I love how after his confession, the one thing he regrets is telling the truth and not killing a girl in cold blood and burning her body.

I love how after his confession, the one thing he regrets is telling the truth and not killing a girl in cold blood and burning her body.

I hate myself for reading comments before I’m done with the video 😳

I hate myself for reading comments before I’m done with the video 😳

@THRAX BERSERKER yet pleads not guilty do to fearing for his own life.... Come on, he didn't mean a word of it and if he did feel sorry for killing her its only because it ruined his life.
 The putting on the chefs coat proves he's only concerned about himself and he's clearly not thinking of her.
 Oh, and you may have missed it but watch the end again, thats rage when he os saying "fucking Savanna". Basically he's implying its her fault for his actions.

@James Baumann you should read comments when you already watched the video, or you will get spoilers lol

@James Baumann you should read comments when you already watched the video, or you will get spoilers lol

He literally says I’m so sorry savannah so I wouldn’t say that’s accurate at all and talking about how dumb he is

He literally says I’m so sorry savannah so I wouldn’t say that’s accurate at all and talking about how dumb he is

@smurphas Nobody who strangles a person to death is a good person, no exceptions. He looked her in the eyes watched her die and didn't give a f*ck until he was caught. Don't be naive those tears were solely for himself.

@smurphas You didn't watch the full confession. It's online they had to drag it out of him and even then he lied about how he killed her.  Also the slashing of her tires and the pulling her back in as she tied to  escape aswell the lying right through the interrogation and all of a sudden he's ok because he cried. Seriously?

@CARI BROWN altho i get what ur saying its clear that how he reacted in the room was real, and after having some to think he worked out how he might have a chance to save his ass. the plea has absolutely nothing to do with his true emotions, which were of remorse.

@Twilight Stories exactly what he did lmao

@Twilight Stories exactly what he did lmao

@Jonathan H Kim this is a little bit attacking but i view things the same way, simply with less emotion.

@Jonathan H Kim this is a little bit attacking but i view things the same way, simply with less emotion.

@hollywood dc good to see other people understand this

@hollywood dc good to see other people understand this

i dont understand why you or JCS think this, he was clearly telling himself he was stupid for killing her. its clear he is not a murderer and that was not at all his intention, it only became such as the moments heat continued to rise. it might baffle some people that I can say this, but I think lee is really a lot more of a normal guy than you would originally think, just with possible serious anger issues. after killing her he probably instantly goes shit what have i done, and realises he needs to save himself from incrimination.
you can also see afterwards in his breakdown the anguish he feels at himself for ruining his life because of this mistake.
Lee is a murderer, and he should get punished, but we have to remember what prison is for. it is to threaten those of what will come if they do the wrong thing, and it is to teach people of what will happen if they do the wrong thing again. honest to god, do you think that lee would ever kill another person if he spent only a year in jail? i don't think so at all. he wants savannah to be alive, and he hates himself enough for killing her that he would probably be cautious for the rest of his life.

i really hope someone read all this, and if you did please take the time to give a detailed response with your opinion, just be careful to not talk out of emotion and think purely radically. i totally understand how crazy this sounds, he killed someone but i think he wouldnt do it again if he was barely punished? yes, but only because of my judgement of his character when he thinks no one else is watching.
and for the record this is not to say he doesnt deserve harsh punishment, only that he would not commit murder again without it.
thanks for reading btw :)

Well then "I love how.." doesnt really work here well does it

Well then "I love how.." doesnt really work here well does it

@Dodged a Bullet So! Are you another one of these bleeding hearts that gives a vicious murderer a pass because they blubbered 'sorry' after the fact.

@Dodged a Bullet So! Are you another one of these bleeding hearts that gives a vicious murderer a pass because they blubbered 'sorry' after the fact.

Well, not that it’s much…but he did say, “I’m so sorry Savanah”, AFTER crying for himself.

Well, not that it’s much…but he did say, “I’m so sorry Savanah”, AFTER crying for himself.

@hollywood dc A mother who dumps her baby's body in a trash can
 = monster.
A guy who dumps his girlfriend's body in a trash can
= poor misunderstood sweetheart,
because he cried.
Tell me again why you're morally superior? I keep forgetting.

@James Baumann My common sense tells me not to read comments if I don't want anything spoiled. And here I am in the comment section after watching the entire video.

@James Baumann My common sense tells me not to read comments if I don't want anything spoiled. And here I am in the comment section after watching the entire video.

@hollywood dc Every bit of my comentary is relevent.<br>You don't like tough questions that's all.

@hollywood dc Every bit of my comentary is relevent.
You don't like tough questions that's all.

@The Galactic Emperor How long you been out of jail or is that the psychiatric ward?

@The Galactic Emperor How long you been out of jail or is that the psychiatric ward?

@Michael McGee I like how you've avoided the question completely. How is the man supposed to react and what was the appropriate response? Without irrelevant commentary

@Michael McGee I like how you've avoided the question completely. How is the man supposed to react and what was the appropriate response? Without irrelevant commentary

@hollywood dc Mum dumps her baby as trash Lee dumps his girlfriend as trash. Please explain the difference?

@hollywood dc Mum dumps her baby as trash Lee dumps his girlfriend as trash. Please explain the difference?

@Michael McGee since you are so much more morally enlightened, please describe the proper appropriate way for this man to have reacted after the interrogation

@Michael McGee since you are so much more morally enlightened, please describe the proper appropriate way for this man to have reacted after the interrogation

@Seth exactly, what do these ppl not get. Nobody said let him free, but he's literally the only one of these videos that actually showed remorse. Do these ppl prefer the mom's who strangle their 2 yr old babies and dump them as if it was tues's trash, without a shred of emotion?

@Michael McGee He literally did. He's crying and apologizing. Like I said, I don't feel bad for him, or forgive him for his dumbass crime, but he did feel remorse. Remorse and anger kind of go hand in hand when you kill a person if you have even a shred of sanity. He's mad at her for him killing her, like an idiot, but he still was remorseful. Probably for both her because he ended her life, and for himself because now he has to deal with the consequences.

@Old Ironsides It's been released now. Look it up.

@Old Ironsides It's been released now. Look it up.

@CARI BROWN lmaoooooo that's decided by his lawyers

@CARI BROWN lmaoooooo that's decided by his lawyers

Cries for his mommy... These people are unbelievable.  Yea your a real man dude...

Cries for his mommy... These people are unbelievable.  Yea your a real man dude...

@James Baumann pro tip: don't check the comments lol

@James Baumann pro tip: don't check the comments lol

This is not cold blooded murder. It was done in the heat of the moment.

This is not cold blooded murder. It was done in the heat of the moment.

He's an awful guy, but saying that he only felt regret about telling the truth isn't true, though it is one of the factors in his emotional response

He's an awful guy, but saying that he only felt regret about telling the truth isn't true, though it is one of the factors in his emotional response

@Munch Moo He's feeling conflicted emotions. This man is obviously not okay, and in his state he can snap back and forth between anger, self-pity, fear, remorse within moments. All of these emotions are real, but a lot of people here zero in on one of them and pretend like the others don't exist.

I guess it's easier to see murderers as soulless monsters and not as human beings just like us.

OK wait I just read through these rosponses

Guys, no offence but, are you dumb?

"Why didn't you just tell her to leave you alone?"
"This isn't you, Lee"
"I'm so sorry Savannah"
"She was so nice to you"

All of those where said by him, all of them clearly refer to how much he regretted killing her. He wouldn't be apologising to her for admitting that he killed her. He's apologising for killing her. Come on.

Btw, I don't want to seem like I'm defending him. He's a murderer and deserves jail for life. I'm just annoyed that this many people got it wrong.

No, he regretted the murder.
"Why didn't you tell her to leave you alone"
"This isn't you, Lee"
"I'm so sorry Savannah"

All clearly reffering to her death

No, he regretted the murder.
"Why didn't you tell her to leave you alone"
"This isn't you, Lee"
"I'm so sorry Savannah"

All clearly reffering to her death

@Gui Caldo He also said "fucking Savannah" as though blaming her for his outcome. Finally if any said guilt was worth anything, even considering evidence such as a whole ass confession, why would he not plead guilty, the very least he could do, even if advised by lawyers to fabricate the story, to agree and say u killed in self defence. How low can you be.

He does say "I'm sorry Savannah" at some point, and also something like "She was nice to you". There has to be <i>some</i> kind of guilt for killing her.

He does say "I'm sorry Savannah" at some point, and also something like "She was nice to you". There has to be _some_ kind of guilt for killing her.

Well actually he apologizes to her multiple times (not justifying it just saying)

Well actually he apologizes to her multiple times (not justifying it just saying)

He even said that she was good to him and that he should have told her to leave him alone.

He even said that she was good to him and that he should have told her to leave him alone.

He didn't kill her in cold blood. He stupidly allowed this girl, who was evidently troublesome, to get under his skin to the point where he snapped.

He didn't kill her in cold blood. He stupidly allowed this girl, who was evidently troublesome, to get under his skin to the point where he snapped.

@CARI BROWN what is more genuine. Raw statements made during emotional breakdown, or moves in the cold game called court. With clear mind and lawyers giving legal advices.
Trial has little to do with feeling of regret.
9,9/10 humans that will commit a crime worth regretting, would prefer to regret it outside jail. Just because the self preservation instinct kicks in, which y'all love to talk about like you're all a psychologists, doesn't mean he won't regret that day till his death. Just because he will regret this day till his death, doesn't mean that he will abandon life and just give up.

@hollywood dc The ONLY reason he cried was because he realized he was going to jail.

