While watching this, I realized there's a good chance this guy would never have been caught if it hadn't been for the CCTV that had him dead to rights. 😳

There's a good chance he would've gotten away with it all regardless of the footage if he'd just kept his mouth shut. The detectives did good work in this interrogation but if he'd just sat there the whole time saying "I want a lawyer" they definitely didn't have enough to convict.


Wow that integrator was amazing getting him to confess to everything by asking the old "So fill me in a bit" question


It seems like female detectives can be very effective at appealing to the emotions of the suspect. The only problem is in many cases these people are sociopaths and have very obscured emotional triggers.


I couldn’t stop cringing when the detective asked him how long he knew Savana and he literally went on for 20 minutes about how they did drugs…


I see a spoilt mommy's boy that was indeed good at his job and loved it. He got arrogant and started playing girls. Savannah being the decent girl she was, she was the only girl to try and dump him and so he couldn't take it. "You were supposed to make something of yourself" || "Savannah was good to you!"


Moment of silence for the children of detectives all around the world…. They don’t get away with anything.😔<br>                                          🙏

Moment of silence for the children of detectives all around the world…. They don’t get away with anything.😔
                                          🙏


"So how long have you known Savannah?"

Lee: "The missile knows where it is. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting the distant of where it was by how far it is,  or the distance of how far it has gone by where it once was, whichever is greater, the missile can calculate where..."


Seeing him cry about going to jail makes me so sick. If I were him I would just sit there in silence and cry because I’d know I deserve prison and I wouldn’t further embarrass myself.


It blows my mind that this guy prob wants this shit to end so badly, that he confessed. All he had to do was say one word and it would have ended. Lawyer.


I don't think this channel realizes what they have here, this narrator combined with the writers choice of cases and attention to the psychological details. If they uploaded again, they would be rolling in subs.

They’re trying but if you check their videos and community tab, they’re in a rut. YouTube is targeting them and taking down their videos.


I feel he wanted to go to the toilet to delay the inevitable conclusion.

Just as asking for another water.

Another interesting thing. Was the bow tie intentionally, to be less intimidating. Just like louis theroux’s geeky exterior. It makes him less intimidating therefore giving his interviewees the feeling they are dominant and blart out more than they actually want.


9:20 but it could be he has ADD or ADHD given the Adderall comment. If thats the case, then he would give a long and lengthy series of tangentially related statements regardless of context, setting, subject matter, or guilt/innocence.


Man that breakdown footage was hard to watch. I've done that exact thing several times, though for more normal crazy person things, not murder.


The female interrogator is so emotional in her plea.


god I kinda hate myself for feeling bad for him when he said 'you were supposed to make something of your life'


Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "It is a period of civil wars in the galaxy. A brave alliance of underground freedom fighters has challenged the tyranny and oppression of the awesome GALACTIC EMPIRE.

Striking from a fortress hidden among the billion stars of the galaxy, rebel spaceships have won their first victory in a battle with the powerful Imperial Starfleet. The EMPIRE fears that another defeat could bring a thousand more solar systems into the rebellion, and Imperial control over the galaxy would be lost forever.

To crush the rebellion once and for all, the EMPIRE is constructing a sinister new battle station. Powerful enough to destroy an entire planet, its completion spells certain doom for the champions of freedom.."


Sometimes I'm scared for my freedom. I talk too much even if not being asked. I'm afraid I'm gonna admit to a crime I didn't do just because I need to say something lol


took him quite a long time to admit that maybe he shouldn't have killed an innocent person


I almost think that these people create their own alternate fictional reality in which they never screwed up and cling to it because it's preferable to the truth.  This way, they can still think that they're good people.  But the lie can be broken down.


Gotta love when people are crying alone at the end, and start acting all remorseful and sad, but that’s only for the camera. A lot like the parkland shooter, gotta put a show on for your pity party


I’m eating subway right now. It’s in no way hard to watch an asshat breakdown after confessing to a murder. What’s hard is thinking about what that family is going through.


Are you, JCS going to make more videos?  Haven't seen any ones in a long time.

From Canada 🇨🇦 ❤


They never seem to show the most important part— the part where they admit to the crime. Why.


At 36:46 I think I heard him say to himself under his breath "I guess you did the right thing telling the truth, Lee".


I would kill for more content from this channel!! Oh wait…


Moral of the story, choices have consequences.


At the beginning, I thought savannah got a text from her father that he has found some guy he loves and that he's gonna take off now. I was like whoa that's weird.


Damn, that’s just vicious.

He could of lost his job and got a new one..but nooooo, that wasn’t dramatic enough. Monster.


Damn, imagine a supervising job at Bone Fish Grille being so important to you, you kill someone over it. 🧐


please add English subtitles (not-autogenerated) for non-native speakers please. your videos are amazing, but I miss almost 40%-50% of them due to language barrier :(


You guys are being questioned like this? 🤣🤣
Here in Tanzania you'll be abducted by police, get tortured for days in very inhumane ways including starvation, being hanged upside down while beating your balls, cutting your toes and peeling of your nails.

And this is all done in a police station and your name will not even be registered at that station. By the time they send you to jail to await your trial, you can't even walk or talk cause most of your teeth have been peeled of with a broken jaw

They may do all this to an innocent man. People end up admitting crimes they didn't commit just to end the torture. Lawless country


Idk why but the part where he started crying this is the last time we get to wear my chef's coat made me laugh .


"...a real piece of shit."<br>He described himself perfectly.

"...a real piece of shit."
He described himself perfectly.


That’s what happens when you watch cooking shows and realize you just warm up prepared food and really can’t cook.


FYI Those of us with sight impairment cannot read those texts!  👍 Thanks


The dude got sentenced. That “self-defence” claim got thrown immediately out.


the fact that the taped part of the actual confession is not released is suspicious...


Space telescopes: Catch images from 100's of light years away with crystal clear quality.<br>Security camera: "Is that a human or a truck?"

Space telescopes: Catch images from 100's of light years away with crystal clear quality.
Security camera: "Is that a human or a truck?"


When she starts being soothing and he answers it’s like his own mother asking


Very unprofessional from the female detective, I can see why shes emotional but if she can’t control herself surely sure shouldn’t be in on the interview


Is it fairly common to admit to drug use in FL? I don’t watch many interrogation tapes. Does FL have a more party culture?


There are countries reducing sentences by fractions because judges believe the killers have remorse. This guy broke her neck, burned her body then tried to get rid of her burned body. Then, he kept lying about his killing. He is only sorry because he got busted. He doesn’t deserve normal people’s empathy.


Is it really so hard to not kidnap and murder someone?


Psychopaths would be watching videos like this to understand how to  manipulate detectives and situations like this.


16:53 he was lying an as such quickly tried to be defensive when the Detective tried to reach out.


Lee called himself a idiot. At least he acknowledged that. <br>🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lee called himself a idiot. At least he acknowledged that.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


Kinda feel for the guy...he seemed really sorry at the end


It so sad to think of how she fought so much the car was shaking, he was marked, the car door kicked open, and she still lost the struggle.   RIP Savannah


It was expected that he killed Savannah but I didn’t see it coming the way he did it


The time of day and interrogation time syncing exactly is very satisfying ahah


@37:57 it sounds like he says “for somebody who was a bitch to you” perhaps someone else got in his head and made him think this was his only option.


Full interview, including confession (that was previously retracted) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU


Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"<br>Lee: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..."

Detective: "So how long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..."


Wait wait wait, I thought that female detective was a little emotional, but that was all an act? Wow.


You can tell he's guilty due to his body language alone jittery leg is a dead giveaway.


“So how long have you known her”<br>“So it all started with the big bang….”

“So how long have you known her”
“So it all started with the big bang….”


Wait, what’s his motive to killing her?!?!?


That wasn’t a 2012 Malibu in the surveillance. That was definitely a pre 2008


I don't like cops, but this channel makes me want to be a cop


The woman was extremely annoying, no wonder he admitted his guilt. Good job ig


I feel bad for these interrogators kids XD!


Why all the plastic bottles of water? This shows again and again in these interview videos. What's wrong with tap water? (Apart from anything else, a lot of the time the water in plastic bottles is tap water in any case.)


I would have conducted the interrogation differently. The guy was obviously easy to break, his knee was constantly moving up and down which gave alot away.

They should have stringed Lee along with his story about her getting in to his car. Asked if the car door shut once and then how she got in to the green truck and what he saw after she got out in detail and make it seem like they were believing him and then pretend the focus was now on the guy driving the green truck making Lee feel like he's out of the woods and think he was helping the detectives find the other driver.

Then they shouldve have slapped the evidence of how the car shook and the door kicked open 3 times and she didn't get out to contradict his detailed explanation, its likely he wouldve been speechless at that point as he would have been caught off guard. The interrogators should have then gone straight in for the kill and ask him where she was.

I don't agree with the 'begging' strategy the female detective was employing as it seemed like a rookie and desperate move as the second youre repeating the same question over and over and getting a cold shoulder, the suspect could have used that to his advantage and understand the interrogators were on to him and could have easily said "I'm not saying anything else until my lawyer is present" making it more dificult for the detectives.

Problem is even innocent people exhibit those behaviours under pressure. Some of the videos on this channel even show that.


Nothing screams I'm a serious interrogator than wearing a bow-tie


Best interrogation tactic ever: pleeaase just tell me, pretty please, I'm begging you, please just tell me!


It is not true that a person will always give a short answer to questions.  I have always been the type of person that gives a lot of information to questions.  In fact my Boss once said when i got done answering a question it would make you cry.  So that is NOT always the case with people and many times even if innocent questions will go over the head of a person and they do not catch the meaning given to them.  Not all people are the same.


Guilty is guilty with or without lawyers


"Gonna get killed In jail" "not gonna go in there like this" yeah just like you killed someone else. Sad AF.


this man is in psychological torture to the point of exhaustion. he is a complete messs, wishing to escape this hell


It's funny when they cry 😂, I always think about how stupid they feel lol.


