When the 19yr old was doing those “suicidal actions” what did he actually think was going to happen? “Oh no a murderer feels sad :( let’s let him free”

@Me "I loathe my own existance therefore DIE"

@Sup Ayam IMO, i disagree that mental illness should be a sufficient reason to pardon a crime, at least, pardoned from all consequence completely. Although they are (probably) not themselves or cannot control their actions during the crime, they have done something wrong (especially if its murder/torture), and they have proven themselves dangerous to society.
Firstly, any human dangerous to society (proven to be), should not be just released back into society after getting caught, especially if they committed these crimes recently. Thus, they should at least be contained TO BE TREATED. Contained as in, put somewhere where they can't do any harm to the public, and is being watched. (At the very least - edited) Until their mental state stablises through treatment and help.
Secondly, many people with mental illnesses/diseases don't commit crime, nor are a harm to society. So, clearly, there are still some differences between the two. Though this may not be a good reason, as I recognise the mental illnesses have different severities, or,  some people might not be in the position (or educated on what to do) to get help.
Still, mental illness should not be sufficient to pardon crime. If you disagree, feel free to reply, I enjoy sharing ideas, and I hope I don't come off as negative or anything, just my thoughts. :D

@InLoveWithAGhost you’re fatherless then

@ToxicSoul actually, my dad was kicked out, he didn’t leave

@Sup Ayam Not “pardon a crime” no, but it could be a reason to send them to a mental institution for the rest of their lives instead of giving them the death penalty.

@Sup Ayam yes it should. He was faking it and I was pointing out his flawed plan

Uhh, forgive my audacity, but shouldn't mental illness be reason to pardon a crime? Like, they're not really sane when the crime happened and for various reasons, this is more than their emotion is getting too wild. If anything, the possibility of crime should be one of the driving force in making them not "sad".

i could see depression/suicidal tendencies as an excuse for murder

He might get his wish then jury votes on the death penalty 🤭

He legit thought he could kill a bunch of children and then have everyone feel sorry for him because ”oh no he hears voices he cant help it uwu”


The footage of the guy who was actually found not guilty by reason of insanity was rather chilling to watch. He was completely detached from the emotion of the situation. He derived no pleasure from killing, and he had no remorse for it, either. It's bizarre.

@josend That's a really horrifying mindset.

@Dan Arnets bro 😹😹😹 it feels wrong to laugh

@Fart i think it would be exactly like you purposley killing an insect. You just dont care, means absolutley nothing

Seriously tho what goes through the head of someone like that. I seriously can not imagine shooting someone in the head and feeling nothing at all

Bro was just trying to figure out if killing could be his hobby


This is reminiscent of something I learned in interviewing people in a management position I held. If you were genuine (like the detective interrogating Cruz), people were much more likely to be truthful about theirselves and it made making the decision to hire said person or not much easier. My old boss would act like a drill sergeant when he interviewed people and we wound up with some awfully dishonest and terrible employees that brought distress to our lives both professionally and personally.

You get what you deserve ? ha...ha......


I love how the detective minimizes the “demons” in every way possible..”demons told you to build a fire…in a fire pit”..🤣 your demons are weak dude!


Imagine pretending to be crazy, with no research as to what actually crazy looks/sounds like. Just the ol' "BURN, KILL, DESTROY." "can be suicidal, cuts self, etc." and "I've got voices in my head."
You've got thoughts, kid. Like everyone else.
Sometimes I have the random floating thought to break someone's bones, but I also have the self-control not to.


Unsettling but fascinating to watch at the same time.

@Tampyrer They are still blue checkmarks AKA leftists.

@Julie Ann Anderson How odd of you to make that claim. 1 in 3 people have a mental illness. Its a possibility he just killed people because he could, but there in lies that he would be like the second guy, and he would have a personality disorder. Which is deemed a mental illness. There are many forms of self harm no one talks about, cutting is wildly popular, however, self harm could be physical or mental. It could be both.

Starling - I love your channel!  I’m a subscriber. And oddly enough I just finished watching this. Very tragic, and very strange watching this ... sad and aggravating.

Do you wanna come over to mine and take it back to the Dawson’s Creek days?

@cakepapu Being 'Verified' means shit. Same as Twitter, they're all leftists, etc.

wow hello! i mostly watch asmr videos from you! so anyway, can you do a crazy and psychotic whisper ASMR? who knows, i might use this as an excuse of having a demon voice in me.

He's clearly never struggled with self harm or suicidal thoughts. His attempts at acting like it are truly pathetic yet fascinating.

i love it. knowing these people will be locked up the rest of their lives fills me with a bit of joy

I keep seeing verified youtubers here,  Youtube algorithm seems to be doing a good job.


you can tell he is a kid, his responses are very childish....would make sense to a 2 year old but I have zero sympathy, this dude is a tool! He is fully in control of his mind and will be when judgement day comes. RIP to all of the people KILLED and affected by this idiots actions, may their souls be at peace forever.


Subbed! Your videos are fantastic, informative and interesting. It felt like maybe 15 mins not an hour. I remember seeing him on the news in Canada, I wonder if he's going to get the death penalty or life


The actual insane person is quite fascinating. The way he answered all the questions, his matter of factness on the situation and the lack of remorse.

True. I would be scared of sitting across the table from him.

True. I would be scared of sitting across the table from him.

