The female detective was clever. It wasn’t just appealing to his human side. This is a man who loses his emotions with women. Her playing an overly feminine emotional role was meant to cause a reaction of loss of control in him. It’s ironic. People are so convinced women are overly emotional they are focused on her professionalism and losing her emotions in an interview. Come on. Use some common sense. She worked her way up to detective, spent years studying technique, and walked in with her partner with a game plan.<br>These sort of men lose it when women get emotional. When my ex had a knife against my throat I just looked at him like he was stupid and didn’t react. I stayed neutral. I got away by making him think I thought nothing of the situation and he’s been in jail ever since. These men can’t handle emotion. It makes them completely irrational. They will do anything to make it stop, whether kill or confess.

The female detective was clever. It wasn’t just appealing to his human side. This is a man who loses his emotions with women. Her playing an overly feminine emotional role was meant to cause a reaction of loss of control in him. It’s ironic. People are so convinced women are overly emotional they are focused on her professionalism and losing her emotions in an interview. Come on. Use some common sense. She worked her way up to detective, spent years studying technique, and walked in with her partner with a game plan.
These sort of men lose it when women get emotional. When my ex had a knife against my throat I just looked at him like he was stupid and didn’t react. I stayed neutral. I got away by making him think I thought nothing of the situation and he’s been in jail ever since. These men can’t handle emotion. It makes them completely irrational. They will do anything to make it stop, whether kill or confess.

@Dior Linn (wouldn't have happened if she aint make him his favorite sandwich)

Huh. When my ex girlfriend had a knife to my neck and it didn't phase me, she just stabbed me instead.  She's not in jail, and was never arrested so massive dubski for me.

@Harvey Dent sorry that we didn’t take lightly to a joke you made about her husband literally trying to kill her. So sorry

Sorry that happened to you.

Yes, obviously the woman detective was using a technique, people.

@SuperSmith_ based is such a stupid yet great term to let everyone know who you are as a person…

I knew some people would have an issue with her fake crying, but like people lose sight that these people have trained for this. Also, her mentioning a daughter that age? Detectives try not to ever talk about their children, it can be dangerous. That was a big giveaway it was an act.

As soon as she started "getting emotional" I was like "Oh very clever." Interrogations are a play and the detectives are both actors and script writers. Their job is just to get the suspect to say their lines and they are very very well trained in how to do that.

Do you have to wear a face diaper in prison?  I thought lockdown was a prison term.  I guess we're considered prisoners because of Corona.  At least obesity has been cured.  😷💩😷😵😷😱😷💩😷

Also can someone explain to me the "overly femenine emotional role" thing, i dont get it.

@UCSQhGpBUnry8o9EfRrsIkqg No, I am not implying that.

@UCSQhGpBUnry8o9EfRrsIkqg No, I am not implying that.

When you say "emotional", you mean anger, right? Well yes, men show and express more anger than women. after all, they are one of the few emotions they can show, although if we speak in general, women are more emotional than men and there is nothing wrong with that.

@Harvey Dent Don't listen to the naysayers mate you're a legend

This is why men if they feel the need for a woman should hire a professional . You're not paying for the act. You're paying for them to leave.

@I'm going to the border thank u, someone with humor lol.

@I'm going to the border thank u, someone with humor lol.

@lilflasheyc i actually got wife and kids 🤦♂sorry to disappoint youuuu.

@Harvey Dent you’re gonna be alone your whole life

@Harvey Dent you’re gonna be alone your whole life

@ItzToxic It wasn't really for your entertainment though, was it?

@Aaron they dont call me Harvey Dent for Nothing baby 👹👺

@Aaron they dont call me Harvey Dent for Nothing baby 👹👺

@Harvey Dent damn bro. They'll hate you for that lol

@Harvey Dent damn bro. They'll hate you for that lol

I was about to comment on the lack of expertise from the female detective, but this proves that I am a stupid dum-dumb. Thank you

Feigning compliance or freezing does not guarantee you safety.

Wow, what an insightful take that made me feel stupid for questioning how the female detective went about the investigation!

All the boys who are getting triggered by this woman are exactly like Lee. They have a weakness for overly feminine women.

@Friendly Player ikr? These guys are just acting playing a role like regular cop and passionate cop

@Dr. Bright would you believe me if I told you I made this account around 2007 2009? I was 15 to 17 at the time decades before the alpha beta chad soyboy memes came to be. If my bio is still up it reads like a cringe awkward teenager.

@Vasiliuu you showed him, didn't ya? (Sarcasm). Car fixed....now where's my sandwich! And bring some chips with it...after a hard day of fixing sh*t I need to relax with some food and YouTube.

@Vasiliuu loll i aint even mad, that was a good one. Im just busting chops, i apologize if it was took offensively. Lol all peace luv and chicken grease.

Being overly emotional isn't dependant on sex.  There's all sorts of emotionally unstable people

Glad to hear you escaped your crappy situation.

YES. so many stupid comments here about her "unprofessionalism" that it hurts my head

men in the comments proving you're right

men in the comments proving you're right

@ICryAllDayAllNight she hit him with the spongebob bait

@ICryAllDayAllNight she hit him with the spongebob bait

That's what overly emotional men do. Find a laid back dude

Agreed, almost all aspects of a police interrogation are HEAVILY scripted and controlled; I didn't believe for a second she'd "lost control of her emotions" lol. She's just excellent at her job.

@Harvey Dent save your energy to go back to the garage where you belong so you can make us some cars or something

From my outside perspective it was just annoying, seemed like she was trying too hard to make him emotional. Must've worked for him though

Dude im glad you're okay. A guy did that to me too

Dude im glad you're okay. A guy did that to me too

Use this conclusion to make your husband the sandwich he deserves.

Thats how this works!<br> in movies it gets played down to good cop and bad cop

Thats how this works!
 in movies it gets played down to good cop and bad cop

such a clever & insightful take on this tactic

such a clever & insightful take on this tactic

Thank you! Saw several comments here criticizing her for being "hysterical"... but like... that's the point


Détective " So tell me about you and Samantha"

Lee " The Harry Potter saga . Book one . Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone....


Why don't people think of the consequences before they commit crimes 🤔 Its always after they get caught that they think.😫


This interrogation reminds me of the song “Jenny was a friend of mine”


That woman detective is quite annoying when she says, "I'm begging you...."


That comment about the scabs at work thing.. hahaha JCS You slay me!


Lee the Florida Genius just straight up talking about doing drugs with the chick he killed.


Judge Judy says…<br> “if they dry the water they’re guilty”

Judge Judy says…
 “if they dry the water they’re guilty”


Lmao lee goes through 5 stages of grief at the last part its kind funny for me for some reason but i'm not saying i like seeing people goes tru that (im not a sadist).


That boy killed for bone fish 🤣 could have went to the next damn restaurant and gotten a job


Really positive video Skippy.  At this writing you have 15-million views.  Keep it up so all criminals will know to invoke the 5th and never engage in a police interview.  Its so good that you make it harder for police to bring charges against criminals.  You're such a hero.

This is maybe the funniest youtube comment ever


the female detective was 100% there to annoy the suspect into a confession

Just to be just as annoying I would’ve said I’ll confess if she leaves the room

Ligit it’s her job have fun when y’all get killed or a friend dose and the killer gets away wt it

@Ben Bluntx Hes a simp for stating a fact? A fact that includes a women? Lol, what... is this misogyny, folks, or am i imagining things?

@Cow Man! And they rehearsed everything. Like non verbal signs and things like that. Impressive

honestly respect to her, she knew what to do and did it perfectly

Yeah, her technique of “literally begging for a confession” was certainly unique lol

i would have just confessed to make that horrible whining stop.

@Valerie Lefebvre who were the male detectives u are talking about ? And how many times was this dude interrogated? Koz as far as I know he was interrogated just "ONCE", the other time they just took statements.

@Lenzing Koyu How tf am I reaching? No one actually acts like that. It was annoying yes but not a genuine reaction

@Valerie Lefebvre how much more do you need to reach ?

That Whiny Voice , so many American Women sound like that, Scraping Chalk on a Blackboard.

@i’m sad lol Yes I know. they were both manipulating him in calculated acts like they rehearsed this

@Andrew Payne Yes I know it was a team effort. But it was an act and it worked better than it did for the other videos

@Valerie Lefebvre nah that’s not how it works. she couldn’t have just walked in there and started crying right away it wouldn’t have worked. the guy was there for an hour manipulating him

@Ashwin Chatterji and it wasn’t good acting

@Ben Bluntx Factually, it appears correct that she got a confession quicker this way.

@Valerie Lefebvre it was a team effort doofus, they both got him to confess?

@Rebecca speak from knowledge not emotion. Grow up

@Ben Bluntx how is that reaching, it is literally in the video all three of us are watching right now lol

She damn sure annoyed me. Lol! I was like "why do they have her acting so stereotypical???"

Yeah well they managed to get a confession after 1 hour when the male detectives couldn't do that so clearly it worked

@juliano resuli Nah detectives never actually get that (visibly) emotional she was clearly just acting to make him feel ashamed of what he did and fess up

i think she believed Savannah was still alive and jsut tried to find her location


13:33 look at the deep intake of air he takes here after the question


34:55 Well that's a bit of an understatement


I just... idk man. My brother is a really. Really angry dude. And the Kind that was born that way. When he was two he would rip the coloring book pages out and shove them in the base board heater and crank it up to start fires, which he only did bc matches, lighters, etc. had to be locked up bc he always set fires. Even once used a chair to get on a counter, on a microwave, onto a fridge to get matches out if the fridge cabinet. He was 6 years my senior and my sister was 3 years my senior, when I was just 3-4 months old I was sitting in a pile of leaves with my big sister and my brother came out and poured gas on them and my mom came out as he was trying to strike a match just in the nick of time. The last straw was when he put a rubber band around my neck and tied it to the car door handle when I was still only maybe 6 months. My mom was set to take him to a mental Institution bc she had tried everything else and my grandparents insisted he came to stay with them. There incredibly stern nature met with infinite time as a result of there already being retired and very well off made too much of a structure for even him to buck against, but in high school he was always a bully and was always a bully to my brother and I growing up, and plenty of other awful things to me that aren’t worth even mentioning. Plus my grandmother was really bi polar and constantly leveraged things he wanted to make him the kid she wanted, so by the end of high school he’d wrecked three cars two almost killing him (one of them he hit a house at over a hundred and shifted the foundation significantly, called my mom instead of 911 and she only found him bc of dim brake lights) and was starting to go off the rails. Went to jail for stealing out of cars at the college with my cousin, fast forward to today, my cousin spiraled and is off the map, my brother has his own company(he’s always been incredibly smart and specifically business savvy and people skills kinda smarts, ha great at working people like a wolf of Wall Street type character) makes a shit load of money but stays with an insane abuser who almost caused him an aneurysm a few months ago, whom he beats as well, and there kids are either neglected or beaten by both of them, I raised them for about 4 years while I worked in the same city but we had a bit of a falling out and now he won’t let me see them. I talk to the oldest one bc she was my name listed differently in her phone and she is an angel and probably a big reason why none of the other kids have died. I hope that child is given the world some day bc she’s deserves it after all the weight that’s been shoved on her shoulders since before her 6th birthday. He’s got a fuse in a way and is mean in a way and an angry drunk(and he drinks.. a. Lot.)  in a way that just has me so on edge that he’s gonna snap one day.


