuts off after 55 mins and we have no idea how long it took her crying at him for him to confess. Awful technique

she didnt seem needy to me, just a really annoying bad actress who wouldnt have gotten shit outta me

Maureen Seel exactly why the tactic would work 😎

Dominik Baumgartner I hope if you kill someone they do not use this technique w/you good day sir 🙃

@2kawaii2care Even professionals can make mistakes and you can be 100% sure that her tactic wouldn`t work if she used it against me. But whatever you say. Have a good one.

@Dominik Baumgartner just think about it looks a lot like internal misoginy,  I mean is not like you're a bad person we all are created inside a society that makes full of bias, I probably have mine too. but this channel is very clear in bad pratices and good pratices and I think he would say if she did something bad. He is a expert I prefer to listen his opinion. And you right Black lives Matters! kisses

@2kawaii2care I have never doubted you right to have an opinion, wtf? And now you`re acusing me of misogyny just because I don`t think what she did worked? This is absolutely ridiculous and I strongly reject this accusation. You can`t just play the "misogyny card" if I don`t like everything a woman does. For your information, there are thousands of things I don`t like certain men do, so what`s your point? It`s like saying I`m against black people because I don`t like the looting during the BLM protests.

Dominik Baumgartner you have a right of having opinions and me too but I mean yours just sounds internal misogyny so I choose to believe that she is capable of her job.

@2kawaii2care Of course, but I don`t think it was because of her.

Dominik Baumgartner “didn’t work at all” literally he spits the confession in last than 40 minutes after she takes what are you saying...

It was an interagation tool to dig into his character to make him break and confess!

@Dominik Baumgartner yeah I agree. At least from my initial observations, it came across as whiny.

Interesting, because I feel like that didn`t work at all. At one point I just felt second-hand embarrassement tbh.

Maureen Seel that’s exactly why she’s there, to make you talk. She wants to to get upset at her so you confess. You getting mad at her voice means she’s doing her job🤩

The reason why people hated her response is most likely because of how underneath that veil of emotion she was so calculated, methodical, prepared, and effective that they know they too would have fallen into that spider web. They are mistaking the cold premeditation of this womans use of her empathic female nature for weakness, and they could not be more wrong. She broke that fucking kid mentally without ever so much as raising her voice above an argumentative tone. You can see the level of expertise in the way and time she first chooses to interject herself into the conversation. This was A+ level mental jujitsu.

2kawaii2care I fully agree. These were my thoughts exactly as soon as she started with her cry voice. She did a great job.

@Maureen Seel That was the point. To be the whiny girlfriend/mother type.

My impression was she was trying to take on the tone of a bereaved mother to appeal to any sense of compassion he may have for Savannah's own mother. It seemed to work pretty well.

She just sounded whiny. Not sad or needy-just annoying. I'd say something to shut her up too.

Yes I agree it's so obvious. Her behavior being judged in the comments? Wow that doesn't surprise me! Some people... they just don't get it, even if it came up to them and slapped them across the face. This was excellent work by the JSO homicide unit. There might not have been a confession, if not for these two investigators.

bram merd she managed to get his confession REALLY quick, usually this takes hours....

She also noticed how well it worked cause she kicked the leg of the male interrogator and he immediately stops talking to let her continue