He still had the vaguest sense of self-preservation. The only emotion he confesses to is sadness, over him getting caught. And when the detective asks him what should happen to him, his voice falters a bit when he says "Death sentence, sir," as if he knew it was the correct answer but didn't want to say it.

@Atticus Felix Sociopaths need love too.. or do they??

@Atticus Felix Sociopaths need love too.. or do they??

@matthew Dubey Agreed. Almost anyone can learn to imitate emotion  / empathy. I'm surprised he made it that far on this side of the fence. My guess is that he either went off his meds or never got the right ones, eventually.

what is insane is that he looks sane to me :O whoopsy

what is insane is that he looks sane to me :O whoopsy

i don't think he was a sociopath. he was definitely a psychopath. he did not express any emotion or remorse as to what he did, which is common for psychopaths. i know a sociopath (they are diagnosed with ASPD) and the two are very different. <br>i think the differences are really interesting actually.

i don't think he was a sociopath. he was definitely a psychopath. he did not express any emotion or remorse as to what he did, which is common for psychopaths. i know a sociopath (they are diagnosed with ASPD) and the two are very different.
i think the differences are really interesting actually.

@Brendan ODonnell I don't think he was a sociopath, more like schizophrenic or schizoid or something. The main subject's definitely a sociopath.

Not nearly enough information to go on, but it feels like psychopathy.  At the same time, some people just naturally suppress their emotions under stress - maybe he realized that once he was caught, that was it, and his best chance was to 100% cooperate.  Easy cases definitely get lighter sentences (unless they're particularly brutal or heinous).  And no, a simple murder isn't heinous compared to the type of disturbed incomprehensible stuff that does on occasion happen.

@Brendan ODonnell sociopathy is not insane they are pretty much sane sociopath,psychopath become doctor,lawyer etc etc

The first guy reminded me of a real life boogie man 👿👹🧟♂ CREEPY.....

@Lilly Bean yeah , there are pepole like that all around us , like there are pepole who pretend to be whatever all around us , <br>not all of them will be killers

@Lilly Bean yeah , there are pepole like that all around us , like there are pepole who pretend to be whatever all around us ,
not all of them will be killers

The guy who was insane threw himself to the flames by confessing with no remorse , he just did not care .  He held nothing back, I’m sure his confession had all the juicy details only the police knew.  It was a extreme contrast to what “sane”people do.  Damn.

@TheLuckyjoenga Just beacause of his tone or is there other things?

@Krell 1437 my brother? Because he’s a creep. He’s arrogant. Sneaky.

@TheLuckyjoenga Do you know why he look like that?

@TheLuckyjoenga Do you know why he look like that?

He reminds me of my little brother. Cold. Emotionless. They even talk alike. Both are creepy!

@Atticus Felix he didn’t.  The guy he killed did.

@Atticus Felix he didn’t.  The guy he killed did.

@asd dsa They aren't used in the DSM or ICD but the terms are used in medical terminology because both forms of ASPD have significant differences.<br>I still have to admit that you are "scientifically" right to correct me and I thank you for that

@asd dsa They aren't used in the DSM or ICD but the terms are used in medical terminology because both forms of ASPD have significant differences.
I still have to admit that you are "scientifically" right to correct me and I thank you for that

@Krell 1437 Neither. Psycopath/sociopath aren't diagnostic terms. It's "Anti-social personality disorder".

@Mike Kiero feels little to no emotion good or bad.

@Mike Kiero feels little to no emotion good or bad.

Since when is sociopathy insanity? This makes no sense.

Since when is sociopathy insanity? This makes no sense.

@Atticus Felix The detective brought up the victims girlfriend ! not his c:

Not playing an air guitar with his fingers though, so not buying it

Atticus Felix He didn’t. The video never said he did at least.

Atticus Felix He didn’t. The video never said he did at least.

Yah psychopaths are really interesting I had the chance to talk to one and they are cool but creepy and off putting

@Teresa Muniz i think it’s only that he knows what’s right and wrong, not that’s he understands it.

I don't understand why he didn't get sent to prison. He does seem to have an understanding of right vs wrong, even if he only understands that at an intellectual level. He tried to cover his crime and leave the country...

Why was there a can of WD-40 on the desk the entire time though

What's really weird is that he was planning to flee to Canada when Oklahoma is, you now,  to the south which is a lot closer to Mexico.

Another fascinating part of it is how polite he was

Another fascinating part of it is how polite he was

It's crazy that he always says 'sir' and or 'ma'am' , seems polite but has just killed a man in cold blood for mo reason at all. It is fascinating

It gets me how he always answers sir, the guy has just killed somebody which is obviously immoral and illegal but treats law enforcement with respect. Then he just gives the case to the officer as if he were a witness and not the offender. Truly chilling.

his tone made me annoyed of that reporter because she was just sending questions at him only to get "no ma'am" 😂

@Cormac B Sociopath are impulsive and lack control over themselves in face of gratification.<br>Psychopaths are classified in ASPD but the causes and psychopathology are completely different

@Cormac B Sociopath are impulsive and lack control over themselves in face of gratification.
Psychopaths are classified in ASPD but the causes and psychopathology are completely different

@Nia Lakewood <br>Sociopaths don't count as insane. They lack empathy, they don't lack moral understanding or control over their actions.

@Nia Lakewood
Sociopaths don't count as insane. They lack empathy, they don't lack moral understanding or control over their actions.

@Brendan ODonnell wouldn't it be psychopathy rather than sociopathy?