I WANTED TO SEE A CONFESSION , rip Savannah


The reason they cut the actual admission of guilt out is because he asked for a lawyer and they ignored his request and continued with the interrogation until he confessed completely.

https://youtu.be/UudPVoO0kjU

Full interview


She is a good actor! Danm with her voice cracking!


That women detective ruined all of the professionalism


Why does it always seem to be the most moronic fools that think they are going to get away with murder ?


So they kept their lead secret because they didn't want to hinder a potential future prosecution? Not because they were concerned it might hinder their ability to find and rescue her if she was still alive? I hope I'm misunderstanding.


Her little girl is Savanah's age? how old is this detective? She looks same age as the killer!


29:35 She really needs better acting lessons


once more, damn is life easier if you just don't kill anyone


Seeing him cry at the end is just delicious.


"How long you know Savannah?" <br>"My mom was a drug addict"

"How long you know Savannah?"
"My mom was a drug addict"


I just know they'd think I'm guilty based on the fact I like to talk.


The confession part has been released since
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU


Man talked himself into a suite at the Cross-Bar Hotel.


Hearing him say "You could have told her to leave you alone." Tells me that Savannah did try to ruin him to the point that he did what he did.

We all have people in our lives who won't leave us alone. Sometimes we think of ending them but we weren't in the same position and setting to do so and is still sane enough not to do so. This is just so sad seeing him realize that maybe if he had been more patient, he wouldn't lost his career and life.

Lesson learned: think before we act. Mind before emotion. :(


I'd like to be able to see his face, his eyes, the pulse in his neck, the strain of trying to look in control, the jaw muscles clenching, the lips nervously twitching, the forgetting to breathe.......
No, wait, hang on, what am I saying, shit....it all sounds a bit "voyeuristic" in a kind of, gleeful and nasty sort of a way, dunnit..
sorry
I'll get my coat............

I'd like to be able to see his face, his eyes, the pulse in his neck, the strain of trying to look in control, the jaw muscles clenching, the lips nervously twitching, the forgetting to breathe.......
No, wait, hang on, what am I saying, shit....it all sounds a bit "voyeuristic" in a kind of, gleeful and nasty sort of a way, dunnit..
-sorry-
I'll get my coat............


why would the state attorney refuse to publish it? Maybe the interrogators are using a secret psychological weapon?


Giving big joe Goldberg vibes “she was nice to you”


Funny how they don't show the confession. Why not? What's the reason? Did they violate his rights ?


Off topic but with all this technology advancement why is it security cameras aren’t changing and they are always blurred and not clear

Are u willing to increase ur taxes for it?


Glad to see this female detective had time to organize her busy social schedule on her hand held gadget before the interview started

lol you are gonna be such an easy prey for these detectives. EVERYTHING that is going on in a interrogation room is a setup. They don't just randomly put anyone in that room. If someone is in there, they have a purpose. Even the furniture in there are put in to places with strategic advantages. In easy words, it's an act. And if you can't see through that even after watching the later part of the video, you should never talk to the cops. No one should talk to the cops before meeting their lawyers but especially you lol


Those pictures of Lee are the douchiest things I've ever seen in my life.


I hate to admit this, and I don’t mean this to be disrespectful to victims of murder, but watching someone lie through their teeth whilst everyone else around them knows the truth is weirdly fascinating. It’s just almost funny to see someone scramble for lies every sentence whilst having someone stare at them knowing the truth

sean watts oh man can you please tell me the whole story sounds so interesting what happen?

Right. I got questioned before for a murder I honestly had no idea about. I went to work Monday through Friday and on the weekends played video games with my gf lol. They ended up finding the dude but what a day. I was Hella scared!

@Stephen Grigg Which video is that, I'm curious.

@wsse 28 hahah same. some parts are interesting but other times i have to skip through because the second-hand embarrassment is too much

Huge f'n LIE:  "accidentally broke her neck, bc...fear for muh life,"

It really makes you think if a good liar would get away with this stuff.  I mean Radarte here certainly isn’t too bright.  He sat alone for 90 minutes in a police interrogation room and didn’t bother to think about what he should say if they happened to bring up Savannah.  If my neck had noticeable scratches, I would already have thought of a believable excuse.

Zion Simanian I’m the opposite, I find it cringe to watch someone stumble around and try to come up with an excuse when the detective already knows everything

if I were that guy I d probably also rather hope that people would believe everything I say. It s not that hard to convince somebody that you re believe him if that person is desperate. Like some child that wants chocolate and you tell him that you ll give it to him if he goes to dentist. Child will go to dentist if it s desperate enough for sweets just because you told him

Deb Y appreciate the kind words and ya I’ve always been interested in criminal justice. Maybe it would be worth a shot I’ll have to see

@Zion Simanian  If you haven't already, you should take a course or two in criminal justice. I found myself seeing crimes/criminals in a whole different (and very fascinating) manner. You would probably really enjoy it!  (make sure you take criminal law - also fascinating!

Have you seen the other video on this channel, the "you talking to me guy"?<br>He struggles for the entire video and it is cringe as hell

Have you seen the other video on this channel, the "you talking to me guy"?
He struggles for the entire video and it is cringe as hell


That is not the Devil at work! IT IS A Human! All People should be aware of these type of being! A lot of brain but NO empathy!!!!!


Come back! No one makes videos like you!


A good example of why we should have a death penality.

wouldn death penalty only let these people be free by not facing real life consequences and let them die?


This dude f up so badly by talking to the cops that’s karma he was gonna pay anyway for what he did it was horrible !!!! But he should’ve keep his mouth shut taking to those interrogating officers put him down so fast !! Now he will think about it for the rest of his life so sad bro it couldn’t be avoided what was he was thinking why????? He doesn’t look like a bad bad kid just kinda stupid


Hopefully death penalty was in place. I think all murder should death penalty. Has a result. It still would be a life sentence just a shorter time.


Soo.. “we all did drugs” <br>Wow red flags 🚩

Soo.. “we all did drugs”
Wow red flags 🚩


Life so much better when you don't kidnap and kill someone.


Man just submitted as soon as he was asked a simple question xD


35:44  predicts the feelings of every viewer


Left there FOR 90 MINUTES? I'd die inside


Why are these clowns waiting 90 minutes when every hour can be crucial to find her? Don't understand that.

Cause they already knew he was the last person to have saw her. He drove off with her. Everything they do is calculated.


All he had to say was they went for a ride to talk, argued, pulled over and kicked her out the car....the broke him start to finish in less then 1hr, bravo!

If you're innocent, NEVER talk to police without a lawyer!

There are lots of reasons why an innocent person will not feel confident giving short answers. The police want to convict. They  are content to pursue innocent people if they can make a case. So a suspect could be apprehensive for good reason.


In india , if we don't speak during the interrogation (thana), be it innocent or guilty, the police will trash you if ure a suspect..


I think buddy coulda finessed his way outta that easily if he knows abt the video

I say this bc it’s about what you can prove not what you know to be the truth


LEE! LEE!! F---ING TALK, LEE!!

Lee:

im sorry, i am legally mute.

*LEE! LEE!! F---ING TALK, LEE!!*

Lee:

im sorry, i am legally mute.


turns out he got to be something.. a prison shared hole :D


Ohhhh… he’s in deep shit now and he knows it’s coming


Sounds like someone’s got a case of the supposed to’s 38:38


Didn’t want lose his launchpad of a job at Bonefish Grill…. Ffs


The lady investigator fked up the whole thing


i somehow feel sorry for him
at least he admitted this fault and showed a human reaction
this means he made a (huge) mistake and isnt a cold blooded killer

What? are we even watching the same video right now? he clearly has anger for savannah, he only cried for himself, he literally says it out loud.


TIL I'm the best suspect because I give lenghty responses to everything.

Because I'm affraid of everything.

ARE YOU HAPPY NOW?!


Don't do drugs people... Last scene made me sad. Poor bastard. All because of drugs.


Should NOT have taken that Adderall lmao


Wow. I’m boycotting Bonefish Grill until they implement a no murder policy

@Awesome O Enlighten me, Is your name the Robot that Cartman. Becomes to play a trick on Butters ?

@Awesome O thought it might apply to their clothing or attitude towards their job. Weekend only shellfish.

@Not Interested I wish I could say that's the grossest thing I've heard about the Bonefish Grill

What has the company to do with this? This is so stupid🤦♂😅

What’s casual seafood, I’m UK and never heard of it.

@Austin Holm-McRae the point is "who fucking cares?"

tbh i think of this sotry when i pass that place lol

I think every place has a no murder policy

Yall tripping, those bang bang shrimp go too hard 👌

It would require some telapathic ability to figure that out at the time they hired him. He seems as unassuming as any other frat bro tbh, probably a good worker too since he became manager

Иван Грозный

This is OUTRAGEOUS!!! . I WILL NEVER EAT at BoneGill again!!! I don’t like how I feel about this I , they will be punished for hiring such slimy ego filth. They, should have prevented this.
I TRUST MY FEELINGS OVER FACTS AND THIS JUST FEEEEEELS RIGHT. THERE I SAID IT!!!
and in this fast PASTE world I don’t have time or attention!
I got to generally got to look smart by feeling things out quick.

