It’s amazing she was called in missing within 2 hours. That almost never happens!! Glad the PD took it seriously!

@Morten Kittelsen Yes, denial will work. Sure.

It’s because she was pretty, and young, and white.

Btw..  All of y'all who keep commenting on colour.. Your'e the ones keeping racism alive.

Single white female barstaff.  Surprised they waited that long.

Because of the odd text and abandoned car with personal belongings inside. If your planning on running away you take clothes you take money and you typically take your car

Never ever wait 48 hours before calling the cops. Statistically speaking, they're dead after the first day.

Jamil Salih: lol. Not that there’s anything funny at all about the fact that this girl was murdered. But I literally had written the same thing, more or less. But I erased it cuz I didn’t feel like hearing the bullshit comments that would’ve likely followed it. Real talk, tho. Straight up.

@nicole meneses Creepy how? It is a simple compliment :)

OK, just so everyone knows, the 24 hour thing is a myth. That is not a thing its another movie and TV trope that bs in real life. For an adult they may not put full force into right away, but you dont have to wait that to file it

I gotta believe had this young lady been black this wouldn't have been take so seriously so quickly

Seriously they didn’t dig up the kids from the crazy end of the world couple until almost a year later

And the idiot probably put them on the case sooner than they would have otherwise by sending those texts to her family.

@Chris Mitchell Thats probably because she would have been killed by the cops.

If she had been black, the plot twist would have been that the cops did it.

The messages he sent from her phone were obviously the red flag.

Depends on the jurisdiction. Some allow instant missing persons reports, some make you wait 24 hours.

Korri Roth she’s white, so of course police took it seriously.

Mama Poch yep. I don’t know the man (thankfully) and no way of knowing if the drugs made him do that. Maybe he’s just stone cold stupid naturally, but I’m sure his habit didn’t help thinking. Even a half wit wouldn’t fire off those texts randomly.

This is because of the texts this idiot sent from her phone.  If he hadn't of done that, nobody, except him, would have known she <i>was</i> missing.

This is because of the texts this idiot sent from her phone.  If he hadn't of done that, nobody, except him, would have known she _was_ missing.

Yea it was a white female who gone missing in a nice neighborhood

Korri Roth it’s astonishing seeing as how it’s Florida.

I thought the same thing! Usually they wouldn't do anything; they'd think she just ran off with a guy/friends, was out partying, or just mad at her parents or something. I was pleasantly surprised that they took it seriously as soon as it was reported! Sad how it turned out, though. I think the police really wanted and hoped to find her alive.

I think that's why the woman cop was so hard on him. Because she wanted to find where she was while she was still alive.


<b>Her autopsy was released and showed no drugs in her system for those who may want to know</b>

*Her autopsy was released and showed no drugs in her system for those who may want to know*

Expected. Men who like to harm women always lie and take it to the extreme.

Expected. Men who like to harm women always lie and take it to the extreme.

@Aquascape Dreaming can you tell me how the flux capacitor works & can you find out if the James Webb space telescope is ever going to launch. You seem like the person that could get some answers. 😃

Thanks for the info. Also seems to be some non believers here. It’s very sad they couldn’t do a hair follicle test because that would’ve been truly definitive. I suppose all her hair was burned off when douche was trying to burn the body. I really hope someone is waiting for him the moment he steps out of that prison.

@A human, being this is true for a person STILL ALIVE. Dead people do not secrete anything.

@A human, being this is true for a person STILL ALIVE. Dead people do not secrete anything.

@Kerstin Nilsson as a heroin addict myself I can promise you it stays in the hair for 90 days. ive done jail time for failing one after 2 months clean.

@xxthatsnotmexx you should know heroin is out of your system in about 3 days. I'm an ex addict of 5 years sober for 3. I've taken hundreds of piss tests and still do every 2 weeks. Heroin is in most cases out of your system in 3 days. EDIT: I don't think she was on drugs when she died. She could have been on drugs in the past. Or it could have been a story made up by Lee at the beginning of his interview to discredit and give savvanah a bad image. There are lots of hard drugs that leave your system in 3 days though at least through urine tests. I'm not arguing about savvanah could have been an addict thats speculation. I'm arguing there are drugs that leave your system in 3 days at least detectable from urine.

@Cheyne Smith addicts don't LOOK any sort of way. Are you serious? Do I look like a heroin addict? Do I look like a meth addict? I own a house. I drive a new 2020 Jetta. I have a wife of 11 yrs. Newsflash. I am. <br>Usually it's the cleanest cut people that hide it the best and are hiding a lot.

@Cheyne Smith addicts don't LOOK any sort of way. Are you serious? Do I look like a heroin addict? Do I look like a meth addict? I own a house. I drive a new 2020 Jetta. I have a wife of 11 yrs. Newsflash. I am.
Usually it's the cleanest cut people that hide it the best and are hiding a lot.

@Kerstin Nilsson doubtful, heroin addicts don’t go around telling people they just did heroin.  Especially their manager at work.

@Boo Peep precisely what I was about to say before seeing your comment. Although, I don't know if burning her body might have contributed to removing any drugs present in her body. I know that in the case of activated carbon, soaking it in hydrogen peroxide, then subjecting it to intense heat will burn away all impurities it collected and recharge it for use in a water filter.

I almost knew that .. it didn't make sense.

I almost knew that .. it didn't make sense.

@soshistars lol, quick i have to find my comment and delete 😂

@soshistars lol, quick i have to find my comment and delete 😂

Yea, she looked clean cut, too clean for heroin.

Yea, she looked clean cut, too clean for heroin.

@soshistars cause people are stupid, thanks for the info. I was curious as to whether that was even true or if he was just trying to tear down her character like many of these people seem to do.

he could have just said she was on heroin to make her look worse and maybe make it seem like that’s why she was “missing” after her being in his car

@Jessica meth, heroin, coke and a ton of pills and some steroids all get out of your system after like 3-4 days max

@Jessica meth, heroin, coke and a ton of pills and some steroids all get out of your system after like 3-4 days max

Meth and heroin leave the system as fast as the buzz finishes that's why they are so addictive

Meth and heroin leave the system as fast as the buzz finishes that's why they are so addictive

@trance dj Thank you.I always think of those ppl who kills in raged if you will.Why they can not stop in the moment what made them no able to do so,they born with anomalia pathologica with killings instincs.Humans are the most dangerous animal on EARTH.

@Farmer Fpv they don't test for heroin they test for morphine or more specifically morphine metabolites which is what remains in your body after the morphine (which is what your body breaks H down to) is metabolized.  hence 5-7 days  usually more closer to ~5 tho for most people.  also depends on the amount said person was using.

@aft no the one you wanted was blackened.

@aft no the one you wanted was blackened.

@zobeya diaz really prob meth.  he prob said that because they both show the same on a drug test.

@zobeya diaz really prob meth.  he prob said that because they both show the same on a drug test.

@Spit823 they don't get metabolized when you're dead.

@Spit823 they don't get metabolized when you're dead.

Yeah cuz i was wanderin, if she accelerated her death by doing  crackhead slapping stuff to the guy, a guy that in the end showed his "instability", but if not, as u say, he's the one into hard drugs. Thinking of how he noveld her addictions, how much he thinks it's Bad. Internet kinda cool whn u high

The fact that your comment got that many likes just shows ignorant most people are...*it's heart-breaking if you ask me

The fact that your comment got that many likes just shows ignorant most people are...*it's heart-breaking if you ask me

And she worked at Bonefish Grill? Unheard of. Someone has manipulated the toxicology report

And she worked at Bonefish Grill? Unheard of. Someone has manipulated the toxicology report

@Fab G Agree, it depends on what test they give you..if its blood and urine some drugs can be out of your system depending on dosage...but if they tale a hair sample you are fucked

I used to take opiates. I would get piss tested all the time and I don’t think I ever tested positive. They even tested my blood in the hospital one time after an accident to try to prove a dui and I had done morphine the night before and I tested negative. I think it just depends on ur metabolism, and piss tests, if you drink water a lot u can pass anything including marijuana.

Follow The Grow does heroin make you paranoid?

Follow The Grow does heroin make you paranoid?

@Jessica heroin gets out of my system in 2 to 3 days. Coke gets out of my system in 2-5 days. Thc can get out of my system in 2 or 3 days as well. If its only a few hits.

@Fab G thc can get out of your system in 72hrs if you only take 1 or 2 moderate hits. This is only the case if you have been completely clean prior to doing those few hits

Where can we view it? It’s not that I don’t believe you...H will stay in your urine for a a week or less, more for a habitual user, but be undetectable in your blood after like, 3 days...that’s why mandatory drug screening uses urinalysis as their preferred method of screening. Pills tend to stay in the urine longer, and blood a Little linger but not much...not to say this dude isn’t a total POS and is in ANY WAY justified in what he did-and I could see him exploiting her being potentially active in her addiction as a way to discredit or devalue her existence, which is another low blow..Addiction is a disease, it’s the devil, and it’s a devil I know, so please understand that I leave this comment with 0% judgement...I’ve had friends who’s lives ended by straight up Obvious foul play, but because they were known H users their deaths were written off as either OD or potential suicide...I had one friend who was an addict for 20+ years...a “pro” if u will...when this mom of 3 who admittedly was no angel but a loving mom
Doing the best she could was found unresponsive with TWO new spikes laying next to her? We all knew there was something wrong...this girl was NOT suicidal, and  didn’t NEED a backup...she certainly knew what she was doing, and none of her gear was damaged...it took them like a day to write her off as an OD...
Sadly, this assholes strategy to focus on her drug use was smart because (at least where I’m from) police hear “Heroin” and tend to just want to blame the one who was afflicted...glad it didn’t work out for him tho..
Source: Recovered addict of over 15yrs.