@hollywood dc The ONLY reason he cried was because he realized he was going to jail.

@Michael McGee how is someone supposed to act then?

@Michael McGee how is someone supposed to act then?

@whatsgoingon07 He never had any guilt. Not one bit.

@whatsgoingon07 He never had any guilt. Not one bit.

@hollywood dc He was upset he was caught. That's it.

@hollywood dc He was upset he was caught. That's it.

@whatsgoingon07 He never felt any guilt.

@whatsgoingon07 He never felt any guilt.

@Kratoes did you read the above comments? A legal plea in court prepared by a litigation team hardly means what someone is actually feeling about a situation

@Kratoes did you read the above comments? A legal plea in court prepared by a litigation team hardly means what someone is actually feeling about a situation

@hollywood dc Im saying that him whining about regretting it the last 25% means nothing since in court he plead not guilty and blames her, and claimed self defense against her.

@hollywood dc Im saying that him whining about regretting it the last 25% means nothing since in court he plead not guilty and blames her, and claimed self defense against her.

@Kratoes I don't understand what are you trying to say?

@Kratoes I don't understand what are you trying to say?

@hollywood dc He claimed not guilty and said it was self defense..

@hollywood dc He claimed not guilty and said it was self defense..

@whatsgoingon07 I don’t think he has much quilt. He tried to claim self defense.

@whatsgoingon07 I don’t think he has much quilt. He tried to claim self defense.

You must have gone out of your way to get that interpretation

You must have gone out of your way to get that interpretation

Is he though? Are u are mind reader? I understand why u wouldnt like the guys, but still, that doesnt mean that he doesnt care about the girl (Or about killing her to be more specific)

Is he though? Are u are mind reader? I understand why u wouldnt like the guys, but still, that doesnt mean that he doesnt care about the girl (Or about killing her to be more specific)

Yea but he only considers her way after the fact. He was more mad about getting caught then anything. Then as he grieved he regretted it but up until that point he had clearly no regrets even showing up you could tell he thought he was gana get away with it

@THRAX BERSERKER Im simply saying his pathetic apology is pointless meaningless and empty. The only thing he regrets is being caught. His actions prove that to be true.

@THRAX BERSERKER Im simply saying his pathetic apology is pointless meaningless and empty. The only thing he regrets is being caught. His actions prove that to be true.

@Michael Fox I'm talking about the fact that he clearly apologized while crying lol

@Michael Fox I'm talking about the fact that he clearly apologized while crying lol

He clearly said I'm so sorry savannah while crying tf are you talking about

He clearly said I'm so sorry savannah while crying tf are you talking about

@Sean Brazell The cause for his emotional breakdown was because he got caught....period. He had no real remorse for his actions and until he was caught never gave her a second thought. His main concern was his own welfare made apparent by his statements of he was going places...I'm gonna die in jail etc. He didn't show an ounce of remorse for having killed her. His actions were completely intentional and calculated and he deserves no sympathy of any kind.

@Sean Brazell If you find an apology in that sort of context useful or helpful that's fine and I'm not saying you shouldn't,.....I'm simply just not wired that way. To me anything done that would require an apology can easily be avoided with a moment of forethought and a sense of right and wrong. Situational awareness is in my opinion one of the most important aspects of living in a society.

@Michael Fox Extreme emotion  and a overload of adrenaline can cause people to say or do something to hurt the other person not unlike a clumsy punch being thrown without thinking or the intent to kill or maim. If that is the case an apology could be both genuine and helpful,  even if only as a way to move separately forward with one less festering regret and gain emotional closure of one door of life so another can be more cleanly and positively opened.  Obviously that is a substantially different set of doors if the conduct in question is  a horrifically violent crime or vicious,  cruel words written or spoken in a calculated way for maximum harm to achieve the longest lasting lament.

It sounded like he regretted MANY things.  Why they didn't release the actual confession, but still released the aftermath , should be a cause for concern.  Seeing JUST the emotional carnage without it's actual cause is a HIGHLY manipulative act towards the public, the media,  and through the media the pool of potential jurors for any trial.

@David Mulder That is a very valid argument but doesnt really address my point. What I am referring to are actions or statements said or done with intent and full knowledge of the potential outcome. Example,..your buddy borrows your car and you trust him because he is generally a responsible person but on this occasion he goes out and has a few drinks and hits a trash can or a stop sign...nothing major just a bit of damage. An apology is hollow from that point as he knew the potential consequences of doing this but did it anyway. Same thing as in a heated argument with your wife you call her a bitch or a cunt...no real harm but you knew the use of simple words could potentially destroy your relationship but said it anyway. My entire point is not simple mistakes but actions or words that you know beforehand are going to cause harm either physically or emotionally but you do/say them anyway. Apologies at that point are pointless as the fact you gave no forethought to begin with shows you had every intention of doing or saying what you did regardless of outcome. My response to apologies is simply dont apologize just dont do it if its going to require an apology afterward.

@Άγγελος Μορίκης Im not talking about little mistakes,..im talking about actions or statements made with intent knowing full well what the outcome will be if found out. I did not use the word malice by mistake. Even little mistakes are better dealt with by learning to not do that rather than an empty "im sorry" and then 2 weeks later you do it again.

@Michael Fox Apologies at their core are an individual admitting they made a mistake. That what happened was not how they wished to act. Of course there can be insincere apologies, but claiming that all apologies are insincere is claiming that humans can't learn from their mistakes, grow and forgive each other. Humans aren't machines that make perfectly calculated choices. Not offering an apology when you made a mistake is literally claiming that you don't make mistakes, thus putting the fault always with the other party. My sincere recommendation after any negative interaction with another human is to literally ask yourself "is there <b>anything</b> I could apologize for?", as that sets the tone for the entire discussion: a tone that invites reflection and growth.

@Michael Fox Apologies at their core are an individual admitting they made a mistake. That what happened was not how they wished to act. Of course there can be insincere apologies, but claiming that all apologies are insincere is claiming that humans can't learn from their mistakes, grow and forgive each other. Humans aren't machines that make perfectly calculated choices. Not offering an apology when you made a mistake is literally claiming that you don't make mistakes, thus putting the fault always with the other party. My sincere recommendation after any negative interaction with another human is to literally ask yourself "is there *anything* I could apologize for?", as that sets the tone for the entire discussion: a tone that invites reflection and growth.

@Michael Fox so you expect people to be saints? we make 'mistakes' its what people do.

@Michael Fox so you expect people to be saints? we make 'mistakes' its what people do.

Άγγελος Μορίκης

@CARI BROWN he said mmultiple times that he was gonna get killed in prison, so...

@CARI BROWN he said mmultiple times that he was gonna get killed in prison, so...

Άγγελος Μορίκης

@-Elliott- average dragon enjoyer I'm not and never have said nor expect everyone to agree with my personal take on the psychology of apologies. My entire take on it is built from my own personal experiences and relationships. Not owing apologies is just simple logic but not accepting them is completely up to each individual. When someone offers me an apology for their behaviour or poor choice of words etc. I don't just write them off I simply offer an alternative which is...instead of apologizing because you got caught, just don't do things in the future that would require such. It really isn't all that hard to do the right thing even when nobody is watching.

This is a prime example of why apologies mean nothing and are just empty platitudes. Anything said or done that would warrant an apology is full well known at the time of doing or saying it. If you do it or say it anyway, any apology given after the fact is to me, pointless and empty. The only thing people apologize for is getting caught or called out as they would never apologize if nobody ever knew they said or did it. I personally do not offer or accept apologies for this reason. The easiest way to avoid anyone expecting one from you is to treat all with respect and do or say nothing with intention of malice to begin with.

@James Baumann this ain’t no reality drama man this is someone’s life.

@James Baumann this ain’t no reality drama man this is someone’s life.

Not true. He had remorse. Not defending him, but you are lying.

Not true. He had remorse. Not defending him, but you are lying.

@Twilight Stories When global warming really kicks in do you think people are going to be filled mostly with regret and remorse for the way they treated the planet, or with instincts of self-preservation and fear over how they can deal with new and extreme weather conditions?

@James Baumann why did you go into the comments

@James Baumann why did you go into the comments

@James Baumann Why are you in the comments then?

@James Baumann Why are you in the comments then?

What confession?   They showed everything but the confession and then after.

And won’t release it. Kinda odd

What confession?   They showed everything but the confession and then after.

And won’t release it. Kinda odd

@CARI BROWN Pleading something is defined by lawyers and 'logic'. We never see a sincere criminal/perpetrator/etc. In an interview they are pressured (don't forget all the false confessions) and in court they are trying their best to survive. My mother trains pastors in working with people who have psychological issues, and that includes prison pastors and thus I have some special interest in their stories... and the way these types of criminals over time see their acts is all over the place. You have everything, from complete victim blaming to thinking they are the worst thing to have ever walked on this earth.

@CARI BROWN that's some really good acting, and really quick litigation planning, if you think he was acting to fall in line with his lawyers defense in a trial months, if not years later. I'm doubting a Applebee's chef who's never been to a murder trial, knew how to prep this up for a camera in line with a future defense..... He says several times he screwed up his own life after just seemingly getting shit together, as new head chef, and not getting in trouble with other dumb shit.... It seems more of a stretch that crying during interrogation was just manipulation for a stone cold killer

@hollywood dc at first I felt his reaction was genuine & acknowledged he seemed remorseful  however the fact he didn't just admit guilt & take a plea deal but instead pleaded not guilty - this alone made me pause & question how genuine & sincere he was being. He took a huge risk going to trial with all evidence against him including this video but he claimed self defense... completely blaming victim for her own death, a terrifying 90lb girl. That's where he lost all credibility with me. I understand one needs  a defense in trial & this was prob only shot he had . While I do feel some of those emotions were genuine & normal  when a good person makes one snap very bad decision.. I have to wonder if he was trying to seem remorseful for camera. Once he figured his self defense angle, he did blame her in the end

First, why would you love that? Second, that is not the case. He says, "Savannah was so nice to you. For somebody who was a bitch to you. How does that make any sense?" He's saying that he left Savannah (and subsequently killed her) to be with someone else who, in his words, was a bitch to him. It seems quite clear that he regrets this.

