I love the way the creator narrates and put everything into perspective for us,pretty awesome.

Exactly what I was gonna comment.   I w ouldnt change anything!

Straight to the point huh no beating around the bush

“I begging you...”.   Got a little old and bad interrogation form.....imo........she might as well screeched !

Mibenge Bunyolo :::::just the opposite ! It’s like being read to when I can read. His paraphrasing (narrating) totally dominates and is distracting....imo////it is what a  BadWebsite would be like causing deflation of enthusiasm...imo

@Dylan Stop making shit up.
OP didn't say anything about a "narrator" - only you did that.
OP spoke only about the "creator" - "the way the creator narrates".

To me, the narrator sounds like an AI. But I guess he is really human?

It makes it so easy to understand the interrogation techniques i love Jim for his uploads

@NOCNOC the guy who narrates is in the video description.  It's not the same person who makes the content.

This guy is the real deal. I’ve seen all his videos. Gotta hurry and make more!

No, you know what Mibenge? YOU are pretty awesome. Have a great day! ☺

The narrator doesnt create the content.  Someone else makes the content and gets the narrator to narrate it.


The entire clip where he was left to talk to himself was really fascinating

I'll be honest, I do this too when I've felt horrible about something. Though most people probably don't talk to themselves out loud as much as I do... I think it may be a nervous compulsion though. Id probably have about the same reaction he had.

@Adrienne Wrn, he was definitely genuinely freaking out.

@napalot, well, just because someone has a conscience, does not mean they want to spend the rest of their life in prison, regardless of what they have done. Having a conscience is not inclusive with always telling the truth, and we all know that.

@myself0and0i right. The reaction was genuine. I feel like it was his narcissism at his weakest point that made him break down into tears. Its all about him. I kinda got that notion when JCS said he was known for his charisma and being liked by his peers. Hence him saying "fucking savannah" and "she was nice to you but of course someone was a bitch how does that work". He never cared that he killed Savannah, those detectives broke him to a point where he thought no one could ever get him to. Probably why he ended up claiming self defense later on. He started listening to his NPD again and went back to hating savannah.

Yeah I thought so too. Very chilling. I can't say I felt "bad" for him- I felt sympathy for his feelings, not his actions. He clearly was regretful.

@kirby I don't know man... I haven't done anything close to what this guy did, but I'vde definetly done the "shittalk yourself after fucking up big" thing. Seeing him like that felt very familiar

That's exactly how I behave when I'm having a depressive breakdown and I'm alone

All from one question “how did you know her” told them their life story

right it was fascinating and also weird hearing him say “I’m so sorry Savannah”

What's fucked is I went through a similar situation but It was possession and it just remindes me of when I was handcuffed in my backyard with my family around me. I just boiled it all down to how much money I just lost my hard working family

Felt genuine to me. I'm pretty sure he didn't plan on killing her, I'd say they just got in a fight in the car and he snapped.

@George Cann ive felt like that but i was not in this situation.  not a fun time

@IAmWhomUPray2 ya.  that mistake is not the one mistake you want to make lol

@Travis JP he wasnt very high by that point probably.  they let him sit in there for an hour and a half to begin with.  that stuff does last a long time though.  he said he took one in the morning but he was talking to the police so im sure he wouldve downplayed whatever he took and how much

@Adrienne Wrn i suspected part of it was maybe.  not at first, but some of the things he said out loud. like i couldve just told her to leave me alone

@napalot conscience or not, its worth a 1 in a million shot to avoid a murder conviction.  if thats all you have.

@My account 2 It depends of what cain of murdered are you talking about. All different mental illness it's a different respond to the murder that they commit or something that they did. So some of them can sligthly have sympathy.

For real maybe I am a psycho but I could have watched that go on for a lot longer....very interesting to watch someone realize they just completely fucked their life...

Broke my heart actually... 1 mistake has ruined his life

@kirby Don't be silly. Murderers don't get sympathy in justice.

It really is, it's almost like a conversion he is having to his closest friends and family but by himself

I think some people are reading too much into this.. Seemed a pretty genuine reaction to me, he probably regretted the whole situation and thought he was such an idiot for killing her just to keep his shit job (which he was), and also later for confessing. He really doesn't seem like the criminal mastermind who would put on a show for the camera right after he broke down and confessed the whole thing to the detectives.. Also, his claim of self-defense could've been suggested by his lawyer to aim for a lesser sentence?

That clip at the end made me realize that we're all just one step away from madness, we might not end up fucking killing someone, but doing something stupid for sure. This guy definitively looks like a douchebag, but I don't think he had ever killed someone or even tried to kill someone before.

@kirby The only sympathy I felt for this dude was that he still cant just own up and stuff. I feel bad because he doesnt admit to himself that he's the monster. He cries out of fear of consequence, but I hope he gets locked up so he has a LONG time to think about what he's done. I want him to realize no apology will ever be enough, I wish he had a a conscience like said previously. He doesn't deserve to live outside of a jail.

@kirby possibly but you know he had to feel that regret. He knew right away he was ruined but no sympathy can be felt, he felt the need to remove someone from the planet and ruin a family.

If he wasn't high on aderall it would've looked different.

napalot you can have a conscience but still instinctively want to protect yourself by later claiming self defense

@napalot It was all an act for the cameras in the room.

Yeah I was really disappointed when they said he tried to claim self defence. For a second got me hoping he has a conscience


When she started begging I was expecting an interjection from the narrator: "The female detective has now initiated what's known as the 'Desparately pleading and begging for a confession' technique"

Please Lee,, pleeese Lee, where did you go with her??.. LEEE..!! please, I'm begging you please tell us..

@Walter Sobchak I bet he was too worried about not saying the wrong thing too laugh at her

@Riette G stopping to let him break the silence is dangerous because he could get out of their flow and start thinking of other things than answering their questions. If he was given a break he could have relised he should ask for a lawyer or just refuse to speak

@Tay Davies it worked on him..at least got him to soften up.

@Tay Davies it worked on him..at least got him to soften up.

@Tay Davies so you agree then it works, good 👍🏻

@Tay Davies so you agree then it works, good 👍🏻

@Juan Bravo I highly doubt it was her who made him confess. If she wouldn't have done that whining bit the result would've been the same lol

@Stormin Norman He would've confessed without her whining

@Stormin Norman He would've confessed without her whining

@Tay Davies you’re watching a video when it worked

@Tay Davies you’re watching a video when it worked

@DJ that’s the point to get a confession as she did 👍🏻

@DJ that’s the point to get a confession as she did 👍🏻

@Tay Davies you just watched it work. Whatever works.

@Tay Davies you just watched it work. Whatever works.

Definitely not the like the interrogator that Chris Watts got!

@BreakfastClub Lucifer enters the chat: Detective!

@BreakfastClub Lucifer enters the chat: Detective!

This reply section reeks of misogyny. I'm not one to throw that word around but come on boys, the tactic worked. 'Imagine living with her'? What has that to do with anything. Grow up.

incels will always have women to complain about

incels will always have women to complain about

Male officer uses interrogation techniques: Yes, I see what he's trying to do, he's coaxing an emotional response to destabilize the perp. Basic, but effective.

Female officer uses interrogation techniques: WhY hEr VoIcE aNnOyInG tHo?

DecrepitOrigin888 I think you are way off the mark,the wannabe meryl Streep had nothing to do with it. It was the cctv trail and evidence, plus his alibi being shot to pieces that led to the confession. Meryl is now totally committed to her amateur dramatic group where she is rehearsing a play called “ good cop, desperate cop”😂

@ralphjb you can't really attribute his eventual self-pity to her emotional pressure

An awful lot of you are getting on her case like you're a professional too. I'd like to see you get a confession out of the guy. She did her job, and obviously she did it well.

I'm not sure if it was an actual tactic or if she just got personal with it, but her begging was probably boosting up his ego.

@Riette G you base that on the number of interrogations you've done of homicide suspects?

I would have said, "Dude she's getting hysterical. You should get her out of here."

@Jane Doe RanDOM capitalisatiON is FUN and fUn is FunDAMental

@Jane Doe RanDOM capitalisatiON is FUN and fUn is FunDAMental

@Jane Doe Sir I am dead serious you need to go talk to a doctor. Your comments are near illegible. Whatevers going on inside your head, venting it on the internet is not the place for it. Please go seek professional help from a doctor.

@Makara so youre an investigator know??? ok...

@Makara so youre an investigator know??? ok...

@Danyyil Chernobayev exatly! and look at the top comment...

@Danyyil Chernobayev exatly! and look at the top comment...

Don't know why some people always like to find fault in anything. She was doing her job and it was the "desperately pleading techniques" that actually got the guy to crack.

Laugh as much us you can, but what she did is part of an acting, and is also a technique that works for some people who not really evil. If the guy was a seriel killer and evil man then this technique won’t work at all.

ARE YOU GUYS KIDDING LOL That's part of interrogation 101, not much different of "where is she, TELL ME" I mean of course it sounds cheesy to us but the dude is processing that shit in a totally different manner.

@Myca Ingram yeahhhh but that guy was a fucking dope, I feel like the begging strategy was a bit much lol

Tay Davies what do you mean has it really worked? Didn’t you watch the end of the video where it says that he confessed... I guess we watched different videos. She is a professional and was not in that room by accident.

Good to know im not the only one who thought she was annoying lol

She's using her female tactics. Trust me I'm a female and it works 😂

she was only watching and listening for 20 minutes but then says one word...

the female detective has entered the chat

she was only watching and listening for 20 minutes but then says one word...

*the female detective has entered the chat*

I thought she was going to have better interrogation skills than he did, but clearly she has TERRIBLE interrogation skills. She should have just not been there. I’m sure the guy is so annoyed she keeps crying and begging, it’s really embarrassing

@Makara Detective who has years of experience is unprofessional, and I know what's unprofessional in this line of work

@Danyyil Chernobayev hope she sees this bro

@Danyyil Chernobayev hope she sees this bro

Got irritated with the fact that it was Good Cop (man) and Nagging Cop (woman). They should have shut up at some stage and just sat and watched him until he speaks to break the silence.