Farmer Fpv ok so call me a nut job because I’m uneducated when it comes to hard drugs, makes sense 😂

Farmer Fpv ok so call me a nut job because I’m uneducated when it comes to hard drugs, makes sense 😂

Stephanie Campbell if that’s neither here nor there why’d you say it? That was a really stupid comment 🤦🏽♀

Stephanie Campbell if that’s neither here nor there why’d you say it? That was a really stupid comment 🤦🏽♀

@INTOODEEPSTL Stephanie Campbell, the pseudoname of a girl, was murdered by Lee Rodarte.

@INTOODEEPSTL Stephanie Campbell, the pseudoname of a girl, was murdered by Lee Rodarte.

inconsequential. unimportant. drug use never warrants murder. not by cops, or anyone else

inconsequential. unimportant. drug use never warrants murder. not by cops, or anyone else

@Kerstin Nilsson its not nearly that fast, fastest is saliva at about 5 hr and blood about same, urine takes days

@Kerstin Nilsson its not nearly that fast, fastest is saliva at about 5 hr and blood about same, urine takes days

@Spit823 not at all, some do some don't, many take a long time...for example pot takes about a month, many others have a long half life, coke passes through relatively fast

@Spit823 heroin takes 2-7 days to get out of your system, and if she was taking it often like he said, it would've been in her system longer than 2 days.

@Fab G Addarell what that does?.Sorry.Thanks.

@Fab G Addarell what that does?.Sorry.Thanks.

@Kerstin Nilsson And, based on that you assume that this lying murderer is telling the truth? I'm sorry but that is not enough evidence to conclude that this young lady was high on heroin when she got into his car. I, for one, don't believe anything that a murderer says especially when they are saying it to try and lessen their crime.

@Boo Peep Thank you! Thank you and thank you! You have conveyed that you are in fact a logical and analytical thinker who also understands empathy. Those two things are difficult to find in one human being. At least, this is what I have gathered from experience. You are right. People will make up anything to try and get themselves out of trouble. I do believe that this information is vital to Savannah's character. It proved that she was not in fact paranoid from heroin when she got into Lee's car. Anyhow, whoever got paranoid from heroin? Thanks for pointing out what should have been the obvious.

This is important as guys when they murder girls love to say they were the guy saying no to drugs

This is important as guys when they murder girls love to say they were the guy saying no to drugs

Yall missed the point. He was a liar and possibly lied about more than just not MURDERING HER. We can assume he probably lied about her character as well.

Fab G. Nit true, cannabis can be in our system for weeks even months due to it beeing stored in the fat of the body. If you ever take drugs in you life it will show in your spinal fluid almost the rest of your life. If they take a pice of hair it can be maped out like the rings of a tree and will show cemicals that is not native to the body. Drugs kan be traced for a long time after use. BUT! It only stays in the blood for 24 hours or so

@Fab G Also, depends on what kind of analyzes you do

@Fab G Also, depends on what kind of analyzes you do

Stephanie Campbell Who’s to say she was even a drug addict? You gonna believe the dude who murdered her? I don’t..

Stephanie Campbell Who’s to say she was even a drug addict? You gonna believe the dude who murdered her? I don’t..

@Spit823 only for blood or urine. It never leaves your hair until you shave it off

@Spit823 only for blood or urine. It never leaves your hair until you shave it off

@Spit823 maybe if there was no build up because you're not a habitual user but pretty much anything besides alcohol will still test positive for atleast 3 or 4 days.

@JOHN DOE Yeah, at least when you're high. Possessing it can totally make you paranoid though, when you're close to sober at least. The kind of paranoid he is trying to claim only really comes with "upper" type drugs though.

Kerstin Nilsson yeah but ima junkie man heroin def don’t make you paranoid

Kerstin Nilsson yeah but ima junkie man heroin def don’t make you paranoid

@Michael Myers LSD isn't detectable in a urine test before you're trip is even over(typically 12 hours) I don't know if it would even be detectable in other tests either seeing as the dosage for a trip is measured in micrograms, which are insanely small. I'm not 100% sure as it's been several years since I was into researching drugs, but from what I remember LSD is the most potent drug by weight on the planet. And even if you were to accidentally take 1000 doses worth at once, it's highly unlikely that you'd have any form of lasting physiological harm. Psychological is another matter, but it wouldn't directly kill you or damage your body.

Fab G Drugs don’t magically evaporate, they leave your body through secretions such as urine, feces, and sweat. If she was on drugs when she died then the drugs would still be in her system. Drugs don’t naturally decay either, they are broken down by the body and turned into metabolites that leave through secretions. We use these metabolites as a way to detect for drugs. Heroine has a half life of a couple hours and then breaks down into 6-MAM (the metabolite used for detecting heroine) and can persist for days to weeks. Point is you people have no scientific training in toxicology and as such shouldn’t be questioning the report as if you do.

@Spit823  Where do I get drugs that are not detectable after 36 hours?

@Spit823  Where do I get drugs that are not detectable after 36 hours?

"that means nothing--"

no, it means everything bc he was literally claiming that this all happened while she was high and hitting him when he was assaulting her in the back of his car. not only was she not high, but she also was probably only hitting him for self defense.

@Kerstin Nilsson it doesn't really work like that, they(heroin) leave behind metabolites that stay long after that can be traced. Not to mention different tests are more or less likely to show up longer, like hair and nail folicle tests will show for way longer. If she was indeed an addict or even on the stuff when she died then it would be in her system still either way. So yes, he was more than likely lying that she was high when he killed her because her body would've stopped metabolizing it at that point.

@soshistars I was wondering the same thing, your harmless comment sparked an argument somehow.

@soshistars I was wondering the same thing, your harmless comment sparked an argument somehow.

@Kerstin Nilsson that's no true. Heroin has a half life of roughly 6 mins however once in your body it metabolizes into morphine. Morphine, depending on weight, metabolism, roa, can stay in your system for days. I'm a recovering addict I know this stuff 1st hand.

<b>I literally just commented about her autopsy showing no drugs for those who were curious to know that’s all, I don’t understand why I’m getting replies saying that it doesn’t prove anything... I never said it did</b>

*I literally just commented about her autopsy showing no drugs for those who were curious to know that’s all, I don’t understand why I’m getting replies saying that it doesn’t prove anything... I never said it did*

He’s probably telling the truth about the heroin. It has like a 30 minute half life and is out of your system insanely fast

He’s probably telling the truth about the heroin. It has like a 30 minute half life and is out of your system insanely fast

You all are talking about how long it takes drugs to leave a living body. The autopsy report was on a dead body. I don’t think dead people are metabolizing any drugs in their system or continually excreting them through urine or poop or even sweating. You guys are googling the wrong data.  You’re arguing apples to oranges trying to discredit the autopsy report.
Just like a victim’s last meal it doesn’t go anywhere so at autopsy days or weeks later they can still tell what you last ate.
In a living body by the end of the day your breakfast is long gone. You can’t compare the two and expect the same results.

I think the OP is pointing out another lie that this guy told that was proven untrue.   Lies that hurt a person or a victim’s reputation needs to be set straight in the public record for both them and their families and loved ones sake.
Desperate people make up all kinds of sick stuff in an effort to get out of trouble too many people believe it to be true and the victim can’t set the record straight in their own defense.

That literally means nothing. Drugs pass from your system within 24-36 hours.

That literally means nothing. Drugs pass from your system within 24-36 hours.


I wonder if there’s any interrogations we could watch where a guilty suspect was able to convince the investigators they were innocent, only to get caught later through more evidence?

@Madeline Harper just search it on YouTube. Came up right away for me

@What do you live for? - his avatar is a picture of charlie from "always sunny" wearing mack's optical patdown sunglasses.

Tons, im sure.  Usually its the real social ones who also have no conscience.

@Ashley Dempsey would definitely love a link

@Ashley Dempsey that's a gd classic lol, one of the best videos of all time

Ted Bundy but vidoes might be taken down I guess

Check out Larry Nassar's first interrogation video.


It's such a small thing but the fact that he mentioned that she had it rough growing up makes me so angry. He knew her , knew of things she'd been through because she'd trusted him enough to tell him about it and he still took her life and dared to try to make her look bad to save his own ass .

@Prince JellyFish What L? Cause I expanded the reasons why is a tragedy someone is murdered and some girls want to cry that "we're more than just that!" Well yeah, no shit, but the point was it has effects on everyone around her, not just her herself. But the girl power squad seems to assume I'm looking past her own loss and only making it about her relationship to other people, which I'm not, I'm simply expanding the depths to which a single death can have a ripple effect across time.

I thought that was a bit interesting too, using shit to paint her as bad. It’s not a guarantee, but he’s parents were suspicious of the random texts and called the police for help in under two hours, seems like she might have had a good family.

@peterthehansmann To the contrary, if you have a rough childhood it might be because your parents are controlling and abusive. I'd been beat for coming home late from school. But even if her parents are responsible and loving and have the best intentions, it doesn't mean she didn't have a rough childhood. Many things could have caused that, we really don't know for sure. Her parents might not have been the cause, or maybe it was only one parent. All we really know is that it probably wasn't neglect.

@sulana Okay dude. Cry more I guess. Already explained in my previous comment, but you people will find a reason to be mad at literally anything, especially if it's a man saying it.

@Cindilas it wouldn’t be a problem if it wasn’t said constantly by everybody to women about everything bad that happens to them. Then your defensive statement was “I’m a man, I think in terms of lineages biologically (whatever that means)” Reeing about “MUH MALE BIOLOGY, you don’t understand I NEED to be sexist” after u get called out isn’t a good excuse 🥸 evopsych fail

@Jonathan Blind oooh yeah, a <i>female</i> . Or, you know, maybe this is just one in thousands of comments which all focus on different aspects of this case? Suggesting that I don't care about the murder just because I talk about alleged abuse makes no sense, chill out

@Jonathan Blind oooh yeah, a _female_ . Or, you know, maybe this is just one in thousands of comments which all focus on different aspects of this case? Suggesting that I don't care about the murder just because I talk about alleged abuse makes no sense, chill out

Leave it to a female to focus more on slander and gossip than just the flat out murder

Imagine all the angry ghosts, who’s character get attacked but they can’t object.