I don’t care about any of the facts or any of the other facts, boycott of BoneGill!!!

I could be a millennial so I like jumping onboard these sort of felt out things, I got to be part of something...but since contemplation, rezilience, compassion, health and integrity are becoming dead in some circles, I could be a lot of ages. And I am, anywhere from 16 to a stupefying 40 years old.

#FEELINGSRSOMUCHFASTERTHANFACTS
#BOYCOTTBONECHILL!

##EGOSMADEOFGLASSNPAPER

@CrazyMiles Do your best R. Budd Dwyer impression.

I can accept the murder, but I draw the line at the manager picking his scabs in the kitchen tbh

@The Angry Arabian Oh, so a fish can't be murdered, but it can commit a murder? And you say there's no legal double standard?

@CrazyMiles "How about YOU repent of Bonefish Grill's crazy low prices, Crazy Miles?"

John 3:17

@Dairy Free Milky Way Bonefish Grill gets all its fish from the Florida State Penitentiary Firing Squad

@Dairy Free Milky Way All the fish killed by Bonefish Grill were deemed serial killers and were awaiting execution by the state so technically it's not murder

@Tzzz What part of "Bonefish Grill" is supposed to sound appetizing

Bone fish grill is way too expensive anyway and in Florida like shit theres better places to go to get good seafood 😋

Me too. I'll go there 2 more times. 3 tops. But then I am done.

@kat Fish too yummy, will continue catching and eating =D

You joke, but this is literally how people who advocate for gun control think...

@Dairy Free Milky Way why are they booing you you’re right

It should be boycotted for it's overpriced okayish food and criminally underpaid employees.

A young woman who had her entire life ahead of her was murdered. I feel like don’t is the perfect word to use in response to this comment.

@Austin Holm-McRae shhhh it’s was a good comment though

@Dreymon Green<br>Not a single microorganism has NEARLY as complex a brain as even the simplest fish....

@Dreymon Green
Not a single microorganism has NEARLY as complex a brain as even the simplest fish....

@Dairy Free Milky Way you can’t even murder a fish 😂.

That means they'll have to stop contributing to the murder of fish as well.

@Dougie Haggerty It brings new meaning to the phrase, "making it from scratch".  Eeeuw.


I lived in Jacksonville when this happened and only lived a few miles from that bonefish grill. A lot of my friends actually knew Savannah and it was a shock to the entire community.

I can imagine. Ive lived in smaller towns where murders happened during my time there and yeah people start to talk and kind of look for suspects haha. <br>Was it a known fact she used drugs in the community like he says she did in this interview or not? Im just curios no mal intent.

I can imagine. Ive lived in smaller towns where murders happened during my time there and yeah people start to talk and kind of look for suspects haha.
Was it a known fact she used drugs in the community like he says she did in this interview or not? Im just curios no mal intent.


That narrator voide is giving me heart attacks


Cop: so how do you know her?<br>This guy: Well, it all started 13.8 billion years ago, when the universe expanded from a hot and dense state....

Cop: so how do you know her?
This guy: Well, it all started 13.8 billion years ago, when the universe expanded from a hot and dense state....

And all this time i was assuming its "mad" science history unravelling the mystery 😃

@killergoose since the dawn of man was really not that long

@Eriana Thomas lol no I was just saying this in general not you specially 😂 idk why you thaught that

@The Renegades lol so you think i didn’t get the reference

She's referring to the big bang theory tv show 😂

right he started telling on himself then 😂😂😂😂, that was only the first question

@Kiwy. exe it all started with the Big Bang

One non-Earth day a tiny dot that magically created itself floating in spaceless nothing rapidly expanded with the help of magical gravity from nothing...

@Gerard Jayetileke Math, science, history, unraveling the mystery

@un lince cosmico "Then.... the earthbegantocool the autotrophsbegantodroolneaderthalsdevelopedtoolswebuilt a wall..."

Detective: "WE BUILT THE PYRAMIDS!!"

Leaked interrogation of Neil deGrasse Tyson

Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started, wait


this guy seems to me, is crying over himselfe like he got cought stupidly, like he done this type of work before but clean...id bet on hem that he has done more murders of young girls....zhis one couldnt be first...<br>if he accsepted the oportunity like this, that means he was confident...u dont get confident from no wgere, u get it with experience....the meesed letters on messgs are the sing that he was overwhelming by the thing that he just done...allso the type of description of a boyfriend is the way he sees hemselfe....pure and clear psycho.....when he said that jail is gona kill hem, it ment that in jail noone will buy shit he sells, prisoners smell psychos on miles....this guy got hes sentence cheap, scum bag psycho rape killer, multiple i think...

this guy seems to me, is crying over himselfe like he got cought stupidly, like he done this type of work before but clean...id bet on hem that he has done more murders of young girls....zhis one couldnt be first...
if he accsepted the oportunity like this, that means he was confident...u dont get confident from no wgere, u get it with experience....the meesed letters on messgs are the sing that he was overwhelming by the thing that he just done...allso the type of description of a boyfriend is the way he sees hemselfe....pure and clear psycho.....when he said that jail is gona kill hem, it ment that in jail noone will buy shit he sells, prisoners smell psychos on miles....this guy got hes sentence cheap, scum bag psycho rape killer, multiple i think...


Imagine some asking you how you know someone and you're like "well they did a lot of drugs and me too but not as much mr police."

@Hidden Salami it seemed like he was also trying to make a flimsy attempt at character assination

Hidden Salami yeah it’s the whole thing where they’re like “oh if you’re truly innocent then you’ve got nothing to hide and should tell us everything because if you don’t then that’s suspicious,”

It was an attempt to establish the perception of honesty and cooperation. Idk what the technique might be called, but basically its "i have nothing to hide, and to prove it ill be honest about something illegal that ive done."


The footage of Lee crying over dying in jail makes me so mad. The girl you killed didn't even have this. She ended up in fire pit like garbage, and you dare to feel sorry for yourself when your life is gonna be spared.

Волжский Осётр


The lady cop is terrifying. I'm scared, my dog is scared, like I really wanted to tell her where Savannah was and I felt guilty I didn't know.

never expected to see this in comments lol

Ja, komme ich. Und nein, 😂 glücklich vergeben.

@Anony Mouse kommst aus Deutschland? Lass ma treffen.

🇩🇪😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇩🇪 Same

🇩🇪😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇩🇪 Same

Scary? Absolutly not. Annoying? YES, OF COURSE!

@A Beverage I agree that it was her tactic, and its hell of an annoying one, I'm pretty sure it works for her

@Rafael Elh I honestly think that was a conscious tactic from her.

@PK So true man, I own a jewellery shop here in India & some Indian women are so much into bargaining like they will spend 30-40 min arguing with you to lower the price despite being told multiple times to just leave don't buy from us.
When I was young I will just leave the counter & will ask some senior staff members to take control.
It was just too much, see this lady detective isn't even close to what I am saying.

I mean, I guess it worked, but she was no Tammy Lee. She scared the sh!t out of me, too, and I'm innocent. I wonder if I had the callousness to murder somebody if she would scare me or piss me off, but watching it, she came off way too aggressive and I probably would have been crying for my lawyer.

@Rafael Elh when I was a teen I realized the power the hysterical woman voice has over people... it's true, nobody likes it so they give you what you want just to make it stop 😂

Now I can't wait to get to that part! Lol


At 35:55 I got an ad for "Smile direct club." 🤣


<b>You know you’re screwed when the detective walks into the interrogation with a bowtie on</b>

*You know you’re screwed when the detective walks into the interrogation with a bowtie on*

Lmao I said this out loud. I was like oh wow, he means business!

Classic! haha. I noticed the bowtie too.

It seems to be a Southern thing. I've seen a lot of episodes of FIRST 48 from Tulsa, Oklahoma and one of the detectives wears a bowtie.

Thats a confidence I havent seen in a looooong time.

It takes a particular kind of confidence to wear a bow tie.
Yes.
You're screwed.

Looks like we got a renegade detective over here.

time to call your bolo wearing lawyer...


Ok, I did it! I did get it! <br>Wait, no. I'm just watching a video. Phew.

Ok, I did it! I did get it!
Wait, no. I'm just watching a video. Phew.


I can't believe that even after inflicting wounds to 75% of her body and burning her in a burn pit, he has the audacity to say, "fucking Savannah" after confessing. Like he's blaming her. No words.

He is not blaming her, but the way he cries at the end, it does look like more rage against himself doing it and being caught rather than being really sorry. If he wasn't caught, would he have lived all his life with the remorse or wouldn't even mind it ?

Except he wasn’t blaming her. Weird how you are unable to view a clear cut situation so inaccurately

I'd imagine the wounds to 75% of the body, were due to burning her body. He probably strangled her and in the process of trying to remove the evidence, attempted to burn her remains. Preventing the coroner from being able to accurately asses the cause of death. There is no way he had the ability to burn a human body in his back yard. Not with out filling the neighborhood with the smell of burning flesh for hours. He failed at that, then dumped her in a body of water.

@JeffSayYes im not sure why you think that, but even if thats true then break up with her! Not kill her

she was probably always getting him into trouble. I've had girlfriends like that... never killed any though.

@Robert Joseph Interesting take. Do you also think all defence lawyers belong in prison?

@Robert Joseph wtf is wrong with you???????? grow up

That's your projections on a highly scattered thought process

He didn't really blame her if you watch to the end


Detective: “How did you and Savannah meet?”

Lee: “I did many illegal drugs”

@Kwasi Shade maybe his reasoning was that admitting to lesser crimes would make him appear as honest and forthcoming? 🤔

I was waiting for him to talk about his previous murders or rspe or something... what the fuck

“I did them with her too- not the same drugs she did all the time”- ummmmm


Anyone else discover this channel via MandaloreGaming's video on Anonymous Agony? No? Just me?


Female detective is getting way too emo..


This was really difficult to watch. I was almost killed by a boyfriend, so it brought up a lot of emotion. He only did 70 days, "misdemeanor assault of a female". The only reason I am alive to type this is because, as I felt the fight leave my body as everything started to go black and the instant I accepted 'this is where I die' I somehow managed to calm myself down enough to just go limp. 'this is your only chance to live through this, girl' played through my head. So I did and it worked.

I'll be hugely fucked up for the rest of my life. 70. Fucking. DAYS.

Why?