This is simply untrue. He clearly had at least some regret. Repeatedly calling himself a piece of shit and apologizing to his victim.

This is simply untrue. He clearly had at least some regret. Repeatedly calling himself a piece of shit and apologizing to his victim.

He does feel remorse though in saying "Im so sorry Savannah. Im so sorry." I am in no way defending him for this crime, I'm not a murderer apologist, but he did feel remorse for killing her.

He does feel remorse though in saying "Im so sorry Savannah. Im so sorry." I am in no way defending him for this crime, I'm not a murderer apologist, but he did feel remorse for killing her.

He literally said that he is sorry to Savannah in his monologue.

He literally said that he is sorry to Savannah in his monologue.

I'm from Jacksonville and know the situation he totally lied he was trying to be with her and she didn't want him and refused him and that's why he killed her because his macho player ego was hurt

He did say "I'm so sorry savanna...you were so nice to me" not that it matters but 😞😞

He did say "I'm so sorry savanna...you were so nice to me" not that it matters but 😞😞

@Twilight Stories yes, read all the comments above

@Twilight Stories yes, read all the comments above

@hollywood dc You should regret the crime you did, not just the punishment. Especially in a murder case.

@hollywood dc You should regret the crime you did, not just the punishment. Especially in a murder case.

@Alex Welch I don't get this criticism. It's on every video. Of course he's gonna breakdown after punishment. That's why there's a punishment. So ppl regret bad decisions. The thing ppl don't see is usually the hell ppl face to make these decisions to even ending someone's life. Dealing with social pressure at his workplace as a chef seemed to equate to a jail cell in that moment

Well in his hysteria he realized that his freedom was over. Once he understood this fact, he broke down. As he only cares about self preservation

Well in his hysteria he realized that his freedom was over. Once he understood this fact, he broke down. As he only cares about self preservation

he assumes they understand bc his job said co-worker relationships lol

he assumes they understand bc his job said co-worker relationships lol

@Jonathan H Kim right? Is it like the first time watching these? Most of these are mom's who respond deadpan to police talking about their dead babies bodys. But a dude balling his eyes out is a ice cold psychopath

@CARI BROWN he said they both used drugs, both young and trying to figure out life. He most likely killed her in a spur of the moment emotional distress and that big mistake caught up to him. His reaction is what I imagined to b normal after doing something that bad, out of character

Agreed. His plea had zero to do with his feelings.

Agreed. His plea had zero to do with his feelings.

@James Baumann Maybe don't read the comments until you've finished the video, doofus.

@James Baumann Maybe don't read the comments until you've finished the video, doofus.

@CARI BROWN I don't think it was acting. a plea is far from someone's actual feelings

@CARI BROWN I don't think it was acting. a plea is far from someone's actual feelings

He went through whole range of thoughts emotions regrets remorse etc. I was thinking if that were me I could see going from denial  to remorse to being angry at victim then realizing I am the pos & ruined both our lives over a moment of rage... I get it & I think that's what happened with him. I mean I can't justify his actions but he at least did apologize to Savannah where many killer refuse to acknowledge the victim at all or continue to blame victim never accepting their own responsibility ever so I give this guy little tiny credit for that. But I wonder if it was just for cameras cuz he did plead not guilty & self defense claim so ya he was a good actor psychopath more I think of it.

Actually he did, the last 25% of the whole vid is him crying sorry about what he did

Actually he did, the last 25% of the whole vid is him crying sorry about what he did

It’s a Self preservation instinct kicking in, his guilt of her murder would come later

It’s a Self preservation instinct kicking in, his guilt of her murder would come later

Well in his mental breakdown he clearly talks about how stupid it was that he killed her instead of just walking away

Well in his mental breakdown he clearly talks about how stupid it was that he killed her instead of just walking away


The fact he was so passionate about being a chef "This is the last time you wear a chef clothes", also shows how a moment of stupidity can ruin your life

„Moment of stupidity“ was he talking to himself proud of being a chef 😝

This is gaslightning 191: What you saw didn't happen because I say so.

"A moment of stupidity". This was premeditated murder. Sheesh! He destroyed a life and left many in grief he deserves every second of jail he gets.

do passionate chefs usually peel scabs while cooking where you are from?

@Lucas Groves thats good. But lets focus on the real issue. Lets debate, whats your answer? Are you gonna ran away like what you are doing now? Pointing unnecessary things to escape the real issue?

@My Master My King I only ever delete a reply to avoid a trivial edit, and always replace it immediately. So you aren't missing any replies.

Evidently, you don't know it's fallacious to overstate your opponents' arguments, which you've done three times at least. You're disingenuous in claiming that I belittled you, when the opposite is what occurred. I made a rational point about the mindset of people who never notice that they've missed some basic grammar, but nevertheless move on to argue philosophy. While still never catching up on the grammar, but always ready to claim that grammar is a trivial issue. 😆 That self-involved mindset I do laugh at.

"you will not laugh when I debated you." You just did it again. blasphemed, happened, debated These are all past tense. You say "Oh, thanks for the correction, I really appreciate it." But not only is THAT a lie, you don't even actually take up the point that you call a correction! You're still making the original error! Classic passive-aggressive. You don't welcome the correction at all; you're just being sarcastic about it. Failure to notice long-missed points of development, even when they are explicitly mentioned; ordering people to remove comments because they insult some imaginary deity; persistently passive-aggressive discourse... all hallmarks of a narcissist.

@My Master My King I only ever delete a reply to avoid a trivial edit, and always replace it immediately. So you aren't missing any replies.

Evidently, you don't know it's fallacious to overstate your opponents' arguments, which you've done three times at least. You're disingenuous in claiming that I belittled you, when the opposite is what occurred. I made a rational point about the mindset of people who never _notice_ that they've missed some basic grammar, but nevertheless move on to argue philosophy. While still never catching up on the grammar, but always ready to claim that grammar is a trivial issue. 😆 That self-involved mindset I do laugh at.

"you will not laugh when I debated you." You just did it again. _blasphemed, happened, debated_ These are all past tense. You say "Oh, thanks for the correction, I really appreciate it." But not only is THAT a lie, you don't even actually take up the point that you call a correction! You're still making the original error! Classic passive-aggressive. You don't welcome the correction at all; you're just being sarcastic about it. Failure to notice long-missed points of development, even when they are explicitly mentioned; ordering people to remove comments because they insult some imaginary deity; persistently passive-aggressive discourse... all hallmarks of a narcissist.

@Lucas Groves and let me clarify I did not mean your reply to my last reply but the long reply that you deleted thats why I ask wheres your reply. And you can laugh at my grammar but you will not laugh when you I debated you. I will expose you mark my word

@Lucas Groves you have a lot of errors too that I could correct. But I have no time for that, but if we could debate face to face, I will have a good time. And please don't use emoji its only for kids

@My Master My King 😄 Gives me about eight things to respond to, but wants an immediate reply.

@Lucas Groves wheres your reply I said lets debate face to face. I will work on my grammar because you belittle me for it. Give me your email.

@Lucas Groves oh yes! Thank you for your criticism. I appreciate it, to be honest. But since I am not really good at english, and you are criticising me bitterly for that. Maybe after 1 month lets debate, online what would you say? I'll study grammar and you'll study your argument then lets debate?

Its your pride that stopping you from believing in God, you don't even love yourself that much but God loves you immeasurably. You think God is vindictive? How?

@Lucas Groves I have a grammar like this because I'm not an english speaker, but I could speak without even learning your pride grammar. But protecting God's dignity is my supreme duty! Let me tell you, when you die, what do you think will happened to you? You don't believe in God even though everything points out that there is a God, but what is holding you is your pride. Good luck with your damned way.

@My Master My King "should never blasphemed"? You have grammar like that, but you're lecturing people on cosmology? 😄 Go ahead and be abject to some imaginary master all you like, but don't indignantly demand that other people somehow "respect" it. That's garbage. How much respect would you have for the belief that <i>Jack and The Beanstalk</i> was a true story?

@My Master My King "should never blasphemed"? You have grammar like that, but you're lecturing people on cosmology? 😄 Go ahead and be abject to some imaginary master all you like, but don't indignantly demand that other people somehow "respect" it. That's garbage. How much respect would you have for the belief that _Jack and The Beanstalk_ was a true story?

@michael forleo if you don't have anything good to say get out of youtube and clean your room

@Christina Forsythe I have no right?? Defending the One true God, the One who made the Heaven and the earth, ignorant people should never even blasphemed God you don't know what awaits you!

You can do kitchen work in prison so not all lost lol

@My Master My King pipe down over there. If you don't like the comment, get off of youtube, and go to church to pray.

@esthervs sv yes it is. Stupidity by definition is lack of sense of good judgement. We have used is in multiple places for its meaning to become something mundane, doesn't mean it's not true. What he did was stupid.

murdering someone isn't just a "moment of stupidity"

@Oliver Cox don't you ever disrespect my God again, man. Please bro delete your comment.

Yeah that bit actually got to me for some reason.

"chefs" don't work in diners. You think he knows about flavors and notes?!