Also note that the actual insane person's sentence structure often repeated superlatives like, "I did this quickly, did that quickly, got sad I got caught quickly."

Bro its scary to think that i've met people that spoke in the same way.

@Senju It's intriguing for sure. This kinda motivates me to study criminal psychology

Ikr. To me rather than a human, the insane man felt like someone who just like read a script and gave interview for job or something. Like a complete robot, unable to understand human emotion. Very creepy.


It's actually quite easy to see the difference between crazy and pathetic.


5:26
“To make him feel more comfortable, I unloaded the clip, unloaded the bullet from the chamber, handed them over to him. And that.. eased his nerves a little. Then I pulled a second clip out of my pocket and set it on my lap.”

This made me laugh more than it needed too. On the contrary, must of been terrifying to whiteness.

𝓼 𝓮 𝓿 𝓮 𝓷 🇺🇦

𝓼 𝓮 𝓿 𝓮 𝓷 🇺🇦

I felt like shit at laughing at that. Thanks for making me feel like I am not the only one


So I'm kind of confused? I always believed that "insanity" (in the eyes of the law) came from the notion that you could not determine what was right and wrong in that situation. But the "insane" man was calm, collected, planned everything out, knew how to stop his roommate from panicking -putting him into a false sense of security, and even made an attempt to hide the body afterwards. All pointing to the fact he knew it was wrong - just cause he doesn't care shouldn't mean that he's insane? In that case, most all killers/serial killers are insane cause they don't care - if they did the majority wouldn't of committed the crimes that they did? Any comments on this thought process are welcome.

The actual psychopath didn’t try to convince anyone he was crazy

@Marie Antoinette nobody that overviewed him thought him to be psychopathic.

Yeah I’m a bit confused as well what qualifies as insane in the name of the law

He was not trying to deny or defend his actions. He even suggested death penalty by his own choice. So he didn't act this way to deflect anything or to convince others, but because he is actually psychopathic, hence why he was deemed insane. It would have been different if he himself suggested that he shouldn't be punished because he's not right in his brain. I hope I was able to explain that in an understandable way.

I'm not sure about the legal side of things but iirc calculated thoughts with detachment from morality is one of those tells of psychopaths in a medical sense? So behavior like that would still be grounds for ruling him as neurodivergent at the very least


I wonder how annoying it is for people who studied mental illness for years, only for someone to come along thinking they can outsmart them by acting insane

@slander's notebook  it’s all about boundaries. person feel depressed might not be a depressed person because of that.  If seeking attention in such a small level and amount then it might not be a condition. If it crossed the boundary then it might be. Just like feel anxious about some things but having anxiety is different. Also, I believe no one is normal:) <br>P/s:hope u understand my google translate english. It just my pov, I don’t even know what the boundaries are

@slander's notebook  it’s all about boundaries. person feel depressed might not be a depressed person because of that.  If seeking attention in such a small level and amount then it might not be a condition. If it crossed the boundary then it might be. Just like feel anxious about some things but having anxiety is different. Also, I believe no one is normal:)
P/s:hope u understand my google translate english. It just my pov, I don’t even know what the boundaries are

@slander's notebook oh man, remember that Rolling Stone article titled "A Rape on Campus" and the whole rape incident turned out to be this story that a girl made up to try to get attention from a guy classmate? If you don't know what I am talking about, you should look it up, it's crazy. In the meantime I will be trying to get senpai to notice me

@Cheyenne The man portrayed above was deemed clinically sound of mind (although the exact phrasing may differ). This indicates that he is considered 'sane' by objective measures. If you truly study psychology then please start understanding it.

@Cheyenne I disagree, the mere of act of “acting insane” in the first place would imply that they are sane. If it were to the contrary then it would be justified as normal behaviour.

@Gia Carangie Such ego on this one no i have not stated why it is in quotes and you do not know why. Though i did know it would make people like you angry to do so. have a good night lol.

@Gia Carangie Uh I didn't say that you're assuming why i put Academia in quotes. now now.

@rgaa tsy ppl really do that bs ??🤣that’s dumb like seriously 😳

@prophetblood1 so yes, all psychological and sociological academia is a leftist conspiracy in your head. lol

@The Duke of Swellington I'll point you to Critical Race Theory and then the door.

@flouncymom No offense but you should quit your job if you really do what you insinuate here. That's sadism. In a position of power. Ironically something very characteristic of some psychological disorders.
Also, you have to be reminded that there's never certainty unless you're reading minds, which by the way is impossible.
Because I am autistic, my behaviour has often been misinterpreted and people have postulated I'd be lying because my behaviour wouldn't "match" an honest person's. So I fell victim to wrong judgements made by "experts" who gave more about their prestige than the factual elements.
I read that from your words aswell. You wanna "catch the liars!" instead of acting responsible with the power given to you. That's dangerous and immoral.

@Cheyenne As a future colleague of yours (if you continue to study applied clinical psychology and become a therapist) I'd ask you to be way more open minded. Oh and, drop the "mental illness" term, it's obsolete for a good thirty-one years now..

@flouncymom You mean to tell me that people will go so far to fake an illness to the point of actually wanting to be committed to an Inpatient Unit just for stupid reasons? Jeez, I've heard of people being sent to mental hospitals due to a misdiagnosis error on their doctor's part (me having had unfortunately experienced this) but this is beyond comprehensible...