@Iulia Ionela Petcu is that really what you got out of that? Why be so petty?

@Iulia Ionela Petcu Yeah, that goes without saying. It doesn't need to be stated the loss of a life is sad for the person who dies. Obviously. But what I was stating that so many people seem to miss is that her death affects not just her, but many people in the future that will no longer have the chance to spend their lives in her company. It's not a reductionist statement as so many here seem to think, but rather an exaltation of the importance of a single human life on now just the individual, but potentially many other lives and bloodlines altered forever.

@Cindilas She could have been anything, not just somepne to a man. Her life had value in its own, not because she could have been a potential wife 🙄

It makes me even more sad to know that her childhood and life wasn't great. He took her life away from her before she truly got to experience happiness.

@Ron the Ron all good, I appreciated your well thought out and respectfully comments 👍. Good to see some dialogue on YT

@Bob Franklin yeah don't worry ahah, that's what I was saying

@Ron the Ron a rough childhood doesn't always come from your parents. Sometimes they're the only thing that keeps it live-able. I speak from experience on this front.

Yeah, murderes tend not to care about that kinda thing.

@Ghosty Frost Were you not listening, he was making up stories and lying for five minutes straight. I’m sure a good 10% of that was real

@Okay M8 do you use derogatory terms for sexually active men as well? lmao

@Cindilas lol, white knighting for who? i’m a woman myself. if men actually thought like that, they’d say it about other men that get murdered too - which i have literally never seen, unless they had a wife or child already. fair enough if you do, but i’ve never seen men spoken about like that.

@demi bk Stop white knighting. Obviously it's sad regardless of the perspective when any young person with potential dies prematurely. I am a man, I think of things in terms of bloodlines and lineage. It's just how men think biologically, so of course it's sad that she didn't get to experience love to that degree and have a family.

@Cindilas why do people always say this when a woman gets murdered? you didn’t even speak about what she herself could’ve done, only what some non-existent people missed out on. it’s kind of bad when you think about it.

@cindi locket ist guess her family is still crying

@Okay M8 thats what he said.
You could propably never tell why he did it.
You cannot trust somebody who said things like that

@Ron the Ron yea ist actually agree to your statement but in this case he tried to let them believe that he was doing way worse than it actually was (i think)

@peterthehansmann don't worry your English is good! While that is a possibility I feel the need to politely disagree on that last part..? Abuse often comes from parents but not always, you can be very close to your family and still have experienced some kind of trauma; it can be a domestic incident, a fire, explosion.. sexual abuse, which is much more common, especially with children, than people think and will scar anyone for life, or even just disorders or health issues, Americans have a terrible healthcare, any child growing up with some kind of disability or illness will struggle immensely, dysphoria and dysmorphia, chronical depression, chronic pains...
Trauma works in many different ways, I know you're not trying to downplay anyone's experience but it's important to keep in mind :')
As for this specific case you're right, we'll never know

Nah
That is simple psychology.
If somebody has a rough childhood they are more likely to have an addiction or to be mentally ill
That was what he tried to let them believe
Idk about somebody with a rough childhood whos parents call the police after they disappear for 2 hours.
(Sorry for my english)

I agree. Also this comment just made me realise I don't actually know why he killed her? Did they end up saying why? Was he angry at her for something or jealous or.. did you guys pick up on it? Not that there is any excuse or reason for something like this 😔 I'm just curious.

Poor girl. She would have grown up and been someone's wife, someone's mother. someone's soulmate has been murdered for his selfishness. Vile.

I had the same reaction. This makes him an even bigger POS for surr


When he's crying and having an emotional breakdown at the end, his tears aren't for his victim. He is mourning his future. He knows his life is over. He knows his freedom is gone. He knows the rest of his days will be spent in a cage in the company of violent men. What a horrifying realization, to recognize that your life is essentially over. That's a hard reality, hitting you square in the face. I don't think I could handle it, knowing that my life is over and the rest of my days on this beautiful planet will be spent in the confines of a single room in a single building.

To be fair he’s getting booked in the American prison system for murdering a woman. His life won’t last much longer

Stephen LIBERALS have ruined the justice system? Take your tinfoil hat off please

@Intrspace in uk specifically, infuriating

@Intrspace in uk specifically, infuriating

Or, he's crying for his victim after he made a rash decision out of anger and panic. <br>"Evil is not elsewhere its you" - Jordan Peterson

Or, he's crying for his victim after he made a rash decision out of anger and panic.
"Evil is not elsewhere its you" - Jordan Peterson

@Col. Hans Landa Uuuuuh....... colonel seems like you've seen a lot.

The sad thing is our prison system is only going to make him worse and not better.

<b>Munches popcorn loudly</b> It's a great show!

*Munches popcorn loudly* It's a great show!

Savannah also shouldn’t have been running her mouth in the backseat of the car

Obviously lol. He even says “fucking savannah” in a way that makes it seem like it was her fault

God damn that last sentence hit like a truck. Man that’s scary

Anyone else notice the point he realises he might be being recorded and starts acting remorseful? Maybe he was but he suddenly went from "f***ing Savanna" to "you were nice to me" or something like that. From the sound of the injuries inflicted it was an act of rage and hate, it would be interesting to see a tox report for both of them. Two lives lost, it's just sad.

These two...on Prince Andrew! I would pay!!

These two...on Prince Andrew! I would pay!!

I don’t feel the least bit sorry for him. He may have ruined his own life but that was a side effect of the fact that he ended a woman’s life.

Not only that but u have to fight everyday and keep all eyes open cuz u never kno who will stab you out of no where

Luckily it's quite easily avoidable, by just not killing someone.

i mean, its hard to cry for the victim in a moment where your life is over.

yeah good thing it's really not that hard to just not murder people

Not in Europe where you get only up to 15 years for murder :p

Exactly. Hopefully that inspires people to live a righteous and criminal-free life.

It’s worse than death. There’s drugs and violence and rape and gangs in prison. Righteous vengeance feels good, but academics and religion condemns that shit, it doesn’t work as a deterrent, and the morality of an eye for an eye would leave the world blind. Has to be another way man.

BensoNNicK 16 “You will WAIT...... for the whipped cream.......”

Yup. If he was going to be wracked with guilt and remorse after killing her, he wouldn’t have killed her. He decided her death was an acceptable outcome, but only if he got away with it. Reflecting about how he actually didn’t get away with it has just got to be tough. The Col. Russell Williams interview highlights this realization poignantly. He just didn’t see it coming.

Well put , im a multi tour combat veteran that had the misfortune of being locked up for 991 nights in a max secure prison (level 4 yard) every day felt like 3 the violence didn't bother me as it was part of my life since my earliest memories , it's the sheer boredom constant talk and drama from full grown men . it can absolutely brake your human spirit and sense of life quickly if your not equipped to handle it . that was over 13.5 yrs ago since then I've gone to tech school (master Plummer) married with<br>2 kids a house and cabin I'm living life as slow as possible now . Be careful in those heated moments and listen to that voice of reason coming from your conscious . ✌

Well put , im a multi tour combat veteran that had the misfortune of being locked up for 991 nights in a max secure prison (level 4 yard) every day felt like 3 the violence didn't bother me as it was part of my life since my earliest memories , it's the sheer boredom constant talk and drama from full grown men . it can absolutely brake your human spirit and sense of life quickly if your not equipped to handle it . that was over 13.5 yrs ago since then I've gone to tech school (master Plummer) married with
2 kids a house and cabin I'm living life as slow as possible now . Be careful in those heated moments and listen to that voice of reason coming from your conscious . ✌

When in prison often times they transfer you between states so he might be able to do some traveling just not much sightseeing.. <br>Rest in Peace Ms. Gold

When in prison often times they transfer you between states so he might be able to do some traveling just not much sightseeing..
Rest in Peace Ms. Gold

No matter how bleak things get the human body can be incredibly optimistic...almost a survival instinct. You're body knows and understands life will go on even if you consciously deny it

Ernie the Giant Chicken really? what the fuck is 5 years? People waste that amount of time on more trivial things. Or people live in worse hells like abusive relationships. Also imagine prisons in Canada yeah must be one of the easiest to get out alive and reasonably healthy.

@Ernie the Giant Chicken Its total BS. We need harsher laws. Liberals have ruined our justice system.

Mister Justice It's a hard feeling, it's gut wrenching ...def not worth ANY crime that lands you in prison or county jail.  Yes I've been there in my STINKIN THINKIN 20's and it taught me a big lesson.  I did my bit, got out to never return that was 27 yrs ago  I'm 52 yrs old to date BUT nothin as serious as this ... Mine was drug dealing PCP

@Col. Hans Landa Would you like a fresh glass of milk??

Col. Hans Landa Lee’s case displayed a level of irrationality that is abnormal.  Sure he killed savanah, but he also burned and discarded her corpse and strategically planned a way to get away with it.  That’s definitely not something we can all be capable of doing.

This was very elegantly said!  I agree 100%.  Such a surreal realization and moment!  I couldn’t even imagine it,  it’s almost like he is dying himself because all those visions of the future we anticipate to experience will forever be unfulfilled.  He deserves it tho.

I've seen irrational moments from a lot of people. We are all capable of malevolence and turning into a murderer given the situation. Couple bad days and you might turn into him. And with this knowledge now u know u should be careful. He may have had aggression issues though.

I like the voiceover ... "its hard to watch this guy like this, but its ok not to feel bad for killers"

It's a hard fate, but murder means that not only has he taken a young woman's ability to ever experience any of those things again, but he has also taken away a human being from her family - they will never hold her, smile with her, or enjoy life with her again.<br>You're right, he's crying for himself.

It's a hard fate, but murder means that not only has he taken a young woman's ability to ever experience any of those things again, but he has also taken away a human being from her family - they will never hold her, smile with her, or enjoy life with her again.
You're right, he's crying for himself.


You can tell that he is sincerely sorry...that he got caught.