He lawyered up and never said a damn thing. Gross, but noteworthy.

@Charles & Drusilla Keenan a one upper? The poor girl from the video WAS killed. This whole thread is so interesting to me; the things people will say when they don't have to look you in your eyes. I already explained why I posted it here, basically to say lawyer up. I know there are many hundreds of people who have been abused and sat in court alone and watched the guilty party not get punished or get a lesser charge. It's hard and it hurts. I mean I could list here everything he did, all of the court documents, my restraining order; but no, fuck that. I don't have to justify my own abuse. I don't hate all men now nor do I have an abusive partner.

I really want people to think and go inward and examine why so much hate rolls around in there. Maybe it's not hate maybe it's vulnerability because more and more women are coming to the surface and sharing their truth.

I am done with this thread completely now ( unless you need help, then leave a comment and we will go from there).

I want to end with thanking you all even you hate spewing naysayers. I grew from this and that's the goal, right? To love and be loved, and to never stop growing, learning, and changing.

Damn, you hella fiending for those thumbs ups and feels.

kang jinha x go siwon 2020 feminist. Very original

Lina Leo ya i doubt that. Good job trying to be a one upper

Странно Хрипы ya I’m with ya, she’s saying this shit for attention

ur so incredibly strong, i don’t know you but i am so proud of you 🥺💚💚

I am so deeply sorry that you went through this. But, you are still here. You are incredibly strong. Thank you for sharing your story.

@shazamantha I'm am so sorry for your  pain. It's a different pain, like scar tissue on your soul. I don't get upset anymore when people don't get it, because really if they haven't gone through it, how are they to know? It's an unimaginable experience. I hope you are on your way to healing as best you can. Counseling helps, medication is sometimes needed, do not feel weak or broken if that's what you need. You take care of you and rely on your support system.

I am so sorry you had to go through that

hey! i'm so incredibly proud of you! sharing this couldn't have been easy <3 i'm so so so happy you're still on this planet living and breathing :^) i'm so sorry that the justice system completely failed you :/

Sounds to me that your boyfriend needs to pass some teeth after they were punched down his throat.

@shazamantha bruh men get away with way too much, its fucking crazy

Gray people like you are the reason people are afraid to say anything like this on the internet. I hope you never have to endure anything like that because abuse that severe really fucks with ones head and self esteem and changes people’s lives and outlooks and ability to trust completely.

I had an ex who severely beat me 9 times then stalked me, kicked my door in and assaulted my friends boyfriend and got no jail time at all and also got an award from the mayor for the community service he did to look good for sentencing. He owns a business in a small stupid town so it scares me to think of what else he could get away with. The code name for me to say at work if he shows up and is bothering me is “summers eve” because we couldn’t use douche. I’m so sorry. Thank you for sharing. I’ve almost told mine many times and have always deleted it until a few days ago because people on the internet can be so cruel. My favorite: why didn’t you just leave? As if he wasn’t super manipulative and made sure I was dependent on him so it wasn’t like I could walk right out the first time.

@Gray almost as terrible? I was held captive for three month. Years of memories are just gone because of repeated blows to the head and possible damage to my brain from the first second and third strangulations blocking oxygen from going to my brain. I am so fortunate to have not only lived but also to not have to learn to talk, walk, and read

Gosh that sounds so terrible I am so sorry for you, I couldn't imagine. That's almost as terrible as faking a story of terrible subject matter that ruins lives for attention.

@Bonheur-septsix I didn't search for it. Anyways true crime isn't necessarily always about boyfriends killing girlfriends. Also, sometimes you have to make yourself uncomfortable/do hard things in order to heal and grow.

So why did you search for this kind of video ??

What did he do to you? (u don’t have to reply if it makes u uncomfortable) sorry for ur experience

Lina Leo You are so beyond strong for living through that. I wish nothing but for you to find happiness and love in life. You deserve it.

So sorry this happened to you. You are right, law enforcement gets a whole lot wrong because they consist of fallen human beings susceptible to corruption just like the rest of us. I even have to disagree with some of the analysis in these videos. Basically whenever the commentator says, 'an innocent person would say or react like this instead of this' . I've seen how corrupt some cops can be, so if I were being accused of something I'd be well aware of that and would probably over explain things like supposedly only guilty people would. I'd know I'm not there just to have a friendly chat, no matter how nice they acted. I mean the tactics are obviously great and all for breaking truly guilty people, but the same tactics used on the innocent is another thing entirely. This channel needs to realize many good people are scared shitless of cops because the power has gone to many of their heads, which could make them appear as having something to hide.

Also, I don't mean to get all preachy on anyone, but I just wanted to say how Jesus has pulled me through so much. His judgement is the only one you can know is absolutely right. So while men may have failed us when we needed them most, God will bring true account to all, law enforcement included, when the time is right. Don't rely on anyone but him because man will always come up short.

@Lina Leo I feel you. Hope you can find peace of mind some day <3  Please, bear in mind that it's very brave to tell such story, you are a fighter! Lots of love!!!

Hope one day you will find peace and love with your next significant other whenever you're ready. Im sorry to hear this! You're not a survivor YOURE A WARRIOR

@Daniel Sokolov thank you. I just want to say I didn't tell a little bit about what happened to me for any other reason than to point out that the courts and law enforcement don't always do the right thing. I am a real person and example of that.

I didn't even mention the part where I had to call 911 for a previous incident  screaming and crying and begging for him to leave because he was attacking me...and I got arrested by the very people I called for help. The obvious older wounds/bruises/scratches demanding attention on my legs were disregarded. The bleeding wound on my face was what got him arrested as well. He bit me, and I had the imprint on my arm, lady cop spends a solid 3 minutes trying to get a solid picture of it but couldn't. She acknowledged it, she saw it with her own eyes...I get brought to jail and tell them what he did. '...he even bit me on my arm, I have a bite wound on my arm...' lady cop says no you don't, there's no bite mark.

This is a very real and completely true thing I went through. You just cannot assume what will transpire when law enforcement gets involved in your life. Victim, witness, or suspect it doesn't matter. They don't know you and often only see you at your very worst. It's so complicated.

Note - I was never convicted, the case against me was dropped after he was arrested the second time.

Lina Leo I’m sorry for what happened to u,  and that the justice system failed u

Lina Leo I understand about being betrayed by the system and you’re so brave to tell your story to them and again  here 💕 much love you way!

@Jelly Honey aw thanks for that. It was so hard. Then to feel so betrayed by the police and judicial system was borderline unbearable. I am very fortunate to have an amazing mother who was able to make it possible for me to get out and come home to her for some healing time, rather than living in a domestic violence shelter and changing my name.


Remember everyone never speak without an attorney present. Unless you actually committed the crime(s). In which case: Hell yeah man you got this you can outsmart those dumb cops for sure.

Not only that, they literally tell him “you can be quiet and not answer to any of these questions” and then he admits of killing her 🤣🤣🤣

Exactly, just completely downplay everything and have unnaturally calm reactions to serious accusations!

more like... remember everyone always speak to an investigator WITHOUT an attorney if, deep down your heart, you know you killed someone 😄👍


If anyone is curious, his defense team claimed last minute it was self defense and savannah attacked him while high on heroin and the trial has been delayed a few times, now it should take place in January 12 2021, very soon!

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Thanks so much for taking the time to tell us !!! Stay Safe!

Can't believe he got off on self defence!!! So shocking wow

It says all of this at the end of the video

Wow, what luck! I just found this vid today.

It should be a airtight case. They have an admission of guilt, evidence of him lying to the police multiple times, undeniable property damage, the car door, a deliberate disposal of the body to hide evidence, and the sheer physical difference between them. She likely couldn't have been a threat to him whatsoever, especially since we know for sure that he had a knife on him, and he even said that she was on heroin, something that makes a person much more passive. There's also a crystal clear motive, and the breakdown he had here pretty clearly shows that her killing was intentional. If this isn't death sentence, then it should be life with no chance at parole, no alternatives.

Oh shit, it's 01:00 A.M January 12th. I just discovered this video.

Guess I'll search the news later or tomorrow, maybe I'll find something

Also to be fair for the guys argument he could just say the door opening and closing was either him trying to get her to leave or him trying to leave. I am not saying it wasn’t her, but those options are on the table with his Alibi

@Jin Lee hunny wtf, where r u from? Is already 12/01/22 where r u?

@Scringus Boof totally agree with you mate.

@Little Miss ibonaut still time yet that’s the honeymoon period over tho

THATS MY FUCKING 18TH BIRTHDAY WHAT THE FUCK IMMA WATCH A FUCKING TRIAL ON MY BIRTHDAY BITCHESSSS

yeah if he had already broken her neck then what was all the times the door swung open and he even went to slash her tire for some reason

@Little Miss ibonaut it really bothers me that your response was over 10 characters

@Francisco d’Anconia shit just made me waste away

@Francisco d’Anconia been clean for months at this point

@Scringus Boof yep. Hey if you’re clean now, good job, keep it up. If you’re not you are not alone. Get a phone and call for help. The world wants you back.

@Scringus Boof Yea heroine isn't the drug he should have chose, Meth would be more believable

@Francisco d’Anconia I’ve done lots of F n H and it’s like literally IMPOSSIBLE to attack while nodding lol idk how he thinks his argument will hold in court

@Little Miss ibonaut congrats. Keep up the good work!

@Little Miss ibonaut congrats on getting clean!

@The Spy i guess he claimed he was the one trying to escape lol

I’ve seen a lot of people on the nod and I never saw one attack somebody. Seen some fucked up stuff, but never an attack.

Saw this comment before i finished the video and now i’m sad the trial hasn’t happened yet yikessss hate cases that have not been resolved yet :/ hopefully the ‘self defense’ argument won’t hold in court considering the evidence

What? Self Defense my a**. That door swinging open 3 times with it being immediately shut doesn't seem like self defense to me?. What is that 5 ft 1 girl over powering him 3 separate times.. even if it was(which we all know it wasn't).. why get out.. and slash her tires? Lol. Nothing more I hate than a 'they obviously did it but we gotta reach' case that drags on.

Good info! However she tried to leave three times and he shut the door on her, haha. Not exactly "self defense" at that point


Female detective is again making it about her...dont.waste our time.


