Lee: crying and mumbling at the realization that his life is over

YouTube: Here, watch a Pizza Hut commercial

@CrazyMiles <br>Jesus Christ is not better than Elon Musk, so...

@CrazyMiles
Jesus Christ is not better than Elon Musk, so...

@Erika On Con <br>Musk? He's nothing but a celebrity, a mirage, for impressionable adolescents and adults, that adore him and science like Jesus and the Bible. And that are lead to believe that they too can become billionaires. People should check out who his parents were, how rich they were...

@Erika On Con
Musk? He's nothing but a celebrity, a mirage, for impressionable adolescents and adults, that adore him and science like Jesus and the Bible. And that are lead to believe that they too can become billionaires. People should check out who his parents were, how rich they were...

Mine is that damn Lume deodorant commercial. I've seen it like 1000000 times. "I certainly didn't invent deodorant......."🤣

Pizza Hut is leaving my country Lebanon so my life is over too 😢

Least you didn't get an ad for Bonegrill after Lee annouced he picked his scab at work

@rafer Jefferson iii <br>Jesus... 50, 60, 80, whatever. If someone now is say 20, how much of useful time you think one could have? About 50 years.

@rafer Jefferson iii
Jesus... 50, 60, 80, whatever. If someone now is say 20, how much of useful time you think one could have? About 50 years.

@Maxim P “in about 50 years all humans living here will be dead”<br>What?  How did you get this information.

@Maxim P “in about 50 years all humans living here will be dead”
What?  How did you get this information.

@Florida bathsalts man When I was in prison in Missouri, once a month or so they would sell McDonald's burgers or pizzas and you could buy it with money on your books. So maybe he can Haha

In jail, he’ll be the pizza. Or pie. I’m 🥴

@Brody Austin means you can have cheap pizza day whenever you want. Their prices are QUITE affordable.

@Brody Austin You don't get 5 dollar pizzas in prison

The ad they gave me was actually Little Caesars. What does that mean?

This is so funny. Kind of makes you realize for a second that we are like some characters in a strange strange comic book (or simulation).😄

And what's even funnier, in a way, is that while Lee had such a very experience here (in this comedy), it's not like others/most people will leave forever or something. I mean in about 50 years all humans living now will be dead, in a few thousand years or tens of thousands - first of all who knows how the life on Earth will be, second of all certainly all we ever loved will be dead, third of all maybe even the whole human species will be no more.

This, our existence, existence, is literally nonsensical. I don't mean to say life doesn't have any sense to it, let's be depressed, but in a way it is true that the whole situation is completely nonsensical.

And this if we think only about life on Earth. Now let's extend this to who knows how many "Earth's", how many "alien" civilizations, forms of consciousness, etc.

And knowing this all (because we do, we do know it, maybe mostly unconsciously we do know the state of affairs), we (most of us) still have (illogical, unreasonable) fear of death, have different ridiculous fears in our lives, etc.

Sorry, don't mean to be depressing, just a computer trying to process the information, I guess. 😄

I actually really like this. The universe is like "Do you like pizza? Of course you do! Everyone does! You know who else loves pizza? THIS guy. And he doesn't get any. Because he's in fucking prison. So don't do shit that gets you into prison. You won't get any fucking pizza."

Thanks for reminding me! Cheap pizza night!

I got an RSPCA ad. It’s sad, the ones in a cage don’t deserve it, and the ones that aren’t in a cage, deserve it

Makes me want to order a large stuffed crust and Pepsi.

Well Pizza Hut is my go to when I’m at rock bottom. It’s an expensive treat.

DID YOU DO IT?!

Find out after the ad break.


Cop: How long have you know Savannah?

Lee: "Everything changed when the fire nation attacked"..

@iamupinacloud Lee: " Everything changed when the fire nation attacked. There she was. A lonely, beautiful castaway hiding beneath the shambles of her former home. Trying to fend off the very flames that caused it. I rushed to aid her in the nick of time preventing the destructions claim of another victim.  I covered her as we ran through a rain of fire and brimstone with nothing but a cloak. Each passing second possibly being our last. We soon find shelter in a convenient 2012 Chevy malibu. We then locked eyes. Her gaze shined brighter than the very fire that consumed her home. Her beauty met no bounds, but there was a problem. Continuing to fall for her would cost me my job. (My village has yet to collapse) Despite my pleas for a friendship, she was high on heroine and wasn't fucking with the idea. Then she got out and got in a green truck with some earth benders. Haven't seen her since."

OHMYGOD THE COMMENTS ARE HILARIOUS HAHAHAHA


Detective: "when was the last time you saw savannah?"<br>Lee: "this story begins 7.3 billion years ago when the Earth was nothing more than a molten ball of lava orbiting around a young sun..."

Detective: "when was the last time you saw savannah?"
Lee: "this story begins 7.3 billion years ago when the Earth was nothing more than a molten ball of lava orbiting around a young sun..."

@BROJAK HORSEMALE <br>You nailed it sweetie! That's the best reply I have ever read on here! 😅 Absolutely brilliant 👏👌😄

@BROJAK HORSEMALE
You nailed it sweetie! That's the best reply I have ever read on here! 😅 Absolutely brilliant 👏👌😄

@I. Tughuzh you’re correct but I can’t help but feel you missed the point

I didn’t even read this chain but brojak horse male is the chillest username ever

@I. Tughuzh who cares, it’s a joke in a YT comment section.

I was with her for 17 minutes after she passed out

@samtrue3 eldritch dark god? Care to elaborate?

@Kyle Alexander some friendships span lifetimes
Some friendships feel like forever
And Some friendships happen before the big bang and you have to wonder what kind of eldritch dark god they are and that is not OK

@samtrue3 lol. Big bang. OP comment is off by a few billion years but wats a few billion between friends

Well It started this way<br>Our whole universe was in a hot dense state then nearly 13 billion years ago expansion started wait.

Well It started this way
Our whole universe was in a hot dense state then nearly 13 billion years ago expansion started wait.

@Kyle Alexander meh. Without conducting the experiment there's no way to know.

@Dungeon Master no i wasnt but i understand basic physics so i can show u how it happened. WITH NUMBERS!

@I. Tughuzh were you there when it was created?

@I. Tughuzh Why would you get on YT and lie to me like this???

@I. Tughuzh no you're confusing your mom, they're both as big so i can understand

The Earth is about 4.6 billion years old man...


I like how the female detective acts emotional to make him think she's weak and possibly lying about the cctv then a few moments later crushes his thought process by revealing his exact route.

@Francois Turgeon thats why it's so unnerving. imagine if u were in the same room as her


The bow tie looks ridiculous on that guy.


“She just did heroin and she was anxious”
“Actually you’re wrong.”
Tell em narrator!

As a recovering heroin addict I can totally understand being paranoid while high. You’ve just committed a felony and possibly have more of the felony substance on you, it’s true that you’ll normally not give a fuck about anything but depending on the dose I wouldn’t say it’s impossible.

@Bored Skitarri I’m sorry! This was my first video and I made this comment before I learned his name!!

@tomer nurilov there was a better way of saying that

actually, you're wrong. he said she was paranoid not anxious.

read this exactly as it happened in the video. Im surprised

i'm also jumpin and hollerin when the narrator interrupts and be like scuuuuuuuuuuuse me thas a lie and thas a lie....i be screamin!


Jimmy I was getting worried but glad you’re back. Best channel on YouTube and television!

Christina Acevedo no I meant that it’s superior to what’s on tv


Not a fan of the female interrogator. Begging, interrupting, and emotional 🤔


That female detective is awesome. Stoic and silent for most of the interrogation, but as soon as the pressure is applied she dials it up to 11

idk out of all the investigators these two seemed to be the most bush league

@weedshoes Spot on, he probably had thoughts of killing her too. Very unprofessional

🤔 she started out good but I think she came on too strong towards the end. hashtag armchair detective

@weedshoes Hysterical? Did I go back in time and am not aware of it? The misogyny in your comment and comment of many others is out of this world.

@weedshoes no but it did throw him off, you can tell he stopped being assured and confident after that, as if he had just been scolded by his mom. He wasn't expecting something like that so he lost his charismatic composure completely

@TANKTHEARC in this new day and age you can't say women are to emotional that gets them very emotional you gotta say how women are brave and strong

annoying one .. maybe this murderer just falls for women

@Amber van der Hooft Yeah I feel you but no ones saying men don’t. It’s not really a gender debate. Men act with violence too much. But no one would respond to that and say ‘hey but women are violent as well’.

@Tootle "women use too much emotion" is a general statement, if it was just about this lady, he could have said "this woman uses too much emotion". While I do think this lady is a bit annoying, I don't see why people always feel the need to say that "women use too much emotion", while men act out of emotion all the time too🙄

@Amber van der HooftWhat? Why are you comparing the two things haha? It’s not as if only one of those has to be an emotional action? He never even mentioned him, he mentioned her performance in the interview. Not what he’s accused of. Bizarre comment hahah

@TANKTHEARC "women use too much emotion" as if killing someone out of anger had nothing to do with emotions😑

@TANKTHEARC You must be a hit with the ladies

@Rocky Gordon she was obviously exaggerating to amplify the shock factor. She easily dialed it back down. It’s all trained tactics vs “out of control hysterical”. And it worked. And obviously the role was given to the female to act out

she was annoying . women use too much emotions

@weedshoes She wasn't hysterical, i'd be careful with that word if I were you. She was appealing to his moral sense. She put immense pressure on him and the overwhelming evidence did the rest. how can you continue lying when it's known for a fact that what you're telling is false ?

@weedshoes my exact thoughts. I think the male officer did all the job there. I am not an expert but that's just how I saw it

You might be right, but I have doubts. I think she was annoying. I also think a man who would kill a pretty 21 y/o girl isn’t going to take a hysterical begging woman seriously.


“How well do you know Savannah?”

“Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise? I thought not. It's not a story the Jedi would tell you. It's a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so...”

whittyjd more like “In a galaxy far far away......”


He beat her so bad that they couldn't even determine the exact cause of death. Let that sink in.