Danyyil Chernobayev bro her voice was just annoying. i’m sorry professional analyst, i just thought the pitch of her voice was too high

To anyone talking shit about the female interrogator, you realize it got the confession right? They worked him up to confess. Ffs he burned the body if they didnt get him to talk there would be missing information. You think if 2 monotone super collected dudes kept calmly asking him shit he would have broke down and told them everything?

@Jane Doe I do believe this is the first Russian Bot I've seen

@Jane Doe couldnt have phrased it better myself

@Jane Doe couldnt have phrased it better myself

@Hexerhand  lol I stand for our 2nd but I hate guns.  Never owned a gun and never will.  I don't need a gun as I have  the OX GOaD/A GOD hug & kiss..    lol.

@Makara how? Thats a method they use to get someone to confess

I get why she did it though. She was really trying to appeal to his emotions, which they ultimately did do. The breakdown at the end clearly shows that homie was emotionally unstable. I don't agree with her methods but you can't argue with the results.

Yeah actually I almost thought she is Savannah's mom

Yeah actually I almost thought she is Savannah's mom


Thank God that guilty people DO talk without a lawyer!  Why would anyone want a guilty person to keep on lying!!


Guilty people…always,always talk,without a lawyer.Innocent people…do as you please,but be aware that you’re a suspect.


I used to wonder why everyone weren't gorgeous looking genetically, and I concluded it is dangerous. Savannah was beautiful. Beautiful women will bring stupid men to madness when they reject them. I imagine she broke up with him that day.


I just love seeing people cry because they got caught 😭


It's scary how charming people seem but they could be killing people in the back of a car seat. My trust issues are getting worse and worse watching all these videos Istg.


He later pleased guilty and was sentenced to 40 years in prison.


As soon as the " open ended " question was asked, I would respond by saying, " I want a lawyer".


Who the hell would be so worried about losing their job at BONEFISH?! You could get fired then go to Long John Silvers that same day and get another job.


Lawyer up as the first question drops! But I’m glad he got what he deserves.


I guess I always look guilty of something because I always give overly long answers/stories. Lol


I dont think it's just for seeking approval. 9:20 When they have a longer explanation they can remember their lies better.


He knew he wasn’t there for an outstanding traffic warrant. You don’t go to an interrogation room for traffic tickets.


i do that thing when you already know the truth but you pretend not to so the liar will be trapped in its lies. i do that to my sister because she lies so much. i didn't know i've been an investigator for years


Okay this female detectives 2nd row high school drama club acting is ridiculous. I would burst out laughing as soon as she starts that fake hysterical bullshit.😂😂😂


Could you imagine walking into one of these rooms free and then never going home? No? Good!


I always remembered this case because the guy reminded me of myself as a younger man since I to was a chef at a restaurant and good with the ladies.


Anyone else annoyed with the "please please" lady? Jeez...if I was the suspect I would feel so powerful knowing how utterly desperate and upset they are to get my answer. It would make me totally not want to talk to keep that power. That is some terrible interrogation skills when he already showed several times that he doesn't have kids and he doesn't give a shit...why would that work on him?

Didn't he say that it was reharsed multiple times? I think it was on purpose

You mean the detective who helped get a confession and put him away for 40 years? Lol. It was a carefully calculated persona working in conjunction with the other detective as an interrogation strategy.


That last segment, fuckin’ whoa man. Today I realized I talk to myself like a murderer talks to themselves bc ~*depression n shit~, and maybe I shouldn’t be so harsh on myself ‘cus I ain’t never killed nobody. Maybe there’s hope, lolol.


Detectives: please tell us! Please! I'm begging you! Please tell us! True strategic masterminds.


Her tone and emotional pleas makes me so nervous that even I feel like confessing 😰


When I used heroin the only time I got paranoid is when a cop would be somewhere behind me while driving and having a couple grams on me lol. Besides that I was super energetic and very talkative. I would be muti-tasking everything at a fast pace lol When that energizer bunny disappeared though Id start noddin off and fall asleep where ever I was at lol


It's so obvious he's guilty just from his first response.


Why did they give him so much power? That woman is literally begging him for an answer!


I love how calm detectives are KNOWING the person is LYING. Great job.

I love how calm the suspects are knowing the detectives are lying

Well I imagine lying is the expected response but... I'm bouta pop a vessel just listening to this

i would be scared to enter the same room as a person who had killed somebody

Never interrupt a suspect, when they are lying. Let them dig their own grave. If you then confront them with their lie they have to built a whole other story.

Exactly!  The detectives were honestly really impressive to watch.


SPOILER IF YOU HAVEN'T FINISHED THE VIDEO:<br>His ultimate answer as to what happened doesn't seem that far off, honestly. Do I think it was self-defense? HELL, NO! Do I think he roughed her up a bit and accidentally did what he claimed to have done? It's possible. Either way, it's tragic. I'm going to look more into this because this video doesn't show if people who knew him said he was a violent person.  Then again this douchebag persona leads me to believe he could easily be a woman-beater, but not necessarily a murderer.

SPOILER IF YOU HAVEN'T FINISHED THE VIDEO:
His ultimate answer as to what happened doesn't seem that far off, honestly. Do I think it was self-defense? HELL, NO! Do I think he roughed her up a bit and accidentally did what he claimed to have done? It's possible. Either way, it's tragic. I'm going to look more into this because this video doesn't show if people who knew him said he was a violent person.  Then again this douchebag persona leads me to believe he could easily be a woman-beater, but not necessarily a murderer.


restaurant relationships never work out and they always end in someone trying to ruin someone.

can speak from experience lmao


Dude is denying popping Adderall as if that's his main problem right now. 🤣


Within 2hrs the cops were on the scene? I thought for missing person cases you have to wait like 48hrs or something ?


Those pictures of him were the douchiest things I've ever seen in my life.


7:23 - he sees the handcuffs on the door, notice how he quickly averts his eyes from them.


They asked how he knew her… dude had a response of over 5 mins! Wow!!!


Somewhere around 30:00 I can also see they use guilt tripping as a tactic


Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: explains entire FNAF lore

Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: *explains entire FNAF lore*


I will NEVER understand how people can sit there and be interrogated WITHOUT asking for an attorney, THEN give a confession for nothing in return.

Most people forget or are tricked by cops


"You could have just told her to leave you alone."

Yeah. Yeah you could've.


The full confession is available on YouTube


Watching this now. I am reminded of Amber Heard's answers during court trial.


Idk why, but I find the last part so funny


The actual confession is out in the wild now. I saw it on another channel.


Lmao his face @18:00 when The detective mentioned the backseat 😂😂


What gets me is that we have hi def cameras on everyday phones and yet cctv cameras are grainy as shit, when they are supposedly meant to be used for community safety.


Wow ngl the interrogators are really good. If I was in his shoes I’d of confessed


Detective: "So how long have you known savanna?"
Lee: "I struggle to find the right words to describe just how much I hate the French language. I'm not racist but I think the world would really be a better place if all French speakers just stopped speaking French and learned a normal language. Nothing about this language remotely makes sense, or is even internally consistent. Why are there so many silent letters? Half the words have pronunciations which somewhat resemble their spelling, and the other half seems like French people just decided to add a bunch of letters so they can act like they're better than everyone else. The language seems like it's deliberately constructed to be as difficult to learn as possible. Why the hell do verbs have different conjugations for you, me, he/she, we, you(plural), and them? Even the English language doesn't have that many arbitrary conjugations."

"I made an honest attempt to learn French, I really did, but the language is just filled with bullshit rules for grammar and everything else. Whichever way you look at it, it's almost as if French is constructed to be as difficult to learn as possible. For real, English isn't my first language but I learned it just fine; trying to learn French after that feels like bashing my head against the wall. This is somewhat irrelevant, but I've heard that some French speakers who speak some English like to pretend they don't speak it when you talk to them. Why do you have to make life difficult for everyone, I'm not going to make fun of you for speaking English poorly. That's not even mentioning how metropolitan French has a superiority complex over other variations of French, all neutral observers will agree that they are equally shit. Also I've heard that some French speakers tend to discriminate against people who speak a local dialect of French, as if one version of a language is better than all others. Sure, the same thing happens with English, but at least the English language doesn't suck"


I don’t understand if he’s a manager there how does he not know there’s cameras in the parking lot??


Detective: how long have u known her?<br>Lee: I did drugs. She did drugs.

Detective: how long have u known her?
Lee: I did drugs. She did drugs.

@Nagol _06 If all chefs were armed and their job descriptions were changed to protecting and serving the public and they started routinely killing unarmed civilians we might want to look into the culture and system that supports them

@minikui kowai desu yeah, they deleted their comments

@Nagol _06 where does racism have to do with this ? Maybe the person deleted their comment ?

@Nav Nārva this dude is trolling you so hard

“And I season the food at bonefish grill with my scabs”

@mydemonswontleavemealone It's people like you who are the problem in America, not the Police. The democratic party has become a echo chamber for extreme, and irrational propaganda. As someone who has always supported the concept of free university, and free healthcare for all, it hurts to know that in order to assure those around me protection for criminals, I no longer can support the political party that I agreed with on almost all controversies only a few years ago. There is no longer a political party for those of us who support rational left leaning ideologies, there is only the right, and extremists. I encourage you to rethink your stance, as your actions are only pushing people away from agreeing with you.

@mydemonswontleavemealone I have done my research and I can say that a 99% rate of police being racist is completely absurd.  What I would like to ask you though is this: if there is an armed robbery at a bank or store, who will be there to stop it and discourage future crimes from happening if police are out of the picture?

@mydemonswontleavemealone Just because a few police are racist, it doesnt mean all are. I am by no means saying that police brutality is alright, but it doesnt occur with most cops so why blame all cops? If a chef murders someone, it doesnt mean that all chefs are murderers, right?

When he said that, i was like "wtf is he doing" lol


I wish you guys were still making these.


I hate that the prosecutor didn't release the full interrogation. That doesn't exactly scream "transparency & accountability"
Obviously this guy was guilty. But the full recording should've been released so The People have a chance to review it. It is public safety after all.

I hate that the prosecutor didn't release the full interrogation. That doesn't exactly scream "transparency & accountability"
Obviously this guy was guilty. But the full recording should've been released so The People have a chance to review it. It is *public* safety after all.