@Oliver Cox lmao are you defending a murderer right now?

@ChiefinASmith no you haven’t. Jesus fucking Christ what is it with these people. Please enlighten us all about how your parents were drugs addicts and you grew up with no moral compass and mental health issues, and you also turned to drugs. And you started dating a heroin addict and starting doing all that stuff too and then in a passion filled moment when your girlfriend is certainly attacking you, you completely lose it and lash out. Tell me that story 😉

@KingoftheCove I mean, Lee could be a sociapath. In that case you wouldn't mind a girl's life. Don't assume that everyone have the same morals and emotions as you because they don't. But that doesn't mean they should go to jail unless they commit a crime.

He probably got that line from Gordon Ramsey.

@KingoftheCove mhm… while the man is stupid, undoubtably, that word doesn’t begin to sum up the dastardly nature of this event.

@ChiefinASmith That's still by definition "a moment of stupidity". I get what you mean but OP was still right to say it like that.


Watching this, I realise I'm so lucky that the last time I felt this type of mortal fear was when I was 8 years old and the teacher had left me in the staff room to go call my parents and tell them that I haven't done my homework.  <br>Experiencing that in your adulthood seems to be so crippling.

Watching this, I realise I'm so lucky that the last time I felt this type of mortal fear was when I was 8 years old and the teacher had left me in the staff room to go call my parents and tell them that I haven't done my homework.
Experiencing that in your adulthood seems to be so crippling.


Glad I know about the long response thing and the “I don’t know” response. If I were in this situation and I were innocent I probably would have responded to those questions the same way he did

Well, psychology isn't perfect. It's just how a majority of people will act with the help of the data collected. And those variables could vary vastly.

all you need is one response to anything: <br>“lawyer”

all you need is one response to anything:
“lawyer”

@Mark von Schober reread my comment dude

@Tristan Miller but he was guilty to begin with….

I do interviews somewhat like this, albeit for a private company and for far less serious crimes. What you start to notice is the second point the video made -- innocent people tend to start to get mad at you when you do a direct confrontation. They'll question you, demand to see the video evidence, raise their voice, curse, etc. They'll go from totally cooperative and casual when you're in a report building phase because they think they're there to genuinely help, then get hostile as you start pressing them. That's when you start thinking maybe you've got the wrong guy. Sometimes it's an act, but usually they're actually innocent. Of course, you have to put it within the context of the individual as well. If they are a naturally meek person, they probably won't yell or curse, but they'll pout or sulk, almost disgusted at the situation.

@Tristan Miller as someone who is prescribed adderal, this is very true, I get very chatty and give overly long responses

@jonny jynxer It's important to look at this objectively too though. dude admitted he's on adderall. adderall will 100% make you ramble on about shit. so of course he was nervous bc he was guilty and I'm sure that extended his response times but an innocent man on adderall could very easily have given similarly lengthy responses.

i dont think you would. these long, detailed responses are a conscious method to appear innocent. i think in a real situation where you are being questioned by the police and also innocent your answers would be different. imagine being accused of something you didnt do by a family member or spouse.


It's crazy because I worked with lee. He seemed like a chilled dude.

It's crazy because I worked with lee. He seemed like a chilled dude.

@EweChoober Imo, she tries to play off men's instinctual desire to protect women in stress and to be protectors.

@EweChoober Imo, she tries to play off men's instinctual desire to protect women in stress and to be protectors.

Definitely crazy. I worked with Lee briefly at bonefish grill and always seemed normal

Definitely crazy. I worked with Lee briefly at bonefish grill and always seemed normal

We ran out of cap. So you can have this : 🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩

We ran out of cap. So you can have this : 🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩

@jjarvo1 the old "good cop, bad cop routine!"

@jjarvo1 the old "good cop, bad cop routine!"

@H D well it worked! l.personally just found her technique odd, but she got the job done. It that M.O. of annoying someone into a confession works, far be it for me to criticise!🤣

I was Lee’s Siamese twin before the surgery. <br>He seemed like a chilled dude.

I was Lee’s Siamese twin before the surgery.
He seemed like a chilled dude.

@EweChoober She really thought she was doing something! 🤦🏽♀

@EweChoober She really thought she was doing something! 🤦🏽♀

@EweChoober i think she was trying to come off as a contrast to the other detective and is trying to play the guilt trip also.

@EweChoober i think she was trying to come off as a contrast to the other detective and is trying to play the guilt trip also.

@Bicky Boo uh...weed maybe, but let's not play around with meth like its such a harmless drug. Its meth dude 😶🤨😂😂

@Bicky Boo uh...weed maybe, but let's not play around with meth like its such a harmless drug. Its meth dude 😶🤨😂😂

@hax i dont have anything to prove to you man. I worked with the damn guy.

@hax i dont have anything to prove to you man. I worked with the damn guy.

Pretty sad to lie on something so irrelevant

Pretty sad to lie on something so irrelevant

I don’t think he meant to kill her although they were in a altercation. Once he killed her he panicked and fucked up

I don’t think he meant to kill her although they were in a altercation. Once he killed her he panicked and fucked up

@EweChoober no i agree, i think emotion is important to get empathy but she seemed a little too much

@EweChoober no i agree, i think emotion is important to get empathy but she seemed a little too much

@꧁Mike Sully꧂ he said they would take pain pills together in the interrogation.

@꧁Mike Sully꧂ he said they would take pain pills together in the interrogation.

@Matthew Chavez Was Lee an opioid user?  He says himself he used different drugs to what Savannah used;  and people here are saying he used meths not opioids?  I don't see any evidence that Lee had a habit - he's not withdrawing in these clips. <br>Personally, I think he is one of the many, many people who try blaming drugs for bad things they have done.  Just like Michael Rafferty, the moron who killed a little girl.  Opioids did not make him download child imagery and there are tens of millions of opioid users who would never do such a thing.

@Matthew Chavez Was Lee an opioid user?  He says himself he used different drugs to what Savannah used;  and people here are saying he used meths not opioids?  I don't see any evidence that Lee had a habit - he's not withdrawing in these clips.
Personally, I think he is one of the many, many people who try blaming drugs for bad things they have done.  Just like Michael Rafferty, the moron who killed a little girl.  Opioids did not make him download child imagery and there are tens of millions of opioid users who would never do such a thing.

It’s the chilled, cool, calm and collected people that are plotting in silence.

It’s the chilled, cool, calm and collected people that are plotting in silence.

@hpallsauce Lee is a pretty short name too, not a really long name to feel the need to give a nickname for

@hpallsauce Lee is a pretty short name too, not a really long name to feel the need to give a nickname for

Ted Bundy was also well liked, admired by women and thought of as a cool dude. Means nothing.

Ted Bundy was also well liked, admired by women and thought of as a cool dude. Means nothing.

Opioids mixed with love or the lack thereof are a deadly combination.

I've seen it firsthand many times, some people just break more than others.

Sad but true. Addicts shouldn't date each other.

Fine?? Where??? He is not cute what do ever!! Lol nooooo

Fine?? Where??? He is not cute what do ever!! Lol nooooo

@PEATYxxjxxx probably because bicky boo is sneakin and geekin

@PEATYxxjxxx probably because bicky boo is sneakin and geekin

@PEATYxxjxxx <br>I agree. Meth(crank) is no joke. That stuff will fuck a person up. Maybe bath salts was involved. Both of them makes a person crazy. Weed and smack does not.

@PEATYxxjxxx
I agree. Meth(crank) is no joke. That stuff will fuck a person up. Maybe bath salts was involved. Both of them makes a person crazy. Weed and smack does not.

@Iama Sillygoose no idea what you're talking about

@Iama Sillygoose no idea what you're talking about

@Simon HN "delicate" wasn't what I had in mind, but I'll take it 😄 And I hear you, nobody likes to get pilloried online on the latest wrongspeech charges. Knock on wood though, I rarely saw conflicts get resolved like this on YT in the past. Be it random chance, commenting format change, increasing commentor age, or a gradually maturing general attitude toward this thing - for some reason I come across more heated exchanges worth reading lately, as supposed to the standard verbal "king of the hill" contests that tend to go nowhere. Not to say there's not plenty of that around too. But still...

whenever you see people with no issues, that's when you doubt them, people with no issue does not exist, they just hide it well. or are ashamed to share their problems with others.<br>The people who complain most and talk a lot about their problems, in my experience are usually the most harmless.

whenever you see people with no issues, that's when you doubt them, people with no issue does not exist, they just hide it well. or are ashamed to share their problems with others.
The people who complain most and talk a lot about their problems, in my experience are usually the most harmless.

@Per Arheim Happy you responded in such a delicate and understanding way. It is true that I am in general too vague and I can't get my point and feelings across, great analysis. And I am glad that even if I am not fully understood, it is known why I am not understood.

@Simon HN Late to the party but I enjoy how that conv got rescued, kudos to all 3. Always take with a huge grain of salt and patience whenever sb does the woke labeling tactic out of the gate.
I would add though, that as I read your OP I instantly thought it was too vaguely expressed for a sensitive topic like this. I figured ppl were going to interpret whatever they wanted - feminists and misogynists alike - when you left your final conclusion hanging. I wasn't convinced you actually had your own mind completely made up either on what exact conclusion you were going for.
It's worth keeping in mind that a lot of brutal killers etc garner more sympathetic attention by some than their actions and redeeming qualities merit. This is off-putting to a lot of victims, families and observers. So for all who don't want to get lumped together with knee-jerk apologists and occasional misogynists, it's wise to keep all ambiguity out of way when formulating nuanced feelings about murderer so and so.

That's scary man. Just goes to show, you never know who is going to take that step over the edge.

