"If you're innocent, you'll give a short, concise answer."

'How long have you known Savannah?'
'Drugs. We did drugs together. Took drugs, liked drugs. She did drugs. I did drugs. We liked drugs.'

”And I lifted weights with Toben and Squee”

”And I lifted weights with Toben and Squee”

arlietalks I caught myself going thru the evidence photos of that entitled Mike guy who shot up the Durango full of teenagers “thugs” (in his words 🙄) the young man who was killed - attorney has a website full of photos. Well. Florida also makes evidence public.

So. Yeah. Search hx would snatch my arse right tf UP!
 Dr google is too damn easy to get lost in...

POPCORNsaidFU me too!!

Have you ever watched any episodes of the first 48? Most of the truly innocent people not only talk openly and give as much info as possible (totally me. Ramble onnnnnnnn!) but when confronted with the fact that they are a suspect they freak the F out!

Now. Guilty peeps have also freaked the F out, but you could tell it was fake. Same with the crying but no tears. 🤦🏼♀

POPCORNsaidFU me too!!

Have you ever watched any episodes of the first 48? Most of the truly innocent people not only talk openly and give as much info as possible (totally me. Ramble onnnnnnnn!) but when confronted with the fact that they are *a suspect* they freak the F out!

Now. Guilty peeps have also freaked the F out, but you could tell it was fake. Same with the crying but no tears. 🤦🏼♀

@¿yako Yeah some people respond differently for different reasons like they were saying but this guy also admitted to taking Adderall before the interview and that tends to make most people that don't medically need it talk a lot and ramble on about things.

I did drugs
She did drugs
My mom did drugs
👁👄👁💊

I did drugs
She did drugs
My mom did drugs
👁👄👁💊

@howdyhowdyhow It was a Twin Peaks reference. I know, it was a long time ago.

@howdyhowdyhow " I have good news for you. The gum you chew is coming back in style."

Yeah what a fool, it wasn’t even what they asked him... about drugs? No sir. They asked how if/how you knew here not what you did with her hahahahaha

@paulrwjr hard liquors, cigarettes and weed

@paulrwjr hard liquors, cigarettes and weed

Your comment have me laughing so hard at 3 in the morning. R.iP Savannah.

@MsGameALots as an addict in recovery i found this comment insensitively hilarious haha x

"Heroin. I don't use, i just like to be around it, study it... use it sometimes"

Noah Godfrey I Agree With You 💯 %  Sad 😞 Now That Bastard lost everything

We did drugs.  I did drugs.  Do you like drugs?  I like drugs.  Do you like drugs?  Do you think I have a shot at becoming a judge on the supreme court?   Beer.   Hmm...I could do some beer...

@brandon carra yep, or just to smear her image.

@brandon carra yep, or just to smear her image.

Feel was his first attempt to discredit her

Feel was his first attempt to discredit her

@pubcollize but can u haz cheeseburger is the real q.

@pubcollize but can u haz cheeseburger is the real q.

@pubcollize lol, first of all. it was the 5th comment down. second, it's called multi-tasking. and third, i didn't mean i would die from the "spoiler," if you can call something that happened irl a spoiler, i meant from the comment itself. ie; it's ridiculous if he stated that. also why would i be worried about someone that already committed murder and is in jail 'going psycho on me?' what i said was clearly hyperbole but your analogy didn't even make sense.

Most people don’t know this but Kavanaugh is the judge who blocked the JFK files from getting released. The CIA owns Mr. “Drain the swamp” Trump. Just another puppet with brainwashed supporters.

@pubcollize i'm at the beginning still, i will die if he actually said that.

@Alex Anderson - that guy made it to the supreme court. #abolishsupremecourt

Ill tell ya who did it.  It was the Clintons!  And their administration!

Ill tell ya who did it.  It was the Clintons!  And their administration!

@¿yako also silly for JCS to say "an innocent person wouldn't view the detective as a threat, so would do such and such"  Um lots of innocent people would fear a detective falsely accusing them of something and try to explain things as much as possible.  It's completely rational for an innocent person to do so..detectives/police have the power to ruin your life if they wish, innocence be damned.

"Did some drugs, dealt some drugs, hauled drugs long distance"

"Did some drugs, dealt some drugs, hauled drugs long distance"

@Dylan J Not psuedo science. Lie detectors do accurately measure changes in pulse, blood pressure, and breathing. But what they can't tell you is why those changes are occuring. They cannot detect a lie, as their name suggests. Merely just changes in the human body. Which can result from lying... Or many other things, such as anxiety or nervousness.

BlackSeranna lie detectors are known pseudo science bs

BlackSeranna lie detectors are known pseudo science bs

I don't know man. If you actually had a complicated relationship with the person and don't have anybody to talk to to pour out your feelings this could be a valid response

I like the onscreen timer for his response! It was a nice touch.

I like the onscreen timer for his response! It was a nice touch.

@khaebs  I applied for a job, once, at a police station.  I wanted to be a police dispatcher.  They'd had trouble with a dispatcher in the past - that dispatcher had a violent boyfriend who was pulled over by a policeman.  Rather than tell the policeman about her boyfriend's violent record, she omitted it.  Unfortunately for the policeman, he didn't know this, and the boyfriend harmed the policeman.  So, when I went to interview, they wanted to know if I would ever omit information even if it was a friend.  I said no, of course not.  That part of the interview I aced.  The second part was they wanted to root out any possible bad behavior from the get-go, stuff that wasn't on the books.  So, the second part of the interview was a lie-detector test.  I got so freaked out I failed.  I kept on thinking, "What if I did something illegal and I don't realize it?  What if I forgot?"  I mean, I just really overdid it in my head.  I failed, and the policeman that gave me the test walked me out.  He had a mad look on his face, like he just KNEW I was a bad person.  Yeah.  I didn't get the job.  That day, I learned that the lie detector test isn't an accurate device.  Sure, it can give you an idea on what a person is, maybe.  But some people lie and believe their own lies.  Other people don't give a crap whether they are telling the truth or not, and they don't feel guilty about doing bad things.  The lie detector isn't going to catch those kinds of people.  What it does do is pick up on elevated heart rate and breathing, such as when someone gets nervous.  All the questions are yes/no format and unlike what you see on tv, a person is told NOT to answer with more than yes or no.  Messes up the test more, I guess.  Anyway.  It was an interesting experience.

..and also hugs. We liked drugs and hugs.

..and also hugs. We liked drugs and hugs.

"Most" people would do so. There are chatty cats that also are innocent.

"Most" people would do so. There are chatty cats that also are innocent.

arlieta Ross 😂 yeah I def have an interesting search history too screw cops finding it, I don’t want my MOM to find out 🤣🤣 & im 30

Omg as a true crime person AND someone who thinks. of weird shit when I’m bored my search history alone would convict me
Example - after reading about the Routier case where her sink lit up with luminal I was curious and googled “are there any chemicals that can get rid of blood so luminal doesn’t show??”
Lol ps the internet didn’t give me an answer so it’s good I’ll never murder anyone

Kristen JustKristen 😂 I am the same. But thanks to my true crime obsession, I’ll save my convo for anyone else BUT police. Have you heard of Kristine Bunch? That was the case that REALLY solidified to me, that it doesn’t matter if your innocent you really just need to be quiet. It sounds logical to say, if I’m innocent it doesn’t matter. But that’s just not true...

Mimi M fore sure lol I’m just saying. If you’re the person to yip yap lol

This whole thread has me smiling from ear to ear. Carry on My Dears. Lol

This whole thread has me smiling from ear to ear. Carry on My Dears. Lol

If i was beeing interrogated, i would probably ramble on just out of nervousness.

@¿yako I agree. I'm a big talker naturally, so I suppose I'd be on death row if I was ever interrogated for a murder lol.

@Candace Colon-Rivera  Agree with the first two sentences you wrote.  But if you are ever being questioned by the police, you should remain silent and hire a lawyer rather than hoping the detective will think you are innocent.

@POPCORNsaidFU Me too. Thank god I'm not never innocent.

@POPCORNsaidFU Me too. Thank god I'm not never innocent.

@khaebs IKR!!! I would be terrible in this situation even if truly innocent.

Same. I give too much information when I’m nervous. Just because I know I’m not lying doesn’t make me confident enough to know the other person is getting the message. <br>What appears shady to others could be as innocent as too much caffeine.

Same. I give too much information when I’m nervous. Just because I know I’m not lying doesn’t make me confident enough to know the other person is getting the message.
What appears shady to others could be as innocent as too much caffeine.

¿yako thats why there’s “signs” but there’s always people who differ. There’s no hard, fast & absolute way to tell if someone’s lying. You just gotta hope that, first off, you’re never in that position. & if you happen to be, you gotta hope you don’t have some asshole detective, who doesn’t account for the differences from person to person.

As an innocent person I'd give a long detailed answered to try and give as many details to help them with their investigation- I'd look so guilty even though I was innocent.

You forgot to mention they did different drugs, she did depressants that made her paranoid, he did uppers that made him sedated.


Makes you wonder if " as the parent of a murdered child "  do some parents pay money to felons families to make sure the killer gets a regular rough ride inside ?


I love seafood in general and I went to the Bonefish Grill in Columbia, SC and they were always closed.  I just gave up after 3 tries.  Now I am glad I did!


He's the epitome of not sorry he did it but very sorry he got caught.


Do you think he would of got off the murder charge if he lawyered up right away? They only had that video evidence.


When a detective wears a bowtie, you know you are dealing with someone different.

Those detectives dress nice for Florida.

@Pat John the fast show's colin hunt. The office joker. He loved multi coloured neck wear.

Whenever I see a bow tie I automatically assume they are a class clown personality

Reminds me of the female detective wearing black and white stripes in the interogation of Chris Watts

Nathan Jedrej I seen that and was like ”This detective is cooking with grease now!”

Hahaha The magician interrogator lee thinkin "how did he know"?!

Perception of the interrogator is usually not an accident.


Jesus Christ. I’m happy he got caught, but if I got taken into a police station on a “traffic warrant,” and they started asking me about the disappearance of my ex girlfriend, the first thing I’m doing is asking for a lawyer. How are all the criminals so fucking dumb? I’m happy they are, but I just don’t get it.


When a cop gets that excited about you asking to use the bathroom you know you're in BIG trouble !


I just wanna see footage of these people's daily life in jail, to see what happens to them


A rare case where someone confesses under interrogation. Usually everybody lawyers up. Hence a popular video.