The fact that people who commit crimes such as murder or kidnapping never have a lawyer because they think they aren’t going to get caught. Shows how far their plan never reaches because they never actually made a plan


I wonder if he had drugs on him and asked to use the bathroom to get rid of them🤔<br>One bad action changed the lives of so many..

I wonder if he had drugs on him and asked to use the bathroom to get rid of them🤔
One bad action changed the lives of so many..


I’d make a bad interrogator then because the minute he lied I’d whip out the laptop with the video footage and be like “sHe GOt oUt oF THe CaR, hMM?”

«HAH, GOT EM!» <b>high Fives the female investigator</b>

«HAH, GOT EM!» *high Fives the female investigator*

Actually.lay that could work. Make him crack....

Lol and as I watch, I got to the point where that was mentioned and jcs literally said the exact same thing I said basically

Lol the reason they wont do things like that is because they want him to lock himself into a story before he is aware of any details or information that he can try to explain away or incorporate into his lies. Also, if he were to come back to that statement in the event that he confesses, if he were to acknowledge his lie on that particular detail but then later recanted, they could point to that moment as being proof that he clearly knew more than he claims post-confession recantation.

Yes, you would be a bad interrogator.  The video does not definitively identify him as it's not clear, even with a chevy malibu exiting the lot (that is a very common car and the license plate cannot be made out on the video.)  Trying to get a confession out of him is the best way of getting a conviction.  A decent defense attorney could discredit that video as reasonable doubt.  What they are doing is letting him know that he forgot about the cctv cameras all over the parking lot (which as a Manager of a restaurant in that plaza, he should be fully aware of) while they searching his car for her blood and other evidence.  It worked and he dissolves into the self-pitying piece of psychopath shit that we all could see he is in front of another camera, which I guarantee he knows about, as he attempts to engender sympathy for his sentencing hearing.

THEY GOT YOU IN 4K? HOW’D THEY GET YOU IN 4K??

Hmm I didn’t see her come out of nav ur the imposter

Same, I would go ape shit😂😂 can't stand people lying especially if I have prove

@kirtons4u they probably have imaging enhancement

Disney Disney  Haha... I don’t know I think I would enjoy it in situations like this where I knew they were guilty. The times where there’s more uncertainty is when it’s gotta be really tough because you never want to have someone innocent  going to jail on your hands

You get good PD interrogation progression points for eliciting a confession without showing them video evidence.

John Cam cringe. Le epic among us meme!! Niceeeee!

Not only that. I would do a victory lap chanting "I gotcha" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Id just be like "aight thats cap, youre the imposter".

I would pull the laptop out and say “ this you ? “ LMAOAOAAOAOAO

Lmaooo exactly!!  I'd be like "this you?"

Metoo. I'm not a good liar.  They knew he did it.   That's exactly what I would tell the monster who choked that poor woman too death.  Why?   She owe him money for drugs?

That’s why the slow reveal of the evidence by the second detective was key. Sometimes the mention without the physical proof is better, it still withholds enough to throw the accused off.

BOOM! You goin to jail, sucka!!<br>Bad cop, Hype cop, I gotchu

BOOM! You goin to jail, sucka!!
Bad cop, Hype cop, I gotchu


The female detective maybe not the greatest to ever step into this role lol.


I'm wondering if it was an accident like he fought with her but didn't have intention of killing her. A 90 pound female it wouldn't be hard to break her neck in a struggle. He shouldn't have burned her body though..he should have called the police immediately and maybe he would have got manslaughter


If the police left me sitting in a room for 90 minutes, the only thing I would tell them when they came in was "I want a lawyer".


Im 27 with a-lot of grey hairs.   This is what causes it.   This world is so cruel man.  Sometimes I wish the universe never decreed for me to exist because I feel like I’m too weak to acknowledge the horrible things that happen in this world and it will eventually damage my psyche.   RIP Savanna. You were killed unjustly. Your in a better place now. If these judges don’t give you the justice you deserve don’t worry. There is still the judge of all judges who will not accept any of his creation to be oppressed.

I myself came to similar conclusions once (it is easy to reach such conclusions when you look at a lot of information about the crimes), but one day I saw a comment that changed my perspective: at every crime scene, at every incident, at every place where  something bad happened there are always those who help.


"He was known for his charm and charisma..." Proceeds to show pictures of him looking like the quintessential douchebag. Ah yes, the famous Florida charm.

@inchara k
Everything I wrote is an unfortunate fact. You can't deal with facts.
I don't know what you mean by "she had it coming". As in, she deserved it? Absolutely not. And GTFOH with that "defending murderers" nonsense.

I thought the same thing. In his mind he was charming and charismatic, but a bit to everyone else.

I thought the same thing. In his mind he was charming and charismatic, but a bit to everyone else.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin oh please you’re absolutely embarrassing, how can you feel sorry for a murderer it’s sickening

@Conor M still doesn’t give a right to kill someone? Someone pisses you off or is annoying you? Talk to HR or the boss, nothing justifies murder until it’s self defence, rape and pedophiles and it’s none of those.

@Conor M Yeah let's accept the murderer's word for gospel.

@Conor M Yeah let's accept the murderer's word for gospel.

@Someone who's dead lolol, thats what you gotta say? Some emotional babble. Started talking like a man, ended up like a girl. Lost my attention completely.

@Woodsaras He murdered someone, you cant be serious right now

@Woodsaras He murdered someone, you cant be serious right now

@Someone who's dead oh, its that i THINK, I KNOW they like douchebags. Anyway, i dont see anything especially douchy about this guy's photos, these commenters are just too conserved.

@Someone who's dead sure, and you are the an ultimate arbiter in calling them apart from seeing a few pictures. Lol.

@Someone who's dead sure, and you are the an ultimate arbiter in calling them apart from seeing a few pictures. Lol.

@Woodsaras There's a difference between confidence and over compensation

@Woodsaras There's a difference between confidence and over compensation

BlankBird And communism and islam are religions of peace 👌🏻

BlankBird And communism and islam are religions of peace 👌🏻

@G E T  R E K T Have you ever even talked to a woman before? And cam girls dont count

@G E T  R E K T Have you ever even talked to a woman before? And cam girls dont count

@Peeps and MooMoo dude... no. self defense would have been if she had been violent and tried to physically harm him first. you don’t “defend” yourself against someone’s “mind games” by killing them, sorry.

Damn dude maybe you can help stop all these out of staters moving here. Getting crowded as hell

Damn dude maybe you can help stop all these out of staters moving here. Getting crowded as hell

@Rafael Crabs The best places in Florida are the wilderness. Florida has large areas of protected wetland, if you're a fan of nature, Florida has everything, including hundreds of species from around the world that have no business being there.

 I was in Florida for a time for schooling and I saw some of the craziest coolest things in nature there. Dolphins, sharks, rays, eels, turtles, jelly fish, frogs, geckos, iguanas, those are just things I experienced, there's also gators, crocodiles, snakes, cougars, fucking monkeys man!

I think I might start using "Florida charm" as an insult, haha.  That's kind of a gem, right there.

I think I might start using "Florida charm" as an insult, haha.  That's kind of a gem, right there.

@YTJ K don’t bother with close minded teens, they just want to argue.

@YTJ K don’t bother with close minded teens, they just want to argue.

Being from the UK, this goes above my head. What do you mean?

Being from the UK, this goes above my head. What do you mean?

@Gary Clark III i see angry in your writings. Yes its good for you to stay alone and for the community. Sorry to say.

@Conor M You see not proven things or are you the person hiding in the trunk.

@Conor M You see not proven things or are you the person hiding in the trunk.

@Rafael Crabs America is the biggest melting pot of mental illness in the entire world. I'm not sure how we got here, but it's by far not just due to lack of access to mental health care facilities like some claim. The rot runs deep. The death of respectable culture through mass media, the death of love through Tinder, and the death of friendships and family by being so spread out from one another. We really are a cancer on the world at this point.

As you say, it's livable, but everything about it pushes people into eccentric or disturbed behaviors.

@Conor M absolutely on point. Why I checked out of the dating game years ago, because that’s literally all it is, a game rigged from the start. Complete waste of time and money, I’m better off alone focused on my career and money. Too many risks when getting involved with a woman, as the ball is never in your court

@Let Me Catch You Slippin key word here is 'seems', no one who's actually nice would violently kidnap and then murder their girlfriend. He's in a lot of emotional pain, but he should be. I'm sure one day if he's actually killed in prison like he was dreading then he might understand a little bit of what that poor girl felt. Over 75% of her body had been brutalized, that's one of the more violent murders I've ever heard of. There's a lot of hate inside of that seemingly nice guy

@Conor M <br>Wow! You must have been a fly on the wall inside the car?

@Conor M
Wow! You must have been a fly on the wall inside the car?

@Let Me Catch You Slippin decent reasons and murder don't really go together in a sane world view.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin decent reasons and murder don't really go together in a sane world view.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin Ah, you caught him slippin!

@Let Me Catch You Slippin Ah, you caught him slippin!

@Bear Lemley  Idyllic.  Much more populated now, I'm afraid.  But still has a laid-back charm.

@Bear Lemley  Idyllic.  Much more populated now, I'm afraid.  But still has a laid-back charm.

@Surly Girly
Yea, miss the boat on the dock in the back yard. Visiting friends and restaurants by boat. I moved away some time ago, 180° around the sphere now.
When I was going to Jr high and high school.  We lived north of the city on the beach. Our nearest neighbor was about 3/4 mile north. There was no one livening there at the time. (1970 ish) I left in 1990.  My mom left in 2002.

@Bear Lemley  We have a home there - love it.

@Bear Lemley  We have a home there - love it.

@Manic Mercurian aww, don't feel badly. I've been all over Florida, spent a lot of time in Clearwater and on some of Pinellas County's beaches, but not since 2010 during the recession. I renovated and flipped a condo in West Palm Beach, which was my favorite place in FL. I'm also a real estate investor and a parent, so what's important to me might not be important to you. The good news is that you love where you live, and that's all that matters.

@Surly Girly <br>A Floridian would like that.  I grew up in Vero Beach.

@Surly Girly
A Floridian would like that.  I grew up in Vero Beach.