Kitt Whisky look the case up he’s a horrible person who kills periodt point blank

TekaiGuy omg look the case up,it wasn’t an accident

Mrdestiny17 exactly bc I know I would starve before I let my baby son starve an I know most would do the same but unfortunately there are a few humans out there that wouldn’t careless an only care for themselves sadly

gasai yuno Thank you. Apparently we lose empathy for other people when they have done bad things. People fuck up, some (much much much) worse than others. But this isn't the type of guy who I'd want to rot in jail. This is someone who genuinely is remorseful and has a high chance of rehabilitation in my opinion

I’m not sure, even when it’s more a crime of passion than something planned, that these people ever miss the person or regret the person is gone. I just have a feeling that if you’re capable of those feelings you’re not really capable of crossing the line and also trying to cover up the crime.

hey, i "liked' your comment, but that put the number up to 666 and i freaked out - so i had to delete it, but i LIKE your comment! haha

@psiDaylight Agreed. Lot's of people here seem to think psychology is very simple, and every killer is some cold blooded psychopath. A shot in the dark is that maybe he had had rage control issues, went way too far, killed her and panicked. He's clearly grieving (for his own life mostly in this moment), but he is clearly remorseful for what he did to her. Cold blooded killers don't have breakdowns after they confess. They sure as hell don't apologize to their victims either.

When the gravity of the situation settles, I could bet that he'll be thinking about the lives he destroyed, and it'll weigh on him.

Doesn't seem/sound like he's sorry Savannah lost her life... he's only sorry about how this will ruin his own life. Total narcissist!

@I'm Jayelee I Wish I Were A Billionare I somehow don't think that was going through his mind. I don't think he had any ulterior motives there, as if he would think footage of him admitting he did it and saying he felt bad would cut him slack in court. Seemed genuine. Doesn't excuse what he's done, but at least there's something deep inside him.

I don't believe that. He was there by himself apologizing to his victim. He was beating himself up over it. He genuinely felt remorse. The true test of a person's character is when they're alone. And he was remorseful by himself. I feel for him, to an extent.

Mrdestiny17 bears do that cos they’re both starving and they know the baby bear won’t stand a chance on its own

I think he did have remorse ("Savannah was nice to you...") while it obviously wasn't self-defense, i don't think he wanted to kill her or it at least wasn't premeditated. They probably had an argument about her talking openly about the relationship, and maybe about the drugs, he became angry and wanted to beat her/scare her/shut her up and accidentally killed her, panicked and made a plan on the spot to text the family and hide the body. He might've been on something himself, or has serious anger issues/has abused women before.

A liar, woman-beater and murderer but not a premeditated murderer or a remorseless psychopath.
At least that's my take i'm not the detective idk lol

It could have been an accident, you never know. If it wasn't, then certainly someone has accidentally killed someone else somewhere in the world. And the thing about accidents is... you never intend for them to happen. With that being said, I'm curious to know how you would respond if such a circumstance befell you. What if a chef serves someone raw meat by accident and it leads to their death? What if that was you? Would you lay yourself on the alter? Would you? Or would you hope it goes under everybody's radar? The truth is you don't know until you're in the middle of it and have to make a decision. That's why I don't mouth off about what I would or wouldn't do if I haven't personally lived it. Long ramble, I know, but only took a short minute to type.

@petef15 im glad [most] humans arnt like wild animals who only care about surviving. Imagine a world where we evolved from bears that eat their own offspring to survive

Everyone would be. The number one person in all our lives is ourselves, apart from perhaps when we have children.


Interrogator: “How long have you known her?”

Lee: “Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them...”

<b>3 huge paragraphs talking about butterflies in the replies</b>

*3 huge paragraphs talking about butterflies in the replies*

@Simon WoodburyForget but the more pressing question is to what extent are butterflies aware of their own existence? Do they wrestle with existential conundrums? Is their life cycle truly an evolutionary process, or is it actually a statement about change and rebirth? The prodigal infant, as it were, awakening to new revelations... Are butterflies trying to communicate the deeper questions of existence, and what change really means in terms of actuality, or metaphorical concepts? Are butterflies aware of the effects their mass has on the orbit of Jupiter's moon, Europa? I think they are. I believe they have a deep and instrinsic grasp of how they exist both terrestrially and celestially, simultaneously...

@Mr. Random Butterflies have the typical four-stage insect life cycle. Winged adults lay eggs on the food plant on which their larvae, known as caterpillars, will feed. The caterpillars grow, sometimes very rapidly, and when fully developed, pupate in a chrysalis. When metamorphosis is complete, the pupal skin splits, the adult insect climbs out, and after its wings have expanded and dried, it flies off. Some butterflies, especially in the tropics, have several generations in a year, while others have a single generation, and a few in cold locations may take several years to pass through their entire life cycle.

Butterflies are insects in the macrolepidopteran clade Rhopalocera from the order Lepidoptera, which also includes moths. Adult butterflies have large, often brightly coloured wings, and conspicuous, fluttering flight. The group comprises the large superfamily Papilionoidea, which contains at least one former group, the skippers (formerly the superfamily "Hesperioidea"), and the most recent analyses suggest it also contains the moth-butterflies (formerly the superfamily "Hedyloidea"). Butterfly fossils date to the Paleocene, about 56 million years ago.

"You should have gone with. There's a million Lee's."

but when the world needed him most, HE VANISHED... ah lee


I'd be useless as a detective.
The guilty perp would be telling me all this stuff and my mind would just start wandering and I'd completely zone out, then they'd finish talking and I'd be like
"Yeah? Thats crazy..."

Bahaha that’s what I always say during interrogations on YouTube they stop and I’m like omg that’s crazy lol tell me more lmao

I'll be like

Me: Did you do it?
Suspect: No
Me thinking: He's a tricky one.

@Baki Elh: This can only work when the detectives have hermetic, air-tight evidence, like the video. Without this -- Take a cold one.

To Gord: These detectives are heavily trained.

Promoted right to chief of the department

@Gord Kennedy hahahaha that’s funny💀. It’s like, yeah fam I realize what the detectives needed to do…😅

the cops didn't need to pay attention to what he was exactly saying in this case they just needed a confession as well as frame the discussion in such a way to put indirect pressure on the sus and gradually ramp pressure hoping the psychological torture for hours on end gets the best of them, they have a standard algorithm they go through in order to get there

i honestly started to zone out when he started rambling about how he knew her.


Does every chain restaurant have that one guy in his late 20s going after waitresses who are 19-21, and who is 100% that guy who has shirtless photos of himself wearing a sombrero and holding a bud light?  Just seems like there’s a requirement every restaurant ever has, to fill at least one position with that type dude.

@blake hebert
Same, even back in my last year of uni I was 22 and it felt weird af when 18yr freshman showed interest. They seemed like kids lol.

But agree it’s def hilarious seeing 40yr old guys posting selfie’s on social media and stuff trying to act young it’s so cringe lmao.

Kinda sad those men never were able to be fulfilled with a family of their own (some even have families btw), they just have some weird perversion that controls their life to where nothing else matters.

I don't hold his douchery ways against him. It's his murderous tendencies that I find most unappealing.

I don't hold his douchery ways against him. It's his murderous tendencies that I find most unappealing.

Walmart would never employ somebody like that.

Walmart would never employ somebody like that.

@Chris Bollow I snorted when I laughed as I read this exchange lol

@Chris Bollow I snorted when I laughed as I read this exchange lol

They also smoke ciggs but never have their own.

They also smoke ciggs but never have their own.

LMFAOOO best comment. I swear it’s true. It’s a regulatory standard to have one.

LMFAOOO best comment. I swear it’s true. It’s a regulatory standard to have one.

Oddly, that's the same person everyone usually calls "asshole"

Oddly, that's the same person everyone usually calls "asshole"

Same with paramedics cops fire dept. All hook up

Same with paramedics cops fire dept. All hook up

@Chris Bollow totally correct! i worked in a number of restaurants in my past and every one of them had that "dude" working there. Usually as an assisstant night manager, where all of the "talent" perpetually operated. lol

Well, it's not rape so it's a two way street

Well, it's not rape so it's a two way street

Most of the  time they are more like 50 years old.

Most of the  time they are more like 50 years old.

When my wife and I were separated, I was 38 and there was a girl who was 22. I didn’t know. I thought maybe 26 or 27. We worked in the same building, but not together. She would always be making excuses to hang around me. Long story short, I asked her out. We dated for about a year. She liked older men. Turns out that she was sexually assaulted by an older man when she was 12.  I think this was somehow her way of coping.  But it didn’t end well. Layers of her would slowly become peeled back.  Turns out that she was a binge drinker.   A serious binge drinker.  She was addicted to Percs. And she abused Adderall.  Not sure if she was addicted to those though. So the first half of our relationship was great and the second half was extremely rocky. I broke up with her several times, however she was very manipulative.    I wonder if young women who go for much older men have a similar experience in their childhood or adolescence.

Blake   I don’t think it’s jealousy. I think it’s people who think that their lives are so,perfect that it gives them the right to sit in judgement of others. My motto is, if it’s legal, go for it. Gay, straight, trans, midget, no legs, one eye.  Whatever someone is attracted to, go for it. I’m very imperfect, so I have no right to judge someone who is not breaking the law.  If everyone in the world was exactly the same, the world would be a very boring and predictable place.

Blacky Chan   Nothing. You’re both legal. And if it’s mutual, there’s nothing wrong with it. But you’ll have the judgement mob after you.  The mob who has never done anything questionable in their lives. Therefore it allows them to judge you, because they are perfect and have nothing in their lives that needs fixing.

Robert Gardea   So it’s called an “affair” when a female teacher sexually assaults a student, but “rape” when a male teacher does the same?  Interesting. So much for “gender equality” being a thing.

Chris Bollow   “Meanwhile, sombrero guy is just there.”     This made me laugh my ass off for some reason. 👍🏻

Chris Bollow   “Meanwhile, sombrero guy is just there.”     This made me laugh my ass off for some reason. 👍🏻

@Boston Towny4life someone took that minute observation personally, eh?