There was a glimmer of humanity, no matter how broken it had become. I was hoping that at least one of JCS's videos would end this way. It's... almost relieving to see someone tell the truth and show emotion- NEVERMIND HE PLEADED NOT GUILTY

@Kristoffer Stalsberg  nah he was sorry he got caught, not sorry he killed her

@RazMatazz There's really nothing that weird in talking to yourself. Tons of us do it. And if you're in an extreme emotional state you'd be surprised what comes out of your mouth alone or not, and normal for you or not.

You can tell from the animalistic sounds he makes that it isn't staged. You can just feel that it's genuine emotion. Whether that's remorse or just feeling sorry for himself is another matter.

They have some of ppl being falsely accused so it’s not all bad 🤷🏽♀

@Seda Vesi it was genuine because if he even spoke to his lawyer he would kno not to speak at all

@RazMatazz the person there is going to jail and his emotional status is in the peak so we can't think about the usual when we are talking about him. He will be thinking about a lot of stuffs at the same time. So the most probable case is that he isn't acting but there's still chance he might be but only he knows that and we shouldn't speculate about it since we don't know it.

@RazMatazz Well what if this guy was a wierdo

@RazMatazz Well I don't take too kindly to your words Sir. Not too kindly indeed.

@Seda Vesi Yeah I said "usually". There's weirdos everywhere.

It comes off as acting for the camera to me. People don't usually talk to themselves like that when they are alone.

MY EXACT REACTION. I WAS LIKE "wow he actually has remorse and reason." He's looking back at his life. He had dreams and goals and morals. Ope. Nope jackass.  But I wonder if that was his lawyer telling him to say that.

It's standard practice to plead not guilty during pre-trial court proceedings.

He has since pleaded guilty. I think there was some humanity there, which I didn't see until he said "I'm so sorry, Savannah". That felt genuine.


"He was known for his charm and charisma amongst his colleagues, and also had a lot of success when it came to the opposite sex."<br>My brain absolutely refuses to believe that.

"He was known for his charm and charisma amongst his colleagues, and also had a lot of success when it came to the opposite sex."
My brain absolutely refuses to believe that.

I think they're mistaking charisma and charm with being the boss and having access to drugs.

@AbstractTraitorHero Sounds like you're aromantic. If so, then welcome to the club bud.

@AbstractTraitorHero she goes “I’m happy I’ll never be in a relationship” lol. So long as your happy :)

Yeah, his charm and charisma proved handy when making those beautiful pieces of art, those... "collages"...

@hipsting hey buddy it’s so easy to bash someone when they do something wrong but I’m confident that he was indeed popular and charming lad. You’d be surprised how many criminals aren’t just ugly,socially conservative dudes who lived a horrible life. Plenty of good looking rich folks behind bars albeit how long they remain is a
Different story due to the court system and lawyers.

Your comment sounds ridiculously jealous and someone who thinks all bullies are ugly losers when reality could not be more different. Be careful judging based on looks. Just because they’re pretty or charming doesn’t mean they’re innocent.

Superficial charm and promiscuity are both aspects of the psychopathic personality.

@Melissa Brown lmao the one time I visit this video and you comment about a minute after I open these replies. Coincidences, I tell ya

Indeed, that background research they did in his circle, evidently had not much to do with reality.. Just a junkie simpleton, probably surrounded by such. Charisma? Mitsubishi?

my first thought when i heard that was " yeah probably because he kidnapped all the women he's been with"

@Silky smooth2000 What do you mean friendo?

I believe it to be honest. From the photos he looks like he has a larger than life personality

Have you ever worked in the restaurant industry? I've met 10 of these guys. If you have access to drugs and are decent looking you will have a ton of "success"

Probably don’t get out much then, a good amount of women tend to be drawn to people like this guy


LOL We don't rehearse "multiple times" before an interview. LMFAO now you're just making stuff up.


What I find especially unsettling about all this is the guy was so close to being a normal successful human. I'm 100% certain I would never kill anyone but I doubt this guy thought he would either. I don't know something about that just scares me

@ChaseTrill this guy really hates the food industry

@ChaseTrill this guy really hates the food industry

@Connor Shaw makes you wonder what kind of shit lies dormant in people until they snap. I think the same kinda thing watching those Hoarder shows because they were usuallly mostly normal before some traumatic event and now they are coo-coo bananas.

@Sapphiregriffin I don't think murdering your ex lover for spreading rumours is normal either

@ChaseTrill haha yeah having worked in a kitchen I've definitely seen dudes exactly like this which is why it hits home for me

@ChaseTrill you probably don't even have a job

@ChaseTrill you probably don't even have a job

successful lol he was a cook at Bone Fish

successful lol he was a cook at Bone Fish

normal people don't put their hands on someone else's neck...

normal people don't put their hands on someone else's neck...

@Connor Shaw Exactly. It's like the theory about putting a frog in a pot of water and then heating it up slowly to a boil. The frog doesn't realize the water is heating up until it is too late. These people have slowly gotten caught up in bad situations for themselves. Then one more thing, pushes them over the edge and they snap in the moment.

I wonder if the women were saying things purposefully to push the killers buttons, or not. Said things by accident to push their buttons. Or said nothing, and it was too late as soon as she got in the car.

That gets me all the time. I bet most of them never planned on it but just snapped one day

@nutzeeer One of my friend's was locked up with Raymond Clark, the man that killed Annie Le at Yale and stuffed her body into the wall at the university.  He was/is just like the guy in this video, normal, decent job, no clear signs of anything being off. And then when Annie was going to expose their affair, to both of their significant others he snapped in the heat of the moment and killed her.

Other than that moment, where he snapped, he is basically a normal every day guy.

I noticed that affairs lead to a lot of irrational murders. And more times than not, it's the person who is cheating that committees the murder.

@Cheerios for honkies under what circumstances do you deal with them daily? Because you're talking complete nonsense. My first comment was sarcasm. I was just seeing if you'd agree with it.

@Cheerios for honkies you're incredibly wrong to the point you have to be joking or very young.

@Mikeymurpo yes and drugs change that chemistry.  Which was my point from the beginning

As emotions operate you, as a clue, being outside the normal range is causing abnormal function. It can help to know that. Do you know someone who is that way?

@Cheerios for honkies Yes everyone feels the exact same way as you. Also people who have depression just need to stop being sad and be happy. People who are fat should just stop eating. All of our neuro chemistry and life experience is exactly the same.

@Tyler F  of course but the subject was the capability of every human to kill another not the reason behind it or the situation he’s in

Success at speed comes at others' expense.  Sociopathy is good for both getting ahead in life quickly and killing people.

@tomaa al mbark as self defense yes . Cold blooded murder no

@tomaa al mbark as self defense yes . Cold blooded murder no

It's what makes these stories so interesting and dark. But for the grace of whatever is out there, we could be him. Its something that's under the surface in all of us in some ways. And also why we are drawn to it, to maybe help us understand that unreachable dark part of ourselves and try to rectify that with our own self image.

that's exactly what I think at times when I watch these type of videos.

that's exactly what I think at times when I watch these type of videos.

@Roddy Piper's Irritated Corneas Absolutley. Couldn't have said it better myself

@Roddy Piper's Irritated Corneas Absolutley. Couldn't have said it better myself

It's the realization that anyone is capable of evil.  Knowing that, however, means that you can keep a close eye on what you and I and everyone could become, if circumstances were different, and walk the path of good instead of evil.

@Derek Raynaud eh eh lol its all good. 👍🏽

@Derek Raynaud eh eh lol its all good. 👍🏽

@siu ken ahhh I gotcha, that totally makes sense. And yes, as a native speaker, especially in regards to law, the English language is weird.

@Derek Raynaud Well i just checked the english def of crime of passion (crime passionel in french) and ive to say that english langage is very weird, its regrouping every kind of crime that happens suddently which is false, a "crime passionnel" from the french ppl it only derived from lovely relationship or jalousy.... so you werent wrong since the def in english is totally false.

@siu ken  a crime of passion means a crime in the heat of the moment. Those are the only two options. It was either in the heat of the moment (which it was, its a crime of passion) or it was a premeditated murder. Also he could’ve planned to do it in his car, but he very obviously didn’t plan anything lmao

@Derek Raynaud smh lol wtf you are talking about, a crime of passion is a crime derived from a relationship not from any kind of passion, and i highly doubt that he premedited the crime otherwise the scene couldnt had happened in the middle of the street as he killed that girl in his fuking car, so like i said earlier he snapped, he killed that girl out of pure rage..

@siu ken you literally described a crime of passion. He’s “passionate” about his job, he was scared he was gonna lose it. If it’s not a crime of passion it’s premeditated murder which would mean he meticulously planned out her killing beforehand, which I highly doubt given how this went down

@Trevor Jones  This wasnt a crime of passion Einstein.... pay attention of what you are watching, this video gave u the reason of why he killed her, the girl were about to reveal everything about their relationship, as a manager he could have been fired bcuz of that plus he was in an another relashionship, it seems that the girl probably blackmailed him into staying with her or something that leaded to the discussion in the parking lot then he snapped, it seems that this guy could did everything to kept his place as a chef manager, look how he cherished his coat saying that this is the last time he will have to wear a chef coat,  hes just a cretin, he used his place to fornicate with coworkers but that turned badly at him when one girl decided to not let him getting away with it... poor girl tho.

@BreathofFreshAir here's the thing.  Talking about it is theory.  One must be in a death to death fight in order to really know there true GRIT.  Though I would say, if you're winning a fight and you stop as soon as you can see the other person is helpless, then you don't have a killer instinct...

thats why analog is coming back in a big way

thats why analog is coming back in a big way

its amazing how easy some people check out.

its amazing how easy some people check out.

@Cakelinky this guy admitted to taking aderall before the interrogation that day! So run that by me one more time.  OF COURSE drugs have everything to do with what he’s saying.  He’s an addict.  Pill junkie. I’d bet $ most murderers are drugged out at some point.  I’ve heard actual junkies say they “feel too much”.  Very similar statements made to the one mentioned above .  It’s excusing away their behavior. They don’t “feel” any more deeply than the rest of us.  It’s their damaged brains talking.

@Cheerios for honkies Drugs have nothing to do with what he said

@Cheerios for honkies Drugs have nothing to do with what he said

@Trevor Jones that’s what all drug addicts say.  It’s a way to explain away their behavior .  Just don’t do drugs.