@C Glenn I could articulate my own experience with the different areas of the county and aspects of such but at the end of the day, a picture is worth a thousand words and actually being somewhere is probably worth a lot more. At the risk of sounding condescending, I'd suggest you visit the area in order to learn whether it is "Snapped," or I, who portray the area better.

(really I don't care lol) hmm and yet I go on...

I mean really my initial point was that the US, and Florida, and even Pinellas County are all places which have a wider range of experiences than many would sometimes like to suggest or care to understand.

Yeah I'm still torn between not caring, and moving on from this comment lol, and going into the depths of my experiences and what I've observed here.

I'll just say that when I moved here, it was because I did a lot of research, and that perhaps you and I are different because when I aim to understand a place, I look at things like demographics, climate, economics etc etc as well as aim to have my own personal experience in the place. Rather than base my opinions on TV shows. Or whatever "Snapped" is.

@Manic Mercurian I'm sure your place is great, but I do just have to say this: When I used to watch "Snapped", it seemed like <b>every</b> case originated from Pinellas County! Maybe it's just filled with vengeful women who pick the wrong men? I don't know...

@Manic Mercurian I'm sure your place is great, but I do just have to say this: When I used to watch "Snapped", it seemed like *every* case originated from Pinellas County! Maybe it's just filled with vengeful women who pick the wrong men? I don't know...

@BlankBird Actual argument? He killed her for exactly that petty reason. What do you mean? It is factually correct that that confrontation led to a murder. Hope this helps.

FYI most of these "winners" arent FROM Fla....they come from YOUR states....NY, NJ, TX, CA...etc.....we are the dustbin of the USA......

@Hadley Torres And I bet a slug is smarter

@Hadley Torres And I bet a slug is smarter

@Let Me Catch You Slippin self defense  is one example

@Let Me Catch You Slippin self defense  is one example

@BlankBird You can call the truth whatever name you like. You do you.

@BlankBird You can call the truth whatever name you like. You do you.

@Tidi You could be right. And why trust the word of a murderer? But it was the motive the investigators concluded with.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin that feel bad feeling means you have a good heart and caring but it can cost you your life !

@Conor M You don't have any actual argument beyond being misogynistic. Hope this helps.

@Conor M You don't have any actual argument beyond being misogynistic. Hope this helps.

@Conor M But you don't even know if what he said is true. Maybe he lied to justify what he did to her.

@Conor M But you don't even know if what he said is true. Maybe he lied to justify what he did to her.

@Conor M prove he is offended or else you are offended.

@Conor M prove he is offended or else you are offended.

Yeah but those ray bans were pretty tight, ngl.

Yeah but those ray bans were pretty tight, ngl.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin don’t you feel sorry for the woman he’s killed? Her body was so mutilated the autopsy wasn’t able to pinpoint the injury that killed her.

@Msacer 55 exactly, I mean this dudes got a lot going for him.

@Msacer 55 exactly, I mean this dudes got a lot going for him.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin and still alive... Unlike the chick.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin and still alive... Unlike the chick.

@ListerTR - It's a small part of the equation but I wasn't knocking his looks. The pictures they showed of him was just of him partying and being totally average. And this guy was a drug user and a selfish enough individual to kill in order to save his restaurant job. But I guess girls just like fun. So give them drugs, get them intoxicated and keep the party fun for them and then bang, you have "charisma" by today's standards.

What people define as “charm” is subjective from person to person, but I would say anybody with logical sense wouldn’t view those pictures as charming in anyway

@Emp6ft10in Is charm and charisma physical in your opinion?

@Emp6ft10in Is charm and charisma physical in your opinion?

@Ricky Ray right on, I wish you all the best and I'm sure you'll get that degree. Of course every city has its rough spots. Besides Scarface, Ace Ventura 1, Vice City and Disneyland I don't know anything about Florida. Someone said "Florida charm" which sounded like a thing so I wanted to sound like I was in the know and likened it to that interview of the pathetic polyamorous people from Florida. Of course Florida would have to have its nice spots but whichever neighborhood was in that interview looked tremendously sad, just that neighborhood specifically. I'd like to check out Florida some day.

If you ever make it to NZ avoid Auckland and Hamilton. Auckland is just another boring city fiercely overpriced and Hamilton reminds me of the polyamory people from Florida. Had a girl from Egypt staying at our flat for a few weeks on our couch and I asked her what she thought of Auckland and she put her fingers like half an inch apart giggling saying "it's so small" it was super amasculating, like "hey.. size doesn't matter lady. Jeez."

I thought the same thing. He looked painfully average to me.

I thought the same thing. He looked painfully average to me.

@Conor M   Yeah, I can.  That’s a decent reason for a confrontation, but not for breaking someone’s neck. You inserted the word “confrontation” when what was said was a decent reason for murder, or at least a severe thrashing that led to death.

So are you saying there was a decent reason to beat a 90lb girl to death?

@Conor M   Yeah, I can.  That’s a decent reason for a confrontation, but not for breaking someone’s neck. You inserted the word “confrontation” when what was said was a decent reason for _murder,_ or at least a severe thrashing that led to death.

So are you saying there was a decent reason to beat a 90lb girl to death?

@SpaceZen like truly, one of the better humans to walk the planet IMO. Just got in a tough spot.

@SpaceZen like truly, one of the better humans to walk the planet IMO. Just got in a tough spot.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin True.  Didn't look at it that way

@Let Me Catch You Slippin True.  Didn't look at it that way

@SpaceZen he probably seemed nice when he was slashing her up, as well.  All around solid fella just caught up in a bad situation.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin  Oh yea I wonder how nice he seemed when he was killing a young woman in the back of his car.  I often wonder how people wrote Ted Bundy letters while he was in prison and wanted to marry him.  You seem like the type

The pictures reminded me of several men I have worked with over the years in service....and I'm in the Midwest🤣definitely  can't rule out that ~florida effect~ though.

@BlankBird <br>Can you actually refute anything I said instead of just being offended?

@BlankBird
Can you actually refute anything I said instead of just being offended?

@Conor M Jesus. You sound just like the kind of guy to do what he did.

@Conor M Jesus. You sound just like the kind of guy to do what he did.

@Rafael Crabs you're describing a poor place just above trashy.

Florida ranges from stunningly beautiful to a cesspit, just like all the other states. I've only been to a few places there but I absolutely love Florida and the people I've experienced there so far.

@Rafael Crabs florida , like the United States as a whole, is a large, diverse place, and so there is a wide range of environments and situations here. I live in Pinellas County in Florida and it's absolutely beautiful.

Yes they famous Florida charm! Like the charm of a fucking slug!

Yes they famous Florida charm! Like the charm of a fucking slug!

So on point. "He was a real up and comer...." <br>Lee: Tokyo Drifts outta Taco Bell on A1A...

So on point. "He was a real up and comer...."
Lee: Tokyo Drifts outta Taco Bell on A1A...

@Conor M I have to agree. A girl playing with your mind isn't seen as a threat but an imposing guy against a girl is seen as one.

Also, I think that's what he meant by "self defense" during the trial.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin I understand the feeling sorry for him, it’s obviously horrible to imagine what he’s going through in those final clips. But I have to disagree on him seeming nice. He murdered another person. And not even for a “decent” reason. He has to face justice.

I feel so bad for this guy. He seems really nice and is in a lot of pain.

I feel so bad for this guy. He seems really nice and is in a lot of pain.


wow Lee, so scared of getting hurt after what you did


“Had a lot of success when it came to the opposite sex”… Well he’s about to have a lot of success with his same sex now in prison.


"A 2012 Chevy Malibu, an identical match"
shows a completely different vehicle that has a similar paint

"A 2012 Chevy Malibu, an identical match"
*shows a completely different vehicle that has a similar paint*


Well, an innocent person would immediately ask - "I've been pulled in here because of an outstanding ticket, why are we talking about my relationship with Savannah?"

He honestly could’ve forgot why he was pulled in because it’s been 90 minutes.

he was brought in by an unfamiliar face, until the arrival of the detective

@R Purdy That might not even work, though. Did you see the video with that one guy who DID ask for his lawyer, refused to talk to them several times, and they just kept refusing him his lawyer for DAYS until he broke and talked to them (because he realised he wasn't getting his lawyer)?

System's corrupt as hell. They can just deny you your Miranda's if they want to, by pretending they're complying and kicking it down the road. I reckon there needs to be a time limit on when they need to have contacted your lawyer - and they need to be able to prove it.

After 15 minutes I would have knocked on the door and told them arraign me or let me go. If they insisted on talking I would have insisted on a lawyer and used my right to remain silent I wouldn’t have waited an hour and a half lmao.

@Michael Estis this is a guy who wasted someone in his car on a busy car park.  They don't have many brain cells.

@Kantanen Akseli Watch "Don't ever talk to the police". Even if you are 110% innocent, anything you say might still be enough to incriminate you. Multiple innocent people have been convicted in the past and many more will in the future by talking to cops.

@R Purdy I feel like immediately asking for a lawyer makes you look far more suspicious and immediately under investigation. If you're innocent (or asking like one) it  shouldn't take you too long to clear things out

An innocent person would get up after 15 minutes and try to open the door to talk to someone.

To be fair, he was asked about savannah before this interview and even if he was innocent one could understand questions about something high profile going on like that

When he recognized the detective that was asking about Savannah he could have realized what the situation was actually.

@Tony Robichaud bro they literally show it in the video, you can search it on Google, ofc that's that, how does someone not know the "you have the right to remain silence" shit, it's even in the movies, I've never been in the USA, I've never been arrested an I know them

@Koolerking There is no doubt that cops and lawyers hate each other.  I've seen confrontations between them in public.  But I thought there was a Miranda Law (something like that) where cops had to say to all persons soon to be in custody something like "you have the right to remain silent and if you wish to have a lawyer, one will be appointed for you".  Perhaps that is in a different country and/or I'm mistaken and just saw it in a movie.

Totally forgot about his outstanding ticket .. wow , this channel really gives u knowledge of how to first hand catch guilty people 😭

In the beginning he said he wanted to talk to him about Savannah

@Koolerking You are absolutely right. My mom is a lawyer, and whenever I even vaguely mention police to her, she always goes off about how regardless of whether I'm innocent or guilty, I say nothing to the police without talking to her or a lawyer first. She has made it abundantly clear that I cannot talk myself out of any interrogation, and I should never try to do so.