Actually this has worked plenty of times

Also a mockery to those who actually struggle and are trying to improve their illness as well

All I can say is that I am thoroughly annoyed at this kid.

@Cheyenne Cheyenne, if you want attention, that's fine.  We understand.  When you start claiming you're mentally ill for that attention, that is actually abusive to the people around you.  If you're doing that, knock it off.  You're an actual abuser and will cause others a lot of pain.

@slander's notebook It is just a matter on what you do, and it MATTERS, what you do.

@rgaa tsy Hey there ! I believe that is true ! But don't you agree there's a underlying problem here ? What is behind the idea of wanting to be "cool or whatever" and is different than how you perceive this? :)

@Thanh Mai Nguyễn almost everyone wants attention in a way. Wanting their parents to be proud, hoping to get noticed by a crush, receiving gifts on their birthday, getting invited to a party, etc. It's just a matter on what you do to get that attention.

@flouncymom I mean that's what you think, you don't catch the ones faking it correctly

@Thanh Mai Nguyễn All for the attention mate, dont fall for the edgy teens

@rgaa tsy  those teenagers might do that to seek attention or sympathy and if u think about it, y would a normal, mentally stable do that?

literally, i have been suicidal before, never did i point a fake gun to my head, or kill several people, who does he think he's fooling

if he legitimately acted how he seemingly felt, he probably wouldve landed himself on death row

Yeah, I'm one of those people and it's beyond irritating. We had people try to fake being mentally ill and be admitted to an inpatient psych unit. Sometimes to avoid legal issues, get benefits, attention, you name it. Takes about 30 seconds to catch onto their grift and then we just toy with them for our own amusement basically. And to have good stories. They're always exposed and given a nice bill.

@Cheyenne There are so many teenagers who fake mental illness bc they think it will make them look cool or whatever. They do exist, it's unavailable but yeahh...

edit : *unbelievable

In a way, "acting insane", is part of being mentally ill if you think about it... no "sane" person would fake a mental illness :) (and yup i study psychology haha)


If this weren’t such a tragic event if I were that detective I wouldn’t be able to keep myself from laughing at this punk’s horrible attempt at acting insane.


I’ve hallucinated a few voices before, and in my experience it sounded like it was 5 feet behind me not inside my head

@lilostitchmars My bad, I'll hide the cameras better

I have schizophrenia and I literally check every nook and cranny for cameras because you don't actually hear voices in your head and I'm so glad someone brought this up.

@sonicsfurrycock It’s all good, just gotta roll with the punches and stay fluid. I’ll take your advice on the reaching out tho, I’ve already started isolating myself without even realizing

@ScienceFry I'm sorry dude shit sucks. My uncle had it he got kicked out the army. Then he hung himself. Just make sure you reach out to people periodically, I isolate which makes it worse sometimes but even just walking in the mall or whatever helps me feel less alone

@sonicsfurrycock Yeah my aunt has it, Im pretty sure I have it, which sucks cause I wanted to join the marines. Oh well, at least my life is gunna get interesting as I get older ig

Exactly this. I have schizophrenia and whenever people claim to have it, it's always "voices in my head." Nah it's when it's behind the shoulder that's pretty scary!


Keep up the good work guys! You have many loyal fans who appreciate your efforts! Do  you have a patreon? I would love to support you there.


I know for a fact a lot of people felt really embarrassed the moment the interrogator walked in that room. 🤦♂


Your channel is the best out of all Explore With Us is good too but your channel doesn't compare. You're thorough, clear and easy to follow and understand. Keep the content coming PLEASE


How to actually be criminally insane: Immediately confess to every detail of the crime and explain that the reason you committed the crime was because you wanted to. Obviously.

@ TESTIMONY ALLEY Marc Strusa

 There was also no calculated structure to his behavior and was completely void of any human emotion. He didn't try to preserve himself or downplay his actions. This (or at least the didn't downplay his actions part) may be noble and sane for someone who did something intermediately bad (tell a lie, broke something, acted like a bit of jerk, stole something, etc), but for someone who is being put on a death sentence for murder it becomes peculiar. You can just watch from the beginning ( 4:04 ) or where Jim explains it ( 9:24 ).
Crazy doesn't have to just be the type of exaggerated, sporadic, behavior you see in cartoons, you know.

I don't know what you are rambling about with Dr. Fauci, but I'll just leave that to your own stuff.

@ *TESTIMONY ALLEY Marc Strusa*

 There was also no calculated structure to his behavior and was completely void of any human emotion. He didn't try to preserve himself or downplay his actions. This (or at least the didn't downplay his actions part) may be noble and sane for someone who did something intermediately bad (tell a lie, broke something, acted like a bit of jerk, stole something, etc), but for someone who is being put on a death sentence for murder it becomes peculiar. You can just watch from the beginning ( 4:04 ) or where Jim explains it ( 9:24 ).
Crazy doesn't have to just be the type of exaggerated, sporadic, behavior you see in cartoons, you know.

I don't know what you are rambling about with Dr. Fauci, but I'll just leave that to your own stuff.

@Haydn Wallis and you still don't get my point but ok

@Haydn Wallis I never said it's impossible. My first reply said 'it's really hard'.

@samishi not sure if YOU know but listen to this, they have this thing called Theatre 😮
Legend has it they preform LIVE, this means there is no room for mistakes and when they preform with no mistake to a very high level they get these things called Tony’s!
Again, only the greatest pretenders are awarded this!
.... Apparently 🤷♂

@Vivian R

Hello.  How's it going?