That's scary man. Just goes to show, you never know who is going to take that step over the edge.

@Victor J. Sooo.... you recently had experience with ALL psychopaths? I dont even wanna argue, thats fucking incredible.

@Victor J. Sooo.... you recently had experience with ALL psychopaths? I dont even wanna argue, thats fucking incredible.

@EweChoober it's called doing her job. It's an act.

@EweChoober it's called doing her job. It's an act.

I can imagine that during interrogation what would have happen to Mr. lee if he was in India..

I can imagine that during interrogation what would have happen to Mr. lee if he was in India..

@mandala 314 ooooo... you're a Mom????? Lol I'm a mom too and that's not even what I was talking about.

@mandala 314 ooooo... you're a Mom????? Lol I'm a mom too and that's not even what I was talking about.

E O' C I have a feeling that was their aim. I found her irritating and cringe but imagine being under that pressure and being irritated and feeling cringe. Would make you admit to anything just to get out the room.

@Gerry Crowe I left jacksonville about 6 years ago.

@Gerry Crowe I left jacksonville about 6 years ago.

@Gerry Crowe you remember chris, and rome

@Gerry Crowe you remember chris, and rome

@EweChoober yeah I was kinda laughing, I mean she clearly was acting and she came off so suddenly.

@EweChoober yeah I was kinda laughing, I mean she clearly was acting and she came off so suddenly.

@TD B im sorry what? I did not just read this... Are you blaming the girl who was murdered for his actions? This is the problem with yall psychos, always blaming the victims.

@TD B im sorry what? I did not just read this... Are you blaming the girl who was murdered for his actions? This is the problem with yall psychos, always blaming the victims.

@arthurneddysmith

If I poke a snake and die from the bite and someone calls me a dumbass, is that victim blaming?

Being a victim doesn't free a person from responsibility.

@arthurneddysmith

If I poke a snake and die from the bite and someone calls me a dumbass, is that victim blaming?

Being a victim doesn't free a person from responsibility.

@Cyber_sad_grl  lol did you actually read the whole thread?

@Cyber_sad_grl  lol did you actually read the whole thread?

@EweChoober hysterical with the fake sympathy and see through tactics. She would quickly bring me back to my senses if i was about to spill.

@EweChoober hysterical with the fake sympathy and see through tactics. She would quickly bring me back to my senses if i was about to spill.

@kat454 thanks, that was the reason I kept commenting. Accused of being a terrible person and then it got out of control. Let's just agree that he belongs in prison for good! Thanks again for apologizing and sorry for getting personal.

@kat454 That's understandable. Your response is admirable and much appreciated... 🙏🏻

@kat454 That's understandable. Your response is admirable and much appreciated... 🙏🏻

@Simon HN I am sorry Simon. Please see my above comment. I truly don't think you are a terrible person, that was out of line.

@Simon HN I am sorry Simon. Please see my above comment. I truly don't think you are a terrible person, that was out of line.

@I AM SOMEBODY I understand and Simon, I apologise. I wouldn't usually come at people so harshly but I think this case just really affected me because I find it offensive to the victim when people commend killers for showing remorse, I feel the bar is too low. However I agree none of us are criminologists and I was out of line.

So chill it froze his heart some would say

So chill it froze his heart some would say

@kat454 Excuse me but do you realize what you're doing? People here watch many of these videos and have seen a lot of psychopaths showing no sign of remorse and who often planned their crimes. This person you're talking with has said nothing wrong by comparing different types of murderers. Why are you trying so hard to make him/her feel guilty about a valid comparison that criminologists do? All killers are not the same, none can be considered as "good people", but yes, some are worse than others. Thus, it's valid to say that Lee at least confessed and showed signs of remorse. It's "better" than others. He's also a coward and tried to save his skin by accusing the victim after that. Nobody here said he was a good person.

I really didn't like the way you tried to make this person feel guilty about something even criminologists say. That was abusive in itself.

@kat454 Excuse me but do you realize what you're doing? People here watch many of these videos and have seen a lot of psychopaths showing no sign of remorse and who often planned their crimes. This person you're talking with has said nothing wrong by comparing different types of *murderers.* Why are you trying so hard to make him/her feel guilty about a valid comparison that criminologists do? All killers are not the same, none can be considered as "good people", but yes, some are worse than others. Thus, it's valid to say that Lee at least confessed and showed signs of remorse. It's "better" than others. He's also a coward and tried to save his skin by accusing the victim after that. Nobody here said he was a good person.

I really didn't like the way you tried to make this person feel guilty about something even criminologists say. That was abusive in itself.

@JJ Lady Lol Lee was just someone I worked with.

@JJ Lady Lol Lee was just someone I worked with.

MMA TV PRODUCTIONS he asked you what his nickname was, not his last name. Lol Are you an accomplice?? 😎

MMA TV PRODUCTIONS he asked you what his nickname was, not his last name. Lol Are you an accomplice?? 😎

@Nahani Yes right a woman shows emotions for a dead girl and she's "whiny." If she's not a mother she deserves an Oscar because I'm a mom and that's just how it is

@Nahani Yes right a woman shows emotions for a dead girl and she's "whiny." If she's not a mother she deserves an Oscar because I'm a mom and that's just how it is

@EweChoober she serves to humanize the girl and her parents. Saying she has a kid the same age and getting so upset, it worked because he confessed and did get emotional

@EweChoober she serves to humanize the girl and her parents. Saying she has a kid the same age and getting so upset, it worked because he confessed and did get emotional

@TD B damn that is a messed up thing to say in this context - are you watching this from prison after murdering a chick or what?

@TD B damn that is a messed up thing to say in this context - are you watching this from prison after murdering a chick or what?

@Milo S You should adjust things. Tomorrow morning read this comment thread again and you'll see how unnecessary most of the things you said were. I am someone who made one-two offhand comments (which btw were accurate... I never said anything about the merits of meth, merely that it is used) and you came at me in a way I think you'll see was inappropriate. I suggest reading up on what hypomania is as well. Take it easy.

@Milo S You decided to fact check it and you were wrong and yet you've been carrying on like I was wrong and as if I said all these things I didn't say while writing a novel in the comments section. Do you take stimulants yourself? Because it really sounds like it.

@Milo S Good job. You really owned that guy, whoever he was, who was arguing that it was given to kids at the same frequency of Ritalin. As well as the guy who said it was never used at all in the last 60 years. Oh wait, that was you.

@Milo S Anyone else who doesn't know how to use Google want to come out of the woodwork?

@Milo S Anyone else who doesn't know how to use Google want to come out of the woodwork?

Anything can happen to anyone in a moment of time, it's been going on for thousands of years, and most never ever thought it could end up like this and bam bam your life and other people's lives are changed forever.. and usually over something stupid... So sad...

@kat454 first you say that i am most likely a terrible person because of thinking that he isn't a cold blooded murderer. You say he is a cold blooded murderer and then you say that he can make people (not just terrible people!) feel sorry for him. What is it now?

arthurneddysmith thank you! Why blame a woman for the actions of a murderous man? Why blame ANYONE else for murder—other than the murderer?

arthurneddysmith thank you! Why blame a woman for the actions of a murderous man? Why blame ANYONE else for murder—other than the murderer?

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS where did you transfer from again?

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS where did you transfer from again?

@mydogsioux No, people are rarely prescribed meth, e.g. for narcolepsy. You're simply incorrect, at least in regards to the US. Not sure about other countries

@mydogsioux No, people are rarely prescribed meth, e.g. for narcolepsy. You're simply incorrect, at least in regards to the US. Not sure about other countries

@D Ke meth does not have any space in  therapeutic settings. If you're referring to stimulants, they're a different story.

@D Ke meth does not have any space in  therapeutic settings. If you're referring to stimulants, they're a different story.

@EweChoober YES!!! It was like she snapped and thought she was on a prime time cop drama or something 🙄 I wouldn’t have been able to finish the video if she went on any longer than she did. It was too extra.

He really does seem chill, what the fuck was he thinking lol, it’s just insane, more people are capable of murder than you think I guess.

He really does seem chill, what the fuck was he thinking lol, it’s just insane, more people are capable of murder than you think I guess.

@EweChoober I've thought about this, and I wanna take a stab. Lee is portrayed as a chill dude who gets along easily, and every one has something good to say about him. Her hysterics in combination with "that's someone's child" is likely trying to tug at his empathy, because it's a good guess he had some. His answers after this are subdued, and it's clear he's trying to hold himself together emotionally. I think it was worth a shot, most people in the comments seem to disagree though

@kat454 so you say there is absolutly no difference between a cold hearted, emotionless killer and a person with personal issues that had a rampage (probably) ONCE?!?! Yes he absolutely deserves jail but he didn't do it for pleasure, that is my point, he has a conscience. I said that it was awful, I said that he deserves jail, BUT he doesn't seem like a psychopath to me! You saying "the girl has nothing from this" is absolutely right. The only thing that matters is that he is in jail, which he is, which I agree he should be. Doesn't matter if you defend this girl or trying to condemn this man or whatever bullshit cause ou may have, just get off my balls. What is your point?

@EweChoober I know right? She was kinda off and weird but I’m sure she caused him to worry or get scared and feel trapped and appealed to him and SHE LITERALLY BEGGED HIM damn that was interesting to watch

MMA TV PRODUCTIONS did you see savannah at all what was she like?

MMA TV PRODUCTIONS did you see savannah at all what was she like?

@J woah dude don't get all hysterical on me

@J woah dude don't get all hysterical on me

@Simon HN dude you literally said "yes he killed her but he questioned his actions" obviously he questioned his actions?? he literally killed someone it doesn't make a difference? "yes he deserves jail BUT still" like wtf? but still what? that poor girl is dead, him "questioning his actions" does NOTHING for her.