@casbyness God damn that was better than expected lmfao

Хэтчбек умереть

@Ahmed Anssaien oh....ahhh... that's bad, lmao. I'm going to hell for laughing at this one. 🤣🤣

He got me when he said what’s wrong with you ngl but when he didn’t plead guilty after everything I’m just done

@THE xMist Comedy do have boundaries. Haven't you heard comedians get in trouble for the wrong jokes?

@casbyness I don’t believe any jokes should be off limits, you should just be careful who you say them too. If somebody gets offended by it, they should just ignore it it’s not on the joke teller

@emma You mean that place that hath no fury like a woman scorched🔥? :okillshowmyselfout:

he also threw the burned body in a lake... let that sink in

Yo, anyone who laughed at @casbyness‘s joke, need me to save a spot? You know, when we all reach hell, I’ll keep some hot seats reserved 😂

@casbyness LMAOO hell. straight to hell.

they couldn't determine cause he burnt her body bruh!!

@casbyness lool cant lie made me chuckle

@THE xMist Well fine then. I was going to point out that as a fish chef, he didn't beat her. He obviously battered her.

See, now we've offended everyone XD

@casbyness Comedy knows no boundaries my friend

He burned her that's why they couldn't determine the exact cause of death

There's an obvious joke here but this case is too recent so I'm not going to write it.


@Mls Ysm  I’d be angry and have a loss that could never be replaced. But at some point I’d hope Jesus would release me of unforgiveness


"How long did you know her?"<br>Lee: "She did heroin."

"How long did you know her?"
Lee: "She did heroin."

“She did some drugs, I did some drugs, not the same drugs she did but I did some drugs”

@Cashandra Doe I would. It’s called suspicion.

@David Anthony Franco me. R THE DEALS GOOD

@FISHIN MAGICIAN what was the use of this comment ?

@Cashandra Doe you need to go to school.  if you graduated your school cheated you. If you dropped out go back.

@Lady Marmalade yess I thot that to and fact is normal people would never catch on to wat he is trying to do ‼‼

Yeah, and did you notice he mentioned "She went missing for three or four days from work"? He may as well have added, "So I don't think you guys should be thinking she's been murdered or anything like that."


"So, tell us about yourself"

case closed.

"So, tell us about yourself"

*case closed.*

I like when the vehicle was shaking back and forth

Yup!!😂😂😂😂😂
That Addie was game over for him son.
😳
He might as well have chased the dragon like baby goku and taken a big ol fat hit of some chach before walking in there!!

As soon as he attached it to his MOTHER? Game set match


Detective: "How long have you known her?"

Lee:

"Now, this is a story all about how

My life got flipped-turned upside down

And I liked to take a minute

Just sit right there

I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air

In west Philadelphia born and raised

On the playground was where I spent most of my days

Chilling out maxing relaxing all cool

And all shooting some b-ball outside of the school

When a couple of guys who were up to no good

Started making trouble in my neighbourhood

I got in one little fight and my mom got scared

She said 'You're moving with your auntie and uncle in Bel Air'

I begged and pleaded with her day after day

But she packed my suite case and send me on my way

She gave me a kiss and then she gave me my ticket.

I put my walkman on and said, 'I might as well kick it'.

First class, yo this is bad

Drinking orang juice out of a champagne glass.

Is this what the people of Bel-Air Living like?

Hmm this might be alright.

But wait I hear they're prissy, bourgeois, all that

Is Bel-Air the type of place they send this cool cat?

I don't think so

I'll see when I get there

I hope they're prepared for the prince of Bel-Air

Well uh the plane landed and when I came out

There was a dude who looked like a cop standing there with my name out

I ain't trying to get arrested yet

I just got here

I sprang with the quickness like lightening, disappeared

I whistled for a cab and when it came near

The license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror

If anything I can say this cab is rare

But I thought 'Now forget it' - 'Yo homes to Bel Air'

I pulled up to the house about seven or eight

And I yelled to the cabbie 'Yo, homes smell ya later'

I looked at my kingdom

I was finally there

To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air."

This comment is important, if only because it’s the extended intro.   🧳 ✈ 🍊🥂 🚕 🎲

too long joke dude, I thought I was dying in half of it, I stopped reading sorry

The full version doesn't get enough respect.


A detective that begs a suspect to confess. What a shameful video.


Watching him at the end squirming, crying, all over the place actually felt amazing to watch, it's only a fraction of how that poor girl Savannah must have felt.

How? Yes, he murdered another human yet he is still a person. He obviously regretted it and I can’t imagine how horrifying it must be to feel the guilt he felt. Feeling the humanity seep away. And again what he did is horrible and just as I can’t imagine what he had to go through I can’t imagine the grief Savannah’s family went through as well as the terror she must have felt moments before her murder. I’m just saying, he is a human.

I gotta say, when he said “last time I’ll get to wear a chef’s coat” and zipped it up I did go “aww that’s kinda-WAIT NO”

it is very weird to see how... human? He still is, even after comitting such a heinous act. Most of us probably know that feeling, wanting to disconect yourself to reality, wondering why the hell you are in this situation, just not to that degree of guilt. Weird af


“Probably not the best advertisement for the Bonefish Grill, if their head chefs are peeling their scabs off at work”  😭😭😂😂

@Stephen Grogan I kid you not, he turns himself into a pickle, he's called pickle rick. Funniest shit I've ever seen

Bonefish Grill - the name in itself sounds just disgusting

The wounds were fresh, there were no scabs. It was a smart answer, meant to explain why the wounds looked fresh. Hoping to indicate that they were more than two days old.

Hey it’s better than saying it’s actually a scratch mark from this waiter I killed

Gross but it was a lie.   I noticed he washed his hands after using the toilet..  I could tell as he wiped his hands on his pants.  lol

They called it a "casual" restaurant. Where I am people line up an wait hours for it 🤣

I first read this the exact moment that this came up in the video

Love when that happens

Bodenlose Dosenhose if Gordon Ramsay kills a dude and I find out he’s working in the local jails kitchen you best believe I’m skipping some parking tickets hoping for a meal or two...

Killing people isn't the best advertisement, either, but that at least doesn't potentially ruin the food (unless body parts are put into it).


The saddest thing about this is that it’s more than likely she was killed in his car in the middle of a large parking lot, with what looked like a lot of general traffic in the area

Skip Haskell at a young age, that’s understandable, but any grown adult that would have seen a struggle of that kind(a murder or atleast incapacitation) going on should have intervened, I understand the whole idea that you don’t necessarily want to get into some strangers drama, believe me, I understand the thought, but having the philosophy or mentality to say you wouldn’t be curious and investigate, as an adult, a car bobbing up and down, the back door opening and shutting and likely some amount of muffled talking, is coweredly. Maybe I’m just a wanna be hero, but if I had even the slightest inclination that something inappropriate was going on, I’d have sprinted towards that direction and at the very least investigated. I’m not blaming anyone but man, I wish I was in that area at the time.

Sometimes adults have a dispute and it isn't appropriate to intervene. We can't hear sound, she might not have been able to scream while the door was open. People that are scared should at least intervene with a group or call the police in that case

@Skip Haskel That's terrible dude.. hope you are fine now and that you know this wasn't your fault in any way.

@Christie Crawford never had my windows down except cracked to smoke when I lived in Florida, nobody probably would of heard anything

Yall.... I'm in Jax Fl.... nobody pays attention. There's traffic, and it's hot as shit!!! People are moving along.  Nobody cares about anybody else in this city.  Lol

sometimes you genuinely don't notice it.
if you drive you are focused on the road, the lights, other cars, etc...
if you walk you might be exausted, or stressed thinking at "that thing"or any other situation, we are often absorbed in our activities or thoughts. that's why we employ people whos job is to vigilate and look actively.

@Skip Haskell fear of what dude? they could've just called the police no need for them to intervene personally

@Nevin Kapi chances are,  someone may have but its called survival, self preservation. Sounds horrid I know but its the truth. One of my sisters knew that my mum was abusing me when I was little and even tried to intervene one day but was told to stay out of it and she did. Most likely for fear for her own self.

Trevor Davis it’s really sad and such a shame no one noticed the struggle going on in the car

There is hella traffic there I used too live 7 minutes from bone fish grill


@Omzzz Z it's a tactic. Look how she changes tactics as soon as he starts confessing at the uncut interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s

@Omzzz Z She knew she was a woman and could get away with using an emotional tactic. She was a big reason why they got a confession out of him.

@DONUT she became too emotionally invested and began pleading instead of stating in control. Her tactic undermined the previous investigators progress


Mmmm... Miserable interrogation? Aah...but guess it worked... Já...


I thought about your vids while being inteviewed for shoplifting uahaha


As a very nervous talkative person that always feels the need to prove myself to others, I would seem so guilty in an interrogation room 😂

I doubt you would say dumb shit to an obvious answer question of how you
Know someone.

If someone asked how I know my husband I’d be like he’s my husband. I wouldn’t say wellllll it all started 5 years ago etc etc

I am a rambler too but this guy reeks of guilt.

always get a lawyer lmao even if you’re innocent

Hahahahahaha fingers crossed you never get arrested on suspicion of murder.  I will be your character witness

Actually looking at the <b>Guilty until proven innocent</b> video on this channel, you have little to worry about. Likely you would not be that nervous or talkative. If you were super innocent, of course. In any case, the only course of action is to shut up anyway. Especially if you are innocent.

Actually looking at the *Guilty until proven innocent* video on this channel, you have little to worry about. Likely you would not be that nervous or talkative. If you were super innocent, of course. In any case, the only course of action is to shut up anyway. Especially if you are innocent.

I think when a situation like this becomes real you would act different, more normal

@Arbiter of Truth no I meant specifically the question about how you know the person. With the other questions I agree with you

Yup me too. I don't agree with the narrator that an innocent party would give quick concise answers when asked about the victim (idk maybe because I've never been interrogated), if I was asked, I'd give a short story about how I know the person to try and prove my innocence

In that moment you would be more nervous about being found guilty and it would override the social awkwardness type of nervous 😺

No i thought that too but apparently if you’re truly innocent your survival instinct will override every feeling of nervousness because you know you’re being pressed for something you didn’t do.

@Arbiter of Truth yes that's sad, there's alot of people like that.

Naahh, unless the evidences are all pointing at you.