I want an attorney. Those four words can save you a lot of headache, but not money...


AMAZING HOW PEOPLE RUN THEIR MOUTHS.  “LAWYER!”  Oh well


Typical Dark Triad guy. At least in his social and work environment he would pass as the contextual Alpha (not necessarily a general type of Alpha). Getting the girls. Getting the promotions early on in his career. He would do the work (or pretend in a believable way), he would do the partying also. The world was his oyster. The bosses liked him, the women loved him, so everything had to be placed at his feet. Once he would not get what he wanted, he would get aggressive and confrontational to the point of commiting murder. It was almost a mathematical equation that little Savannah would fall under his charm. And then she found out the type of person he is. The moral of the story is not of course that such guys exist. The moral of the story is that these are precisely the guys that the majority of women get attracted to. Which tells us a lot about female selection criteria and how they are actually feeding these guys into being who they become. In the past one could explain the existence of Dark Triad guys by means of "violence, war, instability in society", i.e. in the sense that these guys thrived and reproduced in violence. Which is not at all the case since in reality these type of guys are doing vastly better in times of peace and liberalisation of morals. It is calculated that today, they don't just have more sex with more women but on average they reproduce more than the other types of men. While Dark Triad has a genetic element, the genetic component's expression's frequency is uncertain but overall it means that future generations on the overall won't be as "tame" as the current ones.


Is this the same female interrogator as in the Yardley Love case?  Sounds like her voice to me.


Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: "The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. The industrial-technological system may survive or it may break down. If it survives, it MAY eventually achieve a low level of physical and psychological suffering, but only after passing through a long and very painful period of adjustment and only at the cost of permanently reducing human beings and many other living organisms to engineered products and mere cogs in the social machine."

Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"
Lee: _"The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. The industrial-technological system may survive or it may break down. If it survives, it MAY eventually achieve a low level of physical and psychological suffering, but only after passing through a long and very painful period of adjustment and only at the cost of permanently reducing human beings and many other living organisms to engineered products and mere cogs in the social machine."_


You have like 12 videos on your page and the last one posted 8 months ago with 5million subscribers..... you owe us more! 🤨


Kind of odd that he brought up she’s into drugs.. suspicious???? I think so...


Is there not ANPR cameras around?  Could they not track him via them and find out where he went when he drove out?  In the UK that is what the police would do.


Imagine if you knew the resolution of these cameras so you just denied having any wounds at all

they are taking pictures of any wounds and tatoos before interrogation


I know he's guilty lol it's obvious but sometimes it's a lil cringy to see cops get so desperate in their interagations like and get all fake dramatic lol


Terrible acting from the female detective 🤣


Omggg the cringe of the female detective literally begging him. Lol


I always want to rewatch this but don’t cause  it ends with her yelling hysterically in the most annoying way


The woman detective being there was a bad idea. Just saying please, please, please, please, please tell us is not investigative police work.


Therein lies the young man's problem: at approximately minute 36:13 seconds he's still blaming savannah the woman he just murdered for the problem he now faces. Lack of responsibility is self will at its weakest, and will always live for what pleases self rather than another, even to the point of murder rather than taking responsibility of a situation. It's the immature ego and the devil inside us all. Self denial, repentance, and prayer for redemption is our only hope. May God reach this young man in his prison cell, as he did me.


I feel like I'm preparing for sitting on that chair. But I don't wanna do anything lol


Cop 'Do you have kids?'
Offender (Lee) 'No'
Cop 'One day when you have kids...'
Hahahaha not going to happen with a 40 year prison sentence 🤣


First 8 mins
"I'm on amphetamine salts I got from a homeboy"
Interrogator: "perfect"

First 8 mins
"I'm on amphetamine salts I got from a homeboy"
Interrogator: *"perfect"*


We all have issues. We don't END HUMAN life over anything except REAL SELF DEFENSE! Meaning it was that or die ourselves no other option.. So pathetic. But God is the one who will Judge him.  I pray for his family and foremost Savanahs family.


She is lucky he continued to speak with her aggressive manner. Not impressed with this one, much.<br>Seems more like coercion than interrogation.

She is lucky he continued to speak with her aggressive manner. Not impressed with this one, much.
Seems more like coercion than interrogation.


Murder someone: i’m so happy<br>Go to jail: i’m so sad

Murder someone: i’m so happy
Go to jail: i’m so sad


This guy killed a petty heartbroken girl over his job at BONEFISH GRILL.


Better get a lawyer, son<br>Better get a real good one...

Better get a lawyer, son
Better get a real good one...


Hard drugs like Meth scare him, yet he abuses Adderall. Make sense.


if he kept his mouth shut, would that help him?!


Yup, the female detective still annoys me. Put your big girl pants on and be a cop like you always wanted.


My OCD is well pleased with the clock synchronization!


If you kill people, please talk about it to the police.


I was actually friends with Savanah in middle school. I sadly had to move away, but just so everyone knows, she was an amazing, beautiful woman and I'm so happy I got to be able to call her my friend at one point. I still can't believe this and I hope she's in the most beautiful afterlife. This makes my heart hurt so much and he deserved life in prison.. not 40 years.

I totally believe you, im her great cousin and also her grandpa, she was indeed amazing and I totally knew her

Yall want to talk about my post when half of you guys didn't know her, when we were friends back when I was 14 she was a great person. So yall coming on her taking shit about my friend that was killed blows my mind. Someone was killed and I have good memories of them so yall want to say some fucked up things? Did yall even know her? Probably not

@Princeofcups Poc I sat with her in my middle school of the art in Jacksonville Florida is my sculpture class and gym class in high school try the fuck again when you want to post shit about people knowing her because people on the internet want to think they know everything. Real cute. She was my friend.

@DGXDCoder No but this person knew her and thought she was beautiful.

Ffs man . Im going to hell now after laughing at that

Yes she was, don't know what about after that

I actually drove through Jacksonville on my way to Georgia.

@Christian Allinson Fischer it is when you're only obligated to serve 50% of your sentence.

He’ll have grey hair when/if he gets out. Forty years isn’t much different from life in prison.

@HillbillyHell maybe her life went to shit, what do you know? she said she knew her in middle school and didn't say she was perfect or anything

@DGXDCoder People tend to talk about their friends in a positive light, especially when they’re missed

Why is every person that died just suddenly became this amazing beautiful person? Yeah no one deserves to die especially of murder, but dying doesn’t make you a good person automatically :/.

@Princeofcups Poc That’s not even a story though that’s just a statement

Score 101 up votes.  Try harder making up stories next time.

But just know, he might not live for another 40 years, especially in prison. Life expectancy tends to be significantly shorter in prison.


Rewatching all of these before they get removed


34:13 “I really should’ve let you get out.”


Even I am dating my manager 😶 this shook me🤢


I’m glad he didn’t get the death sentence. Hate to see when people get it


Rule number 1 don't talk so much! Also rule number 1 get a lawyer asap!


Mom I'm gonna die in jail. The rest of us are thinking......good. Easier than she had it.


I felt really sorry for the guy. A determined life since his mother was an addict. In what shitty societies we live in? Sorry man that you have been an American. If you were a Scandinavian you would come out of the “remaking”  place as a new person. Really sorry for you having been born in this country :(


the lady investigator is so annoying she would have aggravated me. tell us please. that tactic would never work on me.


JCS is the only channel I love to watch ads on


you showed a 2012 malibu but i think thats a 2007. Count the number of grills on the front end.


Did y’all know he has a second channel? It’s called “J C S”, it has a cat picture.


LOL he is crying because he got caught and he is going to prison and having to face his fear of that is the only reason for his emotional outburst here in my opinion.


"please Lee, I'm begging you, please don't make me HAVE TO DO MY JOB!!" 🤣🤡🐖👮🏻♀🐽


"The last time you get to wear a chef coat"...


you mean pain pills arent hard drugs?? lmfao


The female interrogator is an amateur. The male interrogator should have conducted the interview alone and would have gotten a confession sooner.


He's fake crying, it's a show. Moans and whines, then pop! face switches back to neutral and checks if his nails are trimmed. There's nothing there.


Lee:after the entire confession…… basically u got 5 dollars I can borrow?


Man its been a year....i kinda miss your channel pleas come back to us


the female detective is as good as hell. She knows how to manipulate her target and she did it too good! smooth asf.

She is, so good that it shouldn't  be legal


These look like some unorganized detectives... Pretty similar to what goes on here in Baltimore 😒🚫🐖


Florida jails and prisons are fucking mad houses and are extremely tough environments. All prisons are to a certain extent, of course, but Florida is exceptionally difficult


JCS: "...Duval county..."
Me: through pavlovian conditioning "DUVAAAAAAAALLL"

JCS: "...Duval county..."
Me: *through pavlovian conditioning* "DUVAAAAAAAALLL"


at first I laughed cuz I thought his name was rotarde but then i read it again and realized I'm rotarde

Comments don’t make me chuckle often but for some reason this one got me


How do you know Savannah ? “…Fore score and seven years ago…”


Bruh, the time of the day and interrogation lining up is extremely satisfying.

That is usually planned. Like interrogation will begin at 09:00 or 11:30 etc


"I dont wanna go to jail" i dont think she wanted to die lee.

@Dale C  Don’t get me wrong, you should stand up against anyone hurting you. But continuing after they have stopped or can’t hurt you anymore, it’s just not self defence at that point. And I’d imagine that a person who just slaps you, will stop after you have swung back once

@TheValkosuklaa Er. If you wanna take slaps without hitting back that's on you.

Not saying I even believe it was self defense in any way cause I don't know if she even did hit him, also not saying I'd kill someone for slapping me either, but I sure as shit ain't just taking it.

@Jonny Akster That assault would happen if getting strangled. Any person would try to get away from death by assaulting someone in defense which in her case, she did. Thus the murderer having scratch marks on his body.

@𝓚𝓲𝓶𝓲𝓴𝓸 yeah I didn't care for the female interrogator one bit, to emotional and annoying.