@Boston Towny4life someone took that minute observation personally, eh?

Lmao I have to add to this thread and say I've been in the restaurant industry for over +5 yrs and yes there's always that one dude. Sometimes they're a really good dude or a douche.

Restaurants attract a lot of macho dudes

Restaurants attract a lot of macho dudes

I worked at the Cheesecake Factory a few years ago. We had tons of guys like that work there. Fucked up lol

I worked at the Cheesecake Factory a few years ago. We had tons of guys like that work there. Fucked up lol

@Fox Takes TIL that managerial positions are entry level jobs....

@Fox Takes TIL that managerial positions are entry level jobs....

@Blake times are changing. Older woman/ young man hookups maybe aren't considered coercion, but they are seen as pathetic. So, I can tell you're "of an age" when fist bumping over low hanging fruit was a thing.
Maybe noone has explained this to you,  but any relationship where there is a marked inequality in the power dynamic raises a red flag, meaning, proceed slowly, and with caution. If one partner is significantly older (over ~25%), has an income that provides more independence, has a position of authority over the partner, or is in a position to coerce, intimidate or threaten the partner, that's an uneven power dynamic. An 18 year old brain's frontal cortex has not fully matured, and their decisions can be impulsive, naive, and emotional. You know this, because you have the benefit of experience, even if you are only 25. Just being able to purchase alcohol legally can be impressive to an 18 year old. So if you mix a normal, unstable miss or esquire (using drugs off and on to the point where you turn off mates and lose a bunch of weight would fall under the the 'unstable' umbrella at any age) with an unstable older person (bud lights, sombreros, knife fights, and sobbing in a police station, ditto), it won't end well. At the very VERY least, once the powerless person gains understanding, they will be forever icked out (eeewww) by the memory and resort to blaming intoxicants for their regrettable choices, while the once dominant partner becomes a cautionary tale to the other's next generation. Double-ditto, a pathetic scene.
It seems to me that the crucial element you are missing in your conception of "consenting adults" is the result of the passage of time.

Pretty much yea...most places I worked back when I first worked those types of jobs had that one couple
Then there was the gangster employees
The addicts
and the church people

the restaurant i used to work at had the same kinda guy working there. man never stopped talking about high school either so i think he was stuck in his high school mind set or something and he tried hitting on me lol. mind, I’m 18 he’s 25.

@Liz C well it's obvious she has no future so not much can be said

@Liz C well it's obvious she has no future so not much can be said

@blake hebert you're the real fuckin' MVP Blake. As a once 18 yr. old dating a 33 yr. old, then 22 dating a FORTY FIVE YEAR OLD... Fucking thank you.

@manic satanic impare YOUR promising future? What about the future of, ya know, the dead person...

@manic satanic impare YOUR promising future? What about the future of, ya know, the dead person...

The first restaurant I worked for had two long-term couples. The guy, in the MARRIED couple, would flirt with all the women that worked there. It went beyond words on many occasions. He'd pick girls up and twirl them around, slap their butt, hug them for looong periods of time, and so forth. I found out, shortly after I had left for a better restaurant, that he and his wife were getting a divorce. They just had a child, together.

At one of the restaurants I managed the bar for, the floor manager/gm was married and had a kid. He would CONSTANTLY hire extremely young girls based solely on their looks and then actively make comments about how hot they were to other employees. When he tried it with me, I asked him if his wife would find them just as attractive as he did. Shortly after that, and some conversations with the owner, I became the hiring manager. The first person I hired became one of our best employees, but when I hired him the gm questioned my decision because the employee didn't have our usual 'image.' I told him that character and work ethic are the most attractive aspects of a potential new-hire. Needless to say, he stopped talking with me unless he needed to.

At the restaurant I was at before COVID hit, one of the female servers tried sleeping with me within the first two weeks of my being there. Later, I was told, by her, that she consistently sleeps with countless 'fuck-boys' that she 'kept around.' Mind you, her boyfriend was the one who suggested she conduct her private life like that. They were in the process of getting married. From what I could gather, she'd slept with several people in the months before and after the boyfriend had purchased the ring.

So yes, there's someone like that in every restaurant. Men and women. It's mind-boggling.

I work at a restaurant and i can confirm this is fact LOL

I work at a restaurant and i can confirm this is fact LOL

Dusty River Hoop ha, I’m just assuming you’re a Ruby Tuesday cook or something

Dusty River Hoop ha, I’m just assuming you’re a Ruby Tuesday cook or something

Yea I live in this area I literally know a different guy who works at the same restaurant who was asking me if I wanted to go out for drinks when I was like 19 lol

This is a fact. Worked in restaurant for years. 40s-50s too

This is a fact. Worked in restaurant for years. 40s-50s too

@Chris Bollow Why is there so many girls who date sombrero wearing shirtless bud light drinkers? The world may never know

Color Me Wonderful what the ever living f__k are you talking about? We’re talking about guys in their late 20’s and early 30’s sleeping with girls in their early 20’s. No one said anything about grown men sleeping with “young girls”. A girl in her 20’s is an adult.

Also wtf are you talking about “war”?! 🤣 WAT?!

Please learn reading comprehension before replying.

@Boston Towny4life so because war has been a thing throughout our history it's just okay? No. Long time ago people can just sleep with young girls but that doesn't mean it's okay now or then! Just because it's widely accepted by the people of your time doesn't mean it's okay. Just saying, Your logic for this is not good sorry.<br>Also literally I remember when I turned 13 and my boobs got bigger, people are so creepy so it's like when you come after me when I just turned 18 it makes me feel like you've been creepy to me for like ever!! So yeah maybe those old people should think about how actually young these little 18 year olds are, how little experience they can have because I didn't even lose my virginity until I was 19 so it's like these people should really think about just how young and inexperienced the kid could be, I know not all teens are like me but some are and it really sucks being sexualized at a young age (esp. when you never even had a real boyfriend/partner before)

@Boston Towny4life so because war has been a thing throughout our history it's just okay? No. Long time ago people can just sleep with young girls but that doesn't mean it's okay now or then! Just because it's widely accepted by the people of your time doesn't mean it's okay. Just saying, Your logic for this is not good sorry.
Also literally I remember when I turned 13 and my boobs got bigger, people are so creepy so it's like when you come after me when I just turned 18 it makes me feel like you've been creepy to me for like ever!! So yeah maybe those old people should think about how actually young these little 18 year olds are, how little experience they can have because I didn't even lose my virginity until I was 19 so it's like these people should really think about just how young and inexperienced the kid could be, I know not all teens are like me but some are and it really sucks being sexualized at a young age (esp. when you never even had a real boyfriend/partner before)

Tj Campbell I’m more sorry he brutally murdered her than that she had a fling with a douche bag 🤷♀ #murdererblaming

Tj Campbell I’m more sorry he brutally murdered her than that she had a fling with a douche bag 🤷♀ #murdererblaming

@Blake I think that's called supply and demand. Dude I would love to have a beer with you. Your pretty damn cool.

@Blake I think that's called supply and demand. Dude I would love to have a beer with you. Your pretty damn cool.

@tigermilk acceptance is the first step to recovery friend

@tigermilk acceptance is the first step to recovery friend

Blake the weird thing I don’t like is that a 19 yr old just graduated high school probably doesn’t have their own place to stay and that she would’ve been 12 when  he was in his 20s still. Not to mention most of these kinds of relationships I’ve witnessed in person the guy knew the girl as a teen and waited till she was legal which is super pedo and usually ends up being an abusive relationship. This girl at my old job was 19 and this 30 year old had a crush on her and everyone was uncomfortable with it it’s just kinda weird bro

I have worked in both high end fancy restaurants and low end dives. Basically every kitchen is filled with ex convicts, drug addicts, douchebags, rapists, you name it. Any asshole can cook and wash dishes.

Chris Bollow there’s a lot of sex happening between workers in chain restraunts. Well atleast before the pandemic lol

@Blake I think thats disgusting aswell, so your point is invalid.

@Blake I think thats disgusting aswell, so your point is invalid.

Nabael yeah I agree.  Like I’ve said, that in and of itself I’m good with.  I’m pointing out the overall level of doucheness.

I am a waiter in my mid twenties and have worked for three different restaurants - yes. Every restaurant has that dude to some extent.

But it is because being a good waiter requires charisma, and charisma means getting laid is easier. So if one is working with a bunch of young, beautiful women who are attracted to him, why wouldn't they sleep with them?

@Stephen Grigg once you move up in the restaurant business you need to really put in the hours. So basically, you have no life outside of the restaurant.

Great observation.  My guess would be this:  you need to ask yourself, what kind of people usually become managers/chefs of chain restaurants.  It’s usually dudes with no college degrees who have no real big aspirations but live check to check doing tasks a little less than boring (cooking).  These dudes are usually 30 years old will chase any girl that gives them the slightest attention, including inexperienced girls ages 17-21

Boston Towny4life i mean, i’m 23, and even i would feel weird about dating a 19-20 year old lmao.

Boston Towny4life i mean, i’m 23, and even i would feel weird about dating a 19-20 year old lmao.

i used to work at an Outback, and i can say that we had one of these.

i used to work at an Outback, and i can say that we had one of these.

Blake yeah the age thing was only one characteristic out of a few, when describing the overall type of guy.

All these 45 year old, white claw drinking, Applebee’s chefs getting their knickers in a twist.

@Matthew Green the one with the shirt off. You caught on to that Lmao

@Matthew Green the one with the shirt off. You caught on to that Lmao

@Blake agreed. , the main 3 objectives to lusting after barely legal woman is 1. there over 18 2. their mind and body are sound and most importantly 3. if they reject you take it like a man and realize that killing them might impare your promising future.

Don't hate the player, hate the game. Not sure why you all think its wrong for someone whose 35 to date girls in their 20s. My coworker is 18 and she keeps trying to sleep with me and ive turned her down multiple times because of the stupid shit she says. It all depends on their maturity. Go outside more people.

@Boston Towny4life theres no rules on dating. Im 35 and i go for 20 yrs olds. Whats wrong with that?