"So how do you know savannah?"

Lee: Here's a 10 page essay on why I'm guilty

thats what adderall will do to you in situations like this haha

Yeah. This guy is practically convicting himself. Hook him up with Jodi Arias.

I literally lolled. Take my like u clever bastard


yo, the female detective is freaking good. the pleading pat which sounds "cringy" to you was actually well done and would affect a person in a similar situation a lot. i never got interrogated by police but i got my fair share of interrogation from school and university for appeals on stuff.

@Marisol Chávez That makes sense! Thank you!

I thought it was cringe and kinda annoying myself but I remember a male friend saying once that the voice of a woman crying sometimes makes you feel very uneasy because of a the high pitch and I guess I never thought of that, maybe it do works.

Okay, actually more on that: why? They are trying to appeal to someone who may or may not (probably is) a psychopath; how is that supposed to work? What's the psychology of that?

Still cringy and annoying. If it works, awesome, I'd hope so.


Murdered over a manager position at Bonefish Grill?!

My God!! That is truly miserable.

well staff eat free so you can't blame him

All of this over a job at a fish place makes no sense. If it were a KFC, though...

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@Peace Freedom i thought he said "savannah was so nice to you, for someone who was such a bitch to you. how does that make any sense?"

I hope to god there was more to it the that. Like she was going to dime him out for selling drugs or SOMETHING at least a little substantial Jesus

I don’t think so. I think part of the transcription was in error. It sounded like he said Savanna was so nice to him and he hurt her for someone that was a bitch to him. What sense does that make? I think this had to do with another girl.

@Sunday Mourning never s*it where you sleep, and never get your sex where you get your checks!

Good jobs are difficult to come by, if you find one you gotta make sure you do everything in your power to keep it!

Right?!  I bet the punk gave her drugs the first time, to hook up with her... Oldest evil trick in the book.  And he was probably still with his girlfriend that he mentioned.   Careful out there ladies!

that's how serious a job is in these times

@maroon Forsyth no one said that. But killing someone over a job, especially a job that isn't some multi million dollar or crazy high income one, is even more sad. This poor girl lost her life for a restaurant job to be saved. That should feel sad to literally anyone.

Yes cause those fast food workers are no one special

That part gets me the most in this whole case. It really sounded like she was murdered to save a job but no job is worth that. Especially one in a chain restaurant. It's so tragic and absurd at the same time!


16:35 The fact that the detective actually played along, and had him draw the route she took when she “left his car” was brilliant.

@Andy T Yup. The more details they can get him to give about an easily disproven lie the better. People can say "Oops i misspoke" or "i'm sorry i didn't understand what you were asking" or "i answered wrong because I didn't understand the question". All of those defenses evaporate once you get him explaining the fake details. Get him to give as much details as possible so there can be no confusing at all with what he is claiming.


Lee’s story about taking an Adderall on a whim is obviously bs, and maybe a cover for meth or coke use. Stimulants are sadly pervasive in the restaurant industry and they can fuel success in the short term, but you pay for it with your sanity.

I believe him on that part. Its not unheard of to experiment when you're young, I did it but never once tried meth. I think he tried it again with her and got hooked.

@george bird Its the itchy nose that gives you away!

Yeah that was my first thought. Even the line about "not taking one since highschool" is a lie he's probably told 100 times before.

I’ve worked in kitchens for the last 16 years and I can confirm. 80% of the staff I work with do some type or of drug, myself included.

@Normal Human honestly that’s how I found out I had ADHD in the first place I took an Adderall at the party and it just made me feel normal

@Justin Crediblename i got addicted to opiods doing kitchen work which seems like a strange choice but it has a sort of endless energy about it, you dont get bored on them and you can take any physical punishment. Only problem is endless itching whilst youre meant to be making food

As someone with adhd it always trips me out whenever people take Adderall or anything similar because it makes them feel less tired because like I’ve been on Adderall and it has the opposite effect on me

As someone who is not only a server but the occasional drug user, I can confirm that most restaurant employees are on drugs, even at a nice restaurant in a very nice area, most employees are at the very least recovering addicts

I'm calling bullshit on the fact he hadn't used Adderall in forever and then just HAPPENED to use it the day before.

@Luke Stockstill kitchen work means long, long hours in a hot kitchen, it's fast paced, there's a lot to do and taking amphetamines will keep you awake, focused and productive short term. It's pretty common in the food service industry

@Luke Stockstill Kitchen work requires immense energy and sustained focus.

This is true unfortunately, good observation.

Well, adderall is an amphetamine as well. If you're not prescribed it it's only less illegal than coke/meth, still not legal.


“I’m going to die in jail.”

Better than the backseat of some freak’s car. He deserves worse.


This is SERIOUSLY disturbing to see this and to know there are people like this in society we'll never know!!

@Yemum isanicelady My God! Take a hint! that's just an expression.

@Narendra M you cant just report someone or have their name and adress cus you dont like what they said lol who do you think you are detective dipshid?

@peter henderson His sentence was pretty low.

@Narendra M ofcourse it makes a difference if a person has rumorse and really feels bad of what he did.
2. i have never justified his actions or defending him my point is look at the story from his point of view cuz there s ALWAYS 2 sides of a story.
3. dont let hate overwhelm you and may jezus bless you and provide you

@peter henderson 1. You lost any credibility for your argument when you call the other end "kid" to make your point.
2. This "mister" feeling or not feeling bad after the fact doesn't really make a difference. Maybe a judge might think he's still human if this "mister" regrets and/or feels bad.
3. I still stick with my prior comments- you REALLY need to weigh your life choices to defend or justify or feel bad this "mister"
This will be my last reply unless you have something worth saying.

@Narendra M u dont know what ur thalking bout kid every human being is capable of making mistakes  in life and dont u see that this mister feels bad for what he did and dont forget he probably gonna do some time in jail so his life and career are also ruined

@peter henderson To report you of course, who in their sane mind feel bad for this dude other than his own kind.

@Narendra M excuse me why should i share my personal info with you?

@peter henderson WTF. <br>on 2nd thought, I'd Agree with you mate, once you drop your full actual name and address right here.

@peter henderson WTF.
on 2nd thought, I'd Agree with you mate, once you drop your full actual name and address right here.

anyone can make a mistake there was no need for this high sententce poor dude

@Pine Hill Prophit it is comforting lee will be with he’s own kind. What makes me uncomfortable is the realization, many more people like lee are still around us.


I don’t understand why people feel sorry for Lee.
Doesn’t matter if Savannah attacked him or tried to blackmail him, normal people don’t murder
Lee is an idiot

@JZimmerman28 i did all i had in my power son

@peter henderson should’ve kept your boyfriend on the straight and narrow then pal

@Bollywood Only i spent 4 years with him back  in highschool.

u dont know lee and he is sure not an idiot


Honestly, if i was in this situation i'd probably still incriminate myself. Even if i were innocent. I guess that's why there are so many cases of forced confession and coercion.

This is why you should always just deny everything. If all else false, DENY. There are many innocent people who get convicted of crimes because they’re scared into doing so by hearing the list of charges they COULD face if they plead not guilty and are found guilty anyways.

Yep, It happened to me. I was only 14 so I was very naive and ended up getting charged with something I didn't do

@Robert Joseph that's why in basically every nations criminal justice system you can get a public defender, a lawyer paid by the state in case you are unable to afford one.

@THE number 2 doesn't matter everyone can't afford a Lawyer dude


This channel is amazing. I don't know how I found it, but I can't stop watching it! The explanations of what is happening are awesome!


I can’t imagine the stress these killers are going through when they realize the game is up.

Have you seen the interrogation of Russel Williams? There is a moment when he's confronted with the evidence and he just sits silently for about 30m while he processes the fact that he's been caught.


I could watch the beginning of that interrogation go on forever, I'm really happy they got justice for that poor girl but I'm sure if they let rodarte keep talking he'd turn a simple short answer question into a description of all the Spider-Man movies


As someone with autism I tend to over explain about everything, especially when there is a story behind it.
Multiple times I have been accused of various things and even wrongfully arrested because I struggle with eye contact and tend to panic ramble when I am asked a question.
If I was in this guys situation but I was innocent, I would almost certainly get accused of something.

I also suffer from autism and I’m almost certain I would immediately have a panic attack as soon as I was accused of anything

@Island Visions well I am sorry to hear you have to deal with that disability other regular.  It sounds like you are a very adjusted person none the less, and I commend you for it.
I stand behind my original statement. I understand your perspective, but my only point was they don't run around accusing innocent people of murder. There is a high standard for evidence and you should never find yourself in a situation where you are a suspect, unless you should be. If you are, be thankful for the preponderance of evidence that will exonerate you.  Cell phone records, cctv, DNA, etc will cross you off the list in short order.
I hope that clears up what I was saying. Cheers.

@HyTyde I agree, it just makes me worry is all. Then again normal police are somewhat different than the ones who interrogate people, so I guess it would be less of a concern.

@Barry Hildreth In theory I agree, but I am one of those people that just seems to get in trouble, being accused of things I know nothing about. I remember being sat at the police station some years back, no idea why I was there and trying to understand what I could have possibly done wrong. When I found out what I was actually accused of (property damage of some sort) I didn't know what to say or how to explain myself, so I went into extreme detail, trying to remember every little thing I saw that evening. I even explained how I remembered seeing someone with the same jacket as me, with a bandaged up blood covered hand, and that just made them believe me less still. I am also extremely claustrophobic so when they tried to put me in a cell I put up a fight and then went into a full blown panic attack. They called out a paramedic who checked me over and it just so happened that during that time they found the person who had actually done the damage....with witnesses! They let me go shortly after and didn't even say sorry or anything.

I have had similar experiences too but not quite as bad. Once my car broke down due to a power failure so I had to fix the issue there and then, but I was on the edge of an industrial estate, and I only pulled in there because by car light and power kept cutting on and off. ANyway I was trying to work on the issue (bad battery terminal connection) and had no tools, so was trying to find a way to wedge it on tighter. Anyway the police turned up and asked what i was doing, and again I went into extreme detail so they would understand, and within minutes my car was surrounded by police cars and they tried to put me in handcuffs whilst they searched my car. Again I panicked and fought back and tried to explain my situation and that I cnt be restricted like that as I cant cope with it.
So they just held me there while the others searched my car.....and found nothing.
The problem is that I always go instantly into so much detail without even realising until afterwards.