I wonder if he really had no emotion or just a lot of self-control.

Maybe he was thrown off because he was telling the complete truth and it apparently wasn't making an impact lol.

Dang.  Murdered this dude.  Told them the truth.  And now they're just staring at me like I'm crazy.

This is crazy.

This is crazy.

@samishi

Hello.  How's it going?

What about narcissists and womanizers?

They can be really good at pretending they care.

@Ealsante

This is another thing.

If I say, I knew it was wrong and I didn't want to do it but I couldn't fight the urge then doesn't that imply a force other than the person was controlling or at least influencing them?

I do believe demons can posses people too so that might explain our differing points of view.

Mark 5:1-13

They came to the other side of the sea, to the country of the Gerasenes.[a] 2 And when Jesus[b] had stepped out of the boat, immediately there met him out of the tombs a man with an unclean spirit. 3 (B)He lived among the tombs. And no one could bind him anymore, not even with a chain, 4 for he had often been bound with shackles and chains, but he wrenched the chains apart, and he broke the shackles in pieces. No one had the strength to subdue him. 5 Night and day among the tombs and on the mountains he was always crying out and cutting himself with stones. 6 And when he saw Jesus from afar, he ran and (C)fell down before him. 7 And (D)crying out with a loud voice, he said, “What have you to do with me, Jesus, (E)Son of (F)the Most High God? (G)I adjure you by God, do not torment me.” 8 For he was saying to him, “Come out of the man, you unclean spirit!” 9 And Jesus asked him, “What is your name?” He replied, “My name is (H)Legion, for we are many.” 10 And he begged him earnestly not to send them out of the country. 11 Now a great herd of pigs was feeding there on the hillside, 12 and they begged him, saying, “Send us to the pigs; let us enter them.” 13 So he gave them permission. And the unclean spirits came out and entered the pigs; and the herd, numbering about two thousand, rushed down the steep bank into the sea and drowned in the sea.

@Ealsante

Hello.  How's it going?

I am not seeing how someone saying they wanted to do something means they knew it was wrong.

I am now wondering if I think people can do horrific things for no reason.

What do you think?

I definitely think I have an a priori belief that all such actions have underlying motivations.

Matthew 10:16

Behold, I am sending you out as sheep in the midst of wolves, so be wise as serpents and innocent as doves.

This call to understand how evil people think probably is a big reason why.

Do you believe there is a God that is pure and perfectly just and righteous or a devil and demons that are only evil?

(I do.  When hearing a person is Christian do you generally believe they believe these things?  Just trying to understand you better.  I love talking.  Also, if you have any prayer requests then please let me know.

Have a nice day.

@TESTIMONY ALLEY Marc Strusa in addition, some of these criminals are very smart the way they hide their emotions. Some want the death sentence just so they don’t have to rot in prison others are too scared of the death that they prefer to act mentally ill to not get the death sentence. Some are dumb enough to put on an act and think they’ll get away with it. Some have too Tbh so kinda crazy

@TESTIMONY ALLEY Marc Strusa <br>It was mainly his cold, stark indifference towards his crime and towards the fact that he was getting arrested that made him insane. It wasn't just because he told the truth, lol.

@TESTIMONY ALLEY Marc Strusa
It was mainly his cold, stark indifference towards his crime and towards the fact that he was getting arrested that made him insane. It wasn't just because he told the truth, lol.

Thing is keeping it up. No matter how hard you study and practice your fake insanity, you cannot deviate for one minute... ever. The massacre guy gave himself away in the first second, when the officer left the room, with his look to camera.

All the time in police cells. All the time held on remand. All through the trial. All through family visits, lawyer visits, etc. And if you get away with it and get sent to the hospital... that's going to have to be who you are now. Forever.

Or it's bye bye doctor and nurse and hello governor and guard!!

@No damnn... I'm fascinated by the minds of the people  truly insane

You cannot say you want to, though. That implies that your desire to do something overrode your sense of morality, and therefore implies you knew something was wrong when you did it.

"I killed that girl because I wanted to" = you knew it was wrong, but it fulfilled some motive or turned you on or whatever, so you did it anyway. That's not insane. It might not be premeditated, but you were not insane.
"I killed that girl. Didn't feel different. Don't get anything out of it. Didn't turn me on." = you simply did something, and right or wrong didn't enter into it at the time of the offence.

you guys in the reply section knowing all this makes me worried

This is so wild.

Law enforcement believes telling the truth makes you crazy and that they are not insane lol.

@Uzaifa Raja Yet, the crazy guy knows an eye for an eye lol.

@Leonzen Why i think someone is actually reading this to commit a murder and get away with it :"(

Also, be EXTREMELY polite and maybe keep a smile on your face. The type of smile you keep while meeting a new person for the first time. Of course.

I mean, there has to be no reason. You can't admit to it all, act like there's no reason while the situation makes it very clear there was a motive.

@Livid_Butterfly damn this chat is really cool , hi guys ♥

Also be really polite, no ones polite these days so something must be wrong with him.

@David Marsh well because they want to get away with it and be free. They don’t want to go to a ward either because thats also for life, medicated and if you show any normality you go to jail anyway. If you cant do the time don’t do the crime as they say

Yes, insanity is basically not being able to tell what’s right from wrong. And the consequences of your action.