@BreathofFreshAir
it’s the matter of whether they fail while trying to or get overpowered you said freeze as an example if they given time to process the shock and the situation they would fight too unless they given up on life and that’s another whole thing
you either kill to save your life or someone else’s if there’s no other way to prevent harm it’s just instinct that’s in everyone a mother might not kill for herself but she would for her kid

@tomaa al mbark thats not accurate at all. Where every human CAN physically kill another person many humans (even if in a life or death situation) would not kill. Every person has a variety of responses and some people freeze upon a desth situation requiring them to kill. It takes a lot for someone to even kill in defense

@BreathofFreshAir <br>Every human is capable of killing another human if put in a certain situation

@BreathofFreshAir
Every human is capable of killing another human if put in a certain situation

People who are capable of killing someone typically showcase traits in their life that could put that small seed of possibility within them.

@VicVinegar one murderer stated that there are 2 types of murderers "those who feel too much and don't know how to handle it, or those who don't feel at all" this was clearly a crime of passion.

@Drew Yeah but he's not a sociopath with obvious personality disorders like a lot of killers we see. I suppose that's not particularly un-ordinary but I just wonder if this guy would have ever killed anyone and became a successful member of society if he never met Savannah. Don't mistake my curiosity for sympathy though.

Well, it should. That’s why these stories are so riveting. Pinky swear: we don’t kill others.


It’s extremely shocking and sad that she was being attacked in a car in broad daylight, and no one saw it, the cars were parked fairly close to the restaurant too. She thrashed so much you could see the car shake through the security cam, yet not a single person noticed something was wrong? I can’t believe that’s how it went down, if at least one person saw the struggle maybe Savannah would still be here.

I was attacked in that same type of environment, with my purse snatched,  and no witnesses during the early afternoon

Question is how brutal and graphic was the deed and confession that it couldn't be released? Scary stuff..

you know what's shocking?  i got attacked INSIDE  store once, and i yelled as loud as i could (i knew my fiance, his parents, and a woman were standing up front) and NO ONE heard me. the store wasn't even that big.  that was the moment i learned that it's naive to think you're safe just because you're inside a store, with other people around.


I want to know how he is the manager of the place and doesn't even know that there is a surveillance camera in the parking lot

am pretty sure he's crazy he was talking to himself.

@EP true proffesional wearing his uniform during a murder lol

he is a heroin user most users only think about heroin and money thats all they think about, forget about a camera

@DCOM 20 simple explanation but nevertheless true im sure.

Would likely say that it was a chain of restaurants and surveillance camera were owned by the landowner. But also, maybe he's just that of an idiot.

He assumed there were no cameras, because no one mentioned him adding  herb de scab to the lobster bisque.

@Donald Fletcher Good point. That would further explain things.

@Rusty Shackleford When I worked at Wendy's for over a year, there were no signs of any monitor showing a camera feed at any time. Camera feeds were probably handled by a security firm. Cameras are often designed to be a little inconspicuous, I don't recall seeing any outside the building, though there undoubtedly were. I'm kind of oblivious to that kind of thing, though, and its possible this murderous cretin in the video was, too.

@Khaled Salad that's what I was trying to explain man thank you. He's not going to work for the Pentagon

@Asma that is very true you're probably right about that

I don't think he planned to kill her then and there I think he panicked and snapped, killing her out of anger without even thinking how easy it was for someone or cameras to see him.

@Robert Fierce found the low level worker.

@DorkyPorky Doodles yeah thank you but that's not it. It was from the ATM across the street it wasn't even their camera

Because owners may not want it known so it can't be tampered with by Employees.

@Robert Fierce a recommendation letter to work at a restaurant? You’re crazy - lmao 😂

@Donald Fletcher well first of all my condolences to your coworker I'm sure that was hard for all of you guys. But that explains a whole lot thank you for telling me that.

it was from a atm machine at the bank in the plaza if she basically would have parked any where else they wouldnt have seen here i worked there at the time of this.

@Amy Usray ty for that .... I didn't think about that.

I think the restaurant he worked at was in a plaza. So I don’t think he was over the camera system. He’s a complete idiot manager or not for committing a crime on camera.

@Robert Fierce you wouldn't have to be even close to competent. You could be late everyday, or in fact it could be your first day . If you are in charge of the building ( a manager) a server or even janitorial staff how would you not notice cameras and probably a monitor in the very office you do paperwork in.

You seem to think that being a manager this day and age means that you're somehow more competent than the staff itself or people around you. That's not how it works. All you need to be promoted to manager is to have a good track record in your current employment aka. no sick leaves, no fights, showing up on time, do extra shifts, and have a good attitude towards your bosses and for the current staff to like you to a degree aka. have no big issues with them. You need to be relatable and do as you're told that's all, basically any normal decent human. You don't actually need deep skills. By the way it's a fish grill .. you don't even need qualifications. Maybe a recommendation letter if I'm honest.


Lee is a very bad Liar... My cat would be able to tell he was lying...... if he told that story to my cat, 🐈⬛


So being a detective = 50% actually being a detective + 50% acting.

I know a detective, he said a lot of it is theatre, the other bit is actual investogatio

Like what did you expect happened during interrogations?

Detectives come in and sit down

Detective 1: (Stares down suspect in silence for half an hour) Did you do it? 🤨
Suspect: No
Detective 2: Are you sure you didn't do it? 🧐
Suspect: Yes

(Detectives look at each other and angrily exit the room)

Detective 1: SHIT! (kicks water cooler) WE GOT NOTHING ON THIS GUY 😡
Detective 2: (shaking head in disbelief) Yeah. This asshole is good. I guess we gotta let him go and hope he feels guilty enough to do the right thing.
Detective 1: (takes off shoe and sits on floor to pout) I think my toe is broken 😔

Like what did you expect happened during interrogations?

*Detectives come in and sit down*

Detective 1: (Stares down suspect in silence for half an hour) Did you do it? 🤨
Suspect: No
Detective 2: Are you sure you didn't do it? 🧐
Suspect: Yes

(Detectives look at each other and angrily exit the room)

Detective 1: SHIT! (kicks water cooler) WE GOT NOTHING ON THIS GUY 😡
Detective 2: (shaking head in disbelief) Yeah. This asshole is good. I guess we gotta let him go and hope he feels guilty enough to do the right thing.
Detective 1: (takes off shoe and sits on floor to pout) I think my toe is broken 😔

50% poor acting

That female was so unbelievable I was wincing. 😂

50% *poor* acting

That female was so unbelievable I was wincing. 😂

Honestly every job is 50% that job and 50% watching talking and listening

@Norman Jackson that's new information for me lol

@Anas Yousof still a detective just a different kind

@Anas Yousof In most American police departments, Detective is just a rank. There can be many detectives that do completely different investigation jobs. The narrator probably just calls them all detectives because it’s assumed they are one.

I would be 50% a good detective I'm an amazing actor

@Norman Jackson why does he keep referring to them as detectives then??

These are criminal psychologists not forensic detectives


Has the JCS team considered doing an analysis of a convicted innocent person? It'd have to be a case where evidence came to surface after the conviction that without reasonable doubt proved their innocence.

Theo1 holtzclaw was 1000000 percent guilty.

@Theo1 holtzclaw?  He is guilty as sin. Come on.


I'm always impressed by how detectives are able to back someone into a corner by asking the right questions the right way.

These videos have made me realize how much I want to be a detective


That end part where Lee was by himself was fascinating

He wasn't by himself. He was with his demons. He was literally having a converstion with one. Sad AF really. Guy actually had some remorse. Not defending him just saying the whole situation is sad. Shitty upbringing, drugs, toxic relationships. RIP Savanah.

Watching Lee break down when he realized his life was over is the cleanest, best pleasure.

@Specules Gorgoth Outta here with your indoctrinated nonsense. Why fear the inevitable anyway?

@MissLovely42 I don't know what comment of mine you're referring to, as the only one i left was in response to someone saying these videos shouldn't be made public..

Mohaimenul Islam thats is really what is was thinking. It was interesting that he was continually having a conversation between himself and not a simple exchange and thought process, putting blame on others and making it seem like a different side of him almost like and outside source pushed him to that decision.

@S
Did you ever have a job where you were supposed to do something one way but you found a shortcut that saved time and money? This interrogation saved lives. How long before he got spooked and ran? Did it to someone else along the way? Or killed himself before his victims family found justice?

They knew he was guilty of being with her. A confession is the safest thing to try to obtain from a guilty party.

The way they brought him in was shady as fuck though. How do you just pull someone in for questioning about a murder when you said it was old traffic tickets? Why couldnt they have just asked him to come talk about savannah?

I don't understand why people use the word "fascinating"

Hes just a psychopath killer.

Those are popular and allowed these days

Zombite Gaming right?! Oh my god. It in a way makes you feel sympathetic but for half a second! If! He must have known he was recorded. Battling his inner demons or whatever the term is.  Horrible crime. Horrible person. I hope this man gets the full punishment for his actions

@Fish I'm just wondering what kind of criminals are you talking about like anyone who still is doing bad things and haven't changed anything in there life or do you mean by anyone who has ever gotten in trouble in general? I can say that honestly I've been able to change my life around I've done 4 and a half months in jail for a DUI and probation violation and I also had a possession charge but I'm now clean and working I was lucky I didn't get a felony charge in my life but I know that I could have very easily. But I don't agree with murder I really don't know what can make someone else take a life from someone else for nothing or any rapest.

I used to be friends with someone who acted like that. He would lose his mind in fits of rage in public. I think its what happens when a man has anger/control issues.

@Mohaimenul Islam Why do you say that? Curious.

@Specules Gorgoth Yeah, not allowing the public to see possible police misconduct during an interrogation. Sounds great

Reminds me of Leonardo DiCaprio in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood when he's talking to himself and crying in his trailer

"You're a fucking miserable drunk"  hahaha

@heyysimone so so sad. He ruined his life and cut off that beautiful young thing from hers. I count the falling tears as they fall before my eyes. The man will have them tattoo on his face down both sides before his time is come.

@Mister Master it's like feeling sorry for Judas. Yes I can feel it. But it t seems wrong to pity the damned. We will reap what we sow. "As you have done to the least of these my brothers you did it to me!!!"

@SPROJO not yet it's not death we should fear it's the judgment day. Eternal hell fire. That should be Anyone's greatest fear.