Ah yes, the old "Can't go to prison if I don't stop talking" technique. Classic.

@Damian Daze I was just going to say that.. it was the addy lol

@:I brits are masters at getting away with it

Just look at the colonies

literally every uk case is just “no comment” again and againnnn

Actually burst out laughing at this comment 😂

yak yak yak..  he beLIEves he can talk his way out of  trouble...      watch Michael Dunn's  police interview...  another man who beLIEved  he could talk his way out of  being  CONvicted of murder and stand on his  right to protect his life and the life of 'the love of his life' aka fiance'  who  didn't lie for him.   She is  <b>A GOoD. WOMAN</b> who got. CONned by a CONman....

yak yak yak..  he beLIEves he can talk his way out of  trouble...      watch Michael Dunn's  police interview...  another man who beLIEved  he could talk his way out of  being  CONvicted of murder and stand on his  right to protect his life and the life of 'the love of his life' aka fiance'  who  didn't lie for him.   She is  *A GOoD. WOMAN* who got. CONned by a CONman....

I belive that's a type of philibuster (sp.)

ROFL LMAO LMFAO LOL PMPL SMAL KNWL FMML LPWL FYML XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD


Cop: "How long have you known her?"

Him: "The last time I texted her was a month ago"


I had a cousin who is a heavy drug user. He says the paranoia makes him a better driver, like he super focused.


This technique wouldn't have worked on me. If they'd kept me waiting for an hour and a half I would be too angry to tell them anything coherent, regardless of whether or not I'm guilty. I suppose I might give them another reason to arrest me, after I deliver a most righteous slap, but no jury would convict me of that.


I will never understand how any sane human being can kill another human in cold blood, firstly. Secondly, after the fact, I don't understand how this sane human being can feel no remorse whatsoever for what they had done. He was crying and screaming out of fear for himself, not out of remorse for what he had done.


Detective: "So how do you know Savannah?"<br>Rodarte: "Well, in the beginning God created the heavens and the Earth..."

Detective: "So how do you know Savannah?"
Rodarte: "Well, in the beginning God created the heavens and the Earth..."

@A W  I just mean the way he’s acting is someone who’s 100% abusing adderall lol

@Ronnie Scores man i thought the addrrall story was just an excuse for him to be nervous but idk

@Matthew Murray OMG I'm not even medicated yet this is hell funny 😂😂😂😂😂

We got so much to go through if we starting from there.

Old Movies in B/W with Subtitles Simonbartbull

And Lamech begat Seth, and Tera begat Peleg, and Jacob begat Dinah

@Amazing Grace messenger you do you, that’s your prerogative. But this has literally nothing to do with the subject of this video🤷♀

He’s trying to play the insane card, if he can spend 14 minutes holding a conversation with a female luring her into the car, he’s sane enough, maximum sentence please

@Amazing Grace messenger You need meds for paranoia.

Homie was on adderall and doesn’t take it often... he’d probably have talked MORE if he was innocent lol

what I wanna know is how old is that female detective bcz she said her little daughter is the same age, if she is over 40 then damn, how?

he could be a match for Jodi Arias with those answers

This is the 3rd time this comment gets recycled, give credit at least to the original poster

If YouTube had a comment hall of fame....this comment would be inducted!

We always ask that question but the Earth isn't flat... or is it?

Hey, Vsauce-

We always ask that question but the Earth isn't flat... or is it?

_Hey, Vsauce-_

@Amazing Grace messenger  just stop.<br>If you don't want to get vaccinated then don't. If you get sick then that's your consequence.

@Amazing Grace messenger  just stop.
If you don't want to get vaccinated then don't. If you get sick then that's your consequence.

So he lied from the very start ! No such thing as god.

10 mins after the original question.. Detective "you know you have the right to remain silent?"

Bro, your profile photo looks like the UFC “Warhammer”

@Elsie Marina I hope you are feeling all better this week

And the more he talked he tld on himself 😂😂

Filibuster technique. If I don’t stop talking they’ll never build a case. Lol.

That Adderall had him ready to tell his life story🤣🤣

Like I never thought he’d stop rambling. Lmao


As a follow up.. Rodarte pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received a 40-year prison sentence.


"mom im gonna die when im in jail"

he wasnt upset he did something horrible, only that he got caught and will be punished.


This is better than any tv show I’ve seen and I don’t have to use a vpn to find it


While it is heart-wrenching to see such a beautiful woman get killed this violently, and a man's highly potential future get destroyed by a misguided emotion and a set of actions, this video, more precisely after the end of the interrogation, shows that a person can just ruin all of their attempts by just doing one terrible mistake, intentional or not.
   I personally do grieve for both the victims and this person: I believe that this man could have a very bright career as a chef and as a man in general, if it wasn't for this unforgiving accident that he caught himself in the middle of; and if we take it a bit deeper with the girl, we could see that this would have been avoided if she knew where to stop and had done the right actions to keep herself and him sane from the start. Trust me, hooking up is a very powerful tool for bonding, and if the actions in the follow-up are done without full attentiveness to your and the other person's action, it could end horribly like this.
   The moral of this interrogation session is to get a hold of what you get the urge to do, and what you do that could be potentially manipulative and sensitive to others. No one is born evil, the term evil is just someone's bad cope with the problems they had in their lives. Hopefully we all could learn the self control so we don't mess up like he did.

he has to be held responsible for his actions

your comment gives off victim blaming vibes

"if we take it a bit deeper with the girl, we could see that this would have been avoided if she knew where to stop and has done the right actions" nothing she has done justified him taking her life, she shouldn't have to act a certain way to be able to live, and saying that comes off as you victim blaming her and making it out to be her fault why she has died

your whole comment is about how hes this "poor" man who make a "mistake", saying its just a mistake is an understatement, he took a life and tried to cover his tracts, i dont believe he deserves pity.


I like how the detectives communicate under the table by kicking each other 29:49. It's the perfect detective duo

@Yuby Nuby I wouldn't say lack of coherence and coordination due to the male detective responding quickly to the little nudge she gave. It's just an interesting way to communicate without having to alert the suspect.

Kicking your partner under the table, let yourself continue, speaks of the lack of coherence and coordination of their actions. Another huge disadvantage.

I think she was trying to make him emotional and get to the truth but male detective start talking

you should become detective with those keen eyes

Nice catch! I wouldn't say that's a kick tho, more like a nudge to let her keep pleading

@Turki Vinsmoke the female detective wanted to talk so she kicked the male detective and that's why she stopped talking and she could talk

@Turki Vinsmoke They are doing it to take turns talking so that they don’t speak over each other.

Woah, that's really interesting, I didn't see that


It’s funny that all criminals who are interrogated are much more preoccupied of how convincing and truthful their lies sound, rather than thinking that the information they share is going to be used against them during the trial. 😄


“One day when you have kids” <br>fully knowing this dude ain’t ever seeing the light of day.

“One day when you have kids”
fully knowing this dude ain’t ever seeing the light of day.


Seeking approval with a lengthy answer because of fear is very interesting


the voice of the narrator makes his series the best of them all


So he killed her because he was afraid he'd get fired from the all mighty BoneFish Grill?

@chalkywhite231 It seemed like he had a 7th grade education.

@chalkywhite231 It seemed like he had a 7th grade education.

@Henry Townshed highly doubtful.  More likely mr 'rico suave' was messing around on Savannah & she found out.  Then, to get even, she threatened to rat him out and get him fired.

No that was likely just part of his bullshit<br>It was probably a relationship thing/issues with women thing

No that was likely just part of his bullshit
It was probably a relationship thing/issues with women thing

@chalkywhite231 I’m a manager & didnt request to be one, it was my first day on job

No. He killed her because he lost his temper.

No. He killed her because he lost his temper.

@AlekZ , ok, I just rewatched the video. You're right. I did not get the information from just that video. I must have found more information on it some how, some where because I'm pretty sure there was no more video information. Maybe just one. I also like to dig through the comment. Sometimes you will find people close to this case like who live in that same town. So, I remember information about their hangouts, gossip at work, close talk with a friend, and girlfriend number one threatening to leave if he didn't stop seeing her. So there must be another video out. Also google his name. After 7 months they might have some more info on it. One of her parents, or both were also addicts. But at any rate the only thing this video has is at time stamp 15:30 to 16:22 where he explains to her to quit gossiping that we are still seeing each other. That it was against company policy. That they agreed to split and she said, F you. And that she said that she would continue lying. So since we know that he lies, this could be part true. I could infer that... I could infer anything really. I could even assume that she was pregnant. Cause I like that comment. He felt threatened to want to kill her. He could have said, my old lady says stop or I'll leave. And Savannah probably was fighting for him. She wanted to steal him away from her so she said, no, if you're going to keep seeing me, I'm gonna keep letting everybody know. I mean the guy made good money and he's supplying her with drugs. But that's  just a guess. In this interview he says, I'm sorry to Savannah. He says, she was nice to me and somebody else was a bitch. He's so scared of girlfriend number one that he dare not use her name. And he said something else about girlfriend number one without using her name as if she put the pressure on him. So he wanted things to stay the same. He wanted that control and Savannah was now pulling the strings and he lost it. You know, a memory is coming back to me. That meeting was demanded by girlfriend number one, if my memory serves me right.  Because he had to report back to her. Yeah; Definitely check into this. Put in the youtube search his name and then do another one with her name cause it is a good case.

@AlekZ , I have no idea why I wrote that comment. It was 7 months ago. I'd have to rewatch it again to see why I wrote that. Back then, I watched it three times and I looked for other videos on it to get some more information, which they didn't have any back then. I did notice that my comment got thirty likes. That means thirty people must have been picking up on the same thing I was. I just now read the comments above mine as I was looking for mine and also trying to jog my memory. Somebody wrote that he probably got her pregnant and didn't want that. Well there's a recent case with that same motive. It seems to be a common reason for murder. Of course an autopsy should show that. But do these shows really give you all of the information? I think not. And on this case ( it was puzzling ) i was looking for more information and I couldn't find it. So because of that, that's why I must have tried to take a harder guess.

@Bonnie Lee damn did you just make that up by watching that?

@Bonnie Lee damn did you just make that up by watching that?

@Stacey B. cmon adapt to the situation.. he was really thinking no one find out. lol

@Laura Lannister So what are you trying to prove? you can do it better? loool

Henry Townshed that makes a lot more sense

Henry Townshed that makes a lot more sense

jbaby007 he needed the benefits. Obamacare weren’t cutting it.

jbaby007 he needed the benefits. Obamacare weren’t cutting it.