@samishi don’t know if you know but there’s these things called films and lots of people pretending to be things there not and if they’re really good they get these things called oscars, only the greatest pretenders get these apparently

@ZER0 i think that's the use of filming the interrogation so that they can further review the actions of the suspect

It's really hard to pretend being anything without actually being it

@ZER0 insanity is the definition of not having ability to make reason in your mind.

I also noticed a significant difference between the real and fake insanity was that the interrogator caught the fake off guard while the real insanity caught the interrogator off guard.

Right, the phrase "I killed him because I wanted to" will get you locked up for insanity faster than pretending to be

Not to look around the interrogation too. Just look damn straight to the person you're talking to.


This detective is brilliant and very professional. Very experienced


Honestly it was probably the loss of that fight that triggered this. School shooters often have mentalities revolving around social status and the shooting represents a re-establishing of social power in the most fundamental way: by having control over others life’s. And this is because individuals like this feel completely powerless in their own lives. They are lonely, isolated, angry people that feel the world has made them powerless and taken what should have been theirs away from them. So they attempt to gain power back by destroying what they believe is controlling them. This psychological makeup is also based heavily in entitlement.  The loss of the fight was probably the final straw. The ultimate proof that he was completely powerless over his own life. And when some people are absolutely convinced of their own powerlessness they will take drastic steps to take power back. For these types of people, it’s take the power back or die.


i live in jacksonville and remember when the parkland shooting came on the news. this guy was 4 hours away from me and my school.. sincerest condolences to their families.

jacksonville > every other place in florida


"Acting to be insane but not fooling anyone" i die laughing. 🤣


this video got me hooked on this channel and here i am again watching it. Such a great series of videos.


I wonder what Cruz was expecting. Did he think he could escape altogether? Did he plan the fake psychosis ahead of time or was he improvising as he went along? Was he so caught up in the idea of how cool he was about to become that he couldn't think beyond that? Did he think he'd beat the rap and become the leader of a heavy metal band? I heard that he recently pitched a fit in court during a jury selection when the prosecutor demanded that his coloring book and colored pencils be taken away because he was obviously trying to give prospective jurors that he was just a wittle boy. The judge agreed.

I think he answers this himself when he explains that he's stupid. He didn't think it through much at all.


lmfao i totally laughed my ass off when he said the songs he listened to were 'sad' when in reality they are both upbeat songs.


My gosh I can't imagine someone taking their own mother's life, I had just recently lost mine and I would do anything to get her back the only reason I would hurt anyone or possibly kill the would be to protect my mother from Harm but never to hurt her or did what he did I can't even say that it's horrible, what a horrible thing to do to anyone let alone your own mother period.


59:01 I love how in the final court scene, he walks in wearing Jeffery Dahmer glasses 🤣 like he just said fuck it we're doubling down on the crazy 😭


I picked the sad songs and the demon picked the evil songs is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard 😂😂😂


The fact that that teenager really thought mentally ill people or suicidal people just sit there pointing fingers guns at themselves and making verbal gun noises is hilarious, you’d never think that he just killed however many teenagers and teachers.

You’d never think that till you remember he’s American

Someone had to make the joke

As a person that has indeed thought of committing respiration't this is ridiculous

Lmao he really thought he was fooling somebody until they brought up his health records 🤣

These cops are good because i would have been laughing

@Skarry, Earth Human I do that also! It's very rare but sometimes I just do it without thinking. I point the finger gun in my mouth.

@Anti Thought Police I was thinking About Tate when I read that comment omg

I have a tic that is like that. I control it enough that nobody would ever see. If I get really negative intrusive thoughts it happens. It's one of the only tics I can control which is interesting because of the strong stigma if someone saw it which sort of confirms that CBIT will be effective for me if I work on it.

I think it's from Tate from AHS: Murder House

He watched Jared Leto’s joker and decided that’s what it meant to be insane lmao

He really thought that he would be able to BS his way out of it by acting sad and depressed.


The dude who was actually insane is probably the most respective murderer there has ever been.

He was more honest then anybody I have seen in these interviews, he did not care about his life or try to preserve it AT ALL.   All the other suspects worked diligently and deceptively to try and escape the punishment or consequence, which was more then they could bear since they wanted to continue doing these things.  Commenting on the truly insane guy, he would just answer the question, no song and dance or run around or any tangents on unrelated subjects.  I was shocked he was insane but still believe it.


"Can you give me time to think"<br>Sure the detective was like "sure come up with any dumb lie you can conceive"

"Can you give me time to think"
Sure the detective was like "sure come up with any dumb lie you can conceive"


all that time ago i felt sorry for the kid thinking he was one of those bullied at school kids, abused n unloved til i saw this clip.  to kill your own blood though is just.....


this makes me feel extremely good about my acting skills


This was so interesting from start to end. Anyone looking to make it big in Poker, DO NOT DO ANY TELL SIGNS THIS GUY DOES 🤣


More frequent uploads??? Come on JCS this is peak content.  Get back here!!


you could make a cool video about the whole johnny depp case

Matt orchard the only jcs inspired youtuber worth watching has done that.

It's Matt orchard crime and society.  Def worth the watch


36:56 just one of the many reasons I curse the news, if they didn’t give these people so much attention they would have significantly less reason to even commit the acts, but nope, the news needs their views and their money.


A scary thought about school shootings is how many times a student or students may have had a last minute change of heart and not gone through with it.