@myadorablefosters I laughed the entire time he cried .

I honestly don't think it's normal to fully feel bad for him or find it entertaining and funny it's a bit of both

@Mister Master no quite the opposite. It was gratifying and I want more 🤗

When it was said it wouldnt be easy to watch i got worried he was gonna go all out and whack his head against the wall and it just be gross so i was sort of holding my phone away from me. But it was super interesting watching him just crumble and realise hes going to prison and he cant get out of it now.

You felt sorry for him didn't you? Yes you did, be honest.

It was literally like the angel and devil versions of himself were talking to him!

Yeah, Ive never seen a video like that before. Extreme emotions on display

Almost makes you feel sorry for him. Almost.


Interrogator: So, how long do you know Savannah?

Lee: puffs on a cigarette Savannah? I haven't heard that name in years

Interrogator: So, how long do you know Savannah?

Lee: *puffs on a cigarette* Savannah? I haven't heard that name in years

Sounds like trump...he doesnt know  anyone "according to him" who blamed him for his BS and foul way off being....<br>(Sociopaths be like)

Sounds like trump...he doesnt know  anyone "according to him" who blamed him for his BS and foul way off being....
(Sociopaths be like)

Sometime later: Savannah? I haven’t heard that name since Wednesday

@Aaron Yogurt <b>takes out cigarette</b> Unless... his entire plan was to avoid being caught!

@Aaron Yogurt *takes out cigarette* Unless... his entire plan was to avoid being caught!

Bruh you got me dead, you're next on the channel 😆

THIS IS THE BEST ONE😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 YOU ARE A LEGEND🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣


Detective: "So, how did you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "Hold on, let me grab the novel I wrote about it..."

Detective: "So, how did you know Savannah?"
Lee: "Hold on, let me grab the novel I wrote about it..."

Imagine what an interrogation with Ted Mosby would be like

K L well she did do drugs but not that it matters in the context of him killing her

Loooool!! Guilty son of a gun <br>He tries to smear her character as a druggy and all the detective ask was “how did you meet her?

Loooool!! Guilty son of a gun
He tries to smear her character as a druggy and all the detective ask was “how did you meet her?


As someone who used to work at a bonefish in Florida and do drugs and sleep with other employees, it’s not a bad way to get through college as long as you don’t kill them

Austin Kennedy Uhh what is wrong with you?!

@iosofin well she took perc once in high school

that's not true , WE HAVE PROOF . <br>are you gonna tell us where that body is , Austin ???

that's not true , WE HAVE PROOF .
are you gonna tell us where that body is , Austin ???

Correction: as long as you dont get CAUGHT killing them


I wish this guy would post more, I could binge watch hours of this.

@Joseph P. I really really love his content but in all honesty he doesnt post much to his patreon at all. Despite this, it's still the best dollar I spend monthly. 🤷♀

Joseph Poore do you know if I can subscribe to his patreon in the UK? I’ve never used Patreon before so I’m unsure

I'm subbed to his patreon and his videos are great but to say he uploads "very frequently" is total bullshit. He is probably one of the least frequently uploading youtubers I've ever subbed to on youtube.

But... Every video he makes means another is person dead. Doesn't it?

@Danny Rosero: Yes, but wanting more is the meaning of life, isn't it? :)

I'm on his Patreon. Lots of content there. Don't be like me, though, and binge watch everything. You'll end up right were you started: desperate, and wanting more.

@*Noir Maria* it cost a fucking $1 lol 😂

The patreon is worth the dollar there’s more videos!

Joseph Poore yeah I only just noticed😅 thanks though. I’m considering it aha

NoodlesDuhh check out his Patreon! He upload very frequently there!


Detective: How long have you known her?

Lee: Call me Ishmael. Some years ago—never mind how long precisely—having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world. It is a way I have of driving off the spleen and regulating the circulation. Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my hypos get such an upper hand of me, that it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street, and methodically knocking people’s hats off—then, I account it high time tozz get to sea as soon as I can. This is my substitute for pistol and ball. With a philosophical flourish Cato throws himself upon his sword; I quietly take to the ship. There is nothing surprising in this. If they but knew it, almost all men in their degree, some time or other, cherish very nearly the same feelings towards the ocean with me.

@AxelSpott I have no idea if you're being genuine or not 😂😂😂 I was about to correct you and say it's from Moby Dick but then I asked myself "wait how does he automatically know it's about whaling from the language alone? Is he in on the joke?" and then you summarized the story of Pinocchio and now I'm confused again. Thank you for the unintentional brain twister 😔😔😔

This is a really interesting story. You should finish writing it for real! Like I don’t know what time period this is taking place in but based on the verbose prose and dialogues I would say it’s most likely during the whaling days so I’d imagine these journeys in which you take leave to the seas it would be for the purpose of whaling being that whales provided so much in those days for merchants of all kinds. I just wonder where you could go with it to make it engrossing. Perhaps you become fixated on some object or being that consumes you. Like a whale. And then maybe it swallows you whole and you end up in the belly of the beast. While there you find that your nose grows when you lie and a friend you’ve made along the way, maybe something like a cricket, helps you escape.

I don’t know but you’ve definitely got something here.

Still not long enough. This was like a paragraph in the novel he recited.


Interrogator: "How do you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "...and so we did drugs together and then she brought heroin, did I mention we had rough childhoods?"

Interrogator: "How do you know Savannah?"
Lee: "...and so we did drugs together and then she brought heroin, did I mention we had rough childhoods?"

@Everything13ish I live in Indiana just outside Chicago. I’m well aware heroin addicts can keep up a full time job. I WAS a heroin addict. Most of the chick I was locked up with were heroin addicts. There’s a lot of people who can keep up the facade but it never can last forever. Shit always hits the fan at some point. Some people can ride the wave for a ahwile some can’t. I’d see chicks at my dope dealers constantly just sickly looking sleeping with men for drugs. I’m never going to judge someone’s struggle. I don’t wish the pain I’ve been through on anyone. I even lived in my car at a point. But living that life waking up sick every day chasing dope it’s not something that can last everyone hits there rock bottom. Trust me I know how big the opioid epidemic is. I’ve watched a lot of people I love die. I was simply stating about how drugs don’t discriminate your co worker your doctor the check out girl at the grocery store. Anyone who sells drugs will tell you all kinds of people do it.

Yes, yes, a multitude of rough childhoods. He actually time travelled but each time it just got rougher and rougher

@Gabriel Malek ye he says that as if its normal and not as bad as other stuff (murder)

@Mommy Bat Some? You have worked with hundreds if not thousands. Almost all heroin addicts hold a full time job. And usually actually gain some weight

@Gabriel Malek Bruh what? No shit he's not innocent, taking prescription meds without a prescription means your'e guilt in America. But you've definitely never been arrested if you think admitting your'e on drugs is not normal.

@Stephen Roberts but some people hide it very well. I’ve known several heroin addicts who had jobs paid there bills etc there works never knew. I’m never gonna judge someone for the shit they do in there own time I mind my own fuckin buisness. Everyone’s got some kind of vice or Demons. Addicts aren’t bad people.

@Stephen Roberts I worked at a tilted kilt for quite some time I have seen some shit lol every job I’ve worked at my atleast one or multiple co workers were doing some sort of drug. Drugs don’t discriminate. And I’ve worked as a caretaker all the way to a server a barista a waitress and toys are us and party city lol

@Mommy Bat ive known ppl tryna do h and work and they usually got fired unless.... the managers were doing it too lmao

@Chase  I’ve worked at a lot of restaurants and usually there the ones doing coke because it’s a fast paced job you can’t be nodding out on h serving food lol suspicious

@Gabriel Malek or if they have something worse to hide and doing heroin is somehow the better than the thing you're hiding

Bro, he immediately told them they did drugs like no innocent person would ever fucking say that, unless they're a blabbermouth


“How long did you know her??”

Him: “idk she started using drugs though”

@Enjoin TheGood add means attention deficit disorder which ironically Adderall is prescribed for sometimes

@Sviolinist I think donut dude is talking about adderall, and you're talking about ADHD...

@Donut dude he's rambling because he is guilty not add. If he had add he would most likely go off-topic and start talking about other stuff. but if you don't have ADD and you want to convince the police you continue talking about the same subject for 5 or ten minutes. Add people can't concentrate on the same subject for this long. Figure it out

he took an adderall, so that kinda scuffs everything

@Gusrobang4 GT jcs is right he told us that when a suspect goes on and on and on he is trying to convince detectives of his innocence. And he is not.

What is your name?

IDK but let me tell you that she was doing heroin and um... Yeah I don't know where she is


Ladies beware. These chumps be a dime a dozen.


Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it. It began with the forging of the Great Rings. Three were given to the Elves, immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings. Seven to the Dwarf-Lords, great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls. And nine, nine rings were gifted to the race of Men, who above all else desire power. For within these rings was bound the strength and the will to govern each race. But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made. Deep in the land of Mordor, in the Fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged a master ring, and into this ring he poured his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life.

One ring to rule them all.

One by one, the free lands of Middle-Earth fell to the power of the Ring, but there were some who resisted. A last alliance of men and elves marched against the armies of Mordor, and on the very slopes of Mount Doom, they fought for the freedom of Middle-Earth. Victory was near, but the power of the ring could not be undone. It was in this moment, when all hope had faded, that Isildur, son of the king, took up his father’s sword.

Sauron, enemy of the free peoples of Middle-Earth, was defeated. The Ring passed to Isildur, who had this one chance to destroy evil forever, but the hearts of men are easily corrupted. And the ring of power has a will of its own. It betrayed Isildur, to his death..."

My guy actually quoted the Lord of the Rings haha.

....or, at least he thought he was dead.....but he woke up and realized it was all jyst a dream.

Man I'm wishing I could watch that..... 🤓 in me!!

@ABS BOXING TV And I read all of it, and then wished I was reading the script of the entire movie.


his low quality face reminds me of one of the dalton brothers from lucky luke


I've watched this video a lot and each time, I wonder why he went on this diatribe about doing drugs after being asked 'how do you know Savannah?' I only realised now that it was because he wanted to smear her name as a heroin addict to give himself more credibility

@Szymon Gorczynski true! it also explains his regret after confessing...i think he was high af on something and got paranoid she would say at work they're together so they argued, maybe fought and he killed her in a rage attack

I highly suspect he himself was on drugs when it happened, hence the nonsensical text messages after it happened.