@Shelby Ruch he wasnt picking scabs those were fresh injuries he lied

@Henry Townshed The Medical Examiner stated: No Fractures of her Spine(So him saying he accidently broke her neck; isn't true) She did Heroin before getting in his car, Medical Examiner said she had NO drugs in her system(Shoots that lie down) and She was not pregnant. So after reading the Medical Examiner's report, I guess I am with the person that said he did it to keep his job...I mean what else could it be..his girlfriend already knew about Savannah.

She had wounds over 70% of her body.  He did much more than just pop her neck.
She was 5 feet tall.
F’kn monster.

@Sarah L yeah I don't think he was in a rage over possibly losing his job , it was something else

No that’s just what he said but it’s probably something like she broke up with him

@skullpull 101 that's shitty and funny at the same time

@skullpull 101 that's shitty and funny at the same time

If that job meant that much to him, he should never have gotten involved in a relationship with that girl.

@Dio Brando Very true. It amazes me how some people think their workplace is the world.

I said the same, like dude its bone fish grill. He coulda just got a head chef job somewhere else. Really not that deep bro.

Bonefish is my favorite. Hope my chef ain’t throwing his neck scabs in my Chilean Sea Bass 🤭

Obviously you've never been employed at the BFG... .

Obviously you've never been employed at the BFG... .

@Michael Knight Ooooh another internet comment grammar detective here to save the day!!!! 🤦♂

i bet that 99% of ppl here commenting dont even have a job lmfaoo

i bet that 99% of ppl here commenting dont even have a job lmfaoo

He's lying. He didn't want to let her go. He kept her in the car to try and convince her to give him one more chance. When she said no, he lost it.

From what he was saying near the end, he thought he was "going places". So I can only conclude he had plans to be a chef at a really nice place in the future some time.

@Tahkeem Hilton2.0 In other words he's a malignant narcissist that only cares about himself.

I mean its fucked up to kill anyone period let alone over a stupid job but let’s be real. If this dude was head chef and the manager he would be making some really good bread. He could be clearing well over 70k a year. Restaurants make money

@Legendoflaw21007 Whittle haha right on, consider it amended!

@Legendoflaw21007 Whittle haha right on, consider it amended!

@Seth Bishop not a stupid comment at all. You're completely correct.

Well, in his defense, murdering co-workers wasn't specifically forbidden in the employee handbook, only dating them was. Technically, it wasn't against company policy.

I doubt it. . You really think that's the reason why he killed her? He probably got her pregnant and didn't want the baby.

He burned her body in a homemade fire pit and then went and dumped it off. What an insane thought process. Wow.

@Angel Face <b>THAN!</b> It's not difficult.

He might be lying about the motive of course.

He might be lying about the motive of course.

@pubcollize thank you for that good sir.

@pubcollize thank you for that good sir.

Pretty dumb. Dude gave them the motive within a minute of the interview.

@chalkywhite231 not to mention it cost a woman her life. But yeah what you said. <br>^-^

@chalkywhite231 not to mention it cost a woman her life. But yeah what you said.
^-^

you can get a job managing a restaurant anywhere. you choose killing her over finding a new job.
that decision cost you your freedom. forever.
amazing

Right?! Because being arrested for homicide is much better

Right?! Because being arrested for homicide is much better

I guess he didnt want to get boned for bone-ing bonefish employees *cue CSI yeeeeaaaahhh!!!

Maybe he was the worlds first Bonefish employee who made 7 figures 🤷🏼♂

сергей владимирович

Dude, a restaurant where you can be the head chef + manager AND it's ok for you to pick your scabs while at work? I wouldn't kill to keep this job, I'd massacre.


Detective: "How long have you known Savannah?"

Lee: "To truly understand you question, one must venture into the past to distant Babylonia. "


She was on his ASS. I’d love to see more investigations from these two. Fkn outstanding 1-2 combo


Investigators: “How long have known Savannah?”<br>What Lee heard: “Why did you apply for this job?”

Investigators: “How long have known Savannah?”
What Lee heard: “Why did you apply for this job?”


Has nobody considered that Lee might have magic neck popping hands?


Did anyone else find those texts extremely creepy? Imagine getting that from someone you know. Instant red flag

@Tutto Salvé seeing it now so prominent like you said, I understand your reaction ; D

@The Untrained Nose ahh no worries, that was a little confusing lol

@Tutto Salvé  I had skipped it unwittingly

@The Untrained Nose it's like in the first couple minutes of the video wtf

Give me a time stamp for the part about the texts pls?

Terrifying, literally tells you that persons dead

If literally anyone I knew said that I'd IMMEDIATELY call. I don't know how he thought that'd play out.

He must've been on drugs when he sent them the way the were written like wtf

I dunno my ex literally did that, after we had split. Met someone and just ran off with them.

Christ Almighty. I have three daughters. If one of them sent me such a text... makes me shudder to even consider it.

Chills. Imagine getting this texts from you little sisters phone

@The Thyme Cube How this guy thought the family would respond to his BS texts:

“Where’s Savannah?”

“Savannah won’t be at dinner tonight. She texted saying she’s leaving forever. This is extremely out of character but I’m willing to accept it at face value.”

“Yes, I no longer have questions about her well-being or whereabouts either. Pretty much no reason to ever bring up her name again.”

“Yes. Goodbye forever Savannah!”

It looks like he didn't even try to make it convincing when writing the texts.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin I was about to argue with you until I realized you were trolling, start off absurd from the beginning so you don't raise my blood pressure pls 😂

@somniumisdreaming I mean, you know you were exaggerating, I just want to keep your argument in check if you’re going to combat what I was implying.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin yeah cos he beat strangled and burnt an innocent woman, not that much hurting just got caught imo.

I feel so bad for this guy. He’s hurting.

@Jess no, he was a complete idiot what he was sober already so no he wasn’t high he is naturally like that

Creepy af! Also dumb, sounded so fake I bet he was on something when he wrote it.

I was wondering if anyone else had the same feeling


There's something incredibly human about, "That's the last time you get to wear a chef coat."


Detective : "when was the last time you saw Savanah?"<br>Lee : "Well it all starts at the beginning. My father, was, a drinker. And a fiend. One night he goes off crazier than usual."

Detective : "when was the last time you saw Savanah?"
Lee : "Well it all starts at the beginning. My father, was, a drinker. And a fiend. One night he goes off crazier than usual."


Psychologically ain't nothing more painful as an irreversible epiphany


The only thing you have to say to police during interrogation is “lawyer”. Why are so many oblivious to this?


The irony at the end when he is crying for his own life and says "i'm gonna get my ass killed in prison."  Yeah dude it's scary to contemplat being killed. Now imagine actually being killed...probably really terrifying as it is actually happening. The only reason it was difficult to watch his breakdown at the end is because he was crying for himself alone.

He was crying bout how shed been nice to him and bout his own stupidity too. Idk I felt that. After watching so many cases with fucking sociopats this natural feelings made me sad

@Emils Kukojs  I feel nothing for that thing, he semmed not human even when he was crying, the crying sound false, he was worried for his ass and there was nothing of guilt on what he was telling.

@Randall Flagg Really? I see why you say that but I also feel like it fits under irony. He didn't feel bad for killing her but feels bad that he may die. He wasn't scared for her or understand her fear in her murder but is now terrified that he will die. What would the correct term be? I'm genuinely asking

I do feel sorry for him even after what he did! I'd like to see him succeed in life!


Is there a "technical" reason of why they didn't release the whole interrogation? Are they afraid criminals will learn interrogation techniques or what?<br>thanks

Is there a "technical" reason of why they didn't release the whole interrogation? Are they afraid criminals will learn interrogation techniques or what?
thanks


Who else has watched all his videos multiple times, still missing JCS. I swear I would pay him 1 million bucks to read a story every night to me 🤣 🤣 🤣


They likely edited out his confession because they broke the law to get it, lying about evidence or something. Happens all the time.

They literally have evidence he’s on camera 🤣 y’all are sick


Detective: "How long have you know Savannah?"

Lee: "Fade in. Exterior. Unnamed city. Day. The hustle and bustle is a symphony of progress. We pan past windows, each of which contain a different story, to find Jacey Lakims, 28... hot, but doesn't know it..."


Man I am screwed if I am ever interrogated. I always talk too much in pursuit of whole honesty, feeling like leaving things out is deceptive.

The key is don't be interrogated. Just say lawyer, please


4 detectives in a interview !  Lawyer please .


Isn't that ironic that he said "mom I'm gonna die when I'm in jail" when he is going to jail for killing someone. Makes me angry.


i love how passionate the female detective is; i feel like she’s putting herself in the victims moms shoes


Update: Lee got 40 years for the murder of Savanah Gold.

Update: Lee got 40 years for the murder of Savanah Gold.

@Melatonin you see I was making something called "a joke"

@Melatonin you see I was making something called "a joke"

@EmanTheHeman not necessarily<br> free, just less time, he was a kid.

@EmanTheHeman not necessarily
 free, just less time, he was a kid.

Lee tortured Savannah as well, right?  40 years for a torture-murder?  That's comforting.

@lightfeather There is no training for that.

@lightfeather There is no training for that.

@Jessie! Yeah. You don't wanna mess up in Florida.

@Jessie! Yeah. You don't wanna mess up in Florida.

@Baku I mean tay k was kind of a menace to society. I don't get why people wanted dude free when he legit was laying down the innocent he deserved life too. Making good music isn't a reason to want him free because if he was just some random dude everyone would want him in prison for life.

@lightfeather Thanks for bringing this up.  There's so much that can go into education  that helps individuals and society in turn.

@Dr.Hasbullita lol what is he not already out on the street? shocked if he isn’t especially with these democrat policies.

@Baku fr free tay k i need music im struggling without fire music

@Bull Cat <br>Holy crap, my eyes went 😳 when I read "parole has been abolished in Florida."

@Bull Cat
Holy crap, my eyes went 😳 when I read "parole has been abolished in Florida."

@Super Sharp Shooter How old is he? He doesn't look that old.

@Super Sharp Shooter How old is he? He doesn't look that old.

One thing I like about the US is that they dish out proper sentences.<br>He'd get 7 years in the UK

One thing I like about the US is that they dish out proper sentences.
He'd get 7 years in the UK

I would prefer life in prison ... But 40 is good enough....