@EweChoober I agree, was thinking the same thing. I kept thinking like lady tone it down a little.

@EweChoober I agree, was thinking the same thing. I kept thinking like lady tone it down a little.

@kat454 Oh gtfo she literally started crying and yelling when she spoke up. Also, looks like the person you are calling misogynistic is a woman lol.. Your overzealous feminism is showing. Would you like to speak to E O C’s manager to file a formal complaint?

@Simon HN he beat her so badly they couldn't confirm cause of death...so seriously? if you reckon this guy is an "ok dude" you are likely also a terrible person.

@Simon HN he beat her so badly they couldn't confirm cause of death...so seriously? if you reckon this guy is an "ok dude" you are likely also a terrible person.

@EweChoober "hysterical"? your internalised misogyny is showing...

@EweChoober "hysterical"? your internalised misogyny is showing...

@TD B A man murders a woman and you think that's a reflection on HER character? Sick mind. A lost life might seem insignificant when it's a stranger and you're looking at the situation through a screen but that's a fucked up thing to say. Hope you're capable of introspection

Had the pleasure of meeting Lee at a charity do once. He was surprisingly down to earth, and VERY funny.

Had the pleasure of meeting Lee at a charity do once. He was surprisingly down to earth, and VERY funny.

He’s fine AF!  I know he’s going to get plenty of action in prison.

He’s fine AF!  I know he’s going to get plenty of action in prison.

Well, he seemed like an ok dude in the video footage. Yes he killed her but he questioned his actions himself. It wasn't like he had planned of killin her, it just happened. Still awful and he deserves jail but still..

U were going places, could have worn that chef coat at TGI Friday's...

U were going places, could have worn that chef coat at TGI Friday's...

@EweChoober Totally. She was tripping on her words and so whiny like. I didn't like her style at all. I don't feel like she's very good to tell you the truth.

@EweChoober Totally. She was tripping on her words and so whiny like. I didn't like her style at all. I don't feel like she's very good to tell you the truth.

@PEATYxxjxxx What's evident is that drugs have nothing to do with the scenario because the only person that mentioned drugs is the cold-blooded killer that lied from the start to the very end of this video. Don't throw drugs around as an excuse for murder.

@john marshal he still in ducal jail or did they transport him to a different prison.

@john marshal he still in ducal jail or did they transport him to a different prison.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS no he has been in Jville for a long while

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS no he has been in Jville for a long while

He was my roommate and my best friend at one point and I do know his nickname this sucks i see this again

He was my roommate and my best friend at one point and I do know his nickname this sucks i see this again

@Bicky Boo so you are trying to protect meth my god please get some therapy I worry for you and your family as well as those around you get out of addiction and seek help

@Bicky Boo so you are trying to protect meth my god please get some therapy I worry for you and your family as well as those around you get out of addiction and seek help

@Anonymous AJ dont tag reddit threads on youtube, shits cringe

@Anonymous AJ dont tag reddit threads on youtube, shits cringe

This dude did not think this thru.. smh. P.o.s.

This dude did not think this thru.. smh. P.o.s.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS Have you ever heard of sarcasm?

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS Have you ever heard of sarcasm?

@Robotron Sage So why are you explaining it to a guy who made an obviously sarcastic statement?

@Robotron Sage So why are you explaining it to a guy who made an obviously sarcastic statement?

@EweChoober they didnt they just had a recording of him but no actual footage of him commiting the crime or dnaaa

@EweChoober they didnt they just had a recording of him but no actual footage of him commiting the crime or dnaaa

@Viper the hell he would, they already had evidence on him. He'd have left the room and been arrested right outside the police station, like Stephanie Lazarus

@Viper the hell he would, they already had evidence on him. He'd have left the room and been arrested right outside the police station, like Stephanie Lazarus

@EweChoober well it worked...if he didnt say nothing he woulda been able to leave as a free man.

@EweChoober well it worked...if he didnt say nothing he woulda been able to leave as a free man.

@Mister Master if you murder a fellow human being you deserve to be in prison for life<br>I didn't think i would need to explain this to you.

@Mister Master if you murder a fellow human being you deserve to be in prison for life
I didn't think i would need to explain this to you.

@Bicky Boo Also meth makes you lose your teeth it's really not a good idea

@Bicky Boo Also meth makes you lose your teeth it's really not a good idea

@Bicky Boo Bro stop smoking meth.
If anything i'd recommend some shrooms or lsd.
The guy who invented lsd lived to be 102 years old.
Nuff said.

@Bicky Boo Bro stop smoking meth.
If anything i'd recommend some shrooms or lsd.
The guy who invented lsd lived to be 102 years old.
Nuff said.

@Grayson You'd be surprised at how small this world really is.

@Grayson You'd be surprised at how small this world really is.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS yeah thats wild i watch your vids all the time man. keep up the great work brother.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS yeah thats wild i watch your vids all the time man. keep up the great work brother.

@Mister Master what the hell are you talking of course lee will not be free again.<br>I am not clout chasing you silly boy. I really did work with Lee for 2 years when i transferred from Gainesville

@Mister Master what the hell are you talking of course lee will not be free again.
I am not clout chasing you silly boy. I really did work with Lee for 2 years when i transferred from Gainesville

@D Ke and so does heroine and morphine but we know all to well that they are also highly addictive and deadly and when abused or used recreationally ruin lives.

@D Ke and so does heroine and morphine but we know all to well that they are also highly addictive and deadly and when abused or used recreationally ruin lives.

@PEATYxxjxxx He didn't say anything that was untrue. Meth has legitimate therapeutic applications and even still is used in that capacity

@PEATYxxjxxx He didn't say anything that was untrue. Meth has legitimate therapeutic applications and even still is used in that capacity

Hey, hey, hey, don't clout chase. Lee will never be free again. Is that what you want? Huh?

Hey, hey, hey, don't clout chase. Lee will never be free again. Is that what you want? Huh?

@Divine I left Jacksonville in 2015 when it transferred back to Gainesville Bonefish. So I don't know much about his business.

@Divine I left Jacksonville in 2015 when it transferred back to Gainesville Bonefish. So I don't know much about his business.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS Why was he fighting with Savanna tho? Why did they fall off?

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS Why was he fighting with Savanna tho? Why did they fall off?

@Bicky BooI’ve never heard someone defend meth like it was marijuana. Meth can cause rage and make people feel like they can do anything. Also the addiction is awful and in most cases ruins lives. Like it did in these case. There is also no proof this guy was s psychopath. What is evident is that these two did drugs together and under the influence of them, most likely Meth, shit got out of hand.

@wizardjokes well l guess it was so annoying it worked, like I'd probably confess too, anything to stop her wailing at me!🤣

@wizardjokes well l guess it was so annoying it worked, like I'd probably confess too, anything to stop her wailing at me!🤣

@PEATYxxjxxx meth doesn't make you a psychopath. It's literally like Adderall but less side effects and lasts twice as long. Just keep believing those harmful drug war propaganda stigmas that only perpetuate human suffering around the globe.

@EweChoober I don't get her intense appeal to emotion either. I think the narrator said it was to amp up the pressure?

@EweChoober I don't get her intense appeal to emotion either. I think the narrator said it was to amp up the pressure?

@MJBclassics What are you talking about? I worked with him for 2 years until I transferred back to Gainesville fl bonefish grill.

@MJBclassics What are you talking about? I worked with him for 2 years until I transferred back to Gainesville fl bonefish grill.

Just stop the lies. It won't help you in life.

Just stop the lies. It won't help you in life.

@TD B -What an odd sentiment to put in a video like this, a video where a man murdered a young woman and blamed it on her with a "self-defence" argument. It sounds like victim blaming.

@Белый пират mwuahahaaaa watch out here I come

@Белый пират mwuahahaaaa watch out here I come

A good woman can bring out the best in the man but a bad woman can make much stronger men weak with no hope.

A good woman can bring out the best in the man but a bad woman can make much stronger men weak with no hope.

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS Thanks dude but you ain’t gotta do all that man just keep posting good videos. I’m a fighter myself and the vids make the days where I’m dreading to go so much better. Just keep poppin off with the vids

@Grayson Thanks brother I really appreciate so much I will give you a shout out for my next video.

@Grayson Thanks brother I really appreciate so much I will give you a shout out for my next video.

YOO I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I RANDOMLY FIND U, that’s pretty cool

YOO I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I RANDOMLY FIND U, that’s pretty cool

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS that’s not what he asked you buddy 🥴

@MMA TV PRODUCTIONS that’s not what he asked you buddy 🥴

Does anyone else find the female interrogator a bit hysterical initially? l don't understand her approach.

Does anyone else find the female interrogator a bit hysterical initially? l don't understand her approach.

For real he does seem chill and easy to trust....scary

For real he does seem chill and easy to trust....scary

@Netloc AD you guys are silly man. Lee Rodarte use to live in Los Angeles.

@Netloc AD you guys are silly man. Lee Rodarte use to live in Los Angeles.

@hpallsauce I don't know his last name. When I was there we worked under a general manager named Chris. I worked at bonefish for 10 years in Gainesville then transferred there. He started working there when I got there.

What was his nickname???<br>(Gonna see if he was lying)

What was his nickname???
(Gonna see if he was lying)


I know you've done a couple, but I wish you would do some more of innocent people. It would be so interesting

@Amos W As long as they don't get falsely convicted. The happy endings give me a little hope for humanity.


how do you guys even sympathize with this man when he started crying? he cursed at savannah, he questions his own stupidity, its clear he does not care one bit about savannah, he only cares about himself. just because he cries does not show that he regrets doing what he did. hes an insane man, he does not deserve your empathy and sympathy at all just for showing emotions.