@Boston Towny4life theres no rules on dating. Im 35 and i go for 20 yrs olds. Whats wrong with that?

I was 17, he was 30. I'm 50 now. It's awful to think of that young, naive girl. That experience was ugly and creepy.

@Stephen Grigg probably because it works and he has a never ending supply of barely legal girls to creep on.  Pretty shitty for a girl just trying to earn a living tho :/

One of my friends told me how when she worked at applebees one of the managers was always after the workers. No idea why it's so common

I was red lobster's version of the man you're describing in the early 2000s...

I was red lobster's version of the man you're describing in the early 2000s...

That's a phenomenon that will accompany any entry-level job

That's a phenomenon that will accompany any entry-level job

Robert Gardea the hell are you talking about? When did I ever say anything about teachers and students?!

Robert Gardea the hell are you talking about? When did I ever say anything about teachers and students?!

Yes there is lol I was a waitress for 7 years and every restaurant had that one old dude trying too hard to be young

Yes there is lol I was a waitress for 7 years and every restaurant had that one old dude trying too hard to be young

Did you expect the understand anyone's reason for murder? It's just unreasonable lol

Did you expect the understand anyone's reason for murder? It's just unreasonable lol

Matthew Green oh now we’re just hurting feelings 🤣

Matthew Green oh now we’re just hurting feelings 🤣

@Chris Bollow oddly specific, which one stole the girl you liked?😂

@Chris Bollow oddly specific, which one stole the girl you liked?😂

Boston Towny4life No I agree.  Not really anything wrong with it in and of itself.  More that it’s one piece of the overall combo I described.  You get the feeling a lot of the girls work these jobs for a chapter of their lives while working on their education or something.  Meanwhile, sombrero guy is just there..

Whats wrong with a guy in his 20's dating a early 20's girl? On average males marry younger woman then them, that's been a thing since... ya know... the beginning of time.. I can see if he was in his mid 30's or 40's.

Seems like Florida is the locale for most of this weird shit. I never quite got the reason why he killed this woman.

Seems like Florida is the locale for most of this weird shit. I never quite got the reason why he killed this woman.


Detectives: So, how did you meet Savannah?<br>Lee Rodarte: My mom was addicted to meth

Detectives: So, how did you meet Savannah?
Lee Rodarte: My mom was addicted to meth


i absolutely hate how the female investigator handled it


Damn that transition at 4:03. Stellar work! Love me some JCS


being interrogated as a murder suspect while you're on adderall sounds like hell

being interrogated as a murder suspect while you're on adderall sounds like hell

Interrogating as a murder victim while you’re on Ritalin sounds like Heaven

Interrogating as a murder victim while you’re on Ritalin sounds like Heaven

Sounds fun if you were the one  just watching it all unfold.

Sounds fun if you were the one  just watching it all unfold.

Everyone in the reply section thinks you need to be a doctor with trained medical history/a researcher to know what adderall does to you when you could listerally ask a neurodivergent person who's been on it. I've personally never taken Adderall but you people are so fucking rude and you talk over the voices of people who actually know what they're talking about, not just sitting in their chair using Google and acting like a scientist but by having real life experience that you will never be able to understand. Don't reply to this cause I'm not gonna respond.

@Twelve Voltage you know weed makes schizophrenia worse?

@Twelve Voltage you know weed makes schizophrenia worse?

@JP Wells yeah i take it cause i got adhd and it knocks me out man

@JP Wells yeah i take it cause i got adhd and it knocks me out man

@Mr. smith Agent smith ehhhh cracks wayyyy more intense vyvanse is the beer of speed and cracks the hard liquor

@C Ford ADHD is more than just a focus issue. A sufferer of ADHD has a mind that cannot create self stimulation and much like dreaming that stimulation is incredibly important for your state of mind. Because the brain cannot create stimulation on its own, it must seek it elsewhere. That's why they're saying people who actually need the medicine can sit through a whole a day. There are a multitude of other Neurodegenerative diseases people can get that stem from unmanageable ADHD. Depression and disassociation are just the tip of the ice berg. In other words, you sir are incorrect.

@LAVATORR have you ever tried crack or speed all uppers are the exact fucking feeling literally it feels like your just downed 3 cups of coffee lol in the span of 2 seconds the only difference between em is how fast the high comes on and also how you do it whether you smoke it shoot it or snort it they are all uppers or downers and they are all the same

Eh its the equivalent of having like 2 and a half cups of strong coffee and also haven't eaten in a while. Mfs be geeking out lol 😆  hey some advice from an ex junkie all uppers are the same feeling cocaine meth and coffee it all makes me feel the same. Heroine is a downer it is like zanax or vicodine heroine will have you what we can falling out meaning u r so fucked up you feel so numb and so good u don't give a littoral shit about anything or anyone so numb you can barely stay awake yet you know if you did fall asleep you'd probably not wake up.

@Rison Boobis About as sad as someone who thinks crack and speed are the same thing expecting their medical opinion to be taken seriously

@Twelve Voltage just curious, were you diagnosed bipolar before you were prescribed any SSRIs or other psychoactive pharmaceutical, or were you prescribed medication for depression before your diagnosis of bipolar? Thank you

@C Ford Better idea: Google "why people think google replacement ten years medical".

Oh look, I didn't even need to type in "school", it just knew what I was gonna say.

@Nunya Bunya wow sounds like hell, even without having ADHD

@Nunya Bunya wow sounds like hell, even without having ADHD

@C Ford nahhh actually when I was little it didn’t do anything to me but as I got older I grew out of my adhd and took my medicine and was wired so nah they do have the adverse effect

@Eric Finnigan that’s an arrogant and passive aggressive statement 🤣

@Eric Finnigan that’s an arrogant and passive aggressive statement 🤣

@Twelve Voltage do you know what Rockefeller did to the medical industry? Look it up

@Twelve Voltage do you know what Rockefeller did to the medical industry? Look it up

I have never taken it but have seen it's if ppl on it and holy shit you are right lol

I have never taken it but have seen it's if ppl on it and holy shit you are right lol

@Ben Graham "I know basic biology" is a good way to admit you don't know what you're talking about because this isn't basic biology

@C Ford I have adhd and the first thing I ever did on meds was lie on my bed and relax. before that point I had never relaxed in my life before. you don't know what you're talking about

@Ben Graham i am off my meds so I would like to argue with you all I want.

@Ben Graham i am off my meds so I would like to argue with you all I want.

@Ben Graham I disagree, but dont feel passionately enough after this hefty comment thread to type a rebuttal anymore.

Y’all some pill poppers. Everyone’s brain thinks differently. You can’t categorize people and give them a pill to solve their problems. Argue with me all you want. I know basic human biology and we weren’t made to be doing medical meth everyday.

@Twelve Voltage and play monotone documentaries that you can listen to and zone out.  Thats what I do

@Brad Sarson Yeah, I take a small amount of seroquel just to sleep and for auditable schizophrenia. And then smoke some bc it calms me

@Twelve Voltage i stopped all my meds and just smoke weed.  Better than ssri or nsri or benzoyl or Serroquel thats for sure

@Nunya Bunya did you forget to take your meds today?

@Nunya Bunya did you forget to take your meds today?

@Serega Rublev “remember to keep your comments respectful and follow community guidelines” ... sorry you have trouble with that. You have probably had some pretty bad things happen to you and done some bad things yourself. Hope things turn around for you. ❤

@C Ford i’d love a source if you don’t mind sharing.

@C Ford i’d love a source if you don’t mind sharing.

@Michaela Jenkins I get my information from papers published by experts in the field. The experts disagree... But it's not just me saying it. If folks could be bothered to actually research for themselves, what I'm saying wouldn't seem so outlandish.

@C Ford you clearly don’t understand how ADHD works. our brains are literally different. shape, chemical makeup and all. so yes....it does effect us differently

ADHD is massively over diagnosed in the states.  Literally nobody in Europe takes adderral.  We also don’t have a massive opiate problem.  It’s because your doctors are profit motivated so they will sell you any crap.
Any mention of drugs on a YT thread and it’s “well I’ve been on oxy for 8 years because of back pain” or “I can’t concentrate without meth/adderall”
These things are so rare in Britain, where doctors have very strict controls and just won’t give it to you unless absolutely necessary.
Even if you have surgery even getting codeine is hard, they want to give you Tylenol/acetimine.

@C Ford Thanks, when deciding what med to take I realized how crazy some side effects were on bipolar medication vs adderall.

@Twelve Voltage It can be a great tool. I would never compare ADHD to bipolar disorder. Amphetamine might be the safest option for you compared to some of the other shit that might be offered. I'm glad you found something that works.

@C Ford Yes, I'm aware of how dull some psychologists are. And I agree that ADHD is diagnosed far too often and that Adderall is prescribed way too much, aswell as to too many. Once again, it's not only prescribed for ADHD. If you have a better solution to cure bipolar, I'd be willing to learn.

EDIT: I also agree that adderall for life is bad for most ADHD people as more than half eventually outgrow symptoms. I think it's use as a medicine is flawed, but I'm just saying that personally, I disagree that it should NEVER be permanently prescribed.

@Twelve Voltage type in to google: ADHD controversy and watch experts argue if you don't believe me. People in the field for decades have been speaking out.

@C Ford I'm more willing to listen if you could start providing evidence to any of your words. Otherwise, this conversation ends with you saying what you personally believe and nothing more.

You're gonna be on dangerous meds for your whole life no matter what. We are talking about a disorder in which anyone can qualify by having 5 of 18 symptoms of which many are completely bogus. And you're right, we aren't chimpanzees but we are pretty close, except I don't know if chimps histrionically inject their own unrelated bullshit into a conversation to make themselves feel important.

@Statler you're assuming that the academic research is all in agreement. You'd be a chump if you thought that.