I know these situations are very minor, but it shows how someone like myself can end up in a bad situation despite being totally innocent. I guess though that proper investigators would likely take this into consideration, but still, it does make me worry that I could end up on the wrong side of the law again due to a misunderstanding.

Id argue you'd never be in this situation as long as you don't murder anyone...


Even though he was into drugs and stuff, he seems to be building a life for himself, becoming a manager, a chef and all, yet in some moments of madness he lost everything, became a murderer. Mind is a strange thing, given the right conditions, the mind can totally possess a human,  as if, human goes into some auto pilot mode, seemingly nicest people can flip 180, of course not every flip turns to murder, but definitely very unpredictable, and substance abuse doesn't help. Now he got 40 years to regret and ask forgiveness from Savannah, but will he ever forgive himself?

He shows no signs of remorse <br>He doesn’t need to forgive himself because he doesn’t feel the guilt

He shows no signs of remorse
He doesn’t need to forgive himself because he doesn’t feel the guilt

yeah u get it thats why the dude deserves a second chanche in life !

@Travis Garrett Some pretty cool self-realizations in your "My gift to you" video. I agree "we can chose how we react".

Well said. Life can add up and if not dealt with in a healthy way when it releases all at once things we never thought we were capable of can happen. The choices we make can either free us or eventually cause some to loose all freedom.


keep in mind that for every video you see of such suspects like Lee, there are 10 times as many that never make this 'mistake' and ask for a lawyer....


These two interrogators made me feel guilty!  <br>They were so good!

These two interrogators made me feel guilty!
They were so good!


for anyone who is wondering he was found guilty and he was sentenced to 40 years in prison on march 11th 2021


I hope no one believes anymore the urban legend of having to wait 24 hours to file a missing persons report

If something is amiss, get to the police or start your own investigation immediately, dependent upon whether you wanna deal with the police or not

DO NOT WAIT!!!

Your child’s/wife’s/mother/brother/fathers/family members life  depends on you not waiting


I always laugh at Lee when he's a sniveling man child at the end. If only he had that same amount of pity and regret before strangling and murdering Savannah.


Look at how they leave him literally cornered. You gotta appreciate the psychological aspects behind the whole approach to get these bastards.


It is extremely difficult to get away with murder in this day and age!


Guys this is what a illogical human being looks like. Hey killed her because he was sick of her so-called spreading rumors because he was afraid he lose his job. So instead he kills her as if people weren't immediately going to point him as the suspect considering they just broke up and knowing he would very likely get caught and not only then lose his job at lose his freedom. We had even an ounce of the ability to think logically then this would have crossed his mind and stopped him from doing what he did.


The end, lee ONLY having these emotions about his own outcome.. how the hell does this person's mind work? How doesn't he feel guilty... God rest her soul.


Wow. Right off the get go you can tell how guilty and obsessed with her he was. A 5 minute answer what could of been answered in one sentence


The female investator is the most emotional one among all the videos
34:26 life is so much easier if you dont kill people
Rodarte reached an arrangement with prosecutors in February and pleaded guilty to second-degree murder; in exchange, prosecutors proposed a sentence of 40 years with credit for time served, and the judge agreed.


This is the type of guy who should never be let out regardless of if she hadn't died. He's clearly self aware even saying he can't go in to prison like that, then apologizing to a spirit, then getting angry again. That's fucking frightening I'd rather the dude was just psycho 247 so u know. The fact that he knows what he did is wrong is what makes this even worse.


How he says he's so stupid to himself,didn't quite explain how he managed to dispose of the body in such a manner, the murder,yes ,he seemed sorry, or maybe telling himself he was stupid but there was another aspect to his admission I find intriguing.


JCS: shows a powerpoint presentation of squares
Also JCS: “A male figure was seen walking out.”

JCS: *shows a powerpoint presentation of squares*
Also JCS: “A male figure was seen walking out.”


Wow, one question and he gave a college length dissertation. Good job, buddy!


Can someone explain why the state attorney wouldn’t want the confession released? Wouldn’t that benefit them?


At 6:36 you can see Lee wipe the sweat off of his right hand in anticipation of a handshake with the detective as he entered the room. Chillingly calculated.


It’s really sad to watch someone who seems to be pretty happy with their life throw it all away with a gruesome act of violence. Unlike other murders, I think Lee genuinely feels bad for what he’s done. He made a horrible horrible mistake out of emotion of whatever was said or done in that car. To me he clearly is remorseful but that doesn’t erase what he’s done. He’s guilty. And the whole story is incredibly sad. I don’t doubt that he may have killed her by mistake but I don’t buy self defense


Holy Shit! What looks like a normal interview, questions asked and answered doesn't look at all sus... until... you add what the detectives are looking for and answer timers, the guilt starts pouring out. My god, the more I watch the more guilty he looks. Also, this dude is really dumb, they tell him they know he is lying because of a video from a camera, then, the moment the detectives leave he continues to talk out loud like cameras don't exist. Also, this is not the first time I have seen an interview where they were caught because of a camera, then continue to talk after the police leave the room and that recording is used as evidence.


"This is the last time you'll get to wear a chef's coat" —yup, from that moment on, orange became the new black for him 😂


The guy lied in the first minute… “I haven’t done drugs since… like high school” lmfao adios and your “you were going places” line… chef hahaha the boys at the pen will appreciate your skills. This entire story is just sad though but this guy is the saddest


In March 2021 he was found guilty and sentenced to 40 years in prison.


Praying for beautiful Savannah's family and that Lee Rodarte huge change for the better. 🙏


Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"

Lee: Puts glasses on, crosses legs, pulls out a book and licks page turning finger "Ah yes, where to begin?"

Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"

Lee: *Puts glasses on, crosses legs, pulls out a book and licks page turning finger* "Ah yes, where to begin?"


“mom… im gonna die in jail” oh no. it cant be. time to face the consequences of his actions. 😐


When the police wants to question you about some traffic violation and leaves you alone in the interrogation room for 90 minutes... 🙄😬


I'm going to go out on a limb here...."Trial delayed due to COVID-19..."


I just want to point out that a cause of some of his elaborate responses was most likely because he was on Adderall for the first time in years


Lee is probably the weakest 5'11 guy out there, talk about fearing his life after receiving multiple slaps in the face from a 5'0 girl.. what a lame excuse..


I guess being a criminal doesn’t mean you have to know how to spell in the text messages 😂


It is intereseting that he talks to himself in the third person - maybe he psychologically dissociates his evil part from the good one as a form of mental protection or he might be really crazy.


If Anyone is wounding he got 40 Years in prison You can find the details on the internet


Even though some crimes seem like you obviously should be locked up for the rest your life, if not put to death, I wonder if there’s this kind of unintended level of justice that hits when the person is released when they’re like 70 and even though they have a little bit of a life to live freely, maybe it hits them super hard all the things that they didn’t do because they spent their whole life in prison. Like if you never got out you would still die after a sad depressing life but you wouldn’t necessarily know what you’ve been missing and might lose touch with that. Orrrrrrr maybe it’s better that extreme offenders all die in prison….


I remember when this happened how sad. Im from Jacksonville fl and I think the authorities knew it was her punk bf all along. R.I.P Savanah... btw the food is good at that place.


You should treat all strangers, including co-workers, with a huge amount of skepticism.

Really, my takeaway was that you shouldn’t live a life of a drug addict and associate  other drug addicts.  Bad thing s tend to happen, one way or another.


Wow! Killing over fear of losing a job? Kinda makes you ashamed being human. But good to know there are some good people out there still holding the human race in high regards.

I think that's what it truly was, but he pled self defense and got a plea deal for 2nd degree murder and 40 years. Most likely why they didn't show the actual confession. It doesn't line up because she was trying to escape, so he was obviously preventing her. Apparently his sister is also in jail for a "self defense" murder. I dunno, seems kinda like a travesty of justice.


He could of said they were fooling around in the backseat, then decided to drive off to a motel, and then she left.


imagine killing somebody to save your job at a "bonefish grill" restaurant.....


The car in the video looks more like a 2005-6 Malibu.

Lucky for the police that the killer didn't do much to cover his tracks. Ego? Stupidity? Both?


“Probably not the best advertisement that chefs at the Bonefish Grille are picking their scabs.”

🤣🤣🤣


"Where was the last place you saw Savannah?"

"You could start by running to the Room of the Three Gargoyles. Push in the right tongue, and a door might lead you down a staircase into the wall climb--here, you must choose your next path. You could race up to the Observatory, spin the sundial, and pass into the Room of the Golden Idols. Once there, push down on their bases to release the doors, that may take you below, or lead you into the ShRiNe of the SiLvEr MoNkEy. Assemble the statue there and you may be headed for the Torch Room! If the elevator is up, you could jump into the elevator and descend into the mine shaft. You might climb up the ladder, or plow through the stone wall. Find the key, and it may unlock the Tombs of the Ancient Kings, allowing you to climb into the Spider's Lair. If you escape, you may have a chance to sit upon the Throne of the Pretender. If the correct door is unlocked, you'll be able to crawl into the Pit of Despair, and finally make your way through the Cave of Sighs back to the Temple Gate. The choices are yours and yours alone...good luck."


Very pleased I've subscribed to this channel


I watched too many cop shows but the cut of the confess segment makes me think a senator's son actually did it and they paid a guy to take the fall lmao.

I am curious about your opinion. Here's the uncut version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s


Jcs u made me lol so much when u said its not the best ad for the restaurant if the chefs are picking off their scabs at work🤣🤣🤣


You channel is wonderful. My only recommendation is too verify the pronunciation of Spanish-based names 😊.


I can’t believe someone can do something like this


Detective: How long have you known Savannah?<br>Lee Rodarte: Call me Ishmael...

Detective: How long have you known Savannah?
Lee Rodarte: Call me Ishmael...


So did this guy kill over “the bonefish grill”? Everyone who has had one of these shitty restaurant gigs knows how easy it is to just get another one.