@Javie Milanez idk about the women part, but I agree that there should be a series of some sort about the phenomenon of killers having fan clubs. ted bundy is a big example.

Good looking men tend to get reactions like this from a lot of people, there needs to be a video series on that tbh. Murderous women don't get the same treatment. Even that Chris guy who murdered his two kids and wife had a literal fanclub and people writing him in jail that they wanted to marry him.

people cant turn off their empathy. if they see another human being in pain, they will have pity. of course they know this man doesn't deserve it in the slightest. but again, it's not possible to turn off your empathy. i doubt anyone WANTS to feel pity for him. but it's a tragedy all around. a girl lost her life and two families lost a child.

I hope it helped a bit. Plus empathy is key to successful to therapeutic relationship

Because if you force them at the start the investigation ain't gonna happen at all he'll refuse to talk itself, so thts why empathise to catch them in a trap 😊

We need to act empathetically with them so tht they co-op during the interrogation, okay 😊.

Some folks ain't ever met a narcissist (personality trait, not NPD) before and it shows.

@b m Woops! I wrote that when it was like 4 am, a bit too early for me to process words. Hes not a serial killer, but he is definitely a coldblooded killer for sure

Hey now, don't give him the luxury of being insane. He isn't. This was blind rage followed by a methodical and forethought disposal of the body.


This interrogation was so well done. I’m impressed.


The last scene was so emotional. I genuinely don’t know how to feel. This whole situation is so sad and could’ve been so easily avoided


A Florida man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for the murder of missing woman Savannah Gold in 2017.

Lee Rodarte Jr., 31, received his sentence

Just in case anyone was wondering if they sentenced him.


Whatever that female interrogator is being paid, it ain't enough.

I'm absolutely flabbergasted by her performance, she needs to get an Emmy holy sheeiitt 😶


3rd time I've watched this video since release. JCS is a true master of his craft. I'm also reminded, don't talk to the police, ever. Especially if you're guilty, but even if you're innocent.

There’s no reason not to talk to police if you’re innocent

Seeing the announcement that JCS is no longer making vids for YouTube due to bogus YT graphic content warnings and reprimands is a tragedy and loss for everyone. His vids are the best and have gotten me really in to criminal psychology and interrogation.


Really great channel. I just found this, and it's incredibly informative. Nice work.


The worst thing about crimes like these (from my perspective) is the lack of explicit motivation, rather just a speculation of "that he didn't want Savannah to tell other people that they had been seeing each other because that would put his job as manager at the Bone Fish Grill in Jacksonville, Florida in jeopardy.".   I hate murder, and murder without apparent or explained motivations drive me nuts.  Money, "love", revenge, whatever - at least it's a motivation.


Nice! I hope your other missing analysis videos will be back online as well soon!


Detective: where did y’all go? Where did you take her?

Lee: well long long ago in a galaxy far far away..

Detective: WHERE DID YOU GO WITH HER!🤬🤬

Lee: Well, over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house we go, the horse knows the way to carry the sleigh through the white and drifted snow…

Detective: good luck with that story dude.
It’s sickening to watch people accused of horrendous crimes sit there and start to cry once they realize the gig is up, and those emotions aren’t for the victim but for themselves once they put 2 + 2 together and get life as the answer. Do they honestly want someone to have sympathy for them yet they didn’t do the same for the person in which due to their actions became an innocent victim! Yeah, they can miss me with that BS. Hopefully her family found a bit of justice after he was found guilty and thrown away.💞🙏🏻😪


This was a man who couldn't handle the situation of a person who was getting used and bullied to submission and sadly it ended to a  violent end to the victim and a slow silent caged end for the guy we could've said he was the victim if it ended with just a argument.


I went thru the same thing as him.  Its rough.  Thank fuck I never hurt anyone and can still live with myself.  Dont do drugs.  Seriously fucks up your life and makes you do evil things.


Kind of sad how he tried to make something of his life so badly that he literally killed someone to try and save his job.


It's kinda gross that the story he took to court was that he accidentally killed her while trying to defend himself. Never mind that she struggled so hard that the car was visibly shaking and she kicked the door open 3 times. What a scumbag.


Ah yes, I call this investigator duo "The Family Man" and "The Sympathetic Mother."<br>And despite his crimes, I kimd of feel bad for Lee... He seem to really love his job.

Ah yes, I call this investigator duo "The Family Man" and "The Sympathetic Mother."
And despite his crimes, I kimd of feel bad for Lee... He seem to really love his job.


I actually found it very easy to watch his breakdown at the end 🤷♀ even slightly satisfying. I say slightly because his breakdown was only because of what he was going to face not for what he had done, he even says "for someone that was a bitch to you" , so clearly he is not sorry for what he did to her. He spends all that time talking about how things are going to be for him!! What he was supposed to do with his life!!🤨🤨🤨. <br>No sympathy at all for him from this side of the screen!!

I actually found it very easy to watch his breakdown at the end 🤷♀ even slightly satisfying. I say slightly because his breakdown was only because of what he was going to face not for what he had done, he even says "for someone that was a bitch to you" , so clearly he is not sorry for what he did to her. He spends all that time talking about how things are going to be for him!! What he was supposed to do with his life!!🤨🤨🤨.
No sympathy at all for him from this side of the screen!!

How much of his story was true though? That’s what I’d like to know. I’m not clear on his motivation for killing her. It’s a bummer we can’t see the moment of confession on video.


With all the advanced technology and forensics we have nowadays, I will never understand why people murder and act like they can get away with it


The way this narrator tells the story is like listening to a graphic novel


The long initial response time is due to the fact that he took an adderall for the first time in many years.<br>He literally admitted to taking one and then wouldn’t shut up after the first question. That had nothing to do with some psychological need to give a good answer. He’s tweaking. Lol.

The long initial response time is due to the fact that he took an adderall for the first time in many years.
He literally admitted to taking one and then wouldn’t shut up after the first question. That had nothing to do with some psychological need to give a good answer. He’s tweaking. Lol.


Those officers are incredibly self-disciplined to let this scumbag just lie to their face for this long.


I don't know why I feel bad for him and got emotional when he was crying 🤦♀🤦♀. He definitely deserves his punishment. He made that choice. He must live with it. Pos.


This should be a warning sign to EVERY single employer/Company! If your employee doesn't turn up! CONTACT THEN! you can't get through after trying for a while and several times + other contacts on the books! Contact the police to do a health check at their address!


Life is beautiful when you're crime free!


Detective: "How long have you known Samantha?"

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


Hearing him say "I don't know..." sounding like a infantile being caught doing something he shouldn't have sounded so fucking guilty.


Detective: "So how do you know Savannah?"<br>Lee: "According to all known laws of aviation..."

Detective: "So how do you know Savannah?"
Lee: "According to all known laws of aviation..."


the amount of time he took explaining how he knew savannah is so like obvious 😭 he did it lol


looking at how the detectives are playing tf out of lee is even making ME nervous ahahahah they're so good at it its scary


In the very beginning there’s something about the way the female detective ignores Lee and scrolls on her phone while he keeps glancing her way that is🔥


"it's probably not a great advertisement when a restaurant's head chef is picking their scabs on the job" JCS, my guy, you have a talent for entertainment


I wasn't even looking at the screen after starting the video, and hearing her name shocked the hell out of me.  I looked up and saw her face, and still didn't want to believe it.  Then I searched or the obituary, and it was all true.  Savannah was one of my best friends in middle school.  We lost touch after we left, and I didn't even know about any of this until I clicked on this video just now.  It feels absolutely awful.  I've always been bad at keeping up with my friends, even the ones I love like family, and it makes me wonder if things could have been different with just one more influence.

I didn't even know she was dead.  Life is so fragile.  Treasure the people you love while you have them.

Life isn't fragile. Life is indestructible. We are not our body. There is no such thing as death. 🌷

When something like this happens we are usually haunted by "what ifs". "Maybe i could have done something to change what happened". Ofc, truthfully you probably could, anyone could if you think about it, but how where you supposed to know that? You could have done 1000 things that coincidentally ended up preventing someone's death without ever realizing any of it yourself.

I'm sorry for your loss and don't blame yourself buddy.

♱ roselyn людоед

Thank you for sharing that. Hope you’re well, and sorry for your loss.

@Wayward Vector You are replying to the wrong person

@Graficando realidades you’re subscribed to that Minecraft cheater who couldn’t even play without cheating the system, if that ain’t cringe idk what is, kid.

Sorry to hear this, but you can’t blame yourself, this man here, in this video, crying like an infant because he’s been busted, is to blame.

@Georgy Dunaev I can't speak for her habits at the time of this incident, but a few times while I knew her she mentioned smoking weed and we were close friends with another kid that infrequently did acid and kind of bragged about it (this was LaVilla in Jacksonville, some of the kids were pretty crazy).  I'd never say that as a negative against Savannah in any way, she was a great friend and her habits never changed that.<br>All of that to say, I wouldn't be surprised if she was doing recreational drugs but I highly doubt that she would let it get to self-destructive levels, at the very least not on her own.  This may be my bias speaking, but specifically I don't believe that Lee was telling the truth about the heroin.  I think he made that up to provide precedence for his alibi.