@Jonny Akster  M8 you don’t murder someone whos a lot smaller and weaker than you for slapping you continuously. It’s common sense

I've never seen such an emotional interrogator.

Tell me about yourself. I will wait until you ask me a less general question. Also, can I get some more water?

@Michael Jantzen Obviously was mainly her fault if he was telling the truth and she assaulted him. Dont assault someone unless you are willing to die, its common sense.

*murders someone*
*gets sent to jail*

Murder convict: surprised pikachu face

**murders someone**
**gets sent to jail**

Murder convict: *surprised pikachu face*

During his cry session he said "fucking Savannah" - like it was her fault.

I feel that, U don't get to have anything anymore


If you don't like a person, just leave them. Don't kill!


He thinks that he's going to die in jail, no buddy your not going to the county jail you are off to the state penitentiary. You best stop your whimpering buddy and toughen up crying is forbidden in the state prison


He got slapped twice ... So he beat the shit out of her and closed the door twice as she tried to escape then burned her body and threw it out like trash
Lee: self-defense! Nailed it.

He got slapped twice ... So he beat the shit out of her and closed the door twice as she tried to escape then burned her body and threw it out like trash
*Lee: self-defense! Nailed it.*

@Very extremely original username Cringe account

“she slapped him a few times which made him fear for his life so he grabbed her neck and Accidentally killed her” alright.

Yeah the injuries on him suggest that  even he was physically assaulted by the victim. Poor jerks!!!

It's Florida.  We got stand your ground laws.  That might have worked here.


Is that what it comes down to? Say you don’t wanna answer any questions holy fuck


"Mom. I'm gonna die when I'm in jail!" What happened Billy Badass? Fine with murdering a 5'1 90lb woman but crying like a pansy when faced with the fact that your reckoning is coming?  Cry me a damn river

@Eric Harrison I'm 5'11 and my entire life I've been told I'm tall by girls and even other dudes. Not as frequently as someone who is 6'2 or above would, though.

Just in case you are not sure, I was being sarcastic.

@ITHEREONETHATHASNT yes, I've seen so many cases where men have have had their necks broken after they slapped their girlfriend.

@Kishon Webb for real lol especially with the internet at his fingertips... Lol shame

Did he say that in the video?  Or some other news piece?

Roosevelt that’s some incel logic if I’ve ever seen it

"Mom, I'm gonna die in jail!" sounds a lot better than what poor Savannah would have said if she could, "Mom, I'm gonna die in the back seat of this immature, impulsive, idiot's filthy car when he squeezes the last breath from my lungs for absolutely no reason whatsoever!"

Would you feel better if it had been a 6'1 290lb woman?

Could you imagine throwing your life away like this though?

@Johnny Green Face It's above average, you're right.

correction, 5'0", same height as me. Made me lol when he claimed self-defence.

I don't  consider him a human  being. Human beings don't kill each other.

@John Kotarsky 5'11" isnt small. It's average if not above average for American men.

John Kotarsky like I said before I worked in a prison with 1600 dangerous men.  Ask any officer and they will tell you the really small ones 5’5” and under) are the really violent ones.  They have to make up for their stature.

Roosevelt lol I’m a girl and I worked in a prison with 1600 dangerous men and I can tell you, 5’11” is not small.

@paxsmile I realize not everyone can be my size. Hehe, But seriously, he is only 160 pounds. I know high school kids bigger. That is a small dude for prison.

Don't worry he'll get the treatment soon

@Carrier you dont talk to people much irl do you?

I saw a lot of regret. That he was cough, and more regret, that he talked. He defended himself and snapped her neck? People necks don't just snap. three times a door opens? He never let her go. There is no defense in this.

paxsmile you are setting yourself up there friend. A woman will tell you 5’11 is short and basically dunk on you.

John Kotarsky he’s not small, he’s 5’11”.

His heat of the moment action is what grants him a reason to feel regret. It wasn't premeditated, still murder, but caused by split-second reactions.

Waiting for the narrator to say "he did".


“I know you’re not evil” knowing that’s exactly what he is. I say that to compliment how good this detective is at her job. Rest In Peace to this girl. ☮

Agreed she said that to gain vulnerability and it worked.

@Maister oh yea fuck me.... i thought he was talking about the detective


Interrogator: “So how do you know Savannah?”
Lee: “The world is changed... I feel it in the water, I feel it in the earth, I smell it in the air... Much that once was is lost, for none now live who remember it...

It began with the forging of the great rings,”

That was funny....but now I feel guilty for laughing.

His first day in prison, he hears "looks like meat back on the table boys"!

Phil Mycrackin it’s a lord of the rings reference


when he called himself stupid, i thought he regretted killing her, only when the narrator said it was over the confession i realised how messed up and unremorseful people like this are.

@Momera uncontrollable rage and murder doesn't make you evil I guess guys

@The Dude You sound like one of those people who think that being kind to people makes you weak

@Momera you sound like one of those people that easily gets manipulated

@Ezio Augustus being in a rage is no excuse for murder, could understand if he hurt her but the man strangled her to death also.

FWIW, the information on this video is a bit out of date. He did plead guilty and the full confession has been released - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU

Given he was blubbering like a baby when he confessed, I'm also of the opinion that he didn't intend to kill her, and regrets doing it. I don't think his regret is only for himself.  Still, my empathy for him ends where he tried to cover his crime rather than call the cops and confess right away.

FWIW, the information on this video is a bit out of date. He did plead guilty and the full confession has been released - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU

Given he was blubbering like a baby when he confessed, I'm also of the opinion that he didn't intend to kill her, and regrets doing it. I don't think his regret is *only* for himself.  Still, my empathy for him ends where he tried to cover his crime rather than call the cops and confess right away.

@Momera Murdering innocent people makes you evil, anger management issues or not. No sympathy for murderers.

Anyone who thinks they're capable of murder should take at close hard look from 33:50 on. That's clearly not regret for just confessing, that's regret for turning his life into a living hell because he thought murder would somehow solve his problems.

@Momera Agreed. He reminds me of an old classmate who was prone to fits of anger. A teacher would be asking him to read something off the board, and he'd get progressively angry until he was threatening her with a chair. The fact that Savannah had kicked the back door open twice makes me sick. The way she was brutalized makes me feel like it was in a fit of rage that her murder happened and as much as I despise him, there's something pathetic about him. I can't help but feel bad.

@Jadzia no no. I was just agreeing with you

@Pxaches Which is what I described as empathy, unless you insist on defending him somewhat.. ?

@Jadzia I know that he deserves it and all, but it's still really hard to not feel a little bad for him at the end, at least for me it is.

And the he had the gall to plead not guilty to her murder. Man got sentenced to 40 years, and he deserves it.

@Ezio Augustus I definitely agree. But that doesn't make it any better. I mean if not savannah, then it would have been someone else eventually

@Momera It's human to empathize with someone when they look so distressed (empathy can be a quality AND a fault), but at the end of the day, he is guilty of murder. So many of us have had fits of rage and didn't kill someone over them. Even then, the culprit may not have hidden the body and outright lied to the police if he regretted his actions. He was only sorry he got caught, and at that point was clearly confused over what he was feeling himself. Again, even in the event that he did come to feel sorry that he had killed her, then if arresting him was what was needed to trigger it, then good, because he was rightfully arrested. This man, no doubt, deserves punishment, and not for people to feel sorry for him. He is responsible for his own actions. He didn't give his victim, or her loved ones, whom he attempted to manipulate, a choice.

@Momera I think he definitely did this in a fit of uncontrollable rage he had in that moment. I don't think he necessarily wanted to kill her.

Well later he does say "I'm so sorry Savannah" and then "Savannah was so nice to you, of course somebody's gonna be a bitch to you". I don't know why I can't help but feel bad for him. If I had to guess, I'd say he likely had extreme anger management issues but isn't like evil, I don't know. Unless he knew they were recording him and it was all a show?


i was about to watch this but i realized i already watched a streamer watch it and it was SO MUCH FUNNIER!


The fact alone that he picked off scabs In a kitchen should fetch him at least a hard 20 without possibility of parole.

Diji...💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠💀

Diji...💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠💀☠💀

@pierre117 the hero we need, but not the one we deserve

@cannoness Skylla seeing the video of the car shaking was sickening.

@Jerry Boics 😂🤣 That's a big 10-4 on a large r/WHOOOOSH.

@Jerry Boics 😂🤣 That's a big 10-4 on a large *_r/WHOOOOSH._*

@cannoness Skylla I think you might be onto something there... You a cop? Wow..


Why does his first response remind me of those online recipes where you have to read through 8 pages about the authors childhood before learning how to make the damn fudge cake

Oh my god I thought I was the only one who noticed and hated those recipe sites that do that.

Or the South Park episode with the food critics

I legit created my own browser extension to rid of that nonsense and just display the damn recipe 😂

Oh my goodness! You PERFECTLY summed it up! Hilarious! 🤣🤣

They do this to hit keywords so their site appears higher in searches.

Oh my god. Thank you. I didn’t click the link for your biography. I just wanna know how to make coq au vin.

@bigstupidgrin and that's why you look for the Indian videos at leas than 3 minutes

I love you for this comment. "Let me tell you why my silly family of 5 just absolutely adores this cheap recipe for dinner"

@Landon Hagan Because they monetize through adverts and the longer it takes you to get to the end, the more ads pop up. Just a theory.

@Landon Hagan that's why the skip to recipe button was invented 😂

Bahaha finally someone put it in words aha

Landon Hagan: I don’t - I just scroll to the bottom of the page, glance at the ingredients and go to the kitchen and invent. I just like to see other people’s ideas sometimes.

How is it that everyone who's ever looked up a recipe online has had the same terrible experience, yet narcissistic food bloggers continue to exist? How can such people thrive in an environment where they're universally hated?

When the youtube tutorial can be explained in 30 seconds, but needs to hit that 10 minute mark...