I would prefer life in prison ... But 40 is good enough....

@So Cat Laws should change. To point on rehabilitation and reintegration into society

@Cady Mills thanks a lot for sharing infos

@Cady Mills thanks a lot for sharing infos

@CleverTaco My friend the Bible doesn't say you go to a dark dreamless sleep. It says the Dead know nothing. Which in the context makes sense. But we will ALL come before God

@LikeaBoss why brutal broken neck is one of fastest Lol he should get max 30years

@LikeaBoss In Sweden he would get 18 years at worst but probably 10 and out after 5. So 40 in my book is a good sentence

@LikeaBoss In sweden you get less than 10 years. just over a year for throwing a grande into a familys home and blowing up their living room.

@Post Tenebras Lux I’m really hoge, what did Mx say again

@Post Tenebras Lux I’m really hoge, what did Mx say again

@darrenleaguecity I’ve been in jail before. I’d rather be dead.

@CleverTaco Im not religious, Just think If you kill someone you should suffer the same fate.

@Gachabrain he’ll be 70yo. It’s indeed a life sentence

@Gachabrain he’ll be 70yo. It’s indeed a life sentence

@Dr.Hasbullita He's going to be happy bride inside, why to get out....

@gertjan van der meij Why do you say so?

@gertjan van der meij Why do you say so?

@Cory Fiegel ok. I had to Google it. Parole has been abolished in Florida. You must serve 85 % of sentence. You can earn 15% "good time. " You're better off with a life sentence where you can be released after 25 years. 40 years you have to do 34. They just passed a new law this year where you only have to serve 65 percent but I do t know if that is retroactive.

Like most murders, a stupid heat of the moment decision that ruins his life and more importantly ruined the lives of the victim and everyone who cared about her.  I wish we put more importance and funding on prevention.  If we taught conflict management in K-12, maybe people would have a slightly better idea how to prevent themselves or others from escalating to violence.

This for example. What if he'd been taught how to handle this exact scenario.  Really mad, arguing with someone, and it escalates to the point of having violent impulses. If he'd been trained to recognize this feeling and how to handle it, maybe she'd be alive and well today. Her parents would still have a daughter. He'd still have a normal life.

@Cory Fiegel nope, not accuarate. Not sure currently, but just a few years back, it was 80% to 85% if a violent crime, domestic crime, etc.. this is for the state of C.T. anyway at the time.

@Sage Wave depends on what death is. If it's back to dust and a dark dreamless sleep as the bible states, I might agree. If not, then idk 🤔

@Cole Holden if it's just a personal opinion, i get it and respect it. But if it's cause you believe in god and the bible, etc... your in the wrong book.

@Bull Cat think that's only federal charges .... If it was NYS he could go infront of the board after 15. Not sure of different states

@Dr.Hasbullita Won't he have to do at least 85% of that 40 in Florida?

@Jerrod Butali facts. Lawyer wouldve stopped him from sayin she got out n into a truck

Well he took a life, it's amazing that he still might have the chance to get out old

@Killerseed He will be credited the 3 years leading up to the trial. So he will be  68

Soo he'll be 71 when he gets out, if he gets out alive lol

Soo he'll be 71 when he gets out, if he gets out alive lol

He will suffer every time he wakes up from a dream and realizes he’s in prison

Laws should change. No reason to be kept alive, when the girl is dead forever and the family destroyed. It s not justice. And no, prison is not better than death. If it was everyone would ask for it and no reason for lawyers and trials

Should have been longer. Or an eye for an eye if you want to murder someone in my opinion.

Maybe we should get that for drunk deiver murderers? Smdh

Maybe we should get that for drunk deiver murderers? Smdh

Once you know you’re guilty it cuts 60 years off your sentence to show remorse

@LikeaBoss 40 years at his age. Might as well be a life sentence.

Damn only 40, after that brutal murder. Most people in FL who get convicted of a murder this brutal don't get this lucky. Should've got life or death but ill settle with 40 i guess.😒😒

YES!!!!!! He deserves every waking moment.

YES!!!!!! He deserves every waking moment.


i feel like everything he said about what happened in the car is true, also I feel like she did continuingly slap him NOW! i feel like they were arguing and she was pissed(rightfully so) and she was like no bitch you not gonna use me and now act like nothing happened because you worried about your job hell yeah I'm telling everybody we slept together. then that's when she was trying to get out of the car and he kept pulling her back and she started fighting and he choked her out. now do I believe it was an accident I mean it could have been shes swinging on him he grab ger by the neck trying to push her off and because of them being in the backseat of a car the back of her head hit the door and her neck snaps. BUT if that was the case he should have just told the truth from the beginning (this is what happened and this is what I did) I mean you're still going to jail but a good lawyer could possibly argue everything happened in the heat of the moment he was in shock wasn't thinking straight blah blah blah. but the fact that he made up that ridiculous story about the green truck went on and on painting her out to be the bad guy and him the victim is complete crap


25:50 - dunno about you but I found that very poor from the women, she let her own emotions take over and went on a ramble giving him time to think. She should have said they have proof then both waited in silence to see his response. In fact from this moment on I thought she was pretty unprofessional. Just let her emotions dictate her. I think a calm approach is much more effective at getting him to confess, especially as they already have the evidence.

She's playing an act. During one of her emotional pleadings the male detective interrupted her and she so gently tappes him with her foot. He immidiately stops talking, leans back and she continues. Watch 29:45 It was all rehearsed beforehand.


I know what you said about the interrogation about saying a few sentences but you didn’t listen to the clue that he said he’s on Adderall and this is what he sounds like during this interview I’m not defending him but this is what he sounds like and giving such a long crazy answer


"How long have you known Savannah?"<br>"It all started the day of my birth.  You see, my mother decided against vaginal birth and instead..."

"How long have you known Savannah?"
"It all started the day of my birth.  You see, my mother decided against vaginal birth and instead..."


His biggest mistake, he didn't ask for a coke

His biggest mistake, he didn't ask for a coke

You win the internet with a Jeff reference.

You win the internet with a Jeff reference.

Jeff: You trying to play good cop?

Officer: No, I'm usually the prick..

Jeff: Yea, you look like a prick...

Why would he ask for cocaine from police detectives during questioning?

Wham bam thank you for the coke, put me back in a cell 😂😂

Wham bam thank you for the coke, put me back in a cell 😂😂

"wham bam thank you for the coke put me back in that cell"<br>I've never seen a sentence so greatly formed

"wham bam thank you for the coke put me back in that cell"
I've never seen a sentence so greatly formed

@Whoops It’s called The Legend of “Jeff”

@Whoops It’s called The Legend of “Jeff”

They want you to have a drink and can get the DNA off the bottle or cup if you leave it or throw it away?

What about that butterfinger you promised me???

Jeff...

What about that butterfinger you promised me???

Jeff...

@Hunner Smits what's the reference? Something from the legend of Jeff?

@Whoops this is jeff from same channel of video

@Whoops this is jeff from same channel of video

His big mistake is not having Jesus Christ in his life

His big mistake is not having Jesus Christ in his life

Are there any Black suspects on this channel?

Are there any Black suspects on this channel?

Coke and a butterfinger. Jeff's a legend.

Coke and a butterfinger. Jeff's a legend.

@Mike Zilla 3. Not asking for Methadone, and thereby implying the interrogators are going to have a real problem on their hands in 3,2,1...lol

@Whoops right? I showed that one to my teenage daughter and we love Jeff!

All he wanted was one pepsi just one pepsi

All he wanted was one pepsi just one pepsi

Does anybody know why he killed her? Why? She tried to leave the car, why didn’t he let her get out of the car? What the hell was going on?

Aaaaahhhhhaaaaaa thats fucking hilarious

Aaaaahhhhhaaaaaa thats fucking hilarious

He should have had a deal signed by the judge and DA garunteeing him a cigarette 2 times a day. Full confession for cigarettes

Only true fans of this channel will get this reference 👌🏼

Only true fans of this channel will get this reference 👌🏼

this is the stupidest thing i have ever  heard.......dr pepper all the way.

Haha such a staple of the comment sections on his channel
I just think it's kind of funny a good chunk of these are florida..
It's a shit show down there

@Rachel VillarimYt channel " JCS Criminal psychology "
Has a video of Jeff being interrogated...
Jeff is legendary...Jeff likes Cokacola....

That's the video I watched before this one

That's the video I watched before this one

Hunter Smith
that was only his second biggest mistake...
c'mon, ya had a chance to be funny and accurate.
what a shame.

Hunter Smith
that was only his second biggest mistake...
c'mon, ya had a chance to be funny _and_ accurate.
what a shame.

This is Jeff's bro...He dosen't do Coke....

This is Jeff's bro...He dosen't do Coke....

It’s not “legend of Jeff”.... it’s “the legendary Jeff”

It’s not “legend of Jeff”.... it’s “the legendary Jeff”

Jeff for president and coca cola next to him

Jeff for president and coca cola next to him

He did ask, but it was just a fairy tale.

He did ask, but it was just a fairy tale.

My priority would be to secure the Butterfinger first, for Jeff’s sake.

@3Vimages look up the legend of jeff on YouTube

@3Vimages look up the legend of jeff on YouTube

Mannnnnn you hit the nail right on the head☠☠☠

Mannnnnn you hit the nail right on the head☠☠☠

Opinionated Kraken Troll  can you link it please? I’m intrigued!

Real fans knows <br>Also Jeff approves 🤣

Getting a cola is like a cop saying enjoy this last sugary goodness

Lmao I just watched that video before coming here

Lmao I just watched that video before coming here

That's what I thought when he asked for water lol

That's what I thought when he asked for water lol

@GBH and she wouldn't give it to me,just want pepsi

@GBH and she wouldn't give it to me,just want pepsi

Lmao!!! Yes, Jeff, the legend! 😆😆 I am so happy I get this reference! Lol!

Wham. Bam. Thank you for the coke. Put me back in the cell.

Wam, bam, thanks for the coke, put me back in the cell.

Wam, bam, thanks for the coke, put me back in the cell.

Mistakes of Lee Rodarte in order of magnitude:
1. Not asking for Coke
2. Murder

He also didn't stop talking once they said you have the right to remain silent.

@भक्ति legend has it that he still asks for a Coke to this very day.

The fact I know you're talking about Jeff means I've spent too long on this channel

He could’ve had 4 cokes, what a missed opportunity

He could’ve had 4 cokes, what a missed opportunity

Omfg i love that i just came from that video stfu

Omfg i love that i just came from that video stfu

Actual LOL 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

Actual LOL 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

This comment led me to the legend that is Jeff.