@C Ford Watch out boys, the Youtube commenter is here and he knows better than four decades of academic medical research

@thebravelittletoaster14 People say it helps them focus... it helps EVERYBODY focus. Jet pilots take the shit for christ sake. The idea that someone has a disorder for which taking speed every day is the cure is preposterous. I guess maybe I'll take some to "cure" me next time I have to sit for 12 hours and become fidgety and uncomfortable. Y'all are sad.

@C Ford yea every single case is the same? a reliance on medication is objectively not a good thing but if they can afford it and is the only way they have found to function you should probably mind ur own business

@C Ford I’m an adult and have ADHD. I can tell you right now that when I first started taking my meds my mind definitely focused. In fact, I found myself to actually take power naps and sleep more soundly at night because my mind being able to focus translated to less racing thoughts when I’m sitting still.

I also had to take a training course recently that required 12 hours of sitting in a chair straight for 3 days straight. On the 2nd day I forgot my meds and it was literal hell. I could not stay still or focus. I literally wanted to scream and was fidgeting nonstop. Everything distracted or annoyed me. I had to exert an exhausting amount of effort. Third day I didn’t forget and it was easy to sit still and focus the entire time even though the 3rd day had objectively more work than the 2nd.

Kindly stop making assumptions etc. if you’re not a fucking doctor. :)

@C Ford bingo. It doesn’t have an “opposite” effect on people without ADHD. It makes your brain hyper vigilant which always leads to nervous behavior.

Could actually be a lie to explain his nervousness

Could actually be a lie to explain his nervousness

Only of you're not suppose to be on it.  Other than that I'd rather be on my meds

Only of you're not suppose to be on it.  Other than that I'd rather be on my meds


Did anyone else laugh when they cut to him crying? 😂I think i need therapy


So what exactly was the motive for killing this young girl? They were doing it and because he is the restaurant manager/chef and she worked under him, he didn't want people to find out and get fired from his job?  That can't be it, was it???

I think it had more to do w his girlfriend and Savannah probably threatening him to tell her they were having sex and threatening to tell her she was pregnant w his baby or something


"Lee,please tell us. Please...so we can put you in prison."


The self pep talk in second person is so he’s desensitized to hearing it again. True creep.


Would love to know the IQ of most of these guys


Video and forensics always tell the truth. Technology and science don't lie.


You know what I’m thinking that entire 90 minutes (& keep in mind that I have both Bipolar Disorder AND Anxiety Disorder Due to Childhood PTSD Caused by Mental, Emotional, & Religious Child Abuse)..? <br>I’m taking a nap or two, while simply thinking, “I’m not answering SHIT, ANYway. Just asking for a lawyer!”

You know what I’m thinking that entire 90 minutes (& keep in mind that I have both Bipolar Disorder AND Anxiety Disorder Due to Childhood PTSD Caused by Mental, Emotional, & Religious Child Abuse)..?
I’m taking a nap or two, while simply thinking, “I’m not answering SHIT, ANYway. Just asking for a lawyer!”


anyone notice the flyer said “his whereabouts” and not hers, when talking about Savannah?


Imagine killing someone over a manager position at the Bonefish Grill


I watched this for the confession. They cut the confession off don't waste time looking at police begin him. I guess they weren't so subtle extracting the confession which is probably why it's cut.


I will never understand the discrepancy in the sentences. He should be charged with tasslinn with murder and called the best names.


He was rather long-winded for a homicidal criminal. These detectives are terrific! Shades of First 48! They gave him 40 years. That's not nearly enough. Should have been Life without parole.


I can’t believe none of the people in these videos request a lawyer


Took a plea to Murder II, 40-year sentence.


That female investigator let her emotions get to her and could have foiled the interrogation


Cop: You have the right to remain silent

Adderall: You ain't seen nothing yet


Narrator, " Guilty people will talk a lot and feel the need to be thorough"<br>Lee, "ooooooooooook so 8 month and 6 days ago...."

Narrator, " Guilty people will talk a lot and feel the need to be thorough"
Lee, "ooooooooooook so 8 month and 6 days ago...."


if all jcs videos are deleted i’m gonna turn into an insomniac


29:57 just starring at them while they are pleading (eventhough it might be acting on their part) still just cold evil


Seeing all these comments about JCS makes me sad and upset man. To think About all the hours he put in to make these informative videos for us, just so yt can restrict him makes me sick to my stomach. I hope he’s doing well fr.

It's frustrating and pissing me off that youtube is bullying JCS like this. Meanwhile far worse channels are still running


Female detective; Helps make a murderer confess to his crimes to ensure he is convicted.
Half the comment section; "This emotional b** should stay out of the room and also he should have lawyered up to avoid going to prison for the murder he did dang stoopid womens".
JFC whose side are these people on exactly?

Female detective; Helps make a murderer confess to his crimes to ensure he is convicted.
Half the comment section; "This emotional b**** should stay out of the room and also he should have lawyered up to avoid going to prison for the murder he did dang stoopid womens".
JFC whose side are these people on exactly?


That girl detective is annoying 😂 i would've just have a smug face on her and ignore her completely. She's being too good.


Why would someone harm such a sweet girl?


I love the clocks being lined up it’s really satisfying


“the suspect was driving a 2012 silver chevy malibu”<br>me who drives a 2012 silver chevy malibu: 👀

“the suspect was driving a 2012 silver chevy malibu”
me who drives a 2012 silver chevy malibu: 👀


I literally forgot the 1st question that the detective asked. That's how long his damn response was. These lil grown ass boys need to realize women don't owe you shit & you don't own us

Yes you women do and yes we do own you ladies


Thank you, I think you could read or speak a little slower. The police are not running to catch you!


Am I the only one who noticed the "2012 Chevy Malibu" at 4:02 was actually a 2007 Chevy Malibu?


Detective: So how do you know Savannah
Suspect: I did it

Case closed.


“how long have you known Savannah”

Lee: let me spin you a yarn that you shan’t soon forget

“how long have you known Savannah”

Lee: *let me spin you a yarn that you shan’t soon forget*


The women detective is blowing it ! Lawyer up fast because of that detective pushing it!!


UPDATE he ended up getting 40 years in prison!


He killed a young girl just to keep his job at a restaurant wow


"im sad pity me i dont want to go to jail"<br>ok but you killed someone. thats... easily avoidable? dont murder?

"im sad pity me i dont want to go to jail"
ok but you killed someone. thats... easily avoidable? dont murder?


The female detective was using the annoying technique flawlessly


I know as a former line cook that line cooks get mad at servers once in a while but goddamn!


This guy should of just said “ I did it you got me” I mean the evidence was pretty bad but he just walked right into the cell thinking he was smooth


does anyone actually know why he killed her? I was watching this in the background while doing some assignments and may have missed it.

To avoid losing his job. He was a manager and Gold was not. He didn't want his bosses to find out about their relationship. Unbelievably stupid. I know


"Probably not the best advertisement for the bonefish grill" 😂


that second detective is about to make me admit to a crime i didn't commit


Crazy the things YouTube recommends sometimes. I lived on the other side of the main road from where this happened at the time…


This guy was basically telling a George R.R. Martin story 😂🤣


Checked the case outcome. He got 40 years in March 2021


“how long did you know her?”
insert whole life story

“how long did you know her?”
*insert whole life story*


Damn. Cops didn’t even let him take his apron off. Just something I noticed


My name is Lee Rodarte. I'm 31 years old. My house is in the north east section of Florida, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Bonefish Grill family eateries, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I smoke, drink, and do heavy drugs. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't lose to anyone, except a CCTV camera.


“At least tell us where you went with her then lee” aka “at least incriminate yourself a little bit then lee… be fair”


27:27 gave me a good chuckle with the female officer


Sounded like he said “my moms gonna die while I’m in jail”


I'm so happy I didn't kill someone and just sitting here in the kitchen drinking a cup of tea while watching murderers getting a life sentence.


2:44 "He had short brown hair and was roughly 5'11"."

No. That's just a splash of color. Don't lie to me.


Why did you kill her if you're so scared of the consequences of your actions that will come back to you


He killed her out of impulsive behavior just bc he was angry at her. Nothing planned just did it on the spot. Now he’s upset bc he’s confessed and didn’t fully realise what he did or come to his senses. He’s really stupid.


It’s even more gross that he was 27 and she was 21 and he lied about the drugs because savannah didn’t even have drugs in her system. And her neck break didn’t even kill her so it isn’t known how she died … what a manipulative little man


Her style was really off putting. I think I’d have been shut down completely by her pleading. That gives the killer power!


These videos or are fire. Please keep it up!!


The woman interviewer, needs a different career. Stepped on and over everything and though repeating "please, please, I know you're not evil" would do it, poor!


How have I only just found this channel!? God bless the algorithm. Fascinating insights.

It’s a shame YouTube destroyed his channel


What I’d like to know is why he slashed her front tyre 🤔


I can’t imagine the poor family when they got those faked text messages from her and realising that someone not only had her phone but was also telling them that they wouldn’t see her again 😭

@SpaceMissile I do have this not so subtle one when they are with someone they don't know well and things start getting weird. I tell to whip out their phone and take a pic of him, then say "oh my mom has this crazy ap, the pic just goes to a database and gets deleted in a month,  but if something happens to me they can dig it up. I have to do it on all my dates- moms amirite?"

@SpaceMissile Actually I have a subtle and complicated system- call me mommy if you need the law, mama means a little sketchy, etc. I like your way better. Time to make some changes.

@SpaceMissile or "I'm in danger'' would work too

Mas lav Literally. It’s so jarring. “It’s just so sad and painful for the family; thoughts are with them during this difficult time 👎🏻🔪🩸💀😭😭😭”

Jesus. I've watched too many of these. My daughters are Savannah's age. When they text me late at night or make me check on them, I quiz them, or call them by the wrong middle name. They think I'm crazy. Maybe I am, but I will not be fooled by the fake text!

this is so sad you put a crying emoji at the end


7:04 female investigator is on her phone & looks relaxed as can be as lee walks in, shes saying im not afraid of you. Idk 🤷♂


That interrogator was good. You can never win in an interrogation so it is best to just ask for your lawyer and say nothing.


someone: "what's your name?"<br>this dude: "so it all started when i was born..."

someone: "what's your name?"
this dude: "so it all started when i was born..."