I wonder if his responses would've been different had he not been on Adderall. I've known some people who wanna sit there and talk and talk and talk after taking one


Next time please edit the word "OPTIMISM" being thrown away as the detective close the door smoothly


JCS has quickly risen to become one of my favorite YT channels. The expert way in which he breaks down interrogation videos is addicting and just plain interesting to watch. Love everyone of your vids, Keep up the great work.

Check out his Patreon, there's TONS of bingeworthy content.


Taking an adderall and being in this guys position is the worst thing i can think of.


14:21 possible motive attained 11 minutes in


Heroin can make you paranoid if you’re an addict and only doing it to feel normal/not get sick. But even then using would make you way less paranoid typically. What a rookie


20:51 “probably not the best advertisement for bonefish grill”


Not defending these monster killers, but why would they talk to detectives so much without a lawyer? Why?


Note to criminals, or more importantly innocent people. SAY NOTHING TO ANYONE. The texts were idiotic. If he hadn't sent the texts  the footage might have been erased before an investigation happened.

"known for his charm and charisma"-- he looks like a complete douchebag. Oh. Jacksonville. Charming and charismatic for there I guess.

"she wasn't the type to get paranoid"-- This is what is known as an incredible leap of logic. (sorry I tried to reference that-- there was a drinking game for STTNG that had incredible leap of logic as one of the rule, but it seems to have disappeared)

Why would someone capable of that crime feel remorse? That's weird. This makes me feel like they talked him into admitting the crime. The emotional distress would be immediate. It would be a murder-suicide, not a tried-to-get-away-with murder. (at least for me). Did they find physical evidence at his house where he supposedly burned her? If not, I don't believe it.

Dude its pretty obvious if you heard the confession footage


I feel like the guy was trying to make the detective tired, for some reason :))))))


Right to remain silent... Have a lawyer present bro.


Don't do drugs, don't hang around people who do.


Omg Jacksonville is like one of the most dangerous places outside Chicago for crazy shit  and crimes


@10:38
Mr. Lee R. You mean to tell me, she in YOUR restaurant Severing up Rice 🌾 Krispies?
Yet,
She over there 👉 taking out all the crackle.
The Lies!!!!!


36:12 he has the audacity to blame Savannah?


You guys tend to forget one thing yeah he took a 40 year plea deal but my guess is that guy aint never coming home <br>what yall think his bid will be 40 years of smooth sailing yeah right as dumb as he is he will get himself in trouble prolonging his sentence what i think this guy is gone for good

You guys tend to forget one thing yeah he took a 40 year plea deal but my guess is that guy aint never coming home
what yall think his bid will be 40 years of smooth sailing yeah right as dumb as he is he will get himself in trouble prolonging his sentence what i think this guy is gone for good

i hope he gets free one day and start putting his life back together


Now her Dad is allowed in the room and the cameras are shut off….


Humm… .those gasses 🤓 are they for cosmetic reasons or function?

* (If he has low vision)***

If it’s used for function, as soon as that person takes off the glasses 👓.

you’re in world of trouble.

If you have low vision you  already know the “why” did he remove his glasses?

Humm… .those gasses 🤓 are they for cosmetic reasons or function?

*** (If he has low vision)***

If it’s used for function, as soon as that person takes off the glasses 👓.

you’re in world of trouble.

If you have low vision you  already know the “why” did he remove his glasses?


Bro luv your,work and watch alot of your police interviews,but it's was Friday the 4th asto your Friday 5 just a red hern,keep rolling them out,and me and my friends luv it


Don't worry buddy.. depending on which prison you go to you can work in the kitchen and wear chef coat again 🤣


Anyone else like the fact that there's cuffs  hanging on the door?!

"The Impending Reality"


His text that he tried to fake as coming from her, attempting to keep the heat down were the VERY things that arouse suspicion and turned up the heat on her disappearance lol


we can take detailed photos of far away galaxies but we still have CCTV cameras that have like 3 pixels????


36:14 i think he said “Fuckin’ Savannah. Fuckin’ hated her”


What if, she was at work ???<br>And staff lies

What if, she was at work ???
And staff lies


im ngl i woulda started laughing at the female interegator🤣

@DONUT its jus too forced🤷♂ like i understand that mans was nervous and all that but like she was obnoxiusly forcing it


Here is that missing video of his confession: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9904s


hope he gets free one day and get his life together


I'm confused..why don't these people get an attorney? Do they think that will make them look guilty?


Can we make it a law that CCTV cameras have to give crystal clear footage 24/7 ?


Heroin causes one of the most extreme paranoias on earth. Not intrinsically perhaps but extrinsically. It induces the paranoia of getting arrested while addicted to heroin and being dope sick in jail. An extreme, visceral fear...


But she wasn't lying.. I mean they hooked up right 🙄


Looks like he's gettin' the Bone Fish now for 40 years.


I'm constantly baffled by why people incriminate themselves willingly.


I don't believe that I have the capability of being able to couch anything in a vernacular that's going to be understood by the people that you want me to talk to.


Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"
Rodarte: "Okay so it all started with the Big Bang, right?"
Proceeds to make a timeline of the known universe

Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"
Rodarte: "Okay so it all started with the Big Bang, right?"
*Proceeds to make a timeline of the known universe*


That woman is a horrible actor.
I don’t know if it’s different if she’s talking towards you or something but from a bird’s eye, this is just horrible.
The constant girly voice asking where the girl is,  “Im beghing you “. How’d he fall for this?


nah but her using her femininity to secure a confession >


Guy cracked like an egg and sang like a canary.


mama life had just begun but now I gone and thrown it all away


I read the title: Just Incase Lee Rodarte


Wonder how intense the urge to run was @ 7:16


Savannah Gold, sounds like an adult movie actress name


That quick "What happened to your neck" confrontation made MY heart skip a beat while making a face. Definitely wouldn't last in an interrogation like this 😄


You know, parents will talk to their kids about drugs, or teen pregnancy, but they never explain that letting you anger get out of control will REALLY ruin their lives. I know most parents assume their kid isn't capable. Murder is one of the only mistakes that can't be fixed or undone. It's never worth it.

*Almost never. I'm not answering any questions

in 2020 even being a honest husband can bring to the same conclusion :D or almost the same.. or even worse lol

We have zero education about how to manage emotions and finances: 2 things that run our daily lives.... yet we teach geometry and wood working. It wouldn’t solve everything but could save someone undoubtedly.

From a neuroscience perspective, it’s not necessarily about talking or not talking to your kids about anger. When people murder others in fits of rage, it’s a prefrontal cortex thing - sadly, no amount of logical explanation in childhood could have prevented it. Usually complex childhood trauma/abuse results in the underdevelopment of the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for logical decision making. Unfortunately, if someone doesn’t have that brain buffer/censorship area developed and they’re faced with a in a highly charged, threatening situation there is no built in system to stop their rage.

Don't stick yr kids in stranger daycare

It ramped up in the 70s big time
.

Something got “missed” in his upbringing....his sister shot and killed a woman in December 2016, and it was caught on video!

That is  a very important point. When you get out of Control with Anger it can cost you your freedom and or life.

You're so right. Especially with men, who are raised to believe that anger is a much more masculine and acceptable response than a litany of other emotions... especially sadness. We need to teach our boys how to process their emotions. Crying isn't just for girls.


The female detective strategy didn’t click with me

I was just thinking how she isn't very good at questioning.


“a truthful person would give a short, concise answer”

talks for over five minutes

“a truthful person would give a short, concise answer”

*talks for over five minutes*

Yeah he started saying stuff they never even asked him about. Smh 🤦🏽♀

@Oran Gutan Surprisingly, the people who talk less are suspected less. Even if they did suspect someone of hiding evidence, they couldn't send them to jail without some form of confession or overwhelming evidence.

what if you're afraid if you don't give info that means you hiding something that means you go to jail bro


It is mad annoying how she keeps saying were just fact finders


One topic not addressed in the video: the extreme psychological advantage gained by a detective wearing a bow tie

Timmy Quinn - Was he?! Dang! Now I’m going to have to watch the footage again!

😅🤪

my dad is a math/engineering professor and wears bow ties to class. he is loved and his rate my professor reviews are great. but they also fear him and im sure much of it has to do with his choice of neckwear

Honestly, men who wear bowties do in fact spark a sudden interest in me. I see a man with a bowtie and ask myself, "what the fuck is this dud doing wearing a bowtie? Where is he going that requires a bowtie? Who the hell is this man?" but I have to pause and reel in my curiosity, because even for a woman, stopping some random guy and asking him a billion questions over one aspect of his wardrobe is extremely frowned upon. <br>Definitely adds some intrigue, though.

Honestly, men who wear bowties do in fact spark a sudden interest in me. I see a man with a bowtie and ask myself, "what the fuck is this dud doing wearing a bowtie? Where is he going that requires a bowtie? Who the hell is this man?" but I have to pause and reel in my curiosity, because even for a woman, stopping some random guy and asking him a billion questions over one aspect of his wardrobe is extremely frowned upon.
Definitely adds some intrigue, though.

@Eirika sacredstones is that a Dr.Who reference?

When I went to court the judge had a spotted bow tie, super impressed

@Tony Luebke a bow tie is most sanitary for a doctor because typical ties are long & swing, picking up bodily fluids, etc,

I work with a doctor that exclusively wears bowties and the aura of authority he exudes cannot be overstated.

@MK Agreed. If I see just a random guy with a bowtie walking down the street, for some reason it feels out of place even though it isn't. It's just not very common to see people wearing bowties.

@Eirika sacredstones No, they're intimidating.


Every time I watch these I think . Dammmmm what if he would’ve had a lawyer present....


I just never understand stuff like this.  Worst case scenario he loses his job and gets one somewhere else yet he decides to kill her and burn her body?  Just makes no sense to me.

@Truth Seeker Always There's no such thing :)

@Scorch428 You're Entitled to Your Opinion

Exactly! And as someone who has worked in kitchens for years now, it's no secret that coworkers constantly are hooking up behind the scenes. I've seen this at every restaurant I've ever worked at. Yeah it might be "against company policy" to do it, but people are people and they're gonna do what they wanna do regardless.