An innocent person would of recognized a problem once they realized they weren’t being taken to a jail cell or courthouse for the traffic ticket arrest. Nobody gets taken into an interrogation room over a common traffic offense.

@Tony Robichaud I think because both lawyers and police hate each other professionally. The police want a confession before anyone talks to a lawyer, and i’d say any lawyer watching this would also be shouting “Don’t say a word!”. So the police are never going to help you find/call a lawyer.

What I'm wondering most of all is why they are not asked if they want to have a lawyer present before talking to police?

@R Purdy "but tough shit" hahahha... Love your directness ^^

@The Prime Suspect No, it just makes sense. Cops dont haul you to the police station for a traffic infraction and then make you wait in an interrogation room by your self for an hour and a half. Something more serious is afoot here.
My Spidey senses would be firing full speed. The second they read me my miranda rights I know some real shit is about to go down and I would be requesting a lawyer right away. It's my right and I'm going to use it and I'm not going to say a single word to the cops except for "I want a lawyer."
I dont care what they ask me or how they ask me. I would only continue to say, "I...want...a...lawyer."

What do the miranda rights say? It says you have THE RIGHT TO A LAWYER, even a free court appointed lawyer.
Why? Because also in the miranda rights it says  Anything you say (to the cops or recorded by their spy cameras) CAN and WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU IN A COURT OF LAW!
They say this for a reason. So your best bet is to keep you trap shut no matter what they say to you, guilty or innocent. Dont help them to hang you, they are not your friend.
Even if they screw up and dont read you the miranda rights, remember that they still apply to you, you still have the right to remain SILENT!
They dont like it, but tough shit, it's still your right, so exercise it, dont talk to the cops, it wont bode well for you.

Not to mention being isolated for 90 minutes. I would have asked to leave or have a lawyer immediately if I had waited for 90 minutes.


I've never seen that sort of plaintive begging and whining <br>in an interview before. I don't see that to be an effective tactic in this situation.

I've never seen that sort of plaintive begging and whining
in an interview before. I don't see that to be an effective tactic in this situation.


the 'Lenny' -Defense, that was the defense's strategy. I am starting to think the stimulants (probably meth) had a little to do with him savagely attacking her.


Ironically, as a new “fish” in prison he will certainly get “boned”.


I feel like I would look so sus in an interrogation because I overshare when I'm nervous or excited


Detective: “How long have you known her”<br>Lee: “We did drugs together”

Detective: “How long have you known her”
Lee: “We did drugs together”

@Stephen Beatty of course. But being innocent won't necessarily save you from ending up in one of those rooms...

@Stephen Beatty c'mon man, don't put the bar that high 😂

@Eric Goodemote In this case, after repeating his earlier answers from work (“We worked together”, “Last saw her a week ago”) that’s definitely what he should’ve done.

@Simon Fullbrook Better yet, lawyer up immediately and remain silent.

You know that really socially awkward person at a party who gives three word answers to open ended questions and can't keep a conversation going? Be that person during interrogations.

@Ronan Music That's the Atterol kicking in! Got his whole life story from the first question ROFL!

“How long have you known her?” <br>“Well you see my mom did hard drugs”

“How long have you known her?”
“Well you see my mom did hard drugs”


Slashing the front tire seems like a weird thing he did out of sheer panic-thinking. I dont see any reason why he would do that lol


tbh, when someone asks me, how do I know someone, I probably start rambling. That's me being an introvert and anxious


Watching this guy beg for his mom helps me sleep at night


Poor girl. Miserable man. He put her down very bad by exposing her drug use. He didn't have to mention she said she had used heroin prior to getting in his back seat car. Piece of 💩. He deserved life sentence not just 40 years where he will be eligible for parole on 20.


I really hate that I'm enjoying something that was a result of someone's death, but I stumbled across this channel late last night and I've been on a mini-marathon ever since.

Same! I need him to upload soon otherwise I'm going to run out of vids to watch! lol!

Late night youtube really hits differently...

I feel pity for you. Come join the rest of the JCS subscriber souls waiting in limbo for uploads. It is like Chinese water torture.

Shortly after writing this, I came across  the "Coffeehouse Crime" channel, which seems well done and not solely focused on US crimes.

@Jonnyboy 2645 from what I’ve seen, many of the same interrogations but with different narrators. IMO, the narrator of this channel has a deep understanding of criminal psychology and police interrogation techniques - which make it far more interesting - while some others sound more like they’re just doing it for the <i>”Likes”</i> or they just don’t have much content. Just type Interrogation of (for example)  Jodi Arias and you’ll run into other channels. Also, apparently JCS also has another channel for Patreon donors too. I’m not sure what’s on that however.

@Jonnyboy 2645 from what I’ve seen, many of the same interrogations but with different narrators. IMO, the narrator of this channel has a deep understanding of criminal psychology and police interrogation techniques - which make it far more interesting - while some others sound more like they’re just doing it for the _”Likes”_ or they just don’t have much content. Just type Interrogation of (for example)  Jodi Arias and you’ll run into other channels. Also, apparently JCS also has another channel for Patreon donors too. I’m not sure what’s on that however.

Any other good channels you guys recommend?

Ever saw a movie about WW2? Guess what: It's based on a true story ;)<br>Many dead people..

Ever saw a movie about WW2? Guess what: It's based on a true story ;)
Many dead people..

Me too. It's interesting to see these liars squirm

I came here really early this morning, I couldn’t fall asleep and browsed YouTube and found this

Jim Can’t Swim is one the best youtube channels out there.

Me too lol hours are going by like minutes it's really interesting and addictive cause you wanna be an interrogator at the same time lol

You’re enjoying seeing the victim’s justice play out! don’t feel too guilty

Same here, I'm on my second day of binging.


He's nervous as hell, can't stop talking. After watching all of it, I hate that I feel sorry for him.


I'm still confused when people decide to kill or commit murder not focusing on the punishment that they will consequently face when being caught


Control and leverage folks- cops know shit you don’t- they put you in situations to break you down- this is their full time job. 🤐. I’m glad they caught this prick and my heart goes to her family and loved ones.

Lee- Jesus died for all our sins. What you did was horrific. Believe in God and ask for forgiveness. This isn’t the end of your story.


This guy is just teaching us how to not get caught


"Probably not the best advertisement for the Bonefish Grill, that their chefs are peeling off scabs at work" love his deadpan humor LMAO

The name bonefish isn't very appetizing either.

Not a joke, just an insight. and the narrator didnt write it, jim did.

And murdering co-workers, he should’ve mentioned that part too

They probably wipe their ass with their fingers and don’t even wash their hands 🙌🏽 that’s sick 🤢🤮

And yes everyone is so fixated on the 90% line lol 🤣 70% of people believe anything with a percent statistic

@Comment Hero I think 90% sounds about right for Florida

*ps to Floridians this is jokes pls don't sick your meth racoons at me*

@Comment Hero I think 90% sounds about right for Florida

**ps to Floridians this is jokes pls don't sick your meth racoons at me**

@Robert Budnar I know it was a lie, I was just commenting on the narrator’s humor lol

It was a lie to cover up the fact that the wound was recent

To the people going on about ‘percentages of workers using drugs’ - I think it’s just ‘People’ , I’ve worked in offices (Coke, pot) , teaching ( Coke, pot, wine) …it’s just people being people. They use drugs to cope if they’re not ‘together’ in their lives !

@Comment Hero My colleagues just smoked weed and got drunk. It was a kosher place tho.

One of their workers killed just to keep his job. If you look at it that way...

@Comment Hero Not me personally, no; pot gives me migraines like you wouldn't believe.

I won't argue with the drinking though; I swear, every full service I've ever worked, line cooks are just expected to have a quart of the cheapest beer on tap over their station with a straw sticking out of it.

@Comment Hero Not me personally, no; pot gives me migraines like you wouldn't believe.

I won't argue with the drinking though; I swear, every full service I've ever worked, line cooks are just *expected* to have a quart of the cheapest beer on tap over their station with a straw sticking out of it.

@Comment Hero I can attest to that. I have been in and out of the restraunt industry for about 20 years and I've worked in a variety of places. i.e. fast-food, family dining, sports bar, etc. Every place I've been employed at MOST of my coworkers and even a manager or two were getting high before and during work.

@Patrick Harrington  90% of the places I worked*<b>*</b>  but still you was cooking and getting high, so my point still kinda stands lol not all the jobs I've worked, but most.of em people are getting drunk smoking pot doing coke, they're on something back there. And it is very very common with jobs like that. Shit maybe it's common with all job, I just worked alot of restaurant jobs cause I live in Florida near the beach, and yeah tourist trap. Pcola, panama city area

@Patrick Harrington  90% of the places I worked****  but still you was cooking and getting high, so my point still kinda stands lol not all the jobs I've worked, but most.of em people are getting drunk smoking pot doing coke, they're on something back there. And it is very very common with jobs like that. Shit maybe it's common with all job, I just worked alot of restaurant jobs cause I live in Florida near the beach, and yeah tourist trap. Pcola, panama city area

@Patrick Harrington People often assume their own experiences define reality. Ive worked at plenty of restaurants, and in construction. You MIGHT have 1 or 2 people on your crew who are clearly using but its no where close to 90%, data just doesnt back that up.

@Comment Hero I've been in food service (hospitality, full service, fast food, QS+/++, delivery, and tourist-trap) for nearly twenty years and the hardest substance I've ever seen used IN kitchens is pot.  Like, full stop.  So I'm gonna have to take some umbrage with that '90%' hyper-exaggeration there.  ^.^

@Comment Hero i know exactly what you mean bro so many people in the industry use that shit

90% of restaurant cooks are snorting lines off the counter back there. Or smoking some ice. It's honestly crazy how many people in the restaurant industry do drugs and have nasty habits. Source: have worked at alot of restaurants.


I think he could have gotten away with it if he lawyered up


I didn't know Natalie Portman was a detective.... Jesus girl


You don't know what crying or pain is at this point....but you're gonna learn...


Plea deal: guilty to 2nd degree murder. Forty years.


With today's technology, I don't see how people think they can get away with crimes like this.