Beth Horton: “If you have to wait for it you’ll appreciate it more!” - Aunt Bertha.

Now here’s my bread recipe but first I’ll tell you about the little town I grew up in. It was actually a countryside community with chickens and cows and such and I had an aunt who baked everything perfectly so we always liked going there because she made cinnamon rolls and real ice cream in a churn. As it turns out though her pumpkin pie was not actually made from pumpkins and her apple pie was sometimes not made from apples, but we didn’t know, so anyway................about that bread recipe......


The female detective is a fucking genius. Interrogators have what is called a "booth persona/booth voice" and her's is perfect for the approaches they were using. You can tell she doesn't actually feel this way, hell its even possible that she doesn't even have a daughter.But the suspect doesn't know that and that added personal pressure is brilliant from them.

hers*<br>Just like you don't write his's

@BatzDoArtz IDK, its mostly due to the fact that there was literally no reason as to why someone would call her out for being unprofessional (other than they just don't like women or they have little understanding of the subject, which why even make a comment on it if you're just spewing rando stuff), so even if what you said is literally the truth and she's doing her job correctly, there's still going to be people who says it's an ""OpInIon"" because they want an easy way out of people calling out their bullshit.

People get angry because it's just sort of a justice thing they have, me included. You're gonna find a lot of those kinda people under a JCS video because it deals with.. well, justice. They're not doing anything wrong (unless they are threatening a persons life), because just saying "you're a piece of shit" is way more relieving than just going back and forth with a brick wall.

@Russell Contreras lol I don’t want to make anyone more upset. Everyone here gets angry so easily :/

@Russell Contreras lol I don’t want to make anyone more upset. Everyone here gets angry so easily :/

@BatzDoArtz what you said isn't just an opinion, it's the objective truth

@BatzDoArtz what you said isn't just an opinion, it's the objective truth

@BatzDoArtz This was a good way to frame your argument and all were good points that you made. No assumptions or name calling and you stated it was your opinion and you are right none of this really matters.People now days seem to get offended when others disagree and resort to assumptions and name calling. Civil disagreements are rare these days. Have a great night :)

This comment reply section is hilarious and I want so say my opinion on some stuff
1. In an interrogation they make their plans carefully so if u think the woman acted unprofessional the man probably knew and they worked on it together
2. Don’t make fun of someone’s voice to justify how ur opinion is of their profession
3. It worked very well so none of this matters anyway
4. This case was only meant for the suspect and not for you to watch so ur opinion on her voice doesn’t matter and u don’t have to watch it or be rude about it
5. This job is all about mindgames and getting people to break, confess, or give enough info it use against them in court so the method doesn’t matter as much as long as it works and gets the job done
This is just my opinion
If u disagree good for u ig but don’t use my grammar or insult me personally to prove ur point. Have a great day/afternoon/night :)

This comment reply section is hilarious and I want so say my opinion on some stuff
1. In an interrogation they make their plans carefully so if u think the woman acted unprofessional the man probably knew and they worked on it together
2. Don’t make fun of someone’s voice to justify how ur opinion is of their profession
3. It worked very well so none of this matters anyway
4. This case was only meant for the suspect and not for you to watch so ur opinion on her voice doesn’t matter and u don’t have to watch it or be rude about it
5. This job is all about mindgames and getting people to break, confess, or give enough info it use against them in court so the method doesn’t matter as much as long as it works and gets the job done
*This is just my opinion*
If u disagree good for u ig but don’t use my grammar or insult me personally to prove ur point. Have a great day/afternoon/night :)

@Tommy Mc Also, I brought in gender into the discussion because it's an important thing to mention. Are you saying her actions were unnecessary and unprofessional because of the begging? Because I said something about that in my original comment. If you cannot bring anything else up, then you have to admit that it is because of your own profiling because otherwise, how else would you come to that conclusion?

Added onto your other claim that "he was going to crack regardless", that is sort of true. He has shut down multiple times and before that display the interrogator put on, didn't seem to want to get past the simple answer of "I don't know".

Her begging included telling him that she didn't think he was a bad person, that he should just tell us where they went at LEAST. Do you understand why she said at least? It's to lure him into admitting he /WAS/ the last person to see her. Although they have video camera evidence, he can deny deny deny until they catch him on tape admitting to that yes, he was the last person known to see her.

Then, once he admits to that, they can build on top of that. She was doing her job great.

@Tommy Mc You are still avoiding the rest of the comment. You are so dead-set onto that one flaw in my defense for her, even though I explained that what you're saying about a lady interrogator being "too emotional" has sexist undertones.

 What don't you understand about that? That is a stereotype about many women before they got their highranking job (that they'd be too emotional to be fit for it) and it's not uncommon for people to still use it to single out a woman. That is all.

Also, you STILL just refuse to admit that the rest of the comment still stands unchallenged. Because, I assume because of how determined you are to avoid it, it is correct. Are you not going to do anything about it apart from letting out the bitchy cry of "ya being too emotional"?

@im a cat Keep assuming I guess. And the feeling is mutual about maturity. Your first message came back to gender yet again. Pretty amazing… Either way have a good day internet lady. Even though You brought gender in this discussion out of literally no where and made assumptions. I still wish you all the best. ❤

@Tommy Mc My first paragraph was strictly about the tactic, provided with a reference to another JCS video. My second paragraph was about why I thought she did it. My third paragraph was the only one where I let my suspicion that you're just criticizing her because she's a woman.

There is quite literally no emotion over the first two paragraphs which you avoid, because I assume it proves you wrong. The third one was completely out of my own feelings of what you sound like. You are being very immature and too emotional. These passive aggressive comments are not professional. Very bad!

@im a cat I did but you seem very emotional and all over the place… then literally accused me of being sexist out of no where based on zero evidence. Anyway, hope you have a good day angry internet person… life’s to short.

@Tommy Mc Sooo, you really didn’t read the rest of my original comment that would refute your ignorant points? Fantastic!

@im a cat So… you really didn’t read any of the prior messages that explain your question…. Amazing. 🤦🏻♂

@im a cat So… you really didn’t read any of the prior messages that explain your question…. Amazing. 🤦🏻♂

@Tommy Mc LOL then whats the problem with her. cause she certainly did a good job at her job.

@Tommy Mc LOL then whats the problem with her. cause she certainly did a good job at her job.

@im a cat Yes I’m sure…. Had the genders been reversed I would have felt the same way… 🤦🏻♂🤮

@im a cat Yes I’m sure…. Had the genders been reversed I would have felt the same way… 🤦🏻♂🤮

@Tommy Mc  Really? Are you sure that you're not targeting the interrogator because she happens to be a woman, and she's using tactics that would work against a woman abuser? Because majority of this "critiques" from citizens that have zero experience in her job are stemmed from misogynistic views. Why is it that being too emotional is something that discredits her, or why is was it that it was completely unnecessary? They had her in the room for a reason, did they not? Gender has a lot to do with the undertones of your comments towards her.

Also, nice job avoiding every other thing I said in my comment that would prove you wrong about what you said abt the interrogator.

@im a cat Literally no idea what the gender has to do with anything I said…. You are legitimately out of your mind. Have a good day regardless!

@Tommy Mc Pleading tactics are used just as much as the no hope tactic. Interrogators are allowed to do whatever they want within the interrogation room. It's not wrong that it isn't exactly genius to think of it, but it's hard to pull off considering the fact that within JCS's content you can see how hard it is for a person to multitask. Asking/answering questions and feigning emotions (Jennifer's Solution).

A woman in distress and pleading might've put him on edge and the reason why she mentions her daughter is to have an emotional connection. It's the same reason why someone might talk about their family when threatened, because it makes the perpetrator see them as *human*.

Please do not discredit the investigator just because she is a woman, because it's obvious that if the man did this, you would assume it was completely necessary. Let's be honest.

@Doc You are sensitive… Anyway, hope your life improves! All the best to you and your family.

@Doc You are sensitive… Anyway, hope your life improves! All the best to you and your family.

As soon as she brings up the traffic cam he starts denying denying denying

As soon as she brings up the traffic cam he starts denying denying denying

Not that genius if you can tell she doesn’t feel that way! Second he’s a dumb as hell not hard especially as he gave in just by her pleading please please please a million times, what was so genius about any of these interrogators???

@Ziggy Pop 20 years of watching what? TV? And zero actual doing? Poetry. Sorry mr expert.

@Ziggy Pop 20 years of watching what? TV? And zero actual doing? Poetry. Sorry mr expert.

Russell Contreras  No I just know a bad interrogator when I see one from watching 20 years of this stuff. It was awful, she should get some training from Chris Watts female detective Tammy Lee

@Ziggy Pop another dude who thinks they know what's going on. It isn't hysterics, it's acting. All this shit, was written in a plan and approved by someone higher than them.

@Tommy Mc Totally agree, interrogations are no place for histrionics, I was cringing every time she spoke

@Tommy Mc Totally agree, interrogations are no place for histrionics, I was cringing every time she spoke

I disagree, she was overly dramatic and unprofessional

I disagree, she was overly dramatic and unprofessional

@Tommy Mc perfectly fine thank you, I'll tell you something that'll blow your mind though, possibly unlike yours, my brain can do a lot more in an hour than type out three simple sentences!😄👍

@sahar hajivandi no it's not obvious you're just oblivious

@sahar hajivandi no it's not obvious you're just oblivious

@Iffat Rizvi Jeez 3 responses in one hour…. Are you okay?  😂

@Iffat Rizvi Jeez 3 responses in one hour…. Are you okay?  😂

@Kelly Lynch she doesn't care what she comes across as to a murderer, she acted as crazily or emotionally as she had to overwhelm and stress out the suspect and it worked

@Tommy Mc oh god, the begging the emotions were a tactic, if you can't even see that you're as gullible as the suspect except his guilt is making him gullible, what makes you gullible?