Plus if he's a head chef at a restaurant and if he's good at what he did, worst case is they fire him and he can go be a head chef somewhere else! Restaurants hire people like crazy. So this I truly don't understand what the FUCK he was thinking. It's a tragic situation all around. What he did was monstrous but the reasoning for it was more so. It made no fucking sense.

@Misery the person you replied to wasnt saying it's a valid reason to murder her, just that it's a believable motive that some messed up people have...

I know.... I mean, he is in prison, right now.... What a nightmare !!! But imagine Savannah's nightmare when he started attacking her... Ugh !!!!

@techno cloud no shit. i'm saying "imagine having that mindset". it's fucked up.

@Scorch428 imagine thinking a woman being pregnant is a reason to murder her. get help.

yep derp <br>Wow bro its like youve never seen a good prank before.

yep derp
Wow bro its like youve never seen a good prank before.

Yeah, the motive is unclear....only thing I can think of is if she was pregnant or told him she was....thats a reason to kill, but nothing else other than accidental, or maybe the instant fear of an assault charge

They're unintelligent and impulsive. That's the gist of it.

people do some messed up shit over love.

It’s the result of poor foresight and and judgment mixed with impatience and impulsivity.


I grew up hearing the southern phrase "Never trust a skinny chef." I didn't know it was so deep.

@FlamingSword92 well, he's fit, a bit buff, not scrawny...which is different.

@your dad unhealthy food tastes good. I'd be looking for a good meal not a life-partner.

if the chef is fat then they just eat/make mostly unhealthy food

@Presto Hobo It's more just a folksy saying than some kind of superstition, and I doubt anybody actually believes that. I think the main difference is the fat cooks are sneaking more food during work lol.

@I. Wynn Wynn you watch too much Gordon Ramsay.

Star _gazer The things he’s done, alone, makes him pretty hideous to me. I didn’t think he was “ugly” or “good-looking”, though, aesthetically speaking? He looks kinda boring. Most murderers look boring. I never understand what women—men, as well, I suppose—see in them.

@I. Wynn Wynn... I didn't think he was ugly

omg this comment is underrated XD <br>"i thought they just meant don't trust their food, not nothing about kidnapping and murder!"

omg this comment is underrated XD
"i thought they just meant don't trust their food, not nothing about kidnapping and murder!"


Imagine killing someone and being mad at THEM because you killed them. He was more upset about ruining his life. The audacity.

@Serjo777 Even one is not an insignificantly small amount.

@Serjo777 this could potentially be one of those cases.

Serjo777 maybe so but is that enough reason to kill a girl? Also did u watch the end he was literally saying to himself she’s so nice to me

@AnnaKev In an insignificantly small amount of cases maybe.

@jenjayawearssocks I didn't say it does, but it makes it more understandable at least.

@Anonymous Anonymous 😂😂 how am I a fool?


When he was left alone with the female detective and she remained on her phone, silently ignoring him...that was so awkward.

Genius interrogation move. Make him feel completely awkward and do anything to get away from the emotional guilt-tripping mom cop that ignores him like his real mommy did.

@MostlyLoveOfMusic yeah she was very rude. she should treat this brutal murderer with care and love. hell maybe a flirtatious smile would help. maybe a friendly selfie too!

ASMR Pillow you must have some kind of psychological disorder. This is a homicide interrogation. Not a daycare center. Rudeness has no relevance with anything going on here.  The mere fact you would suggest the murderer is being treated rudely is craziness beyond all that’s imaginable

@Dante Good wow you sure extrapolated A LOT away from what that guy originally said lol, he's hardly wrong

Looked like she was on his social medias

she was very rude - it seems to be typical human behaviour these days though

I think I know what was going on in Rodarte's head. As a certified "Playa", he was working on an effective pickup line for the detective: What's a sweet thing like you doing in 25-35 years? Wanna hookup?

@Alex Galate Honestly he might have just been looking at her because he had been sitting there for 90 minutes and had nowhere else to direct his attention.

Ryan Duffy : Lol me either!! Love this channel

That was the goal, make him feel inferior

He has a big ego and success being a womanizer which most likely put the idea in his head that he has control over women and they need to pay attention to him. Notice he was looking in that female detective's direction the whole time and she didn't give him the time of day. It subconsciously breaks him down and puts him in his real place, which is one where he has no power at all.

@AlchimisteVerbal It was probably a calculated move for her to be on her phone ignoring him. I don't know though, I don't know anything about interrogation tactics besides what I've seen on this channel lol

Wasn't she on tinder or bumble? I can understand... That shit is addicting.


Detective: how long have you known Savannah?

Lee: Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself.

@HereIsWisdom 1318 , I know George Lucas is old, but not that old. The idea may have some roots in the bible, but its not Theology. A more appropriate template to use would be reminiscent of a Greek tragedy. Yet there are hundreds of cultures and religions that have "The Heroes Journey" genre embedded in their fables, including the bible. Yes, Jar Jar Binks was the 13th apostle.

If you’re not going to invoke your 5th amendment rights, this is probably the way to go. Followed closely with “I AM THE SENATE” and pulling out a lightsaber.

Read the first line and scrolled to the bottom…

@gloomy yoonbum HI,<br>SORRY, NOT YELLING, IT IS EASIER FOR ME TO SEE AND READ IN CAPITAL LETTERS = BAD EYES

@gloomy yoonbum HI,
SORRY, NOT YELLING, IT IS EASIER FOR ME TO SEE AND READ IN CAPITAL LETTERS = BAD EYES

@A Ultra Mega Maga alpha and omega why are u yelling

@Just Soap HEH HEH , SORRY , I AM NOT GOOD AT STORY TELLING , BUT THAT IS A HISTORICAL FACTUAL STORY IN THE BIBLE

@A Ultra Mega Maga alpha and omega cringe

@A Ultra Mega Maga alpha and omega , seriously? You took the fable of a sith lord and wanted to turn it into Bible study? What a pitiful demonstration, while taking the cringe factor to 11. Please, go save those who need saving,... like David "The Apostle" Taylor. He needs your help, go,... seek and save! Leave Star Wars alone,... they have enough problems now that it's owned by Disney. Oh, and lay off the Caps-Lock, for the love of Christ. You're either yelling or you're a sovereign citizen in court,... pick one!


yessssssssss that nigga could b a st8 murderer hes got evrything down pat love these videos


“How long did you know her?”

Him: “The FitnessGram Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal. [beep] A single lap should be completed each time you hear this sound. [ding] Remember to run in a straight line, and run as long as possible. The second time you fail to complete a lap before the sound, your test is over. The test will begin on the word start. On your mark, get ready, start.”

@No one at my school we call it the pacer

Reading that gave me anxiety flashbacks to high school

@Bigdoinks nah you already know fam either goes to a school in the streets or goes to a school located in the city 🗿

@Bigdoinks I'm a Beeper too. But here's the twist - Beep crosses the fkn ocean to my Dutch middle school. "Piepjestest" (we don't put spaces between words that form their own term) to give you the literal version. Pronounced similarly though to relate; Peep(-'jes' pronounced 'yus' is a plural diminutive addition which basically turns the word Beep into 'Little beeps') test which is the same as in English. Piep (peep) doesn't have the synonymous definition in Dutch that it would have in English, where it would've been easily conflated with the act of observing (and usually implying voyeurism of some sort). At the same time in Dutch wouldn't want to use the B; the word Bieb (pronounced like beep) is commonly already used to refer to a library. (bibliotheek from the French bibliothèque and I'm sure you're familiar with the word bibliography- but just taking the first part of the word (which is pronounced with the EE sound, not like 'bib' in English) for colloquial speech).  Anyway the point is that even in The Netherlands it's referred to as the "lil'-beep test".

@Bigdoinks yeah, I think it’s a regional thing, I’m in Canada and most schools in my province call it the beep test. Pacer test sounds better to me tho

@haduki w Thats so crazy to me 😂 I've never heard anyone call it anything other then the pacer test 😳 gotta be a regional thing lol im in wisconsin

@Bigdoinks my school called it beep test too, I never knew it's called the fitness gram pacer test 😂

@Bigdoinks it sounds frendlier i guess. "beep" sounds funnier than "pacer"

@No one Pacer test for short....your school sounds weird dawg 😂

The fitness gram pacer test?? Jesus. We just call it the beep test. Far less of a mouthful.


Did he seriously murder her out of fear of losing his job as a chef... At a seafood place....

@Mer Ber He has to be a person like myself who don't give a shit. Another reason people commit murder is REPUTATION. They keep a lot of secrets and they are quiet but dangerous.

Theres a shortage of chefs because its a tough job with alot of hard work therefore you can get a new job the same day really easy

I think he was a psychopathic narcissist and addiction drove him to places of anger that caused violence.

Downstream01 In Jacksonville. Let that sink in.

@Downstream01 you got me there, I guess I'm filling in the blanks of the guy's admitted drug use and third parry statements of them dating again.

NuclearBunny970: No drugs were found in her body at autopsy despite Mr Rodarte’s claim that she was high when he killed her.

@Cutland Springs lol yeah. He probably is one of those moochers that live in their parents basement, playing video games and watching cartoons all day

@Thesos320 Unfunny, intentionally offensive name that we have all see more times than we care to remember -- check
Aggressive, snarky answer that adds nothing to the conversation -- check
Reference to "cool" TV show fantasy world rather than reality -- check

Presence of try-hard tweenie confirmed.

@Justin Green thats what Im saying too. But some people are not rational and do stupid things out of fear of losing their stability and status

Mer Ber you know it’s not the murder that bothers me about this guy. It’s the hypocrisy!

@Mer Ber I think the op was just saying that he probably could've just gotten another job as a chef elsewhere. That is if he didn't y'know, murder his girlfriend.

@Thesos320 like I said, its not a reason to commit murder but downplaying any kind of job is what moochers do

he seemed like a troubled guy who expected a lot from himself, for some people (actually many people) being a chef at an ok place means a lot. They probably had drug problems too, and were a toxic relationship... for someone who has trouble keeping a normal life, the fear of losing a job you like means a lot. It doesnt justify what he did tho I hope he gets life.

they where also a couple of junkies in an on again off again relationship at each others throats.