@YxVm I think he is specifically talking about such crimes where the confrontation or abduction is done in a well lit public area, pretty much guaranteed to be cameras on a lot like this nowadays, also where the victim and suspect know eachother

@RedJupiter223 I just hope that we are as free to watch those who watch us, or the power imbalance will undo our entire society...

Cthulhu Hoops you don’t even know what narcissism is.  Tell me what is so narcissistic about this case?

@P Funk theres certainly alot more crimes that are unsolved and crimes that occur without the government knowing. Though put to the back drop of America, generally being a much safer country than most.

Crime is a problem, but it is being managed. Though not competently

@Kylan Chen According to this video, they did find a body

It's amazing how much material can be collected as evidence, both physical and contextual

<b>HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT</b>

they could have gotten away with it if they decided to stay completely silent or only answer with yes no and i dunno

because they can lol, and they do pretty regularly

They can, by not confessing. The security camera footage isn't enough, and if he had kept completely quiet during the entire interrogation, and had they not found Savannah's body or remains after the fact, he likely would not have been convicted. The thing about stuff like this isn't to try and find out who did it, but to prove who did it. Just because there's a 99% chance the person in question did it, pure coincidence isn't enough evidence to prove somebody guilty. You need hard evidence, like a confession, DNA evidence, or a body.

@ThePointlessBox_ that is completely incorrect

How do you know what he was thinking? Do you think he thought he could get away with it. Or you think he done the crime so he must have. That’s not how impulse crime works. In fact there wouldn’t be any crime with that logic.

Jay Castro just wait till 100 years from now where you can’t get away with ANY crime in public due to surveillance, the cameras that caught this guy were 5-10 years old

There's more cold cases than u think. Sadly lots of bad guys getaway with it.

and yet they continue to get away with it


Last 5min  u came tell he's remorseful..he'll get the help he needs in prison.
Rehabilitation will work. Especially when Big black bubbah and his homies look after and watch out for him and his safety. . They'll take care of him,  tuck him in at night, read him bedtime stories .
  He'll be fine   and safe..
100%


"where can we find her?"<br>"Tommy the cat had many stories to tell. But it was a rare occasion, such as this, that he did."

"where can we find her?"
"Tommy the cat had many stories to tell. But it was a rare occasion, such as this, that he did."


"I accidentally broke her neck" -someone who has seen too many action movies


Does anyone in the United Soviet States of America remember that they have rights guaranteed by the Constitution?  I’m amazed at how many videos they have of people blabbing away to professional interrogators.  If this were me the police would have been upset at 7:12 when after 91 minutes I would have asked for an attorney.


Detective: "How long have you known her?"<br>Lee: *tells life story

Detective: "How long have you known her?"
Lee: *tells life story

They knew he was guilty after his answer LOL Jesus man
how’d y’all meet
*welllll she took a lot of drugs, but her weight looked healthy she looked good we kinda were talking here and there*LOL

They knew he was guilty after his answer LOL Jesus man
*how’d y’all meet*
*welllll she took a lot of drugs, but her weight looked healthy she looked good we kinda were talking here and there*LOL

It’s so he won’t ask any questions <br>It’s called being a smart one

It’s so he won’t ask any questions
It’s called being a smart one

@Peeps Ahoyy “How long have you known her for?”
4 hours later
“I shit you not, this motherfucker turned into a pickle. Funnies shit I’ve ever seen, bro.”

@Peeps Ahoyy “How long have you known her for?”
*4 hours later*
“I shit you not, this motherfucker turned into a pickle. Funnies shit I’ve ever seen, bro.”

Detective: asks one question

Lee: tells his life story and more

Detective: uhhhh. No further questions now, I guess. You answered all of them.

Detective: *asks one question*

Lee: *tells his life story and more*

Detective: uhhhh. No further questions now, I guess. You answered all of them.

His answer was a textbook answer for a guilty person as they explained why starting the conversation with an open end question could increase the probability of being guilty if answered in lengthy manner.

I know 😂 like this is only the first question bud! Save some info for the rest of them.

YESSSS ts really took me bc they literally asked one thing and here this nigga go😭😭🤣🤣🤣 wtf was you talm bout brodie they asked how y’all met💀😂😭


This is like watching a chess game between a pro player and a 4 year old


"Do you know how fast you were going?"

I DEMAND A LAWYER!!

"Do you know what happened to Savanah?"

Twas a sunny day, and the birds in the trees were chirping. Maybe they were just singing to each other, or perhaps they were tending to their little bird children. Ahhhhhh, how distinctly I remember the smell of pine in the air, that was being wafted by the breeze that was rustling the leaves.....


Self defense?

Listen I don't know who taught you to go for the neck in a self defense situation but that is extremely risky since you know.


He clearly only feels bad that he was caught. I mean obviously he regrets killing her but had he got away with it i think he wouldve continued living his life just as he had done before killing her. Also a lot of his crying it seems like he is kind of forcing on himself. I know that when i cry after something such as a close relative dying or making a bad mistake i know i dont have to force myself to cry and i dont have these breaks in between like he was


All the investigator asked was "how long have you known her", and he goes on a tangent about how they did drugs together. 🤦🏾♀

Blackobluna problem being, if you’re dumb enough to commit a crime like murder, you’re not gonna be smart enough to take the precautions of getting a lawyer

@mr feelnothing I won't be having it long

I HATE JELLYBEANS lol I’m trying to follow you on IG then 😅

@King Tiger Prof fish she's probably probably doing the keke palmer meme, "sorry to this man, but I wouldn't know who he was if I saw him walking down the street" 🤣

I HATE JELLYBEANS do you have a IG or snapchat?

unbelievable motor mouth - Adderall, anxiety, or both?

I wonder what his regular gf makes of all of this

@Blackobluna That and also don't do murder.

I can fit 2 jellybeans inside of my belly button.

This channel is a case study in keeping you mouth shut and getting a lawyer.


Even if I'm not a criminal, I'd be the prime suspect if they interrogate me😧 because I have a habit of giving lengthy and detailed answers


The female detective acting incredibly disinterested is a tactic used often in interrogations. It allows the suspect to relax by assuming the questioning is “no big deal”. When she interjects - they double down on the pressure as well as revealing evidence against him. Her sudden participation knocks the suspect off guard and boyyyyyyyy it worked.

@Jessica Tseng That's how most interrogations are done. You need to cajole the suspect into revealing the details

@Joao Pedro Catao nah, like the narrator says it was a rehearsed moment that they only used once it was clear the guy wouldn't budge, so they had to confront him with the evidence at that point, they planned it correctly. but i agree the crying and begging went too far

I didn’t think the 2 were really all that strategic. I think they were practically begging him to confess so they can get out n have some beer.

@Charles yeah she was really bad the whole time she became active in participating. She came in too early with revealing that they had proof because she was too excited to jump in, and just went overkill the remainder of the interrogation.

The female interrogator is a rookie, not every single statement said by the Interrogator's is a "tactic".

@Caleb Phillips i <b>LOVE</b> a good analogy and hot damn you got me giddy~  thanks for the meal 🤓

@Caleb Phillips i *LOVE* a good analogy and hot damn you got me giddy~  thanks for the meal 🤓

gl0ckc0ma using artificial worms might seem unusual, but you will still catch fish...

Yeah but the begging and fake crying is stupid.

Lol ya she's just checking out her Instagram acting like it's no big deal


I’m so happy that “what pretending to be crazy looks like” showed up in my recommended videos. Binging through all of them and looking forward to more!

So if innocent people did not get murdered you would have nothing to binge-watch happily....?

Yup, like 4/5 days ago, now I’ve watched so many lol

samee. sucha cool channel with great vids, glad i watched that video lol

@doomsfear I know it for long time already before that video.

That is how everyone heard of this channel. I had never clicked on a murder / interrogation video and all of a sudden that video popped up. YouTube must be pushing it to distract us from something!

That’s exactly how I started with this channel too! 😄


I find this so sad. He killed her over basically nothing, ended her life and destroyed his own. What a massive waste.

@Raccoon Nation You shouldn’t say that about a dead girl.

Agreed. He clearly didn't know how to own up to his own mistakes and was willing to blame others to the point of murder, at least in the heat of the moment.

His attempts to save face at the end didn't look very appealing to say the least.

@J Patillo you know, that “why” part is always kinda dumb and I always want to roll my eyes at it. Maybe a psychologist would want to know why, the police only cares about securing the conviction. Doesn’t even matter if the suspect is innocent sometimes

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@Antti Ranne self defense plea would easily be thrown out. They'll use his height, weight, and age against him and display how the victim was smaller, younger, and more fragile and include that into how could he have feared for his life for just being slapped. Being slapped is not a viable defense for self defense. This was no accident. The only defense that could be tried is the use of his drugs affecting his moral judgement and possibly get him a lesser charge. But hiiiighly unlikely. Especially if they obtained a confession.

@Доктор Зойдберг very valid point. This is why you'll see some investigators never get a confession because they're constantly trying to the gather the "why" and not the "how".

I will kill for a Klondike icecream bar right now!!

I will kill for a Klondike icecream bar right now!!

@Antti Ranne Nevermind found it. That's only his defense, he doesn't have any evidence justifying the claim. I find it highly suspicious, given the circumstances. Imo it's more likely he killed her intentionally.

@Antti Ranne Do you have a timestamp? I didn't catch that.

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

@Jeff's Boy Nicky THAT'S MY FUCKING POINT!!!

@Jeff's Boy Nicky THAT'S MY FUCKING POINT!!!

@J Mart Yes, there is no remorse over the murder, just that he got caught. We must never confuse the two, though I'm pretty sure the Prosecutor never lets anyone there forget.

But to Hell with his own life, just poor her.  Only one victim.

@RockyHorror oh ok ..well he didnt lose his life ..sum Morons dont mind life in prison ...3hots and a cot 😍😍😍❤❤❤

@Tao Paille-Paille Yes we are and yes we are.

@Tao Paille-Paille Yes we are and yes we are.

@BLACK face Hardon would I what?, and no but he lost his life due to prison and she lost hers because of his cruel act and that's karma and that's all I was saying

@BLACK face Hardon yes a life for a life

@BLACK face Hardon yes a life for a life

I wonder if he would cry if he didn't get caught

I wonder if he would cry if he didn't get caught

@Jena Cide Okay, there is no such thing as a loser unless you watch anime. Happy?