@Georgy Dunaev I can't speak for her habits at the time of this incident, but a few times while I knew her she mentioned smoking weed and we were close friends with another kid that infrequently did acid and kind of bragged about it (this was LaVilla in Jacksonville, some of the kids were pretty crazy).  I'd never say that as a negative against Savannah in any way, she was a great friend and her habits never changed that.
All of that to say, I wouldn't be surprised if she was doing recreational drugs but I highly doubt that she would let it get to self-destructive levels, at the very least not on her own.  This may be my bias speaking, but specifically I don't believe that Lee was telling the truth about the heroin.  I think he made that up to provide precedence for his alibi.

@Graficando realidades hey don't say that, you might make him cry

My condolences. This needs to be pinned.

@Graficando realidades  tyler is likely a literal child based on his subs. Cut him some slack.

@Mr.GagReflex Your playlists, those channels you are subscribed and your music taste is way more cringy than this. Trust me.

Christ, dude, I’m sorry. I’m sure you weren’t a bad friend. Just goes to show you it’s worth checking in on those you love.

Aww, what a terrible shock :( You couldn't have done anything to stop this from happening. I'm sure you were a good friend, you were kids and lots of people lose touch. Be good to yourself.

I’m so sorry... I’ll be praying for justice in Savannah’s case


I mean don't get me wrong he's definitely guilty. But is it a huge red flag to anyone else when a DA doesn't release the primary confession?


Best Content Creator on YouTube. You kill it man!


I love this chanel, watched few vids in a row. Really appreciate how u narrate the responses & profiling


Real interrogations are much more dramatic than any films ever portrayed


Watching him talk to himself is like he’s reading the comments on his own video.


i love just watching these while getting ready or trying to sleep. idk why but it happens and i only realize it when i finish the whole video lmao


“Mommy I’m going to spend my life in jail” 😭 Oh boo hoo you savagely killed her with no remorse! “I did something stupid “ Killing someone isn’t stupid like you stubbed your toe. He only cares about himself and that he got caught, the only truthful statement was “ Im a pos”  at least he knows his place in the world 💯 BYE BYE SUKKA CRY BUBBA A RIVER 😭😂🤷♂


PSA ladies… if you be working in a restaurant, just steer clear of relationships with your coworkers, especially the kitchen staff. I’ve worked in many a restaurant and I’ve been getting the heebie-jeebies from men like this since I was 13 years old. BAD NEWS.


i couldnt watch through the parts where he was crying. i mean, i know he killed a girl, but it still makes me feel a little bad.


For anyone intereted, the full confession is up on youtube now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UudPVoO0kjU


Imagine camera that 15 million people see through. Truly terrifying. Good that he didn't know


Crazy, the fact that he was apologizing to savannah but then later claimed in court it was self defense. He said she was nice to him

He didn't claim self defense and pleaded guilty. I'm not sure why you think he did.


The footage of him agonizing at the end is captivating


Them questioning him to his neck wound was such a good intervention.<br>Meanwhile me, who definitely has sel* h*rmed to the neck before thinking I should stop that if it looks that incriminating oof

Them questioning him to his neck wound was such a good intervention.
Meanwhile me, who definitely has sel* h*rmed to the neck before thinking I should stop that if it looks that incriminating oof


Detective: How long have you known Savannah for?<br>Lee: "She was a drug addict" and goes around it for 20 minutes.

Detective: How long have you known Savannah for?
Lee: "She was a drug addict" and goes around it for 20 minutes.


They always interrogate you at night time. I guess its because it's to exhaust the suspect easily and no one has energy  at the end of the day


I absolutely LOVE that lady inspector!!!


Rodarte thought an outstanding traffic warrant got him cuffed and he never once asked for a lawyer.


I can't help feeling sorry for him crying just like that...<br>Maybee he felt the same way about killing poor girl, and not just about his not bright future.

I can't help feeling sorry for him crying just like that...
Maybee he felt the same way about killing poor girl, and not just about his not bright future.

nah he got rid of her and went to work as if nothing had happened, you can't just fake it like that when you truly are sorry for your actions. If this ever happened to me I wouldn't get rid of the evidence if I were truly sorry.


Never talk without a lawyer, never kill people,
and
NEVER DO DRUGS


Hahaha I can definitely tell he did an Adderall before he went to jail. The detectives were like JACKPOT 👍


The amount of times I’ve watched this is astronomical. What a doofus


He could have easily walked on that charge by simply giving a no comment interview. Those police telling lies is shocking

Well, the bloke murdered someone. I feel like that supercedes the damage caused by some lies.


JCS WAS THE BEST!!! I will forever miss his content on here😥


I don’t understand why most surveillance cameras are such low quality. Like “yes the big pixeley blob killed her”


Ever notice how often criminals cry after they get caught but have no remorse for their victims.


23:42
if a family member of mine was missing, I’d rather know they’re dead than think that they’re suffering somewhere and I cant do anything about it


Wow you still see them human being. Well they are but I wouldn't refer to them as such. Either way your show is brilliant.


He murdered her for fear of losing his job. Unbelievable


You know the girl, when he went to the bathroom. Checked Facebook, saw a cat video, and crushed some candy. All in 3 mins. SPECTACULAR!!!


heartbreaking reaction of him at the end


A lot of people in this comment section are talking about how the lady cop needs to take acting classes and she's overwhelming and annoying. I think her emotional approach makes her very good at what she does. The killer had a supposed history of being a "ladies man," so I believe she adapted on the fly and pandered to his sensibilities by appearing emotionally invested. Law enforcement interrogators are notorious for using highly questionable strategies, but this lady just used simple emotional psychology to get the desired result. Hats off to her.

@pagamenews You didn't watch the ending of the video, did you?

Also nothing in this video suggests this dude is a pathological liar. Anyone in his situation would lie.

What qualifies you to judge the Detective's approach?

I mean... it worked, so you can just completely disregard any YouTube random commenting as if they knew how to do this kind of stuff.

Yeah... Brian Blessed was a traditionally trained actor, and as epic as it would be to see him running an interrogation I'm not sure he'd get the job done like this lady did.

Male Interrogator : Where did you take her, Lee ?

Brian : ONWARD MY BRAVE HAWKMEN! LET THIS BE KNOWN FOREVER AS FLASH GORDAN'S DAY!

I didnt find a single comments that says she need to take acting classes... just yours.

Yeah, she noticed he wasn't a psychopath. That he had probably committed a passional crime, and appealed for his feelings.

@Gonken88 whoops autocorrect lol but yea I’ll trust you for any physics questions lol

@Gonken88 I’m actually a physiology minor. And would I say he’s 100% right no but he’s sure as hell more right than you. These people are professionals and this is their job. They do everything for a purpose now shush and go talk about something you know about

@Gonken88 you know these cops are good at phycology right? They are doing these tactics on purpose. You just don’t know what you’re talking about lol

Yes I think the male cop was able to apply pressure and the female cop was able to convince him to confess

I read it as she was pleading with him to remind him of how Savannah probably pleaded with him before he killed her, in order to make him relive the moment so it became more and more difficult to deny the truth. When you aren't very familiar with interrogation techniques its easy to misread what is going on. This is probably deliberate, in order to keep the suspect in a state of uncertainty, confusion and panic.

I guess it sped up the process of getting him charged, but it did rub me the wrong way at first.

Nope.  I agree with the others.  The female detective seems to be just plain annoying.  Look at it this way.  The accused man kidnapped and murdered a woman that he was dating off and on...and then lied to the police the very next day about EVERYTHING.  Then, when he was taken into custody, he lied even more.  The man is a PATHOLOGICAL LIAR trying to save his own hide.  Do you really think he cares at all about the woman he murdered in cold blood?  As for being a so-called "ladies man"....guys like that often OBJECTIFY the many women that they have sex with.  They see them as mere objects and not as human beings.  The man is a total sociopath and has no idea to to be "emotionally invested" in someone's life.  The female detective offered little to nothing in this interview.  That male detective played it like a BOSS; he gave the man a proverbial shovel and allowed him to dig his own grave by rambling on with multiple LIES.

I think it has less to do with her technical proficiency and more to do with the emotional response that it can elicit. I agree with the original point.

@Gonken88 I'm not sure you understand what entertainment is. Perhaps some of the entertainment you enjoy is mindless, but certainly not all of it is

@Gonken88 I don't. That's literally what this channel is. Reading into the specific actions detectives take to get the response they want.

@Gonken88 If you look through some of the comments, it is. People are saying she's the reason why women shouldn't be cops, when she's the reason she gets him to speak. Mind games.... And she's very good at it.

My favourite part is how the other detective seems to be well experienced with it, and his demeanor quickly changes to suit her more accepting approach. Pretty amazing how fast they can read each other's tactics like that

No one bats an eye when a male detective gets hysterical, but as soon as a female detective does it, the reddit neckbeards magically spawn in full force.

And of course, it was pretty effective, which everyone is conveniently ignoring.


🐐 🐐 OG Channel that started it all. Praying for more videos soon!! 🙏🏾


Very sad situation for both.. In 5 years he will be instatutionilized selling dime bags of Coffoe for honey buns. I can't imagine that situation. Do the crime and pay in time.


"So how did you know Savannah?"<br>"Well, my mom was addicted to methamphetamine -"

"So how did you know Savannah?"
"Well, my mom was addicted to methamphetamine -"


There is something deeply satisfying about watching an evil effer get caught


dont know how they figured out he was 5'11 in that camera footage, i could only see 5.11 pixels of him.


"The last time you wear a fucking chef coat" WOW! That's deep...


I wonder how the big mouth coworkers feel that they ran to tell him.


Suspect is now serving 40 years in prison.


If this is anguishing to watch, i'm gonna be rich. i got like 50 moments in my life like this all within a few years


More people talk their way into jail than talk their way out of it.