This comment led me to the legend that is Jeff.

smart....!!!  soo  so the adderal in his system re+kicks in

smart....!!!  soo  so the adderal in his system re+kicks in

@G. Shrewsbury Coke, Butter Finger, Lawyer in that order

@G. Shrewsbury Coke, Butter Finger, Lawyer in that order

First thing I'm asking for if I ever get questioned... I want a coke.....and a lawyer.

🤣🤣🤣Only a JCS Criminal Psychology viewer would get that🤣🤣🤣

🤣🤣🤣Only a JCS Criminal Psychology viewer would get that🤣🤣🤣

Opinionated Kraken Troll  Jeff the Coce Men was Heroin addicted but innocent

Hahaha.    Right!?  There goes his chance at working for Coke a cola with Jeff!

At least he didn't ask for a diet coke...

At least he didn't ask for a diet coke...

@Hunner Smits I know what you understood.. :D

@Hunner Smits I know what you understood.. :D

@Chillin' with Dylan Got it .... ta dude.

@Chillin' with Dylan Got it .... ta dude.

@3Vimages  The Legend of "Jeff" video on this channel. 😎

@3Vimages  The Legend of "Jeff" video on this channel. 😎

That was the biggest lesson I learned from this channel

That was the biggest lesson I learned from this channel

Pretty sure it was filling out that application at Bonefish

Pretty sure it was filling out that application at Bonefish

Opinionated Kraken Troll <br>It’s a reference to The Legend of Jeff. Enjoy!😎🥤

Opinionated Kraken Troll
It’s a reference to The Legend of Jeff. Enjoy!😎🥤

Opinionated Kraken Troll <br>I’m pretty sure it’s The Legend of Jeff.

Opinionated Kraken Troll
I’m pretty sure it’s The Legend of Jeff.

@Power Moves Please explain what ya talking about or give me a link? Please?

Probably does enjoy coke...but I guess the wrong kind so....

Ahhh I found the Legendary Jeff! Thank you. That man understands his rights and didn’t play into the games of the judicial system ☄

Opinionated Kraken Troll — The legend of Jeff!!

Opinionated Kraken Troll — The legend of Jeff!!

Lmfao I see this coke reference all over the comment section who is the dude who asked for the coke so I can watch his interrogation

Jeff said it right to Police "Your not my Friend"

Jeff said it right to Police "Your not my Friend"

"How long were you waiting to make that comment?"

"A loooooooooooong time buddy"

Neither did he stare into the Detective's soul.

Neither did he stare into the Detective's soul.

He didn't even get a chance at a Butterfingers

He didn't even get a chance at a Butterfingers


God I would confess just to get away from the woman detectives voice lmao


Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?”<br>Lee: “long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the fire nation attacked. Only the avatar, master of all four elements could stop them. But when the world needed him most, he vanished. 100 years past and…”

Detective: “So how long have you known Savannah?”
Lee: “long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the fire nation attacked. Only the avatar, master of all four elements could stop them. But when the world needed him most, he vanished. 100 years past and…”

"Long before time had a name, Ninjago was created by the First Spinjitzu Master, using the Four Weapons of Spinjitzu. The Scythe of Quakes, the Nunchucks of Lightning, the Shurikens of Ice and the Sword of Fire. Weapons so powerful, no one can handle all of their power at once!"

If I'm ever interrogated, that's going to be my response to all the questions. 🤣👍🏼

I hear the music playing in my head as I read this. Haha that was great

@Japheth Japheth I'm in Croatia and of course we have to be last at everything 😭😭

@MinniePooh not sure what country you’re in but I’m watching the last airbender right now!

For a second I thought you were gonna talk about the intro into Origins

A better one would be "It all started when I was born..."

@Tony Arcieri oh youre so edgy. but you know what. ... playing dumb isnt edgy

@ovuvuevuevue enyetuenwuevue ugbemugbem osas you think any murder victim would laugh at a joke? They’re dead

@AltheaTheKnight …and the Airbender said “can we do drugs and have sex?’’  But I said, “oh, no…no…no…this cannot be done for I am your superior and this would be wrong…the Gods would be distraught…”

@Dr Zambie it’s on Netflix now last airbender and legend of Korra

@OBIDEN I was actually rewatching it for the 100x when I commented omg. Ngl it's still great

@AltheaTheKnight I’m watching avatar now lol

@PikethaMike you sound like you are fun at parties

Άγγελος Μορίκης

Άγγελος Μορίκης

Sounds like he would have gotten along very well with Kurt Eichenwald.

Hilarious. You mentioned something that people know.  Hahahahaha references. I remember shows and them having dialog

Haha. that’s good. Quite entertaining 👍🏻

@Jason Roberts <br>"My bad, then. You can go, Holmes."

@Jason Roberts
"My bad, then. You can go, Holmes."

The avatar is a trait for all normal humans   We just have to be brave enough.  That’s the only thing between us and “the avatar”. Or “Superman” or Jesus.

lollll amazing😂

and now I want to watch Avatar again

Omfggg lmfaooo u are so hilarious 😂 😃 😄.  Made my life with this comment lol 😆 🤣

"A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang, and although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world."


I just clicked on "How pretending to be crazy looks like" two weeks ago and I've been on loop ever since. This channel is brilliant. Also I'm now very aware of everything and everyone everywhere I go.

Hah, I began my journey 3 days ago and it's been going great, ever since 😃😆🤯

dude same, i watch these to pass time at work

literally the same video tho like what the actual fck

@Ana Carolina  yes he also had one about Prince Andrew thats gone

@Momo really? i had no idea. it's a pity.

That was literally the same for me. How are these so addictive!?

I guess it is something that we never see. We only ever see little bits or news reports.

Hes deleted some! Like the one with jussie smollet

Exactly how I found these vids! How awesome is this channel!

coworker asks if you want to get a drink after work
Whole SWAT team waiting for them as you clock out 😂 I ain’t trustin no one now lmfao

*coworker asks if you want to get a drink after work*
Whole SWAT team waiting for them as you clock out 😂 I ain’t trustin no one now lmfao

As long as you’re not making uniformed opinions based on shallow observations, there’s so much more to human psychology, you have to know a lot to realize you don’t know even know the half of it.

same, and now im taking two psych classes, a forensics class and switching my major to anthropology and thinking about minoring in psych because of this channel.

Did everyone watch that video first? Cause i did the same

OMG The same thing happened to me! It's also kind of amazing how the algorithm brings people together!

Yup same here, that exact video was on my recommended on my homepage for weeks too before I eventually gave in and clicked... now look at me!

Someone needs to make a YouTube algorithm legend Playlist, the videos that started the most people down rabbit holes.

Youtube brought me down the same route from that video 🤣

I seen that one too 😆 I think it was the legend of Jeff that got me hooked

That's exactly the video I clicked on, roughly . . . oh, I'd say somewhere between three and seven hours ago, it's hard to tell time in a rabbit hole.

Lol it was that exact video that started it all

Only started this morning from South Africa 😅🥺

Same, that was the best suggestion ever, I think I got that video in my recommended Bc I watch audit the audit which this guy also does

Gotta always be aware of your surroundings not even in a paranoid way but just keepin stuff in note around you is a good habit to make

I forgot what started me in the rabbit hole of JCS - that was the video!! Pretending to be crazy! Kudos to you YouTube, also, unrelated note, does anyone know what  a healthy sleep cycle looks like

Welcome to psychology! XD It's hard to switch off. Lolol


These two detectives are the most expertly manipulative parents I've ever seen.

@charutha she was good, but I felt a little TOO forceful, unlike Tammy Lee. I'm innocent and she scared me, lol.

@charutha The female detective just seemed more annoying than motherly.

@samra Easier said than done. It was deliberate, and they got him to confess.

@charutha I think she broke him, at first I thought she was losing control and throwing the interview but I think she got to him.

I started to think they might be together because they looked like a perfect couple.

@Joe Maggi wow.  He’s a horrible killer and you are focusing on the female cop.  Sicko

I know. The calm, direct father and the overly emotional mom. 😆

@V Vey I agree. The other detective tries to divert from what she’s doing sometimes. Maybe she’s trying to play on his emotion because she’s a woman and a mother, but it’s definitely too much and looks fake. I’d be annoyed with her, guilty or not.

She honestly looks like she's going hysterical for no reason and her coworker has to make up for it

@Rob Boss it was just a horrible and extremely unfunny joke, excuted bad.

@charutha she is seriously getting up my nerves, cause it hits close to home

@Reclaimer i dont eat cereal. There is slight chance that you saw a turd in yours.

did you notice how they hung the handcuffs on the door knob of the interrogation room?

@KayAteChef have a sense of humour? No? So F off

Are you suggesting that those detectives are husband and wife and they are interogating their son at a police station?

Thats exactly what it felt like!! It worked on this guy too because he appeared to have a rough childhood and was clearly lost.

I knew the whole thing reminded me of Something!


Interrogator: So, how long do you know Savannah?

Lee: Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that provides a description of the physical properties of nature at the scale of atoms and subatomic particles. It is the foundation of all quantum physics including quantum chemistry, quantum field theory, quantum technology, and quantum information science. Classical physics, the description of physics that existed before the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, describes many aspects of nature at an ordinary (macroscopic) scale, while quantum mechanics explains the aspects of nature at small (atomic and subatomic) scales, for which classical mechanics is insufficient. Most theories in classical physics can be derived from quantum mechanics as an approximation valid at large (macroscopic) scale. Quantum mechanics differs from classical physics in that energy, momentum, angular momentum, and other quantities of a bound system are restricted to discrete values (quantization), objects have characteristics of both particles and waves (wave-particle duality), and there are limits to how accurately the value of a physical quantity can be predicted prior to its measurement, given a complete set of initial conditions (the uncertainty principle). Quantum mechanics arose gradually from theories to explain observations which could not be reconciled with classical physics, such as Max Planck's solution in 1900 to the black-body radiation problem, and the correspondence between energy and frequency in Albert Einstein's 1905 paper which explained the photoelectric effect. These early attempts to understand microscopic phenomena, now known as the "old quantum theory", led to the full development of quantum mechanics in the mid-1920s by Niels Bohr, Erwin Schrödinger, Werner Heisenberg, Max Born and others. The modern theory is formulated in various specially developed mathematical formalisms. In one of them, a mathematical entity called the wave function provides information, in the form of probability amplitudes, about what measurements of a particle's energy, momentum, and other physical properties may yield.