@Gryphon Ennis a murder out of passion is different than a calculated killing, not everybody is capable of a planned deliberate murder.

@Доктор Зойдберг That may be the case with regards to disregard for the value of lofez but you would think the high probability of getting caught (especially if you are clearly not very bright or criminally minded like this guy clearly wasn't) and found guilty with life in prison or death would make you think twice even if you don't see any moral issue with murdering someone.

So much potential just to go to waste like that it's just disappointing

@Доктор Зойдберг it's called sociopathy.

@Доктор Зойдберг it's called sociopathy.

@Abdul Rehman Mian no,  they eliminate it.

@Abdul Rehman Mian no,  they eliminate it.

@Gryphon Ennis no. I may kill in self defense, but that’s not murder. That guy created the entire debacle. Even if I was that aggressive, I’d still never put my life on the line for a few moments of control over the victim. Violence is just too messy. In almost every situation there’re hundreds of ways to deal with it differently.
In this case, he could have quit his job before anyone in management found out about their relationship. Or come clean to the boss and try to talk them out of firing him. It’s some shitty restaurant for fucks sake, not Vatican City, this no dating coworkers policy can’t be that strict. He could have asked Savannah to quit and offered her a great recommendation letter and/or some money in exchange. Finally, he could have done nothing and taken his chances. The worst thing to happen would have been him getting fired. Still better than going through a trial (even if the jury believed his ridiculous claim of self defense). By killing her he made his best case scenario becoming a suspect for a long long time until the case would be dropped due to lack of evidence (doubtful). Which means anything’s easier than trying to silence the girl forcefully. That’s how normal logic works.
This guy thought that threatening his ex with violence is easier because he doesn’t give a shit about other people’s safety. Or life.

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@J Mart self preservation. If only people put more thought into things like treating others as of theyd like to be treated..

@Lassi Kinnunen 81 Maybe so, I just don't understand his logic. He could've easily gotten another job at a restaurant. There were so many other possible outcomes.

@J Mart He definitely was also crying over what he did to her, hence "I'm so sorry Savannah" and "What is wrong with you, Savannah was nice to you"

@J Mart nobody cries at other peoples lives ending. NEVER. If they do, its called an act. Stop being so full of yourself. Normal people might cry once or twice or 100 times, but by the time they're in court or whatever, all the tears have long washed away all emotions.

Our bodies adapt. We cannot stay forever in emotional agony. Thats why we eventually forget our ex, or any tragedy, and eventually move on. Same thing with the death of another. So if you dummy see someone crying over the death over another, its  an act, especially since most people control their emotions around people and only let them out when alone/with close ones, or just dont show them

its because of people like you that all the psychopaths are mistaken for good kindhearted people, and all the good people are mistaken for psychopaths

@Abdul Rehman Mian Exactly. Pharmaceutical drugs completely distorted his perception, emotions, and aggression. It's a shame for all people involved.

@Gryphon Ennis Not everyone is capable of murder of course. We are not all fucking plain animals.

@Доктор Зойдберг fuck me this is such a good point.

@Доктор Зойдберг fuck me this is such a good point.

@Bog Meat u can't stay a manager if you fucking go to jail tho? I suggest ur wrong

@Доктор Зойдберг everyone is capable of murder. even you. when emotions run high, common sense goes out the window.

He killed her for his future, but by doing so only ruined that future beyond repair. Truly a perfect example of irony.

so true. that's why they only cry at the prospect of their life ending, never shedding a tear for the ones they've destroyed. "i'm going to die in jail wah wah wah". yet he strangled, burned, and dumped that little girl.

@BLACK face Hardon He had life, just made a wrong choice.

I heard this on some tv show: you’ll never get into the killer’s mind while still projecting your own moral values onto them. You’re trying to imagine what kind of profound situation they must have found themselves in to become a murderer. But that’s just wrong. People who are capable of murder kill for the most insignificant reasons because that’s how little the lives of other people matter to them.

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He basically ended her life because it jeopardized his work success. Imagine that. Dying so that someone can stay manager at what is basically olive garden.


Update: Lee was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the murder of missing woman Savannah Gold in 2017. Lee Rodarte, 31, received his sentence nearly three years after he was charged with killing Gold. In the video, it says he initially pleads not guilty, which he does in 2019, but later in 2020 he plead guilty to murder in the second degree (murder that isn't premeditated and more of an in the moment action)

@Thomas ok it seems that you wanted to get me wrong. But maybe I expressed my opinion the wrong way. I'm sorrry for that. Anyway, the justice system in the USA is very hard understandable for me. In our welfare state rules the opinion that a society has to take the risk of the dangerousness of their individual members  - like I mentioned before. We don't know that "an eye for an eye". Most Americans believe in God and the Bible. I can't understand how this fits together...

@Cody Isnor yeah, here in Germany for example rules the opinion that a society has to take the risk of the dangerousness of individual members. That's how it is in a welfare state

@Jake Rubin yeah I’ve read your comments after I wrote mine and I agree with pretty much everything you say. I just wonder if people like that just have it in them to kill because thinking now I’m sure if given another chance he wouldn’t kill her knowing the consequences. Crazy video anyway. Thanks for the updates too.

@Kevin Morgan Yeah that's true. Like I said before to someone else, I think second degree murder deserves a lesser sentence. The average American lives 72 years, Lee will be 68 when he's out so he's practically serving a life sentence. But if you believe second degree murderers deserve life sentences too that's a fair thing to say, we just disagree

@nichrossi It is a murder, in the second degree. If you think he deserves a life sentence and that so do all second degree murderers then there's no point in even making the distinction, and that's a valid thing to say. I think there is, but I guess we disagree. Fair enough

@Cody Isnor he murdered a 21 year old girl in a parking lot. He crossed the ultimate line and she will never come back yet he gets to walk the earth for the rest of his life, call me crazy but absolutely fuck that.

@Jake Rubin yeah i get you but at the same time no matter how far im pushed in these kind of situations with relationships or work i would never go as far as to kill someone or even hurt them. People like him or a ticking time bomb. If not Savannah it would have been someone else.

@Jake Rubin he might have said that but I don't believe it.  Near the end of this video he says to himself, "you could have just told her to leave you alone."  I wonder if they had a fight and he lost control, or if he lured her into the car to kill her.  I guess if it was 2nd degree murder, the jury found it wasn't premeditated.

@Panagiotis Lemontzis the prosecutor must have had to suggest some kind of motive at trial.  But this video was made before the trial, and doesn't include his confession, so we don't even know what he claimed his motive was.  Or whether his confession was excluded as evidence and it contradicts his self defense story.

Thanks for the update.  The producer might want to make a new version of this video - few of his others are inconclusive like this.  Also, I don't understand why he killed her.  It makes me wonder if any of this was explained in the trial.  How did they find her body?  I guess it was based on his confession, but the producer doesn't have that part.

@JustFunGames "Imagine your child being murdered and" That is probably the dumbest approach to a fair evaluation of a sentence.

@Cody Isnor how do u conclude this as a mistake.

@Cody Isnor how do u conclude this as a mistake.

@Jake Rubin irrespective it's a murder? n losing a job wouldnt mean he would never find another one. It's strange u get ur sentence reduced by faking remorse. At the end he is a murderer n he is still getting to live his life with free food.

@Cody Isnor quite strange so if ur good at acting and fake remorse ull get away with the harsh sentence

@BB Yeah I'm from Canada, and frankly how the US handles things is terrifying. For making a mistake 40 years is kinda ridiculous. Yes, it is awful and no one should have to go through that and the parents didn't deserve it and we can go on and on. But 25 years is far more than enough time to come out a changed person.

@JustFunGames yeah, I must agree somehow....

@JustFunGames yeah, I must agree somehow....

@Test Account but you are right, the sentences for child abusers for example are way too lash down here

@Test Account yey, I told him that too, because if you run into a crime by accidents you can end up in jail for 20 years, too. I come from Germany, not UK

@BB you specifically said it’s better to live in the UK because the sentencing for crimes is much harsher in the US. I mean I guess but out of a million reasons to say the UK is better you chose that.

@Test Account.... odd, for telling him to be grateful not to live in America for many other reasons?

@BB I actually feel your sentences are way too lenient. Btw that’s an awfully odd thing to tell your kid to be thankful for lol

@KA.Powered There are more people in US jails than in the rest of the world put together and the right to bear arms is in the constitution. Someone ought to do the mathS one of these days and correct this incorrectional equation.

@1 2 to be fair,I don't think anyone would want UK laws... I would say about 40% of them are complete illogical.

@BB How is it too harsh? He shouldn’t have killed her in the first place tf? Imagine your child getting killed and then he gets like 10 years. How would you feel? And who’s to say that he won’t do it again…(btw he brutally beated 75% of her body so yeah..)

@Mittens Yes. unfortunately. Where do you come from? Europe like me? I. always tell my son to be thankful not to live in the USA - when it comes to get sentenced, because your life could be over.. Of course he took a young womans life, but I think it's way too harsh in such cases

@Mittens First degree murder is almost always a life sentence. Second degree murder is not as bad but its still murder. I don't know too much about the legal system but the punishment fits the crime here in my opinion

@Thomas I believe it is justice. Lee will be 68 years old, and its clear from this video he already regrets his actions. It was murder in the second degree, and for that I don't think he deserves a life sentence. Savannah's death was a tragedy but I do believe Lee will have changed by the end of those 40 years and nothing is gained from keeping a future "good" man in jail. People change, and there are consequences to every action, Lee will have changed by then surely and he will have accepted the consequence of a 40 year sentence.

@Panagiotis Lemontzis Well I can give you Lee's motive, but it won't make sense because there is almost nothing that can excuse the murder of an innocent young woman. He killed her because he was scared of losing his job, Savannah said she would spread lies about him sleeping with her so he would get fired because as the manager it was in Lee's contract to not have sexual relations with any employee. He couldn't deal with the stress and acted emotionally (this is why it was second degree murder rather than a planned out murder)

@Thomas what do you mean? is it too less?

@Thomas what do you mean? is it too less?