Don't come at me cuz some of ya'll are unstable here but what the detective did was right. It's like hacking into the suspect. When females show emotion or say something that sounds personal in a situation like this it's more believable. While the male will be hard on the suspect and making the suspect feels threatened..im pretty bad at explaining stuff in English cuz this isn't my first language but i hope it's readable

@LilToy Read a book 😂😂 ah typical “Look it up bro” response.

@LilToy Read a book 😂😂 ah typical “Look it up bro” response.

@Tommy Mc you have no idea how that works

@Tommy Mc you have no idea how that works

@jungle357 drama are you also a cop? do you know the complete ins and outs of methods used in interrogations? you've probably never seen a cop do that before because you are neither a cop nor do cops reveal every single trick they use up their sleeves. it's odd that you think you know more about how investigations work than literal investigators.

I never seen a cop do what she did she was killing my ears crying and begging than she talks normal than she get back to crying and begging she sound like she belong in the crazy house

@Jim led50jl even if its an act its poorly executed and used with the entirely wrong suspect.

@Jim led50jl even if its an act its poorly executed and used with the entirely wrong suspect.

@Tootle I'm sorry but I just find it so embarrassing that you're using an overly formal way of speaking with big words to obviously make yourself seem more intelligent and yet you're trying to call someone else out for 'seeking validation', all the while not knowing the difference between 'your' and 'you're'. 💀

@Tommy Mc Read a book and you'll understand she was a genius and put the act on perfectly

@Tommy Mc Read a book and you'll understand she was a genius and put the act on perfectly

@Tommy Mc you dont know how you would react in his shoes with thst lady there. It must've been planned and well... they literally got him to confess to murder in like 30 minutes... usually it takes weeks, not minutes, so they must've done something right. Especially since the male detective didn't do anything special here to crack him, quite the contrary, he fucked up big time once during this short interview... when he told the suspect "so when Savannah left the backseat of your car" when he never mentioned she was sitting jn rhe back seat (and why would she if he said they were just supposed to talk). He literally almost immidiately blew the whole investigation up because at that moment the suspect could have realised they are lying to him and know a lot while pretending they dont know shit. If he caught up with that, he would get scared and probably lawyer up immidiately or just stop talking

So in short, the male detective was aversge (not enough time to prove his worth) and then made s horrible mistake but thankfully it didnt backfire, while the lady immidiately started going over the top and like 5 minutes later man admitted to murder while 20 minutes earlier he thought he was being arrested for outstanding tickets.

It soes look stupid and silly, but who cares if it worked? Wtf

@Glacier Well I most certainly did, what a dreadful mistake I made. Apologies

@Glacier Well I most certainly did, what a dreadful mistake I made. Apologies

@Glacier You very clearly have no training. Training haha! Why would you need to defend yourself to random internet strangers? It’s pretty clear you know quite little of anything that’s happening, and you’re desperate attempts to feign understand of the interrogation is so transparent. She really was not that necessary to the interview. At all. Anyone could tell you that. Clearly you’re training didn’t hahahah

@Jim led50jl Would have cracked regardless it was clear… provide one other instance of an interrogation where the interrogator begged someone to confess… I’ll watch the video happily.

@Tommy Mc I've seen this tactic before in other situations where they need to find where the body is, and the criminal hasn't admitted to anything. It's actually very clever. The female officer is highly trained and she was perfect with her timing and acting to get what she wanted. I've seen male officers do the same so called begging. The point is to get that result. Job done ! - On the verge is not a confession. It's like saying a woman is nearly pregnant.

@Glacier I wouldn’t say arguing… he did tell me to shut up though lol. Some people can’t handle a disagreement.

are you people seriously arguing over the internet against faces you most likely have never seen before

are you people seriously arguing over the internet against faces you most likely have never seen before

@Russell Contreras Oh do you?What training is that exactly..? Doesn’t seem like you do whatsoever…

@Russell Contreras Oh do you?What training is that exactly..? Doesn’t seem like you do whatsoever…

@Tommy Mc that's fine, but I have the training

@Tommy Mc that's fine, but I have the training

@Russell Contreras Great well from my point of view you don’t have a clue what you’re talking about. I guess agree to disagree then 🤷♂

@Tommy Mc exactly they found the approach and dialed it up to 11 and it worked. "Unprofessional" shut up, you clearly don't know how any of this works

Then she said please I’m<br>Begging you multiple times…. Very unprofessional not needed during this interview. This man was on the verge of cracking, no need to “beg” him for anything.

Then she said please I’m
Begging you multiple times…. Very unprofessional not needed during this interview. This man was on the verge of cracking, no need to “beg” him for anything.

I thought she was far worse then the other interviewer and should have let him control the whole thing. She fumbled her words multiple times.


The investigator's are a great team. Everytime the female detective intervenes the other detective doesn't turn to look and keeps eye contact with the suspect

@Sleako Yes, it was technique. And it worked perfectly. They squeezed the confession out of him in less than an hour.

@Sleako I think her hysterics were calculated and planned. It’s perfect.

Her speech had a lot of emotion in it. Not sure if that's a technique or not but it seemed forced and out place.


7:31 imagine you’re being interrogated for a kidnapping and your detective is just scrolling through Instagram while you wait

"Jesus christ, could you just admit already? We know you did it, I want to go hang out with Becky and Mackenzie so we can parteyadadadadadaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"

I was thinking about that, even something as simple as being able to scroll on Instagram without worry or concern I bet feels like a luxury to him at that point. Its like a subtle way of giving him some existential dred.

It’s great, her pretending to not give a shit about this until suddenly she bursts like a jumpscare. It must’ve really made the bastard panic

Ahhhh yesss.. The ole' Good Cop, Bored Cop routine.... Gets 'em every time!


Detective : Lee what color socks are you wearing???

Lee : well so in the beginning we crawled out of the water and started to walk on land

Yeah so this shitty cell started to split apart and now I have to do the dishes

@Alessio Cece Lol yeah you’re right I was 100% not kidding around or anything. You’re weird.

@Jackson Morrison 2 you mean if Humans wouldnt exist? Thats a stupid thesis

Thats such a stupid example/comparison! 🤦🏻♂

The world would be better off if the Cambrian explosion didn’t happen


It is weird observing how a person behaves when they realize that their life has literally ended, however....I do not feel bad.

I do not feel bad about drug-users and those who become slaves of some f-boys. All of them are pure mess!!!! Yikes!

Edit: I know I will get attacked a lot because of my opinion because people don't want to realize how bad those two things are. Stay away from both of them, at all cost!!!
You don't have to do all huge mistakes in life, if you can learn those mistakes from other people.
Look at them closely and see their pathetic lives!

I hope he felt even an ounce of the pain or fear Savannah must have felt in that car.


The female detective pretending to cry was slightly weird and uncomfortable to watch

But it made him uncomfortable so it helped

But it made him uncomfortable so it helped

they have to like try techniques on guilty ppl, i think theyre we're doing that

@Tahkeem Hilton_2.0 yall r sum creeps, cant way to see ur investigation vid on this channel along with the 120+ that liked it

Imagine how weird and uncomfortable the suspect would have felt

@Calico Catz She absolutely did. Thank you.

@Calico Catz She absolutely did. Thank you.

Of all these interrogation videos, Ive never seen a detective go from silently playing on her phone to being hysterical within 45 minutes.

She was a little annoying. Like sheesh she was the one who cracked before he did.

I thought she did a great job. It was so cringy that someone would want to admit to everything just to get her to shut up.

Ikr... That was so bad I might even confess if I was innocent just to make it stop

IKR right but I bet it was intentionally done that way she is a professional after all

Happy Wandered I'm curious if she made her emotional reaction seem so fake on purpose, to see how he'll respond to being looked down upon and emotionally manipulated

Tahkeem Hilton2.0 I have one word for the last part of that comment: <b>yikes!</b>

Tahkeem Hilton2.0 I have one word for the last part of that comment: *yikes!*

@Gamesux if you're a regular on this channel you know how hard it is for investigators to get a confession, even with overwhelming evidence. It's common to use different techniques. Also, they need to be careful so that  the suspect don't stop the interrogation by asking for a lawyer. In the end, he didn't lawyer up and confessed. Both did a good job.

@Dante Good it didn't work not until they said that they had evidence she literally said "cameras don't lie" that's what did it please stop talking for the love of god

@Pablo Moysés it didn't, he wouldn't  budge until they said they had evidence so don't "here we go" me.

@Gamesux Here we go, some internet random criticizing a professional's tactic that ended up working.

Gamesux - just kinda stupid to say her tactics were “unneeded” when they hadn’t received a confession yet, and her interrogation strategy led directly to the confession. Just seems like some would rather mock her than commend  her for reasons I already stated.

@Brian Evans She was acting, dude. 29:21 "but damn it, she's someone's kid!"
People don't really throw "damn it" into the middle of a sentence like that. If she were trying to be an actor, I'd recommend some more lessons and a good writer, but this clearly got the job done.
The male interrogator did the same thing, really. He got emotional, tried to appeal to the suspect's sense of responsibility, of duty. The lady just came in to add the sense of a mother's fear to it all when he was pushed into a corner.

@Dante Good I never said that she kept up this behaviour for a longer time and I don't know what you're trying to insinuate with that last sentence my comment has nothing to do with her beeing "a professional women with power over a male" and you might just be delusional. She clearly stopped earlier than she would've because It didn't work on him, which kinda already proves my point.<br>So there's really no room for discussion, have a good day. :)

@Dante Good I never said that she kept up this behaviour for a longer time and I don't know what you're trying to insinuate with that last sentence my comment has nothing to do with her beeing "a professional women with power over a male" and you might just be delusional. She clearly stopped earlier than she would've because It didn't work on him, which kinda already proves my point.
So there's really no room for discussion, have a good day. :)

Gamesux - She was was just briefly emotional for a few moments. You’re exaggerating her behavior. She spent the large part of the interrogation cornering the suspect with facts. Are you guys just irritated and bytchy over professional women w/ power over male suspects?

it was actually pretty bad, and also kinda unneeded at this point, like "we have proof" is gonna get more out of him than her fake crying that wasnt even that convincing.