@Ex Tempetus also who says studying physics, tend to disbelieve that, what physics are you studying....

@Ex Tempetus coming from someone who is studying theoretical physics, it would be hard if there was no fullstops, nor paragraphs but whatever dude

@Jordan Francis more like it's hard to read because there's no paragraph breaks due to the same reason it was just copy pasted. Coming from someone who's double majoring in math and physics

It's interesting how much quantum mechanics actually influenced the world before it was even officially coined. Scientists like Einstein inadvertently used it on a fundamental level, without fully realizing what he was playing around with.

Who’s actually gonna read all that shit?

@Eulanze Joubert he's pointing to the fact that Lee gave a very long answer to a very simple question. Not Not good sign.

I'd say his over the top hand gestures, and admitting that he lied to them yesterday aren't  great signs either.

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@Business Of Seyy physics is hard,yo LMAOOOOOOOOO. itll take me even longer

I’m literally pissing my pants💀💀💀this comment needs to be pinned

thats wxactly what i was about to say lol beatme to it

Thank you, I learned a lot about quantum mechanics today :D

In other words he know but acts like he doesn’t know 😂

LMAOOOOOO the fact it took 6 minutes for me to read this all 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Zak Smith are you mad because you didn't understand.... too many big words?

@annie sebastian it was a copy paste lol not that much of an effort

lol... I truly enjoyed that comment<3 @Jodu<3


The only thing I disagree with is that innocent people wouldn't fear the interrogation process.... I feel guilty and scared the moment someone suspects me of something. I wouldn't say that's an unusual response.

Same. Everyone assumes the worst of me and thinks I'm stealing from them or doing something bad causw I always look guilty. I coukdnt imagine if accused me of murder and tried to interrogate me😭

Same. Everyone assumes the worst of me and thinks I'm stealing from them or doing something bad causw I always look guilty. I coukdnt imagine if accused me of murder and tried to interrogate me😭

@emergcon
Yes I understand that they take driving very seriously in Germany. Too bad Americans don’t. We have drivers here who will drive below the speed limit and won’t get out of the fast lane. That doesn’t happen on the Autobahn. My cousins who grew up in Germany told me that if you’re going 100 mph on the Autobahn and you see a car getting larger in your rear view mirror you’d BETTER move over. I’ve also heard that Porsche doesn’t put cup holders in the cars they build for the domestic market because they don’t understand why anyone would be drinking anything (even coffee) while they’re driving. When you’re driving you’re supposed to be paying attention to what you’re doing, not relaxing with a refreshing beverage. 🥴 I understand that the roads in Germany are much better too, at least the Autobahn. I saw a television show about it one time and a guy said that you haven’t lived until you’ve driven a Porsche 200 mph on the Autobahn while listening to Beethoven. I guess I haven’t lived but I would like to try it sometime. Maybe not quite that fast though.

@emergcon
Yes I understand that they take driving very seriously in Germany. Too bad Americans don’t. We have drivers here who will drive below the speed limit and won’t get out of the fast lane. That doesn’t happen on the Autobahn. My cousins who grew up in Germany told me that if you’re going 100 mph on the Autobahn and you see a car getting larger in your rear view mirror you’d *_BETTER_* move over. I’ve also heard that Porsche doesn’t put cup holders in the cars they build for the domestic market because they don’t understand why anyone would be drinking anything (even coffee) while they’re driving. When you’re driving you’re supposed to be paying attention to what you’re doing, not relaxing with a refreshing beverage. 🥴 I understand that the roads in Germany are much better too, at least the Autobahn. I saw a television show about it one time and a guy said that you haven’t lived until you’ve driven a Porsche 200 mph on the Autobahn while listening to Beethoven. I guess I haven’t lived but I would like to try it sometime. Maybe not quite that fast though.

@Vlad the Impala Yeah, I am German so I know that our state attorneys always investigate for some crazy stuff. I went to a sit in in the entrance of the us airbase in frankfurt once. We where carried away by police officers. i was charged with "schwerer Landesfriedensbruch" - (major case of disturbing the peace of germany), resisting arrest, coercion (some drivers exiting the airbase had to use another exit), illegal entry of a military compound, trespassing on protected forgin grounds (like an embassy). I was 14. I send them a letter with a hand drawen picture, my dad paid a symbolic fine of 120 Deutsche Mark and all charges where dropped.

In my experience at least for minor crimes germany is one of the few countries in the world where you are better of talking to the police and confessing something instead of hiring a lawyer and going to court. You pay a smal fine and the case is dismissed.

One last story because its so funy: I was riding my bike during a heavy rainfall. Slipped on the tracks of the tram and crashed head first into an old vw golf. Made a pretty big dent. The police was called. The owner didnt care much. But I was charged with causing a traffic accident with a human casulty. Forget anything I said about german laws being soft - that isnt true for traffic laws. They are hardcore - the result of every german driving as fast as posible anywhere.

I went to the intorigation. Explained my case. After 3 Minutes we switched to smalltalk. Case was dismissed.

Saved a thousand Euros.

Its the same with me, and I am like that because in my upbringing nobody believed me, no matter how much I told the truth.

Its the same with me, and I am like that because in my upbringing nobody believed me, no matter how much I told the truth.

I was interrogated about something I didn't do and reacted about the same. Getting interrogated can be so stressful, trying to remember insane details ("last year, at what hour did you talk to that person? What was the date?" Why would I remember that at the top of my head?) And the hopelessness of knowing that you did nothing wrong, yet not being trusted.

But they did get the guy who did it. F**k him, I hope he never get out of jail :)

@Super Fun Stick Our of curiosity, are you intro or extroverted?

@Super Fun Stick Our of curiosity, are you intro or extroverted?

I guess he would have meant most people?

I guess he would have meant most people?

Lmao yeah I have a moderate-severe anxiety disorder and I would break down instantly even if innocent

Lmao yeah I have a moderate-severe anxiety disorder and I would break down instantly even if innocent

Yep guilty dumdum here. Won't admit to a crime I didn't do, but I'm definitely talktative and fidgety with an authority figure.

Yep guilty dumdum here. Won't admit to a crime I didn't do, but I'm definitely talktative and fidgety with an authority figure.

don't worry the investigator will see that you are innocent

don't worry the investigator will see that you are innocent

@Inquisitor Generally that’s why you ask for lawyer

@Inquisitor Generally that’s why you ask for lawyer

That only comes after getting falsely accused of something so many times.

That only comes after getting falsely accused of something so many times.

TELL ME EVERYTHING YOU DID YESTERDAY AT 12 PM TO 9 PM DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT LEAVING ONE SMALL DETAIL.

TELL ME EVERYTHING YOU DID YESTERDAY AT 12 PM TO 9 PM DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT LEAVING ONE SMALL DETAIL.

i have adhd and a lot of "tells" for lying or guilt are just me being bored and trying to entertain myself so i can think clearly. a bland room with no stimuli besides the cops trying to get me to admit to a crime i didnt do, id be a wreck but its bc im neurodivergent not a criminal lol

That’s why if you’re ever a suspect in interrogation, and you’re innocent, don’t talk to the police. Ask for an attorney, and nothing else.

That’s why if you’re ever a suspect in interrogation, and you’re innocent, don’t talk to the police. Ask for an attorney, and nothing else.

It is a different type of fear. It should be. The odds game says you are not likely to be in trouble, if you are innocent. Innocent people sure do get screwed, but more often than not, they don't.

It is a different type of fear. It should be. The odds game says you are not likely to be in trouble, if you are innocent. Innocent people sure do get screwed, but more often than not, they don't.

True. I was once profiled & pulled over for no reason after dropping a relative off in a "rough" neighborhood in the middle of the day. The cop literally interrogated me about drugs & asked to search my car claiming I was acting "nervous", like I had something to hide, & had been driving over the lines which was lie. I was sober af with a clean driving record & everything valid. I told him I have anxiety to explain  why I was visibly nervous. I've never sold or done drugs or crime in my life & had broken no laws but I was nervous. My voice was trembling & heart racing thinking he would harm or frame me. To get it over with I cooperated & let him search my car which was humiliating.  He found nothing & let me go without even a ticket. Ironically....while profiling me, he pretended to be a friend the entire time, even commented that his wife also has anxiety to appear sympathetic. To this day I regret not refusing his search without a warrant. I may have "appeared" guilty of something to him but I wasn't.

Same. I think it scares me because I know how many innocent people have done time for crimes they never committed

Same. I think it scares me because I know how many innocent people have done time for crimes they never committed

And anybody who has already had the system fail them before.

And anybody who has already had the system fail them before.

@exoploring Well the best thing to do in a police interrogation (whether ur guilty or innocent) is to just ask for a lawyer

@exoploring Well the best thing to do in a police interrogation (whether ur guilty or innocent) is to just ask for a lawyer

I feel like if I was ever interviewed I'd talk their ears off, I naturally am a people pleaser and seek approval

I feel like if I was ever interviewed I'd talk their ears off, I naturally am a people pleaser and seek approval

Me too. I'd be scared to death that they weren't going to believe me or something. The whole situation would just scare the crap out of me.

Me too. I'd be scared to death that they weren't going to believe me or something. The whole situation would just scare the crap out of me.

@Riot Grrrl youd have a different reaction to the people who actually are lying.

They have methods of identifying liars from nervous but innocent people.

@Riot Grrrl youd have a different reaction to the people who actually are lying.

They have methods of identifying liars from nervous but innocent people.

For real.  I got pulled over once in the middle of the night because I drifted off to sleep while driving and was so terrified they thought I was drunk that I couldn't even look at them.  Perked right up when it happened though, so when they gave me a field sobriety test it was fine.  They offered to drive me home and park my car in the locked police lot for me overnight and I took them up on it, and even on the ride home I couldn't look at them because of how embarrassed and scared I was.  Those get brought up as signs of guilt all the time on this channel, if I ever get brought in for questioning I'm going right to jail.

Considering how absurdly corrupt cops are and how eager they are to get confessions and convictions over are else, it is not only normal, but should in fact be entirely expected that you should go into an interrogation afraid, because it doesn't mean jack shit if you're innocent.

Also innocent people get pinned all the time, and some people are even manipulated into confessing something they didn't do.

Also innocent people get pinned all the time, and some people are even manipulated into confessing something they didn't do.