Savannah had a 21 tattoo, it was her jersey number in sports, the age she was killed and the year Rodarte is sentenced to prison.

@HackdotX how? their comment literally doesn't make sense. Literal gibberish

@HackdotX how? their comment literally doesn't make sense. Literal gibberish

Is this normal in the States where 2nd degree murder gets such harsh sentence. 40 years is crazy compared to other countries

@Thomas That was the first thing I thought when I saw that. It was determined to be second degree and they have video evidence of him showing remorse. It was honestly probably ruled like that just because it was a male taking the life of a female and for some reason that worse than anyone taking someone else's life.

@Player # 2 same, came here at the right time

@Player # 2 same, came here at the right time

Had I watched this yesterday I World have never known

Had I watched this yesterday I World have never known

@Bobas WRLD It really saddens me, I almost feel sorry for him. Savannah could still be alive, and he could still be an honest working man living out his dream as a chef, and he ruined it all in a matter of minutes

@knut hamsun A Black Persian killing a White Persona?<br>Let me get some of what you're smoking or use, like, words, MAN.

@knut hamsun A Black Persian killing a White Persona?
Let me get some of what you're smoking or use, like, words, MAN.

@eShum just racist propaganda they're spreading

@eShum just racist propaganda they're spreading

Thank you. I was looking for this before I searched it myself lol

Thank you. I was looking for this before I searched it myself lol


To anyone wondering: Lee was found guilty and sentenced to 40 years.

To anyone wondering: Lee was found guilty and sentenced to 40 years.

@A Guy Named Kevin why are you sweating so much?

@A Guy Named Kevin why are you sweating so much?

@Bsn8810500 I don't know, we just met on the base!

@Bsn8810500 I don't know, we just met on the base!

@A Guy Named Kevin what is his last name?

@A Guy Named Kevin what is his last name?

@Bsn8810500 Yeah, a guy named Kevin told me to come and comment here...

@Bsn8810500 Yeah, a guy named Kevin told me to come and comment here...

@A Guy Named Kevin Because there funny as hell and most ppl read comments in between watching vids.

@Andrew.h Their was no jury, it was a plea agreement.

@Andrew.h Their was no jury, it was a plea agreement.

@TheBraveOne I'm so sorry man for the replies you just didn't listen long enough

@TheBraveOne I'm so sorry man for the replies you just didn't listen long enough

@nadun lochana Kinda sad for him, it was an accident

@nadun lochana Kinda sad for him, it was an accident

Anyone find anymore information about what happened? As far as the missing video clip?

@MoahGentle You cannot get out in 15 years off a 40 year sentence for murder.  Are you high?

@MetroM Cry more bruv the reason I said this is cus it isn’t in the video so it’s not a spoiler. You already know he’s guilty of the crime

40 years?? didnt he get life in prison in video?

40 years?? didnt he get life in prison in video?

@MetroM Why read the comments before finishing the video? Lol

@MetroM Why read the comments before finishing the video? Lol

@Adam Pierce Lol Maybe. If he was, he was a successful troll. 😂

@Adam Pierce Lol Maybe. If he was, he was a successful troll. 😂

27 years of which he served while giving his testimony in court.

27 years of which he served while giving his testimony in court.

@Christina blakley Lol Thanks, you as well!😁

@Christina blakley Lol Thanks, you as well!😁

Will be released on parole after 12 years for good behaviour ...

Will be released on parole after 12 years for good behaviour ...

Good bc i was ready to rage in the comments about how tf he was declaired not guilty

@MoahGentle yeah i totally agree with you and he made her look bad the poor girl justice system is just ridiculous worldwide  I think its too light

@A Guy Named Kevin IMy new Theme Slogan! Thanks for letting me laugh my ass off Bruh! Have a GREAT Day Sir!

The female detective so gooood , I started confessing random stuff when she start pleading and crying.

@Baby Girl there should be a scientific research, maybe marrying, having childs and having a family is not for everyone,

maybe violence and temperamental features are written more in some particular people genetic

@TheBraveOne Lmao this dude doesn’t know what he’s talking about and decides to disgrace the entire country when he’s wrong

@John Bravo already happened in a sense.  My daughter was taken advantaged by her uncle and we both forgave him. It was a necessary step for her to move on. I believe in eternity.  There is plenty of time on the other side. Revenge is not justice.

@Earth Bruja yeah this guy said his mom did a lot of heroin

@Earth Bruja yeah this guy said his mom did a lot of heroin

@Josh G why? nobody who is sane ready comments before watching the video.

@Josh G why? nobody who is sane ready comments before watching the video.

@TheBraveOne There's always one person who is too dumb to realize it. We found em

@MoahGentle How does ending his life equals justice? His life will just cease, he won't feel anything more, won't have any fears, won't feel any pain, regret, guilt, won't have nothing to worry, won't have to deal with people, won't have to face his consequences, won't pay for his acts, won't bring anything good at all. I'm sure he will be passing a lot of time wishing to be dead. Having to live through what you done is way worse.

@John Bravo revenge is not justice. Our society is beyond barbaric if we have no path for forgiveness. Our lives are a small dot in time.

Well technically I doubt he planned the murder ahead of time to be murder 1. Not commenting on his POS status,  just how the law works and classifies murder degrees.

@Sleepy Joe exactly. Awful situation all round. Two lives ruined. I get no satisfaction from this man being jailed, although it is necessary. Terrible situation all round.

nadun lochana you get pleasure from two lives being ruined? Somehow I don’t think it’s because you’re such a great paladin of justice...

Full video released. YouTube it. And also..the quality is way better. Always wondered why the quality always sucks like its 1970 footage..now I suspect JCS for some reason makes it blurry. Lol<br>Anyways it's full and unedited and over 5 hrs long. A lot of the confession is hard to understand cuz he's sobbing while he gives it so...kinda hard without JCS to add his subtitles.

Full video released. YouTube it. And also..the quality is way better. Always wondered why the quality always sucks like its 1970 footage..now I suspect JCS for some reason makes it blurry. Lol
Anyways it's full and unedited and over 5 hrs long. A lot of the confession is hard to understand cuz he's sobbing while he gives it so...kinda hard without JCS to add his subtitles.

@Andrew.h he aint gonna make it out of prison... they have their way with guys that are female killers

@TheBraveOne that's not how the world works, dummy.

@TheBraveOne that's not how the world works, dummy.

@dunbar555 it’s always “Bubba”🤣🤔.<br>Why is that?

@dunbar555 it’s always “Bubba”🤣🤔.
Why is that?

@BlackStream oh you’re right o: I hope you had a good day as well!

@BlackStream oh you’re right o: I hope you had a good day as well!

thats crazy if he lives till 60 hell still have a couple years to live kinda nutty to think about

@TheBraveOne I think you were the one not listening buddy lol

@TheBraveOne I think you were the one not listening buddy lol

@TheBraveOne Are you OK it clearly wasn’t self-defense

@TheBraveOne Are you OK it clearly wasn’t self-defense

@TheBraveOne March 16 2021 He was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

@TheBraveOne March 16 2021 He was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Did they release the edited part of the video?

Did they release the edited part of the video?

@TheBraveOne dude what are you talking about

@TheBraveOne dude what are you talking about

Caught himself slipping when he referred to Savannah in past tense, I’m surprised the narrator didn’t mention that part at 9:53

BRUH THIS IS WHY I SHOULDNT GO THROUGH THE COMMENTS 12 MINS IN- ONE COMMENT ALWAYS SPOILS IT

@Shelley Landgren 40 years as a 28 year old. At best he can expect to be released at 68 with no family, no high paying job qualifications, his parents will most likely pass on by then so no place to live. His life is done or rather his life experience is predominately confined to a jail cell.

@A Guy Named Kevin i'm fairly certain he was making a joke :)

@A Guy Named Kevin i'm fairly certain he was making a joke :)

@Shelley Landgren a life sentence is only 15 years. they did the girl justice by NOT giving him life, and sentencing him to his 40 years.

@Andrew Ferguson LMAO of course they put the "Florida man" in the title

@Andrew Ferguson LMAO of course they put the "Florida man" in the title

@Sawyer Either way, many life sentances aren’t actually life sentances. 40 years is longer than most life sentences.

@Anastasia’s Gaming If thats supposed to be sarcastic, i literally copied and pasted that information from a news website.

@TheBraveOne Overheared "pleaded" too ^^

@TheBraveOne Overheared "pleaded" too ^^

@Shelley Landgren at his age 40 years is pretty close to life. What difference does it make? Vengeance doesn't equal justice.

@Shelley Landgren because it was 2nd degree murder

@Shelley Landgren because it was 2nd degree murder

Pathetic, why not LIFE without PAROLE, our system is messed up

Pathetic, why not LIFE without PAROLE, our system is messed up

he was sentenced in march you freakin dopes..... look it up before calling someone a liar?

@Baby Girl that's actually kinda sad to know. Clearly there's some temperament issues in the family, leading to irrational acts of violence. You could hear him saying "you were supposed to be better than this;" perhaps he wanted to rise above this flaw in their genetic code and/or upbringing.

I'm glad both of them are getting the sentences they were given, but it's still a tragic situation.

Wow imagine having two murderers as children. Parents went wrong somewhere.

Wow imagine having two murderers as children. Parents went wrong somewhere.

His sister killed someone too, Rodarte’s sister, Amber Camarillo, 26, is jailed in connection with a 2016 killing at a Jacksonville motel.Camarillo allegedly shot and killed Raquel Lee Wallace, 32, last December at a Super 8 Motel after a disagreement over a car, police said. Motel surveillance video shows the two women talking. It also shows Camarillo firing at least two shots at Wallace.

Just realized this thread is today's. I wish u guys great rest of the week ahead.

Just realized this thread is today's. I wish u guys great rest of the week ahead.

@TheBraveOne 😂😂😂 I hope I never find myself at your current level of confusion.

@TheBraveOne 😂😂😂 I hope I never find myself at your current level of confusion.

@TheBraveOne he pleaded innocent on the basis of self defence. The jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to 40 years.

@TheBraveOne The trial did not even commence back when the video was made. Are you high?

You have brought great satisfaction to my day sir.

You have brought great satisfaction to my day sir.