35:25

"The instant anguish over his decision to confess, combined with the looming prospect of what lays ahead, will have forged a unique emotional distress that very few will ever experience. It's a harrowing sight, and under different circumstances would be extremely difficult to witness. Yet, we are now couched within the context of events that lead up to this moment and this will make it's observation far more tolerable, but by no means easy."

Such an honest and sympathetic thing to say. Love this channel!

35:25

_"The instant anguish over his decision to confess, combined with the looming prospect of what lays ahead, will have forged a unique emotional distress that very few will ever experience. It's a harrowing sight, and under different circumstances would be extremely difficult to witness. Yet, we are now couched within the context of events that lead up to this moment and this will make it's observation far more tolerable, but by no means easy."_

Such an honest and sympathetic thing to say. Love this channel!

Agreed, it's a brilliant channel, but I think this is one rare time where he's misinterpreted Lee's blubbering at the end. No one, I repeat, NO ONE would say all of those, obviously, carefully chosen statements unless they realised they were being recorded by a surveillance camera. Watch it again and honestly ask yourself if you believe that his concern was in any significant way, for what he'd done to Savannah. The tears and sobs are real.......... but only for his own predicament.

@Dorito when you do something so heinous like he did,compassion goes out the door. He's clearly putting on a show here,acting remorseful etc.,because he knows this is being recorded.

I literally started reading this at the exact time the narrator said it.

@VERY Excited Doggo I don’t “feel cool” when I don’t sympathize with a murderer. It’s great if you and JSC are able to but it gives me immense satisfaction to see him despair. He deserves that and more.

@Dreamleaf exactly. I truly believe Lee just panicked. Unfortunately, he was way bigger, way stronger, and on drugs, therefore, his moment of panic ended someone's life. The best prevention from things like this to happen is not put yourself in the situation in the first place. I feel sorry for him. It doesn't exonerate him, or make it any less tragic, but damn, it really puts it into perspective how close so many of us are into getting into situations we don't want to be in, or to cause. And it should put it into perspective like that. Compassion doesn't mean tolerance.

@Dorito Right, we all make mistakes but unfortunately this one came with grave and irreversible consequences. In a way I feel this should almost act as a sort of cautionary tale to step back from a situation and to consider the ramification of your actions before you make it. One moment can change yours and others entire lives.

True. And, I could feel some of it. Feeling sympathy for someone who does something heinous doesn't mean you believe it's excusable or tolerable. It's just human nature. No way of knowing, but looks to me like he didn't intend to. It wasn't planned, it was a panicked reaction. Which is just that much sadder, for both of them. She trusted him enough to get in the car, because he wasn't a 'bad' guy and her instinct didn't tell her better. He had no intent of doing this (I believe), but kids, don't do drugs. Because no matter <i>why</i> you did something, you still did it, and you'll have to live with that. And because he did something he'll have to live with, Savannah doesn't get to.

True. And, I could feel some of it. Feeling sympathy for someone who does something heinous doesn't mean you believe it's excusable or tolerable. It's just human nature. No way of knowing, but looks to me like he didn't intend to. It wasn't planned, it was a panicked reaction. Which is just that much sadder, for both of them. She trusted him enough to get in the car, because he wasn't a 'bad' guy and her instinct didn't tell her better. He had no intent of doing this (I believe), but kids, don't do drugs. Because no matter _why_ you did something, you still did it, and you'll have to live with that. And because he did something he'll have to live with, Savannah doesn't get to.

A lot of people like to pretend they don't feel sympathy for criminals to make themselves feel cooler, but it was easy to feel the amount of regret in this scene. Not so much remorse, though.

One of those rare moments when you really get to look through a window into inner core of a person as their world is crumbling around them. It's horrible circumstances all around but admittedly kind of morbidly fascinating to watch as well.


How long did you know her.

Goes on to tell them their whole story


Detective: How long have you known savanna?

Lee: in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth….


He was guilty from the moment he walked in !


Pled guilty to 2nd degree murder, sentenced to 40 years.


"They were in an on-again, off-again relationship...despite it being against company policy."

Something tells me murdering your coworker was also against company policy.

@Pllayer064 o shit I was at burger king with a bk big fish and... Dammit I lose

Thou shalt not fornicate near fish burgers

Ah shit see there it is, page 6 of the employment offer. “Staff members are required to abstain from homicides during work hours or on company property.”

Excuse me, sir. It says here that I can't kill my coworkers? That seems to me to be an unfair policy. I refuse to sign this. Thank you for the job offer, but I have another one at the Post Office that seems better.

@Tony Arcieri <br>Even if it was. Nobody got time for reading that.

@Tony Arcieri
Even if it was. Nobody got time for reading that.

@Darren Slater I don't think it was ever about that job. He might have had some sadistic fantasies he wanted to act on from the beginning when became enraged. The job was an excuse.

@Darren Slater and the fact that it was at a damn restaurant makes it dumber. if he can cook decently & is at least somewhat personable then even if he lost his job there he'd have probably been able to bounce back on his feet at another restaurant. the Bone Fish Grill sure must hire some boneheaded people.

It probably wasn’t written on paper so he couldn’t know for sure


- "How long have you known Savannah?"
- "According to all known laws of aviation..."

- "How long have you known Savannah?"
- *"According to all known laws of aviation..."*


these r interasting but i always fear people who plot a murder might watch these n take notes


I think she was pregnant as well, providing him even more of a motive.


He's seriously blaming her til the very end.


The quick cut to “what happened to your neck” was so good

@Zenovarse women logically using their emotional capacity I love it

@vIPR so bad? That was all her act. She did a good job since she convinced you

@Aditi H he's obviously just a misogynist. Can't stand the thought of the woman being good at her job and able to manipulate the male suspect lol

@ChampofHorde The interrigators acting emotional is not in their book.
It just shows weakness.

He crumbled when he realized they had surveillance and evidence of him murdering her. Not because she almost started crying, LOL.

@vIPR Come on man, how can you not see that she purposelly did it to apply more pressure on him

@vIPR it would still be mansplaining since YOU’re the one questioning the professionalism of and actual professional. I’d love to see you try to make the man confess since you’re so great

@Star Hans Aww is it mansplaining?
What if I said that the guys technique was poor and didn't work?
What would you call that?

@vIPR  of course leave it to a random guy on the internet to come mansplain about how a professional detective can’t do her job and refusing to actually listen to facts. did you even watch the video? and why are you so obsessed with how she handled it? it’s not that deep

@vIPR yes she was he confessed due to the pressure they both applied and she told him about the evidence so he was panicking

@vIPR she was apart of the reason why he confessed

@Aditi H Dont be so sensitive now Shakira

@vIPR Also, interesting that you peg HER for being new at her job. Her partner, the male detective, Ray Reeve had just come to the JSO homicide dept in 2018, the same year as the interrogation.  <br> Homicide detectives are actors. They play characters during these interogations.

@vIPR Also, interesting that you peg HER for being new at her job. Her partner, the male detective, Ray Reeve had just come to the JSO homicide dept in 2018, the same year as the interrogation.
 Homicide detectives are actors. They play characters during these interogations.

@vIPR the confession is right after this video after it cuts off. Police don't release that until a trial is completely over.

@vIPR yes, he did. The JSO had a press conference right after this interrogation. He confessed and told them where to find the body. They found her body that night.

@vIPR She's not an amateur. She's controlling the interview. You can see where she kicks the male detective under the table several times and he stops talking every time. It's her gig. They know Rodarte is emotional and would cave to emotion.  It's all practiced and planned ahead of time.

@sunnymoon No it wasn't.
In what way would it work if the guy already refuses to say.
I think she is just an amatuer. Probably new at the work

@vIPR that was all fake on her part, funny that you fell for it.

@vIPR nooooo lol what she literally played her roll perfectly.

She was naturally emotional and used it to her advantage.

Its a confrontation to induce stress in lee and also trigger a morality response I guess.

@Car TM viewers right to laugh at him though hahaha merry x,as

@vIPR pretty sure securing a confession is the opposite of bad

@vIPR Yea she was putting on the dog there, big time. 100% playing the role needed.

@vIPR <br>That was a total manipulation tactic. Worked a charm.

@vIPR
That was a total manipulation tactic. Worked a charm.

@Professor Yinyang not to mention that she said she was passionate, you can clearly see what will work with the person in front of you and you adjust to that

@vIPR on purpose tho, she even fooled you that's how good she is... You need to try different tactics to trigger pity or empathy if you feel like your subject still has moral and compassion.

That female interrogator was so bad. Too emotional


I think the detectives get paid by the minute because they dead let this man answer ONE question for multiple minutes 😂


This guy is a real criminal. No doubt that this not the first time he abused and asssulted peole.....strange , chefs do have BAD tempers


Why is the investigations strategy to bring justice being alerted to the public ?!!


like how he paints himself as the most upstanding citizen of all time


I never realized how interesting criminal psychology was until I found this page

Second time I'm watching this since it was released. Probably watched the story of Jeff like 5 times since dit aired. Criminal psychology is fascinating.

@i Relevant it's not the best job but if psychoanalysis is something you're passionate about then it's a good job espicially if criminology interests you.. I could never I am far too sensitive for that job I would break down

@Orion Mckenzie só there are no pros? You forgot to mention your dealing with profuse amounts of sorrow and distress and murder so it’s def not worth it for 100k lmao

@Bethel Bruk it takes 8 to 10 years an undergraduate and a masters degree to be one 😭😭😭 and it only pays 29-100K a year  so if you're up for all that go for it!

Same! I am lightweight addicted to this channel

same, I’ve watched like 9 of their vids. 3 parts of Chris watts but idek if I wanna do it for college as my major. I don’t want to react in a bad way but I obv have time to make my decision as my major because I’m gonna be a sophomore this fall.


Has he heard of the phrase: I need a lawyer…!!!