@exoploring and that's why nobody should ever speak to the police without advice of counsel

@exoploring and that's why nobody should ever speak to the police without advice of counsel

@PaddyRoon7 I seen that. And I understand I'm just saying some cops will coerse people into false confessions with their power and techniques. And cause people to go to jail or prison for long periods of time. Alot of time the people end up sueing them for that too and getting  Money compensation which I think is what that guy in the guilty video did. <br>Not all cops are like that but it's unfortunate that some are, and that's was nerve racking about it to me.

@PaddyRoon7 I seen that. And I understand I'm just saying some cops will coerse people into false confessions with their power and techniques. And cause people to go to jail or prison for long periods of time. Alot of time the people end up sueing them for that too and getting  Money compensation which I think is what that guy in the guilty video did.
Not all cops are like that but it's unfortunate that some are, and that's was nerve racking about it to me.

Being scared and/or agitated doesn't mean you're guilty to be fair. If you know you weren't guilty and you tell the truth confidently, you'll be fine. Watch the video on this channel called "Guilty until proven innocent" for some great examples. Those people were innocent, they knew they were innocent, and they were very confident, albeit in different ways.

One guy was very loud and clearly certain that it was not him, and was scared that it was being pinned on him. The other guy was trying to be helpful and behaved in a very reserved way, and was obviously, clearly innocent despite the extremely aggressive interrogation tactics. The thing they had in common is they weren't inventing stories, they weren't navigating through their own lies to come up with alibis, they weren't nervous. They were telling the truth and knew it.

I agree. Bad detectives make people commit false confessions all the time. Everyone gets nervous when a cop gets behind them even when they've done nothing wrong, imagine what they can do when your in an interrogation room.

This guys guilty no doubt, obviously.
I'm just saying.

On a serious note, this channel does have some videos on wrongful conviction. Guilty until proven innocent and Jeff come to mind.

On a serious note, this channel does have some videos on wrongful conviction. Guilty until proven innocent and Jeff come to mind.

Can't talk your way out of jail. Don't talk to cops. Get a lawyer. Especially if you're innocent.

Can't talk your way out of jail. Don't talk to cops. Get a lawyer. Especially if you're innocent.

I agree. I feel like I would be scared even though I know I'm innocent for the simple fact that I think they wouldn't believe me. That would probably cause me to over analyze my responses and be way more in depth with explaining things. Being falsely accused of something is a big fear of mine for this reason. I know it's stupid to think that way, but I feel like I wouldn't be able to help being nervous in a situation like this. I've only been pulled over one time but I automatically went in to full panic mode before the cop even said anything. He just wanted to let me know my tail light wasn't working and I was over there deep breathing all nervous and anxious for no reason lol

@Utkarsh Gupta not necessarily, this youtube channel has another video on wrongfully accused, it presents 2 different cases. One who gets angry and another who doesn't. It's very interesting. Check it out.

Im exactly the same. Like if I see a cop car driving behind me or I see security look at me for a moment while I'm shopping. Even tho I know I haven't done anything wrong I start to panic that I will get intotrouble. Idk if its an anxiety thing or what. But I can't even imagine what my anxiety would do if I was taken in for questioning. Like I tend to word vomit when I have anxiety plus I talk ALOT normally anyways. My husband likes to use throw line from justified "I love how you talk, using 40 words where 4 will suffice"

So with my already natural tendency to talk alot on top if my anxiety and my stress induced word vomit I wouldn't be calm while getting questioned even if I didnt didn't anything wrong hell even if they were just asking me questions as a witness I'd have the same bad reaction

Same, I have a lot of intense anxiety for absolutely nothing so being interrogated by the police would make me super nervous even if I had nothing to do with the crime.

Same, I have a lot of intense anxiety for absolutely nothing so being interrogated by the police would make me super nervous even if I had nothing to do with the crime.

Well yeah even normal job interviews are nerve wrecking and you’re choosing to go there for yourself and it’s an opportunity.

Well yeah even normal job interviews are nerve wrecking and you’re choosing to go there for yourself and it’s an opportunity.

You are goddam right. The fear of being falsely accused, i feel you bro.

You are goddam right. The fear of being falsely accused, i feel you bro.

rite? i'd be scared they won't believe me or something

rite? i'd be scared they won't believe me or something

Yeah introvert people are like that most of the time since we don't know how to interact with other in situations like this and I'm introvert and my heart raises everytime my teacher or a principal announce that someone did something bad and here's what needs to happen or when I hear the police alarm from afar...I'm like was that me? Despite knowing I haven't done anything wrong...

@emergcon <br>Wow! 😳 That’s quite a story! Are you German? Being in a foreign country would make it way more scary.

@emergcon
Wow! 😳 That’s quite a story! Are you German? Being in a foreign country would make it way more scary.

@Silvia Senka
That’s understandable. You want to convince them that you’re innocent. But the more you say the more ammunition you give them to use against you. Your best bet is to say as little as possible. If they say that you have the right to remain silent and that if you choose to give up that right, anything you say can and will be used against you ... take it seriously. Don’t think “Oh well I’m innocent, I have nothing to hide. It’ll be fine.” You have the right to an attorney. Insist on it. It won’t be pleasant after that. They might leave you sitting in a room for a long time. They do that on purpose to make you feel like you’d do anything to get out of that room. They’re trying to wear you down. Also you having the right to remain silent doesn’t mean that they have to stop asking you questions. They’ll try to make you feel like you’re guilty of something. Even if it’s not the thing they’re grilling you about.
BUT
If it was me and someone was missing and I didn’t know if they were alive or dead and I knew something that might help them find the person I would tell them what I knew even if it wasn’t strategically the best thing for me. I’d want to help them find the person if there was a chance they were still alive. That’s not the time to be thinking about covering your own ass. If that’s the case though they probably won’t be playing games like making you sit in a room for a long time because they’ll be wanting to find the person ASAP.

@Silvia Senka
That’s understandable. You want to convince them that you’re innocent. But the more you say the more ammunition you give them to use against you. Your best bet is to say as little as possible. If they say that you have the right to remain silent and that if you choose to give up that right, anything you say can *_and will_* be used against you ... take it seriously. Don’t think “Oh well I’m innocent, I have nothing to hide. It’ll be fine.” You have the right to an attorney. Insist on it. It won’t be pleasant after that. They might leave you sitting in a room for a long time. They do that on purpose to make you feel like you’d do anything to get out of that room. They’re trying to wear you down. Also you having the right to remain silent doesn’t mean that they have to stop asking you questions. They’ll try to make you feel like you’re guilty of something. Even if it’s not the thing they’re grilling you about.
*_BUT_*
If it was me and someone was missing and I didn’t know if they were alive or dead and I knew something that might help them find the person I would tell them what I knew even if it wasn’t strategically the best thing for me. I’d want to help them find the person if there was a chance they were still alive. That’s not the time to be thinking about covering your own ass. If that’s the case though they probably won’t be playing games like making you sit in a room for a long time because they’ll be wanting to find the person ASAP.

@exoploring always get a lawyer! never talk to the police!

@exoploring always get a lawyer! never talk to the police!

Same, I get extremely uncomfortable borderline anxious when someone claims something of theirs is missing when I've been in the same proximity.

Same, I get extremely uncomfortable borderline anxious when someone claims something of theirs is missing when I've been in the same proximity.

Same tbh. I also have terrible memory and tend to overshare quite a bit when I'm nervous or anxious. So yeah I feel like if I ever become a witness/suspect of a crime at any point, I'd be fucked ahaha 😅

I agree so strongly, I know the idea that "if you've nothing to hide you've nothing to fear", but it's scary to be suspected of something so evil, especially considering how many people are locked up or worse all whilst being innocent.

What are you implying I did? lol, Of course you're right, I bet we all hate the inferred accusation of guilt in conversation. It's that "I'm a suspect" thing and it will generate reactions...also, maybe I did it!  ha!

I once paid with an debitcart that wasnt covered. dont know how this could work. but yeah... somehow this 3 euro charge back led to an investigation of advanced wire fraud and i was questioned by the german kriminalpolizei (so a detective). She asked me how I was able to hack the biggest financial institution in germany. They had gained full acces to all my bankaccounts with a warrant. Some how my basic knowledge as someone who is able to fix printers led to the assumption, that I was able to manipulate the accounting of a bank. For 3 Euro Workinggloves.

In the end I promissed, that I would go directly to the store and pay them their money. The state attorney dissmissed the charge due to missing public intresst.

I realy want to know how much money that whole investigation cost. Stateattorney, the police detetive... probably 500 euros....

Man im black, id be defensive cause id think they’re trying to pin me. Id be thinking of everything i did and how long it took me.

Man im black, id be defensive cause id think they’re trying to pin me. Id be thinking of everything i did and how long it took me.

100%. My older brother once confessed to a crime he did not commit. A dog was hit by a car and a neighbor kid  who disliked us blamed my brother (who didn't know how to drive or own a car). Some shitty detectives will break you down to the point where you'll say anything to get out of that room. Its not always about finding the guilty as much as them finding someone/anyone to be charged and convicted. My brother had emotional problems and left the police station shell shocked. He was let off only because the kid who lied kept changing his story.

@Silvia Senka True, also I've always heard the opposite (even in psychology classes). People telling a true story give details, liars are rather brief.

@Silvia Senka True, also I've always heard the opposite (even in psychology classes). People telling a true story give details, liars are rather brief.

Plus I think it’s justifiable to an extent to feel the need to be very detailed when asked in interrogation. Even if you aren’t guilty, you still want to prove that and giving short answers may not seem like the best idea

@OhighO Skater <br>I know some people are wrongly convicted. I hope it’s not a lot of people but I think one way that we could cut down on that is if it was found that the police were at fault there would be consequences. If it was just a mistake the consequences could be fairly light because we all make mistakes but if they carelessly closed the case just because they were in a hurry or worse, deliberately framed someone, then the consequences should be severe. Also if someone falsely accuses someone then the accuser should be subject to the same penalty that they tried to inflict on someone else.

@OhighO Skater
I know some people are wrongly convicted. I hope it’s not a lot of people but I think one way that we could cut down on that is if it was found that the police were at fault there would be consequences. If it was just a mistake the consequences could be fairly light because we all make mistakes but if they carelessly closed the case just because they were in a hurry or worse, deliberately framed someone, then the consequences should be severe. Also if someone falsely accuses someone then the accuser should be subject to the same penalty that they tried to inflict on someone else.