She's far too  dramatic college girl for me. Don't like her at all.

It was pathetic and unnecessary, frankly. But whatever works.

she wasn't pretending - she got emotional then reeled it in

@Regulus I always spit, but I never swallow?

@Regulus I always spit, but I never swallow?

@Dante Good they are paid actors, that is why it is acting.

Tahkeem Hilton2.0 - well the detective wasn’t going to completely lose her composure, and start bawling and run out the room in tears. She did have a job to do. Doesn’t make her emotions fake. I can tell you’re a very binary thinker that doesn’t do well with complex topics.

Tahkeem Hilton2.0 I know right? It made ME nervous and i’m not even the one who it was directed to.

@Tahkeem Hilton2.0 Were you going to say Beheaded?

It's called acting, have you ever watched a movie?

It's called acting, have you ever watched a movie?

Happy Wanderer pretending? Why can’t it be real?

Happy Wanderer pretending? Why can’t it be real?

Eekiki Good point, perhaps she genuinely had some emotions bubbling up and she tried to capitalize on it. Noticed she weeps a bit when talking about her daughter, which closely follows the male interrogator asking if Lee has children.  I think they were building toward a “Lee, if you’re a real man and a good role model you’ll confess”

Detectives aren’t supposed to get emotionally involved in cases such like these, it must be hard but I think it might have been acting to throw the suspect off.

@Dog Space Cadet It's not that uncommon to actually get tears when you pretend to cry. Or even cry about something unrelated (a recently deceased familiy member or something)<br>I don't think the tears say anything at all about wether it was real or not.

@Dog Space Cadet It's not that uncommon to actually get tears when you pretend to cry. Or even cry about something unrelated (a recently deceased familiy member or something)
I don't think the tears say anything at all about wether it was real or not.

I don't think it was fake crying since you can see her wiping tears away.  I'm certain the crying was intentional to try and play on his emotions (assuming he has any), but it wasn't "fake" per se.

It throws off the suspect. It's perfect.

It throws off the suspect. It's perfect.

COMMENT CHALLENGE, FILL IN THE BLANK:<br>I always _______, but I never ________.

COMMENT CHALLENGE, FILL IN THE BLANK:
I always _______, but I never ________.


Detective: "So, how long have you known Savannah?"

Lee:  "When Mr. Bilbo Baggins of Bag End announced that he would shortly be celebrating his eleventy-first birthday with a party of special magnificence, there was much talk and excitement in Hobbiton.

Bilbo was very rich and very peculiar, and had been the wonder of the Shire for sixty years, ever since his remarkable disappearance and unexpected return. The riches he had brought back from his travels had now become a local legend, and it was popularly believed, whatever the old folk might say, that the Hill at Bag End was full of tunnels stuffed with treasure. And if that was not enough for fame, there was also his prolonged vigour to marvel at. Time wore on, but it seemed to have little effect on Mr. Baggins. At ninety he was much the same as at fifty. At ninety-nine they began to call him well-preserved, but unchanged would have been nearer the mark. There were some that shook their heads and thought this was too much of a good thing; it seemed unfair that anyone should possess (apparently) perpetual youth as well as (reputedly) inexhaustible wealth.
..."

HAVE to give a like for the humour of the comment of course, but also the length. That's dedication! Well played ol' chap. 🤣👨💻👏👏👏👏👏

I'm upset with you. Where is the rest of this story?

you should write some books about it. they would make great movies, too. probably even get a ton of oscars.


The female detective who was being very straight up and aggressive at the end, definitely helped a whole lot in this case. I can tell that it made him panic and know that theres no convincing her otherwise.

I've just finished the video....Was she about to cry? And she started begging him lmao a what kind of detective does that

The guy was being so calm unlike her and she was being on her phone for a lot of times she seemed unprofessional

@Samantha Morgan im a guy lmao but its not about them being woman as you said but its just about that she is correctly emotionally manipulating him in this situation but people dont realize that because they dont know anything about interrogation

You know what, i kinda chsnged my mind, it does look a bit stupid when you consider... if this is a succesful interrogation tactic, why isnt jt used like ever besides this case? You would think if jt works you would have a special female only unit of crying women available on demand in every police station, ready to burst into the interrogation room, surround the suspect and yell "WHERE IS XYZ? WHY DID YOU KILL HER? I HAVE A DAUGHTER HER AGE!!!!!!!!' all at once, screaming over eachother to add to the confusion.

In all seriousness, if doing this was effective i would think we would see such technique used at some point, by female or even male detectives, abd im teying to imagine being in his position, from his oerspective it might feel different than from ours, but its hard not to cringe a bit

@HuntedRanger imagine the male detective just randomly started crying and going I HAVE A DAUGHTEERR, you would either burst out laughing or question wtf is the point of that...

But i still think it was on purpose, not just her having an emotional reaction. These interrogations are all planned so they do shit on purpose even if it looks stupid.

At least i hope so, if it wasnt then she shouldnt be an investigator lmao

@ everyone in these replies: how many of these jcs videos have you watched where they actually got a full confession with the location of the body?? I’ve seen most of them, and the answer is not many… now how can you say she’s bad at her job? you have no idea how it feels to be the suspect sitting there on the other side of her emotional manipulation. it’s probably unbearable to someone who actually experiences emotion unlike some of the socio and psychopaths we’ve seen, clearly he does based on the crying at the end.

People complaining about her need to realise that the persona the detectives put on is premeditated. Every action they make is decided.

@Jenny Anderson i think that was on purpose. They had 90 minutes to get a plan and execute it. They knew what they where doing

@Moonstruck ☯ I feel like she was the reason the confession part of the video was not released. She was showing too much emotions

@Bull Studalphamonster i think her being so emotional is what made him confess honestly. You can tell the guilt was eating him up at the end

@Edgyjeans I couldn't agree more! She brought zero value to this interrogation and was INCREDIBLY annoying!

@Edgyjeans id thought that this was a planned thing, like to get her to be more emotional and appeal to his morality yk

@EnlightenedMcgee maybe because yknow you weren't the one being interrogated

I thought her approach was whiny and phony. The fake tears. The reverse psychology. I wasn’t buying it.

The people saying the female detective was awful and too emotional, although that is a common characteristic of female cops, I’m sure that was done intentionally. It probably made him think of his mother, or Savannah’s, begging him to help her. She was quite annoying, no doubt. She seemed impatient and annoyed at being there since she couldn’t stop looking at her phone.

@Cassidy Reis exactly those detectives are professionals dont go give them shit when you yknow dont know shit about this sort of thing

Exactly. Some of yall in the comments saying she should be fired as if they can do any better lmaoo, yall have no idea what was decided upon prior to the interrogation. Both detectives did their jobs and did them well!

Imagine her being the interrogator in Jennifer Pan’s case and she’d get nothing out of her. The dude was in trouble the moment he knew the footage incriminated him regardless of whoever may have told Lee about it.

@Dj_M1 thats not what she did tho she didn't overreact that much and she was literally just trying to go for his humanity to make him regret everything she was emotionally manipulating him while he was already stressed which is why it worked

@HuntedRanger yeah I doubt that her being hysterical and fake crying made him confess it.

@Dj_M1 its not any single thing that made him confess it was everything combined but emotional manipulation is very effective when used with correct timing and doing it correctly and thats what she did so she definitely played a major part in the confession

@Tortoise Of Legends she got the confession? More like her partner did. Not to belittle her in the slightest but let's not act like she was alone in that room and her fake crying and getting too emotional and unprofessional is what made him confess.

@HuntedRanger "These emotional females getting confessions out of men. Oh no. So annoying."

@Edgyjeans "oh no a female being good at her job and getting the confession i cant stand something like that thats not allowed"

@Edgyjeans the interrogation worked either way, the pressure was too much for him, he cracked, and confessed. So i guess she wasn't that terrible was she?

@Aria jackson Right? So many people in the comments bitching about her. She got the confession, what more do you need?

@Bull Studalphamonster doesn’t matter she did what she had to do and played the role she had to. Y’all don’t do this job and have no idea what is needed I don’t understand how you think u can critique a person who has done this many times.

@Edgyjeans she was annoying, but idk I thought she did ok. Maybe not idk

@Pyrohead i can also agree with that. She was probably too emotional. Still, i think she did good.

Id say she could use a bit more finesse that the male detective had. She was getting very emotional yet claimed to be a “fact finder” just like the much more nonchalant male detective. Although im not a criminal psychologist so maybe not

@Edgyjeans yea female detective was fucking horrible she was getting too emotional it was only the fact that they had evidence that made him realize he was screwed and confess


Narrator speaks too fast I think but otherwise great vid


These parents call after their grown child goes missing for 2 hours....Casey Anthony-toddler missing for 31 days & her mom calls! Gee if that doesn’t speak volumes idk what does!

It's because they had text messages that were obviously not from her, otherwise they would have had to wait the typical amount of time.

Can’t believe she didn’t get convicted for that. Horrible person.

When I was 6 I was at a girls house for like 1 hour and I get home and there are police everywhere

@Carl Panzram I'm the same way.   I care about my family and I'm sure that they care about me but I don't talk to them for weeks, if not months, at a time.   Not until a family gathering happens.  I know many families are close as I see my fiancee is so close to her niece, like they're best friends.  They talk and text constantly and it bothers me that they're so close.   Mostly because they tend to end up spending more time together than I do with my own fiancee.

I know that it's pretty normal behavior and that I'm just likely the abnormal one, but still...

As you said, if I go missing, almost nobody would know for at least several days.  As a side note, while I talk to many people, I don't like to keep friends.  I'm not anti-social.  I get along with everybody and people always want to hang out but I politely decline as I am a homebody and like my alone time and my bed more.

@Carl Panzram me too man. I'm the black sheep in the extreme lol and I'm fine with it. They kinda suck tbh...