That concept has always intrigued me, imagine a world where the columbine shooters pulled up to the school armed but saw sense and just went home instead. Nobody there would have ever known how close they were to such a devastating attack on human life.

There has been far too many shootings but its crazy to think how many more shootings have been abandoned, being from the uk its an obvious solution being no guns no shootings but i guess its too late for the us now because your not going to rid your towns and cities of guns.


“Anytime you heard the demon, just light up a blunt!”

😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 I really like this detective


Ok but doesn't being able to actually go through with ending a life make you mentally not ok? I mean killing someone in a car wreck on accident where you are not at fault gives normal people PTSD. Even 911 operators who don't see any gore can get PTSD. How is murder a thing someone can do while being ok mentally.

Being insane by eyes of the law isn’t the same as being mentally ill.


"The voices tell you to kill birds and start fires in the fire pit"<br>🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"The voices tell you to kill birds and start fires in the fire pit"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


Would the insanity plea work for felony tax evasion? Asking for a friend


The one time a cop will promote drug use "if the marijuana and the Xanax made the demon go away it seems like an easy fix man"!<br>I'm fucking dead 🤣

The one time a cop will promote drug use "if the marijuana and the Xanax made the demon go away it seems like an easy fix man"!
I'm fucking dead 🤣


The actual psychopath in the video reminded me of how Todd in Breaking Bad talks.


The first guy had no hold on reality.  This guy is evil.


When most of the other interrogation footage channels aren’t that good so you just rewatch JCS over and over again


i’m suprised no ones talking about the clip of the REAL insane guy. it’s so terrifying how confidence he is and the lack of remorse while telling his story... let alone the fact he was still in highschool (edit: college freshman!!! sorry)

snapletz thats another thing thats so scary… he looks and acts like a normal, honest person.. i would have no idea he was insane if it wasnt for the video being explained before hand

Alarmed Llama oooh i missed that bit. either way, its crazy someone so young can be driven to act the way he did and do something so disgusting without remorse

@Straat that’s a psychopath lol. sociopaths aren’t completely devoid of empathy like psychopaths are—again I’d know, technically I am one lmao—we have the ability to feel for others, but it’s difficult. sociopaths know and understand what is wrong; for example, killing someone is wrong. a psychopath won’t see murder as morally incorrect.

psychopaths altogether are basically just sociopaths, but much worse. they don’t have any form of empathy, and nothing affects them. sociopaths are just a little more human than that.

@Marnix den Hartog thanks for the clarification

@holy water I feel that when he said he deserved the death penalty. He was being very honest. As in. He feels that people who kill others should be punished accordingly. He mentioned an eye for an eye. He had a very simplistic, rigid. Black and white view of morality.

As for why he did it. I feel he genuinely didn't know why, after the fact. Or maybe thought it wasnt a valid enough reason to mention it. Maybe in the moment it was different.

@eight216 to me, he seemed to be on the spectrum.

I find it more concerning how similar I am to him, In terms of general demeanor during that interrogation.

Personally. I don't think he was being confident. I feel he was being more compliant. It seemed more to me that the reality of the situation hadn't fully hit him.

Also in addition please look at the comment by Marnix den Hartog. They talk about another symptom of ASPD and some facts!

To the psychopath discussion. I'm no psychologist nor have ASPD so don't take my comment too seriously, but I'm very interested in especially ASPD and am learning a lot about it in my private life.

The only way to truly diagnose a person is looking at every symptom that leads to a diagnosis. Sadly, many in this discussion only look at parts of the diagnosis criteria. While you don't have to fit in every single one of those, it should be a great amount.

First, the typical symptom. Lack of empathy. This is something he does definitely fit into. He doesn't think about the life of the person he killed, the consequences such as maybe fatherless children etc. and if he does he clearly doesn't care. See his lack of remorse, in his own words.

That alone doesn't make a psychopath. There are many different cases of ASPD and other illnesses and even unknown psychological malfunctions that cause this, so the other diagnosis criterias are to find out which type of ASPD or if it's ASPD in the first place.

Important for a diagnosis with psychopathy is manipulation. In this case Jared straight up talked about what he did, though it might also be his strategy. Psychopaths can't plead insanity, he was able to, so maybe this was a strategy. We can't be sure, tho i personally believe he didn't manipulate in any way.

Next is narcissistic behavior. This mostly shows in putting your needs over the others, regardless of the consequences. He didn't gain anything from it, so i personally believe he didn't fit into this. Especially shown in the next symptom:

Self-preservation. He doesn't care what happens to him. At all. While this symptom doesn't HAVE to be met, it's significant in his case because he already doesn't meet many of the symptoms.

I personally believe, especially in addition with the fact that he was found criminally insane and that individuals who suffer from ASPD aren't found insane, that he doesn't suffer from psychopathy. Sociopathy itself is also not likely, because of his lack of emotional outbursts and such. There might be subtypes of Sociopathy that fit better than psychopathy, but I'm not quite sure. But for what I'm seeing, it's not psychopathy. Please correct me, I'm very interested in this topic and want to learn!

@Light Dreaming make sure you two aren’t on some watch list now.

if he was offered a bottle of water, i guarantee you he would’ve taken it and explained everything while drinking it.

@Danny Devlin daym you're so edgy man, here's the attention you wanted

@Marnix den Hartog "people with aspd are way more likeable" that's where the manipulative part of their behavior comes. They tend to be likeable and blend with the norm, but they're apathetic and have no remorse when they do they're crimes, and guise around again if they aren't caught of it.