Usually, when people are lying they're calmer, because they not only want to look innocent, but also had time to prepare for the likes of the questions they get. When someone is innocent, but is falsely accused they usually will be nervous and loud, because they were caught off guard and really annoyed. They want to get out of the situation as fast as possible and are really annoyed, because they told the truth and it looks like nobody believes them. This is why their answers could be quick and short, because they want to get over with it fast and also aren't prepared to hold a whole speech about their lives. Maybe they would tell more information, but only what they see to prove their point. Of course everyone is different and it depends on the personality.

especially when for whatever reason you're more likely to be wrongfully convicted

especially when for whatever reason you're more likely to be wrongfully convicted

@exoploring never ever talk to cops; always ALWAYS always get a lawyer, especially if you're innocent. period. NOTHING ELSE FOLLOWS///////

@exoploring never ever talk to cops; always ALWAYS always get a lawyer, especially if you're innocent. period. NOTHING ELSE FOLLOWS///////

This is part of the reason there are so many people that are wrongfully convicted. Very sad

This is part of the reason there are so many people that are wrongfully convicted. Very sad

@Vlad the Impala I'm sorry about that. Thanks for sharing.

@Vlad the Impala I'm sorry about that. Thanks for sharing.

@Riot Grrrl
I agree with you.
I’ve seen enough cop shows (and had one personal experience) to know that when they’re interrogating you they’ve already decided that you’re guilty. When they tell you that you have the right to remain silent and that you can have a lawyer, ask for a lawyer and then clam up. The detective is not your friend. He tries to build a rapport with you so you’ll relax a little and say something that they can use against you.
The personal experience I mentioned was when I was accused of stealing $300.00 from a place I worked. I can only imagine how much scarier it would have been if I was accused of murder. I knew I hadn’t taken the money and I was pretty sure I knew who did. I told the detective who I thought it was and he just kept coming at me with insults and accusations. I finally told him that I’d been cooperative with him but he had shown me no consideration and that he should either arrest me or stop with the third degree. I never heard from him again after that. As far as I know they never even checked the other guy out although there’s no reason to assume that I’d know if they had. But I never heard anything about him being questioned and to this day those people think that I stole money from them.

I agree!! I would be freaking out !! Haha and crying and pleading to let me go. I would probably look soooo guilty and be thrown into prison 😂 because I’m a dum dum too

I agree!! I would be freaking out !! Haha and crying and pleading to let me go. I would probably look soooo guilty and be thrown into prison 😂 because I’m a dum dum too

Get a lawyer the moment police start asking you questions, that's all I can say. Innocent people want and appreciate the help and knowing they are innocent, don't care how that request will be perceived.

Admit it...you're the Zodiac killer....ADMIT IT!

Admit it...you're the Zodiac killer....ADMIT IT!

@Utkarsh Gupta I mean I’ve never been accused of murder 😂, but I remember when I would used to get in trouble as a kid and sometimes I would get punished for stuff I never even did. Like I would look super sus even though I didn’t do anything. I wouldn’t even say anything because I felt that I would look so stupid if I said I didn’t do it because it seemed so obvious that I did do it.

I know that’s super different, but like there are cases where people say they committed a crime and turns out that they didn’t. So I can sort of get it in a way.

I remember something from when I was a kid. We had to switch places in class for something, I don't remember what. And at the end of class, one girl found one of her stuff broken, I don't remember what it was, maybe a pencil or a ruler. So the teacher took out the three kids who had been working on her desk during class that day. I was one of them. She made us sit on a bench and made eye contact with us in silence during a few minutes until she should see which one of us was guilty. The boy was looking at her right in the eyes, he was a very honest kid. The girl was completely avoiding her eyes. I was able to watch her in the eyes for a few seconds but she looked so angry that I couldn't stand her gaze. Now of course the girl was responsible, it was easy to tell. There is a difference between real shame and intimidation, I hope all cops can tell like my teacher could. Even though I was feeling bad and afraid, I was not feeling guilt, and the way I acted was different from the way the other girl acted.

i get so scared of airport security even tho i know i don’t have anything on me, i can’t imagine how scared i’d be during an interrogation.

i get so scared of airport security even tho i know i don’t have anything on me, i can’t imagine how scared i’d be during an interrogation.

and guilty ones sometimes don't fear ot.. think of jodi 👩🏻🎤🤸🏻♀🎶

and guilty ones sometimes don't fear ot.. think of jodi 👩🏻🎤🤸🏻♀🎶

I think we all think this until we're innocent and bring interrogated. I doubt most people would act like this guy if they were innocent despite thinking we would

I think we all think this until we're innocent and bring interrogated. I doubt most people would act like this guy if they were innocent despite thinking we would

Any sort of confrontation makes me nervous to the point of being ill, crying, shaking, fidgeting, rambling/going off topic, not looking people in the eyes, quickly changing emotions, random yelling and anger, hyperfixation and hyperventilation.

you will be aggressively defending when you are innocent and are being framed.

you will be aggressively defending when you are innocent and are being framed.

These people think they have everyone all figured out. It has been proven that some techniques can get people to falsely confess.

These people think they have everyone all figured out. It has been proven that some techniques can get people to falsely confess.

This "commonly believed" bullshit is probably responsible for sending tons of innocent people to prison.

This "commonly believed" bullshit is probably responsible for sending tons of innocent people to prison.

When I talk to a confrontational person, especially if it’s someone I know or “should” be kind, I choke up when I try to talk, though I will try to talk more than usual.

When I talk to a confrontational person, especially if it’s someone I know or “should” be kind, I choke up when I try to talk, though I will try to talk more than usual.

Same. I would be paranoid that they were about to pin something on me.

Same. I would be paranoid that they were about to pin something on me.

I feel guilty for shit I've not done too lmao.

I feel guilty for shit I've not done too lmao.

Same lmao I be feeling guilty for shit I don’t even do idk why

Same lmao I be feeling guilty for shit I don’t even do idk why

Agreed, people get nervous when they get pulled over for minor traffic offences, could only imagine throwing them in a tiny room and accusing them of murder.

Agreed, people get nervous when they get pulled over for minor traffic offences, could only imagine throwing them in a tiny room and accusing them of murder.

I also disagree with another thing, the narrator says that like innocent people answer short and guilty people talk long with a lot of detail. But also, and I’m not at all saying that he is innocent because of course not, he had taken ADHD medicine and that can also make you ramble like that imo

@exoploring yep all of us dumdums our here being convicted for nothing 😔

@exoploring yep all of us dumdums our here being convicted for nothing 😔

You're also afraid of the possibility that people won't believe you.<br>It's always a possibility that you'll be accused and your innocence not recognized. Happens all the time, if in personal situations or criminal investigations.

You're also afraid of the possibility that people won't believe you.
It's always a possibility that you'll be accused and your innocence not recognized. Happens all the time, if in personal situations or criminal investigations.

@Xavi Well, you would consent to an experiment like this first. But I agree, we need to be very careful about the way we question suspects.

@Xavi Well, you would consent to an experiment like this first. But I agree, we need to be very careful about the way we question suspects.

@Riot Grrrl Now that sounds scary, wouldn't wanna be on the tail-end of that!

@Riot Grrrl Now that sounds scary, wouldn't wanna be on the tail-end of that!

@Xavi I don't know anymore😥
That must mean I'm guilty.

Jokes aside, I might be the perfect candidate for these experiments where they plant memories into "suspects" so they confess to crimes they never did. It's a real thing and kind of worrying that suggestion can do that.

Absolute same! Theres always the fear of being wrongly accused of something :,((( and what if I say something that might incriminate but in reality I'm just a dumdum who says dumdum things

Absolute same! Theres always the fear of being wrongly accused of something :,((( and what if I say something that might incriminate but in reality I'm just a dumdum who says dumdum things

@Riot Grrrl Where were you the morning of May 27 2021 at around 10:41 AM?

@Riot Grrrl Where were you the morning of May 27 2021 at around 10:41 AM?

@Hayden Allen Ahh, you're doing it to me now😱

@Hayden Allen Ahh, you're doing it to me now😱


Thanks to "How pretending to be crazy looks like" I fell into a rabbit hole. I can't stop watching these videos.

@Keith hey Keith gotta ask, are you still telling people that nobody asked them anything?

@Keith that comment was for me.

I asked for it.

good thing it's another lockdown or I would have been F'ed in the morning

@Keith No one ever has to ask for someone to make a YouTube comment.

Omg they're the best content on YouTube. These videos hit on just about every emotion I experience

Holy crap, SAME! That kid looked like a character from Harry Potter and it got my attention. Now I'm watching one or two a friggen day. Lol

@Keith I'm p sure jcs appreciates this lol

Me too. Now I'm running out of them. Need more.

@Keith thanks to “what pretending to be crazy looks like” I’ve found the next serial killer. Sadly all I know is he goes by Keith

Welcome to the fold friend.  Just wait til a new one comes out after a 6-8 month wait.  You’ll instantly shit yourself with happiness.  You’ve been warned. Plan accordingly.

@Fruitless - Some people just be like that.  Even he don't know why.  He ain't nobody

The channel should do a whole video on the psychology of us viewers unable to stop watching this sh*it lol

Im here too bro, dont even know why I keep watching them....

@Jacob Hoover. She?  That’s a Japanese man.  Lmao

Exact same thing happened to me. How "Pretending to be crazy looks like" was probably the most interesting video I have ever seen, makes you get really into psychology

Did you think of that comment all by yourself or had you read in about a hundred other posts?  I didn't notice him pretending to act "crazy"; what did you see that made him seem unbalanced?

Same! Now I feel like I want to experience a police interrogation to see if I can put to use all the methods I have learnt

U r not alone. Haha.  Its so intriguing how evil some people are...And u get to learn from their mistakes...not to murder or lie or talk without an attorney.  Now I suspect JCS is an attorney. Hahaha

I saw ur dp and felt at home bcz a fellow nctzen is here 😂

@Pepi Roni thanks, I got to pet them when the band I was in performed at 97x, it was a bunch of rescues. Cutest lil things

@Pepi Roni doubt it, most successful people have better things to do

@Pepi Roni you got trump in your pfp, I get you’re trolling but don’t you have better things to do?

@Keith she got 500 like and you got one L

same I watched that 3 days ago and I've seen like 9 of these since

Same. That one was so good now I can't stop watching these.

Same, my addiction started just 3 days ago 😳