@Skelter I hate how he broke her neck and all of that extra violent shit.  I understand him crying because he felt guilty and knew he would finish his life in prison but what he did pisses me off

The only reason they called the cops were because of the texts he sent ... DUH

But there was good reason for it and different people respond to different situations.  Plus she was only 21 dude that was 7 years ago  I see them as kids.

@PITTSteelers76 they're saying it's absurd to wait for 31 days to report a toddler as missing.

@Carl Panzram my parents would have put my bags on the porch and party if they got a text I ran away. They really suck though. Also.... Get better idols.

@David And that she hadn't showed up to work. That means She's Missing.

You do realize that Casey killed Caylee right? You didn't expect her to call the cops after she killed someone or did You? 1k likes on this comment YOU gotta be kidding me.. this shows how little people are able to decode of these cases.

@Carl Panzram That's pretty pathetic lol<br> Dang, what have you done to them?

@Carl Panzram That's pretty pathetic lol
 Dang, what have you done to them?

@Thegame .Dev that’s a great observation. It could’ve been pure denial or lying to oneself so much that you’ve convinced yourself the lies are the truths.

She didn't call because she knew her kid had died. Probably drowned in the pool. I think she thought she could just bury Caylee and dodge the emotional super-nova of your child dying. She's "toxic positivity" and regular toxic taken to the extreme.

@Carl Panzram this isnt the same, they got a message that she ran away of course they will call police and the message didnt even look like she wrote it

@Al Gore-ithm she was guilty as hell in the court of public opinion. It wasn’t THAT long ago.

@David and when they tried to get ahold of her at work they said she didn’t show for her shift. Those things together would raise some alarms in my mind too.

Casey is lucky that trial took place when it did, if that happened in 2021 she'd easily get convicted in the court of public opinion and spend the rest of her life in prison...

@None yeah & Casey seemed so irritated by this. Meanwhile the grandmother is frantic! The way Casey should’ve been

@Kanye Breast The defense team for the Anthony case had the theory that the mother didn't call because she panicked and didn't know what to do after finding the child's dead body because she knew she'd committed negligence.  Its a long shot, but is the most plausible explanation the defense could come up with.  I could kinda understand hiding your mistake and staying silent in hopes no one would find out and as a type of self-denial.  The prosecution's case was for murder which is much worse than negligence and requires a different type of evidence.  Personally, I think it was murder, but I wasn't there.  If the prosecution had filed for negligence, it would have been a slam dunk.  I don't think they did though?

Strange text messages that don't seem like they are from your loved one will arise suspicions.

@PITTSteelers76 Her comment wasnt hard to understand

@florian negar So you seriously are saying it's normal for a mother not to call the police,or even not wonder where her daughter is after 31 days?

Yeah I sometimes don’t talk to my mom for weeks at a time (I’m a terrible person, sorry Ma), but if she ever got a text from me like that she’d have the police on the line in minutes.

@florian negar thats normal for your family. For a family who actively communicates about their lives, and LIVES TOGETHER, it would be 100% unusual to receive a text like this out of nowhere

It's because they got a strange text message

@PITTSteelers76 I’m saying there’s a vast difference in the way things were handled which to me speaks for itself when it comes to a person that has something to hide vs someone that doesn’t. I’m personally used to being checked on & up until my later years-married with kids I was checked on a lot lol as an only female child to my parents & living alone at that for sometime. Some families are just like that. I’m not saying it’s never annoying but it’s certainly better than having no one to care! That’s how I’ve always looked at it

@florian negar <br>It doesn’t bother me at all, better safe than sorry. If a person goes missing in a 24-hour period. Their chances off survival are slim.

@florian negar
It doesn’t bother me at all, better safe than sorry. If a person goes missing in a 24-hour period. Their chances off survival are slim.

I’m very confused at what your saying as well as the responses. Are you trying to say it’s absurd for someone to call the cops after their child goes missing after a few hours just because they’re not under a certain age? I’m honestly lost

She didn’t even call. The grandmother did

She didn’t even call. The grandmother did

@florian negar It was probably the odd text messages they received that prompted them to call and then report her missing so quickly.I am an only child & I can tell you my mom was queen of the million pages & cell phones especially when I was younger & lived on my own in my own apartment lol idk of you have children & im not saying all parents will do this but worry is on a whole other level than any other kind when you have kids & something like this would and should prompt quick action. I just found the reaction to the two missing girls so drastically different because one had lots to hide & the other didn’t ya know?


Watching that footage of Lee breaking down when he's left on his own oddly woke an old memory in me. When I was 16, I left my 3 beloved lizards out on the balcony so they could sunbathe. I had just gotten them two days prior. Only I was incredibly stupid and put them out in a small plastic container on the hot ground. I had only meant to leave them for 5 minutes or less, - I ended up leaving them for 30 minutes. By the time I remembered, I ran back out in a panic - and found they had died from heatstroke. The blacony ground was of a material that heated up so much it would burn your feet in a second. I will never forget their little faces with the tongue hanging out... For the next half hour, I basically acted like Lee in that room. Only with a lot more screaming and alot more tears. I remember running as far away from the balcony as I could - to the basement. I remember even scratching my wrists to relief some of the emotional pain. I kept screaming things like "god, please don't let this be true" even tho I am not religious at all. And I remember wishing to turn back time. To wake up. And so on. For me, it was incredible guilt and I kept screaming the little lizard's names and that I was sorry. I don't remember when I calmed down, I think I may have been so exhausted I just lay in bed and fell asleep... I have never felt something like this that so strongly again. Also I never tried keeping a lizard after that, feeling too guilty... That being said, I hope Lee didn't just feel sorry for himself there and the fact that he apologizes to Savannah was genuine... that is just the part of me that always wants to see the good in people... deep down...

You "just got them two days prior" but they were your "beloved" lizards? Story sounds like BS.

See, you felt deep remorse and grief for unintentionally killing your pets. You felt for them.

This Lee guy is not you. He doesn't feel guilt for killing the young woman. He feels remorse over the fact that his life as he knows it is over.

That's uh... quite the remorse tale. I felt really bad when a small fish died due to me not cleaning his bowl. But this takes the cake.

Aw honey.  I just want to give you the biggest hug. 😢 I understand COMPLETELY.

  When I was about 6 or 7 I was playing in my backyard when I found I robin’s nest way high up on a branch perched precariously. I was a stupid kid and all I can remember is how badly I wanted to see the nest and find any baby birds. So I took a tennis ball and started tossing it up to knock the nest down and I thought I could catch it. Spoiler alert: I couldn’t. I didn’t understand what I was doing! I just kept tossing it and tossing it until, eventually, I hit it. And it fell so fast I couldn’t believe it. It smashed to the ground before I could even blink. I was shocked. I ran up to the crime scene. Scared out of my mind. “No, no, no, please god no, this can’t be happening,” I thought.
And inside were two tiny baby birds, just hatched, and one unhatched little blue egg. The egg was smashed. I could see the yolk. One baby bird lay still. The other wriggled slightly. I frantically picked up the little bald baby and sobbed as it peeped weakly one last time in my hands and then lay still. I had never cried so hard in my life. My mind was frantic and just repeating  “What have I done?!” And “No no no no no!” Over and over. I was partially in denial. I felt like a monster. I felt the guilt run through my like a cold river. So cold it was burning. I was so young but this is one of the most vivid memories. It’s insane. I remember every bit!

In the end I ran inside to my daddy who was taking a nap in the recliner and just jumped on his lap sobbing. “I’m sorry! I’m sorry!” He was so confused and alarmed! I was a quiet, well behaved kid so this was WAY out of the norm for me. I then guiltily explained my heinous crime. He just hugged me and then went with me outside, grabbed a shovel, and helped me give them a proper burial. I love my dad. He helped me find a little closure and learn from the event.

So you see these are horrible events that unfortunately just sometimes happen. Me and my birds and you and your lizards. Don’t feel guilty. I know it’s hard. I’m 25 and I still feel awful! But you have to tell yourself you are no criminal. It was an accident! We’re certainly not “Lee Rodarte.” Think of your guilt as a sign that you are HUMAN and have EMPATHY and real EMOTIONS for other living things! That’s a great quality! 💕👍🏻

HE, on the other hand, felt nothing. No remorse. FOR A HUMAN BEING. Not even a lizard or a baby bird, AN ACTUAL PERSON! He cares about no one but himself. I can’t even begin to imagine how a person like that lives with themselves. Anyway, thank you for coming to my TED talk. 😘😅

No, he didn't feel remorse. He is currently trying to appeal under stand your ground laws, and is trashing her memory by claiming she was high and attacked him, even though the autopsy clearly shows no drugs in her system.

I'm sorry that you have to live with this memory. You were only a child, and you were trying to be helpful to your new pets. You can let the guilt go.

birdgvee ,  WOW, your story includes parts evidencing that you need psychological help.  The part of you harming yourself “scratching” is most telling.

I'm sorry to hear that man. I carry a somewhat similar guilt with me today. My precious girl, my parrot who helped me through some of the toughest times in my life, flew away and didn't come back one day. I figured she would never leave me, that she would just sit with me like always, but not that day. That day, she flew towards the sparrows, who have a similar chirp, and I guess she couldn't find her way back again. I can't stop blaming myself. Sometimes it catches me of guard, the overwhelming guilt and emotions I feel when I think about it for a long time. I just wish I could go back, tell myself not to open the bird cage outside, to just play with her indoors.... But I have to live with it. <br>Though unlike you, I ended up overcompensating for my failure, and ended up with 7 birds in my home at one point. I thought it was the only way to stop the guilt and fill the hole in my life, but of course that's not how it works. I love them too of course, but it still hurts. I loved her, Luna, a lot, and still do.