He was just trying to give them a reason as to why Savannah would be missing that wouldn't involve him. He's just too dumb to do it with subtlety.

@SacrosanctExplicator she had no drugs in her system during the autopsy

Wait a minute. So the whole drug thing was fabricated? She didnt do any drugs???

Yes, he was trashing her and thought he was making himself look good.


"So stupid!". He talks to himself like he cheated on someone, not like he murdered, burned and threw away another human being like she was trash.

@Fee V. It is possible to feel more than one emotion about a situation. If someone steals food from a store to feed their family because they truly have no other way to do so, but in doing so takes the food off of someone else's table, would you simply hate them and call them a monster? I would hope not. These situations are complicated. Choosing to hate murderers and defend victims is the easy way - lets you feel moral for a minute. It doesn't help anyone and anyone with sense knows you are only doing it to show off. We all know murder is bad, lol. Manu never said murder is ok, just that critiquing him saying "stupid!" is silly. Obviously, Rodarte feels it was stupid, and it was indeed stupid. He comes across as self-centred, but also less self-centred than most murderers and more introspective than you.

@Manu Shapopi I agree with you. It is obvious that the decisions we make, especially the quick ones, based on our past experiences. Most, if not all, abusers were abused. The victim in one case can become the accused in the next. It's not fair to just say that "he is a monster" and therefore he deserves what happens. I hate what he did, and in no way justify it, but it is possible to feel compassion for both the victim and the accused in all cases. No one, at birth, would choose to lead an unhappy, monstrous life. We would all like to live happy, healthy, moral lives but we do not all get the chance to learn how to do so. I am not saying that he should be given the chance to do this again, but rather that we should focus on the lifetime of events which lead to these horrible ones, and in doing so help avoid them. Calling him a monster is a cheap way to offer condolences to the victim - it does nothing to help anyone, it just makes us feel that we are not that same as the monster. No, we are just lucky to be someone else.

How do you talk to yourself after murdering someone?

@Manu Shapopi what irony are you talkin bout?

Clearly he only gave a shit about how it affected himself. He murdered someone.

@Manu Shapopi never claimed to be smart, but on the other hand I'm not defending a murderer so at least I have that.

Lol, so you don't know what he should say instead, but what he said was wrong. Sound logic👏🏽👏🏽. You're real smart😂.

@Manu Shapopi Lmao its funny how you have a defensive attitude towards this. Don't even know what to tell you, I feel stupid for forgetting to take out the trash, I really hope I never find out what it feels like killing someone. I probably wouldn't call myself stupid though.

Playing with a corpse just goes with the territory.  After the murder it is all about self preservation.

@Black Skellington ...no, you need 80% wounds or above to be classified a monster.

@Fee Vee What was he supposed to say instead? What would be worthy of murder?

Exactly! With wounds to 75 percent of her body!! He is a monster.


Detective: "How did you know savannah?"<br>Lee: "Well, in order to tell that story i'll have to take you back to the day I was born."

Detective: "How did you know savannah?"
Lee: "Well, in order to tell that story i'll have to take you back to the day I was born."

@Adam Henry this comment is just facts lololol

Love your humour....Brilliant...Another stupid one is when people ask "Hows your day been.. So I start at the part where I woke up...

i swear it took him like 10 mins to go through it all i’m half asleep now ffs

Why did I read that in the wonder years narrator voice

Baba O'Riley starts playing
"Woah woah,see that guy right there?"

"Looks like he’s hit rock bottom."

"Well that guy is actually me."

"Now I bet you’re wondering how I got into this wacky situation."

"It all started in the summer of ‘86.”

@John Dough lmaoo not a Stephanie Lazarus reference

@fieryelf i hope people would get it lol

Jodi Arias will take you to the Neolithic era just to tell you she loves the Ten Commandments,  puppies and her totes not jelly relationship with Travis.

Lee: I mean i dont know. it was a million years ago


It breaks my heart how the female detective is acting so much like a caring mother as if it’s her daughter that’s missing…

@MangoRQ Yes.Any battle between emotion and reason the emotion wins.Having the female police officer in the interrogation room with great voice inflection and emotion in her voice helped in breaking the murderer down.

it’s to make the guy feel more guilty and emotional about killing savannah


I don’t think I originally realized what a fantastic job these investigators did. This would be a very difficult case to prosecute without a confession

I agree. They more than likely recognized this and knew they had to push him to it


This is the most emotional I’ve felt in comparison to other videos.. I got goosebumps and started to cry when the narrator explained his confession… that’s horrible.. poor poor girl..and her family. RIP Savannah..


As someone who’s struggled with depression, tragedy, and anger issues I’ve been in bridge burning situations before. None of the actions were murder though and future outcome wasn’t as final is 40 years in prison. Still I can at least get an idea of how Lee was feeling. Although I’ve done stupid things myself I can at least say they my actions were redeemable and that I’m trying to fix things right now.


Watching someone cry over their own actions and seeing self pity is nauseating.   Where were the tears for killing her.

@yowch Well the thing is the narrator who has actual degrees in this shit literally told us, the audience, what is going on, and they still act like they 100% know for a fact it was only fake tears to look pitiful on the camera. Maybe it was maybe it wasn't, but I'm inclined to actually try to learn something from an educational video like this and expand my mind instead of watch it and have that educated narrator's opinion go in one ear out the other just so I can keep my most likely wrong preconceived notions.

Know what I'm sayin'?

@Saita Dosan She was talking about him making himself cry on purpose to receive pity dingus

Or maybe you’re right, I’m just assuming

@Azita Saed There's literally no reason to believe it was fake. Man I swear, some of you people can't even watch the video and get what's going on at the end EVEN WHEN  the narrator is telling us in plain language what's going on and what the underlying psychology of the situation is. All because you think they know sooo much with their degree from Cereal Box University University, Reddit Campus.

I personally feel like it was somewhat satisfying. If that were my family member, I'd like to know he was suffering and scared of what he was faced with now.


Oh man. I was questioned by the Loss Prevention guy at work one time while I was on Adderall one time and even though I was innocent, that level of anxiety is sky high lol. Can't imagine if I was actually guilty lol


29:10 Wow, for the female officer. Manipulation, crying & begging him to appeal to some sliver of humanity left him. Her crying, begging & breaking voice eventually made made him confess....what a calculated performance. I get the feeling that he would probably never confess like that to a male detective. And God bless her partner... my sympathies

@abby r
And too bad he didn't bless those kids in Texas either.
Damn shame..

Too bad God didn't bless Savanna I guess huh?

She’s an amateur that wasn’t a performance lol

@b m Read reply from above 👆🏻. And chill...

@b m because her partner would never be able to hide anything from her lol (joking ofc)

why bless her partner? i didnt hear anything about her personal life other than saying she had a daughter. Did I miss something?


Apparently homicide runs in the family, his sister was arrested for an unrelated murder as well. That aside, never talk to the police without a lawyer. This monster would've gotten out of it on reasonable doubt had he kept his mouth shut.


This is just so incredibly interesting. Thank you for your wonderful work


Some of these techniques are also useful for any manager in any industry (it is also applicable in choosing true friends).   Example and fact.  If you are a newly hired manager who has managers reporting to you.  If you ask, how was your weekend?  The answer should be clear and short.  "it was good"  "It was busy".  If they are start giving you a story from the beginning of time, you have a major problem in your hand, as critical thinking is something the person lacks, which in terms of work, this means the person would not be able to solve simple problems quickly; now, imagine a major issue.   How was your weekend?


Detective: "So how did you know Savannah"

Lee: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. And God said, 'Let there be light' and there was light"

@Jenna Nicole he's giving so much detail that he basically stated the whole of human history

@Jenna Nicole he is rambling on nonsense


Imagine after hours of interrogation and the suspect confessing the crime, the cameras inside that room weren't recording.

That's why they have recorder in there to


Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?"
<br>Lee: "In the first age, in the first battle, when the shadows first lengthened, one stood..."

Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "In the first age, in the first battle, when the shadows first lengthened, one stood..."


I watched this interview on a different channel a few days ago. But I knew I’ watched it from yours again it would be allot more informative. Love your channel


with respect to the victim... can't a single kidnapper or murderer please just study the previous text messages for like a minute before texting? Like it is a very good way to find out something is wrong but just- it almost angers me because it is such a simple gesture, you open the convo you want to text, you look at the previous messages, you copy either mannerisms or genuine wording, AND THERE YOU HAVE A TOTALLY BELIEVABLE EXCUSE. Also... maybe like say something that would align with the victim's personality as well? not just a "I met someone, I'm running away with him".
In this case it would have been more believable that she maybe said that she'd impulsively been at a friend's place, gotten high/drunk, stayed over and asked her mom to not tell anyone as she left for a rehab centre (maybe like confessing that she "had had a problem for a while") in the next town over, saying her phone is about to die but that she will call once she gets there.

I really put no thought into this so there are plot-holes, but like... would shit like this be more convincing? of course, good murderers don't get caught and smart murderers don't put themselves in such an impulsive situation.


Even if I didn’t commit a crime and get interrogated for whatever reason, the thought of a psychologist studying every vocal and physical move that I do alone would make me shit my pants.


8:45 this reasoning falls short when you realize that he knows it's about someone missing and that therefore the police need as much information as they can to help with the investigation, so it would make sense for an innocent person to feel the need to give a lenghty response. He wouldn't necessarily find that to be just an annoyance deserving of short & less helpful answer.

It would make sense for an innocent person to wait on the detectives to ask questions before answering. Her entire history with him wouldn't be important to a detective if he was innocent. Why would an innocent person describe their history with drugs? It's irrelevant. Someone who wanted to help wouldn't do that.


I'm struggling to believe that the breakdown at the end was sincere. I think he's freaked out about going to jail and was trying to get some sympathy


The part that really gets me is his apparent motive. He was going to lose his management position at some shitty restaurant? And that’s why he killed someone? Ok.


I can’t fathom being able to function AT ALL after doing that do someone you had an intimate relationship with… not that I could do anything like that but I’d be a complete mess… crying and vomiting and rolled up into a ball in a corner of some dark room…but he’s just as cool as a breeze! Poor girl… heartbreaking.😞 💔 Rest In Peace Savanah.🌿🥀