Being a chef is an actual job. Not a reason to commit murder, but its not a job to downplay. And some people like stability in their life and become anxious about sudden changes. But I dont think his job was the real motive anyway


Although superficial, I hated this guy the moment I saw his social photos at the beginning of the video.

dont let hate take over you ! he has a family just like you


"my mom was addicted to methamphetamines when I was younger. So I try to stay away from that hard stuff"

Meanwhile, less than 10 minutes ago, he said he took an adderall. What do you think adderall is, Lee?

@Arbitrary Renaissance I think it's because they don't experience the same amount of bullying. Bullying leads to addiction and other forms of self-harm, including suicide. I can't stand people who say children should never be medicated. If you or your child hasn't got a condition that can be helped by these meds you have no idea what you're talking about so stay out of it.

@Andrew Zambrana I'm not sure it's abuse if you just need more of it to be effective because you have developed a tolerance. I think abuse is when you take more to get a stronger effect. Perhaps they are technically the same but I don't think that reflects what people think when they think drug abuse.

@Cryptic Raps What do you mean "What about the kid that just had to deal with ADHD and never got on adderall?" Sorry I know you're replying to someone else but I used to take Adderall so I have an interest in this conversation. Also I don't know that you could take a lot of it. A few times I accidentally doubled my dose and I thought my heart might beat its way out of my chest. Felt sick and shaky too. Like I had waaay too much coffee.

@Arbitrary Renaissance I just said this too but you said it better. Thank you.  :)

@Arbitrary Renaissance I just said this too but you said it better. Thank you.  :)

@Anastasia Fuller Probably because Adderall actually helps people with ADD and ASD to function more normally and not face the bullying issues that lead to adult substance abuse.

Also Adderall isn't actually addictive. The ability to focus might be "addictive" in the sense that it helps you function but Adderall doesn't get you high.

@Arbitrary Renaissance Probably because Adderall actually helps people with ADD and ASD to function normally and not face the bullying issues that lead to adult substance abuse.

@Cryptic Raps If you need Adderall (for ADD or ASD) it doesn't whack you out. It actually calms you down.

@Andrew Zambrana Well, developing a tolerance doesn't always mean developing an addiction.  If I regularly take ritalin, I may develop a tolerance for it without ever noticing, then get off of the drug without any trouble because its effects were so marginal once I'd gained a tolerance.  With regards to ADHD stimulants specifically, the studies seem to show that over the course of several years, the drug does begin to lose its effect.  The good news is that it doesn't make people worse than normal, even on people who stopped the medications later.  The MTA study has the details: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3063150/

@Andrew Zambrana Well, developing a tolerance doesn't always mean developing an addiction.  If I regularly take ritalin, I may develop a tolerance for it without ever noticing, then get off of the drug without any trouble because its effects were so marginal once I'd gained a tolerance.  With regards to ADHD stimulants specifically, the studies seem to show that over the course of several years, the drug does begin to lose its effect.  The good news is that it doesn't make people _worse_ than normal, even on people who stopped the medications later.  The MTA study has the details: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3063150/

@Cryptic Raps You kind of did say something about taking Adderall one time to stay focused during the day, because that's what you started this discussion with.  You implied that the guy being interrogated here was a hypocrite because he wanted to stay away from "hard stuff" like meth, but took an Adderall to stay focused.  If my dad decides to give my grandma a dose of his Adderall, because she wants to pay more attention to the road while she's driving home, does that mean she'd be a hypocrite for wanting to avoid meth?

I'm not entirely sure if you understand what the statistic I reference was saying.  Take the kid who just had to deal with ADHD and never got on Adderall (or other stimulants like ritalin).  Compared to the kid who was prescribed stimulants to treat their ADHD (who usually ends up going off of the prescription upon entering adulthood), this child is much more likely to develop a substance use disorder.  It wasn't saying that those who are addicted to substances are more likely to develop that addiction as a child.

@Arbitrary Renaissance I'll need to review those studies. Longer use equals more tolerance which increases  the correlation to abuse. Not a single causation but increased correlation. Partically, due to D2 receptor sensitivity.  This is addiction Physiology. If you are in the field of pharmaceutical science. This is psychopharmacology 101. Methamphetamine and amphetamine are not the same per say. They stem from the same family tree. Example, Just like lisdeteroampthetamine (which is less addictive because of slower absorbency) is a conversation step to amphetamine. Same family tree different drug.  If you do the chemistry correctly you can convert it back to methamphetamine. I am a med student and I am in pharmaceuticals. Particularly, pharmacotherapy.

tim davis

Mmmmyes good sir! Very astute point! The intricacy of your mind compels me. Please give me a statistic so I can log it into my microsoft excel spreadsheet

@Cryptic Raps perhaps indeed the interglobual fermistoods are vintrilically the dormate fistatude but the geneplasits don't fit the sortimolicle forensics

tim davis

You have the floor! So many scientists, so little time.

tim davis

You have the floor! So many scientists, so little time.

Skylar cherfa

That is true. Meth is much cheaper. And there are many different ways of administering. Especially IV, where you can peak immediately. I'm just saying if the dosage is right, it'd be very hard to distinguish between the two drugs. And you can most definitely become addicted to adderall, then switch to meth because it's cheaper and you get the same effect to quell the itch for wanting to tweak.

Arbitrary Renaissance

Yes, and using meth once is a immensely different that taking 400 adderall pills a day. That's just anecdotal. I never said anything about anyone taking adderall one time to stay focused during the day. Everything is fine in moderation. I don't know what studies would even monitor that, but of course a majority of addicts don't become addicts as a child. And adderall is overprescribed. So of course the stats would show that. But it doesn't correlate to what I'm saying at all. An addict doesn't just wake up one day saying they want to be an addict. I feel like it goes without saying that they're usually troubled kids. It must mean the parents somewhat care about the child if they're trying to get them on adderall, thinking it might help. What about the kid that just had to deal with ADHD and never got on adderall? I don't take what you said as mean or offensive, because I think you're wrong.

@Anastasia Fuller The commonsense intuition is that Adderall is used to treat ADHD.  If the ADHD is being successfully treated by the drug, then the likelihood of a child to get addicted to other substances is lowered, as kids with ADHD are more likely to develop substance use disorders growing up.  Furthermore, I haven't found any good data indicating that Adderall is particularly addictive.  Which is partly due to the fact that addiction is hard to define and diagnose in the first place, but my personal experience with ADHD stimulants leads me to believe that it's also because it really isn't addictive in the same way that tobacco is.

Anyway, I do have a source for my claim that children put on stimulants for ADHD are less likely to develop drug problems growing up.  It comes from a clinical report by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which compiles and analyzes more than 80 different studies on the subject of substance abuse and ADHD.  One of its conclusions is that pharmacotherapy for ADHD (i.e. prescribing medication) is associated with a reduced risk of SUDs.  See the section titled "Treating ADHD and Co-occurring Mental Health Disorders to Reduce the Risk of SUDs
" in the report: https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/134/1/e293#sec-4

The difference in my experience is route of administration, smoking meth makes it much easier to redose compulsively.

The other difference is the price tag, you can get a gram of quality meth for 80£ while a gram of adderall would be closer to 150-200.

On top of that no one wants to take 20 pills.

@Arbitrary Renaissance How would children Adderal users be less likely to get an addiction to drugs as they grow older? Where are these studies you're mentioning? It makes no logical sense that a child who uses an addictive prescription growing up would have a less addictive brain than a child who has never ingested addictive drugs. Credible sources please.

@Cryptic Raps I don't mean to sound overly mean or offensive, but it sounds like you know very, very little about Adderall.  It's not even close to as addictive as meth, and as a matter of fact, most studies find that children who take it are less likely to become addicted to drugs in general as adults.  That's not to say that it doesn't have the potential for abuse.  But taking a dose of Adderall from a friend because you want to be more focused during the day is immensely different from using meth to get high.

CrypticRaps if you add like one neutron to water you can’t drink it, if you add one oxygen to water... you can’t drink it. Adderal is like 7 whole carbon chains off from meth, just because it sounds the same doesn’t mean it’s the same... everyone thinks they’re on to something with that lmao

I noticed that, too. I guess as long as it was stolen from a doctor it's fine.

I noticed that, too. I guess as long as it was stolen from a doctor it's fine.

Not defending him but despite the pharmacological similarities there is a massive difference in many different ways between adderall and street bought methamphetamine. I sadly know this from first hand experience

@Cryptic Raps Yeah, but most people who take Adderall aren't taking it by the handfuls. It's incredibly expensive. Any Adderall addicts I've met have switched to either amphetamine paste or meth. I doubt this guy was taking 200 mg before a shift at work. I also wouldn't say the high isn't indistinguishable. I rarely have heard Adderall described as intensely euphoric and it doesn't last as long.

Fenner

The peak of abusing large amounts of adderall is no different than peaking on methamphetamines. It might be molecularly, but it's not a distinguishable high.
Nobody that abuses drugs cares about the scientific differences between two drugs. If it gets them to the same peak, what does it matter? The risk for abuse is the same.

Sarah L

I don't think he took it that day. He's not really tweaking in this interrogation. Maybe he is and he's good at hiding it. But I've never met somebody who can hide being twacked out.

Ethan B

Not at all. Vicodin is weak compared to heroin. Vicodin is Hydrocodone. A heroin addict wouldn't even feel vicodin.
But you can achieve the same peak abusing meth or adderall. It's not night and day. Same peak, same risk and reward for addiction, same come down. The only difference is you can't really bang or smoke adderall, so it seems cleaner. It's just legal, that's why it gets a pass.

@Corinne yes and no. They are very similar, but not exactly the same. They show up on the same test because the test looks for a reaction to amphetamines, not just to meth specifically. Also, when you get meds from a pharmacy, you know what you're getting and what you're getting is more optimized to be only what you need, as opposed to what is probably contaminated or otherwise unnecessarily harmful drugs from a dealer.

@Corinne It's not, though. That extra methyl group meth has matters, and two drugs with similar chemical structure can have different effects. Adderall taken at very high doses may be somewhat similar to meth, but they're still different drugs. Meth is more potent, more addictive, and more euphoric. Plus, I don't know how many meth users weigh out their meth before using, where as Adderall is already dosed. It's more dangerous and worse for you.