I'm sorry to hear that man. I carry a somewhat similar guilt with me today. My precious girl, my parrot who helped me through some of the toughest times in my life, flew away and didn't come back one day. I figured she would never leave me, that she would just sit with me like always, but not that day. That day, she flew towards the sparrows, who have a similar chirp, and I guess she couldn't find her way back again. I can't stop blaming myself. Sometimes it catches me of guard, the overwhelming guilt and emotions I feel when I think about it for a long time. I just wish I could go back, tell myself not to open the bird cage outside, to just play with her indoors.... But I have to live with it.
Though unlike you, I ended up overcompensating for my failure, and ended up with 7 birds in my home at one point. I thought it was the only way to stop the guilt and fill the hole in my life, but of course that's not how it works. I love them too of course, but it still hurts. I loved her, Luna, a lot, and still do.

So sorry - you made me cry, our pets trust us for their lives, and when we let them down we can't tell them sorry.

I remember one time as a kid I spilled some milk and felt bad about it. I hope I didn't just tell an irrelevant story just to add to the conversation and akwardly try to tie it to the video.

i had to pause the vid to read your comment..
sorry for your pet...
but danm, thats really a story to tell

I once caught a snake in the grass and was playing with it, very hot summer day in Texas, asphalt was scorching, I set the snake down on the asphalt to let it go, it instantly froze stiff and died...I learned that day about cold-blooded animals.

Your story makes me cry... I feel so horrible for you, that you had to go through that... I hope you don’t still blame yourself. It was an awful mistake, but you would never have hurt those lizards on purpose. I know the point of your comment wasn’t to get pity, but I just want to give you a big hug. I’m sorry this happened to you :(

I'm sorry for the loss of your lizard pets


detective: “one day when you have kids”  <b>knowing damn well this guy’ll probably be in jail for life</b> 😂

detective: “one day when you have kids”  *knowing damn well this guy’ll probably be in jail for life* 😂

I was thinking the same exact thing lmao

I didnt even realize.... damn.... got him

Why would he be in jail for life? Wouldn't he transfer to a prison after sentencing?

It's 2nd degree murder at best. It wasn't premeditated. The self talk at the end proves that. Though he's kind of screwing that up by going with the outrageous self defense angle. He probably could have pleaded down to manslaughter and got out in 20 or less. It's why you always talk to a lawyer.

I thought that was another slick way of trying to convince lee this wasn’t that big a deal. Like even if he goes to jail he could have a life, even though as you said he knew that shit wasn’t going to happen 😂

“One day when you have kids” for whatever we believe we have to presume him innocent before trial.

He also told him “I’ll be right back” then didn’t come back for an hour and a half

Chances are he'll be the kid there. Probably has to call someone daddy.


Holy shit. I felt that second hand anxiety when that detective walked in and Lee immediately recognized him. Jesus christ. These videos are great motivation to never commit a crime LOL

@Maxtreme cut it out already, you crazy kid!

I should really stop serial killing, these interrogations do look pretty intense to deal with!

for real life is so stress free when u dont kidnap or murder ppl lmaooo


Detective, “So, how long have you known Savannah”<br>Lee: “ I feel that there is much to be said for the Celtic belief that the souls of those whom we have lost are held captive in some inferior being, in an animal, in a plant, in some inanimate object, and so effectively lost to us until the day (which to many never comes) when we happen to pass by the tree or to obtain possession of the object which forms their prison. Then they start and tremble, they call us by our name, and as soon as we have recognised their voice the spell is broken. We have delivered them: they have overcome death and return to share our life….”

Detective, “So, how long have you known Savannah”
Lee: “ I feel that there is much to be said for the Celtic belief that the souls of those whom we have lost are held captive in some inferior being, in an animal, in a plant, in some inanimate object, and so effectively lost to us until the day (which to many never comes) when we happen to pass by the tree or to obtain possession of the object which forms their prison. Then they start and tremble, they call us by our name, and as soon as we have recognised their voice the spell is broken. We have delivered them: they have overcome death and return to share our life….”

Me reading this whole thing while listening to a police interrogation in the background: 👁👄👁


For anyone wondering, he plead guilty to 2nd degree murder and sentenced to 40 years in prison with credits for time served.

Yeah, he talked to the detectives for 40 years😂..that was everybody timed served😂😂

@mydemonswontleavemealone being a bigot means that you have constant hate flowing through your heart, which i have seen here very clearly

@mydemonswontleavemealone this guy kills someone and gets convicted and you’re rambling about defunding the police? Dear god, please dont vote. People will think you are a Democrat and judge us for your nonsensical thoughts.

@Phatty Bacon I see your point however, the motive matters because it shows the degree of the disregard for humanity they had. A pre-meditated murderer has a complete disregard as they are considering the negative aspects of murder and still do it (all in a period of time). A person killing someone else on the spot is going on an emotional drive and not carefully considering what murder implies. That is why the motive matters, one disregards humanity more than the other

I still think murder warrants a death penalty. Why does the motive matter? Slaughtering someone like they're an animal shows such a careless regard for humanity that you forsake any of your own dignity.

@mydemonswontleavemealone stop running away from the responsibility of your words

@Qopa how did he gain his humanity back?  When he went to court he lied and said he was so scared the tiny little girl was gonna hurt him he snapped her neck like a twig. Once again blaming his victim who he had been slandering after murdering.

@wildcardNS doesn’t change the fact that he took a young life

@wildcardNS yeah I agree with you 100%. Sad situation. Don’t get violent no matter how appropriate it may seem in the moment, it’s not worth it having your and others lives ruined over an argument.

@Qopa manages to gain back his humanity by crying about a chef outfit haha

@Gamerren Chris watts doesn’t deserve his sentence

Oh shit, just posted above, I didnt even see this comment! Thank you for posting, as soon as I heard trial 2020 I googled.

@mydemonswontleavemealone I understand that entrapment is an issue...but that is not the case here...

@Qopa can he bring her back with it? no!

@mydemonswontleavemealone bro wtf are you talking about? There's no police brutality in this video.. and as someone who has spent every year of their life since turning 14 trying to dodge and stay away from cops as much as possible, I still know defunding them would be a horrible move. I'm no cop advocate and hate dealing with them even though only like half that I've dealt with are the "drunk with power" type of cops, but defunding police would help nothing. In my town there are like 30 plus openings for city police officers due to no one wanting to take the job, and I don't blame them. They don't get paid enough to take the risk of getting publicly crucified every time they are forced to use deadly force to protect their lives. Not saying all are justified but some of the ones ppl have blown up on definitely were. You resist and fight with the police, you roll the dice

@mydemonswontleavemealone Where is any inkling of evidence of police brutality in this story? Did they entrap him? Did they beat him? Did they force a confession? None of these things occurred so "police brutality" cannot be considered here and is totally irrelevant...

If you are not a troll you have serious issues to deal with...

@mydemonswontleavemealone I smell a troll... (WTF has anything said got to do with ableism? )

Are you saying they were harsh on him? Death penalty is a fitting punishment.

@mydemonswontleavemealone just the way he didn’t show mercy to that poor girl, right?

@mydemonswontleavemealone Expressing yourself in a  totally inappropriate way with no relevance to the subject at all... get help.

@mydemonswontleavemealone yes very unique indeed so unique absolutely breathtaking how unique you really are agreed yes

@mydemonswontleavemealone your username speaks for itself lol

@Michael Damato i doubt after the minimum 25 year that he will sail smoothly, they dont do good really on bad behaviour of murder charges

@daniel Cyr Could be out earlier - many states will reduce the time based on "good behavior".

@sneakybeaver life for 2nd degree murder? It's not like he planned it out ahead of time

@Sebas410 I really don't think so. They talked for 14 minutes. It wasn't until she got in the car that things escalated. We'll never know for sure, but when he's talking to himself he says something like "you should have just asked her to leave you alone," I really don't think he planned to kill her until it happened in a blind rage. Drugs, fear of losing your job, sexual drama, all of this can fuel a rage state that's difficult to think through. It's why cops' most feared calls are domestic disturbances.

@wildcardNS “appears to be” honestly he was probably already imagining this ever since he parked in that parking lot

40 is steep for what appears to be a spontaneous crime "of passion," even with time served and parole. Impossible to feel sympathy for him, though, obviously.

@Qopa I mean you could be right but I guess the law is the law, judge might’ve not think that. At least he gets those credits

I feel like he manages to regain his humanity back at the very last second. 40 years in prison might be a bit too long for him.


That female detective is a bad actress!! Ha ha


the text message was literally all i needed to see "hey um btw i met someone and im never coming home again aight bye" lmao wtf, why did he think that would work ?

He’s clearly not the sharpest knife in the drawer 😂

@Duece Staine Right, people are allowed to run away.  Running away with no evidence and people look into it.  Create obvious evidence but this bad, people are still going to look into it.

That literally tripled the police response time

I think he was trying to make her family think she ran off with some drug dealer.

Might adjust the rabbit 🐇 👂 unless wiga albaino nigerian, haven't been dm or emailed by nigeria since thaf scammer sent me a selfie to make the random deliveries stop to his geo jeeped lagos residence

That was actually pretty good strategy, he was trying to delay the missing report, since she was an adult she had the right to leave... The only problem is she hadn't the cellphone with her when he killed her...

@Kelly Andersen with like 10,000 pictures no less

Sending no message at all and just tossing her phone in the ocean would have been infinitely smarter.

Bone fish benefits must be off the charts, lmao!

Duece Staine literally no (good) police officer would look at that and think “case closed” and the parents certainly wouldn’t let it go with just this text message. it was too obviously fake.

The Full Rodarte...never do it.<br>Schmeeda was here

The Full Rodarte...never do it.
Schmeeda was here

@Dwight st. john - Funny you bring up Nigeria.. I just met this great girl last night online that went down to Nigeria for vacation, and she got stuck there cause of covid. I sent her some money for a plane ticket, and she should be getting here tonight. Im gonna wait for her at the airport. Im so happy!!!

Her spelling was pretty bad 2, but thats ok. You're probably just jealous cause we're in love now!

Bc then the police couldnt file a missing person report if there was evidence she ran away

Imagine what's going to happen when guys like him, and the Nigerian scammers, and the Jamaican Posse learn to use "Grammarly" and actually spell normal.