If they show up as the same on drug tests maybe he hadn't taken adderall that day but meth but lied to cover it up because he knew exactly that they are similar?

Ethan B which is literally the same thing. Vicodin and heroin are opioids. Adderall and meth are both amphetamines. The Rx’s are just legal.

CrypticRaps comparing adderall to meth is like comparing Vicodin to heroin.

CrypticRaps comparing adderall to meth is like comparing Vicodin to heroin.

@FelonWind Adderall is based on amphetamine, not methamphetamine.

Different drug. Different side ffects. Different effects.

But yes, they are close and both are stimulants.

I've always known Adderall was close to meth, but never knew how. Having recently started taking it and really benefitting from it I'm curious now. Is it just cleaner, smaller doses that makes it different?

@Pommie 🐻 Bears thanks. I worded it slightly more formally, but that's essentially what it said

@Pommie 🐻 Bears thanks. I worded it slightly more formally, but that's essentially what it said

Madeline R lol...that’s awesome. I like people with a bit of sass. 👍🏽🌸

Madeline R lol...that’s awesome. I like people with a bit of sass. 👍🏽🌸

@Pommie 🐻 Bears yeah, some pharmaceutical stimulants are in the amphetamine family. I only know this because I have a sleep disorder, so I've been on some of them. Tbh they worked pretty good for me but my parents didn't like them so much so we switched to something else. Whenever I signed a drug test consent form when on them, I got to leave a fun little note on the bottom, like, "feel free to test me but I'm definitely positive. Pinky promise I'm not on actual meth though!"

CrypticRaps I didn’t know that. I’m a bit ignorant about that sort of thing. Learn something new everyday. 👍🏽

Narcissists and psychopaths always contradict themselves every other sentence.

Narcissists and psychopaths always contradict themselves every other sentence.


This makes us understand that people don’t think about their decisions they make until they have met the consequences

On the contrary,most people do think before they act. In addition, we all know the consequences of murdering someone but many think that they'll be the one who gets away with it etc

@Mercedes Adler lots of people have learned to be better than that

Justin Thompson unfortunately god hasn‘t been erased from our society yet but we‘ll get there eventually

Because they were raised without consequences, discipline and god have been erased from everything and it has fucked our society

And 98% of the population are not going to choke their ex girlfriends.

He was thinking, he just didn’t care until he got caught.


not gonna lie when he asked him about the scratch on his neck i thought he was gonna fumble but lowkey i was kinda impressed how quickly he came up with an actual believable lie

@Trevor PB I get it - it was like a million years ago. I mean, c'mon, jeez, nobody would be able to remember such details!

@Trevor PB Sounds promising, how much is it going for? Send me the sort code and account number while you’re at it.

@Huh:/// Well uh, geez, I think it's a bridge. I've been on lots of bridges before, i think, golly jee.

@Trevor PB Tell me more about this bridge

If that's believable to you, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn I want to sell you.

Yeah, I would of started stuttering like crazy


Omg that female detective please please please I’m begging you please please tell me please. Please just tell me , just tell me lee. Please learn proper technique because this ain’t it.

it's a tactic. Tying in with Lee's emotional wreckage. She drops the act as soon as he starts confessing, see the uncut version at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU&t=9716s


Long story short: don't date a coworker, he might kill you to keep cooking fish

Don't bone the waitress at the bonefish grill.

or because you didn't want to switch shifts

@Daniellehndz099 It seems that she threatened to tell people something and thus make him lose his job at the Bonefish Grill. Well, it’s what he says. Crazy, right? Many years ago something similar happened to me with a girl, but my problem was very different, it was she who did not want to get out of the car. She came to my work shortly before closing, 1:00 am, more or less, she told me she had drunk and that she was tired, she asked me to take her home. She was my ex. It didn’t make me funny that she went out there alone so late, besides at that time there was a crazy guy around the neighborhood who attacked girls at night, I think he used to wait for them in the doorway of their houses. The police had not yet caught him. On the other hand, I had left her, and she was very sad, so I was eager to make her see that we could still be friends. And, ultimately, I would have brought any other girl to her house who had asked me to. We got to her house and we talked for a long time in the car, it got very late and I was sleepy, I wanted to go home to sleep, in the end I asked her to get out of the car, we could continue talking the next day, but she refused. At first I did not understand if the thing was serious or joking, I just repeated to her to get out the car, tomorrow would be another day, but she refused again. I began to understand that this was serious. I begged her to get out of the car and let me go home, but she didn’t flinch. I should have gone to the police, but I was too tired and confused to think rationally, I started yelling at her to get off the car and leave me alone, but it didn’t help. Then I began hitting her while yelling at her to get the fuck down, hit her on the shoulder because I didn’t want to hurt her, and I prayed that every hit was the last. Trust me it’s no fun hitting someone you love. Thank God at one point she changed her mind and left, that night for the first time, I dreamed of Jesus.

I didn’t see the whole thing what was his motive?

Lmao don't date anyone because they could be a potential serial killer.

@P C well, it happens very often. I suppose sometimes it works.

Damn what a sad ending. After reading this I'm never gone date again!

@DJ_Cub Who knows? Neither of them was very smart. Poor girl, how did she get into this mess? Sometimes you think you know someone and don’t realize the mistake until it’s too late. We do not realize how sick that person is. I do not know what happened, I only know that she tried to escape and he, for some incomprehensible reason, did not allow it. So sad.

What a crazy motive... I’m actually leaning toward believing him on why and what they were talking about before he drove off.

I can’t wait to try the food at the Bonefish Grill, oh my God, what committed workers!!! They would do anything to keep from losing their job, literally anything.

I don't want to see your Do not do list. :)


"Lee has been alone with his thoughts for 90 minutes now"<br>Lee's thoughts: "I really need to pee"

"Lee has been alone with his thoughts for 90 minutes now"
Lee's thoughts: "I really need to pee"

It sure would have helped Lee if one of those thoughts was "get a lawyer"

"Lee has been alone with his thoughts for 90 minutes now"<br>Lee's 2nd thought: "I sure hope this Adderall doesn't make me ramble. and I still gotta pee"

"Lee has been alone with his thoughts for 90 minutes now"
Lee's 2nd thought: "I sure hope this Adderall doesn't make me ramble. and I still gotta pee"


“ppl with nothing to hide are likely to give a short and concise response” GOD HE JUST KEPT TALKING LMAOOO

@DeuceGenius When the Police and the District Attorney's office are given free reign to lie to suspects, when do they stop? Since we can't answer this question, it would be safe to assume all law enforcement, and all prosecutors lie at all times and under all circumstances. As such, there is no reason to answer a single question.

@gdbiw86 um. its basically the same as cocaine.  same class of drugs.

@henry james yes always pay a professional liar

Criminals watching this will talk concisely in future. Or maybe will not talk at all without a lawyer.

Not gonna lie, that's totally me when lying about the pettiest shit

He just went on and on and on and on. For 5 fucking minutes.

his voice was irritating because he kept going about the patriarchy or something

plus he kept making hand gestures over and over

Me, who is highly anxious, and knows myself to over give details even when doing something simple: 👁👄👁

Yeah clearly he is a social butterfly, buuuuut damn! Yeah the man turned into the energizer bunny.

The detective asked how long have u known her and he went into she takes hard drugs. I was like what... lmao. He did not stop talking omg smh

Okay, but I'm going to be nervous af and babbling. So, take me to jail, I guess? 😂🤷🏼♀

@ethwefdsjk that’s exactly what I was going to say.

@Nick H they aint laughing about murder bruh, they're laughing about the murderer keep on talking and therefore revealing critical information through holes in his story. it's about how stupid he is, not how funny his murdering act is.

If I had nothing to hide I would be belligerent lol

He murdered a young woman and you think that's funny...

Facing a guilty plea on General assumptions always leaves room he falsely stereotyping innocent man and I see that you are a minority at least if you were in the United States say would you like somebody to base their level of mint on your guilt or innocence based on what they've seen from behaviors of other people may be of your race to.... probably not

The best answer is three words, "lawyer, lawyer, lawyer".


It's interesting, against the context of Lee's fabricated emotional presentation, to notice that the emotional presentation of the detectives is equally fabricated. Basically, we're watching two parties lie to each other and hope it goes their way. That seems interesting and novel until you remember that this is just how social interaction among humans works.

@aspidoscelistigris why are so many videos like this recommended to me...

Not deliberately, nor for a particular reason. :-)

Why are you talking like the narrator lol


Compassionate cop-emotionally unstable cop


I hope they exaggerated his luck with the ladies


"So how long have you known her?" "Well, I would say it started about 8 months ago and lasted all the way up until I murdered her.  Oh wait, whoops."


The immense pressure of a "Weeping soul" the female detective is playing is so good..Omg..

And the male detective is literally just juicing that guy out, what a great Duo, damn.

@Sleepy Joe yall people are so weird lmfao

DaleDenton1132. Yup. It’s sad, but some people would rather virtue signal and play jewish games than ensure justice is delivered. It’s a big part of the reason our society seems so corrupt today, and I hope these cultists realize their folly (although hopefully through not losing their daughter).

Sleepy Joe definitely affirmative action hire.

@Sleepy Joe Didn't realise a lifelong legendary interrogator tactician was in the comments. How the fuck could you possibly know if she 'ruined everything' if footage of the confession wasn't even shown?

The female detective was garbage and it's clear she's only there for affirmative action. She almost completely ruined everything (the part where she was begging him to confess was cringe af) but the male colleague clutched it out. I hope she got demoted after this, almost denied the victim her justice.

The female detective was cringe. She was such a bad actor.

@Al is here im sure it would be from the perspective of someone not already under the pressure of being in a murder investigation

idk from my perspective her acting was pretty mediocre

I'd definitely watch a TV show about them teaming up.


If I was arrested for a traffic violation and then questioned about a missing girl, the only words out of my mouth would be to demand legal representation before I said anything else.

agreed. the only thing is how do you say it? in this case i would have said "you made me wait 20 minutes- no respect, i'm going to talk to my legal council and we'll have this talk after that"

Nick except that your brain wouldn't be working if you were guilty..