@RageX both psychopaths and sociopaths use manipulation and reckless behaviour to get what they want. Psychopaths have no conscience at all, and instead copy what is perceived to be as ‘normal behavior’ from other people, while sociopaths have a conscience and can feel some guilt, although not enough to inhibit their behavior. “They (psychopaths) are skilled actors whose sole mission is to manipulate people for personal gain” (These are the exact words of a psychologist).

To be fair, both have a lot in common and neither psychopath or sociopath is a diagnosis. The terms are more used by ‘regular’ people than by medical professionals, who classify both as antisocial personality disorder. There is too little difference for medical professionals to accurately distuingish between the two.

This however still makes it hard for me to believe that Jared suffers from that condition since people with antisocial personality disorder are way more likeable to (for example) get power and status or climb the corporate ladder since they have no regard for anyone except themselves. To me that doesn’t really sound like somebody who feels indifferent by throwing his entire life away (Jared).

@holy water not a psychopath more of a sociopath. He doesn’t have an measure of empathy. Hurting others is like stepping on an ant to him, imagine people started acting like they did towards him because you stepped on an ant, that’s his position. He doesn’t feel he needs to lie about it because it was less than nothing to him and just made the decision he was going to do it someday. Probably because subconsciously he probably wanted to feel something but crazy enough it doesn’t seem like he did.

@holy water
1) Morality is subjective. Although i don't believe in moral relativity, you can damn sure look around you, not even worldwide but just in your social circle, and pick out varrying morality.

2) ASPD is not a disorder, as such. Any given personality disorder is a collection of personality traits which are aquired and somewhat reversable. It's like OCD vs OCP.

3) ASPD has traits from both psychopathy and sociopathy because if someone starts to develop those kinds of personality traits they can become incredibly dangerous, it's more of a catch-all for "this guy is capable of violence/manipulation"

4) Yeah... sociopathy is more close to what makes sense for this guy. But your average sociopath would not toss away their own life. Nor would they be unable to understand that their actions have consiquences unless they had a very low IQ, nor would they kill someone without any inherent motivation. He wasn't angry, he didnt' snap, he didn't even seem frusterated.

5) ASPD does not make you unable to understand that your actions have consiquences. It does not break the thing in your brain that makes you want to avert such consiquences as death.

@Ahzoh Exactly, he didn't think it was an issue that his girlfriend would be heartbroken at the news of what he did.

@eight216 That's what psychopaths do...they are highly intelligent and feel nothing. Why would he lie? He didn't feel shame, so nothing to hide. He even thought he deserved the death sentence, because of how brutally factual he has to be all the time. And yes, psychopaths have something very broken inside their brain.

@eight216 none of y'all know what a psychopath is like smh

@holy water Well he is human, but you're right, he is just void...of goodness. He doesn't understand good, only facts. He didn't even get any "pleasure" out of killing that young man. That should make it terrifying, to realize how he feels absolutely nothing. No matter what.

@eight216 You don't think psychopaths have something "broken" in their brain?

𝕯𝖚𝖘𝖙𝖎𝖓 𝕶𝖓𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙

@holy water aren’t psychopaths known to be calculative, manipulating and lying for their own sake? Psychopaths act almost always for their own gain, and in Jared’s case, he said he gained nothing from the murder, and he didn’t seem to care at all to have thrown his life away. Even though psychopaths have no empathy, doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings. A ‘general’ psychopath wouldn’t be so careless about life imprisonment. I know it’s a vague term and not a diagnosis but to me Jared is far from a typical psychopath.

@holy water 1 no. Psychopaths know that what they're doing is wrong.
2 if he really had no understanding of morality he would not have suggested the death penalty for himself as punishment because the concept of punishment would have been entirely alien to him
3 criminal insanity has nothing at all to do with psychopathy or sociopathy. It's literally just a benchmark for if someone has the cognitive capability to understand what a trial is and how it works and why it would take place.
4 being a psychopath, or having lots of antisocial personality traits in your personality (see OCD vs OCP) doesn't make you magically stop understanding how laws work or that your actions have consequences.

If you're gonna reply pls no more word soup

@eight216  No, psychopaths are not “thrill killers”, they just either lack empathy or have a very diminished capacity for it.

“Thrill killers” as a category is a completely separate category from psychopaths where the thrill killer category can include people who are very much not devoid of empathy (e.g. not psychopaths) but have other mental issues.

The dude in the video could pretty much be what you could call a textbook definition of a psychopath, he has a complete lack of empathy for any human being, which is why he doesn’t see anything wrong with what he’s done.

@Mister Guy Psychopath literally means lack of empathy. And it is a spectrum, not a yes/no matter. There are psychopaths that live their lives normally, and others who even try to do some good. What I find fascinating is a person that is able to find a reason to do good while having no empathy at all. That's crazy.

@Mister Guy not sure if serious or trolling. <br>A psychopath is typically what's refered to as a thrill killer. This guy wasnt that, he had no cost/benefit structure in regards to his actions and no coherent motivation for them.

@Mister Guy not sure if serious or trolling.
A psychopath is typically what's refered to as a thrill killer. This guy wasnt that, he had no cost/benefit structure in regards to his actions and no coherent motivation for them.

@eight216 "but that guy wasn't a psychopath. He showed respect for authoroty, he didn't feel the need to lie whatsoever, and he got no sense of gratification from his behavior. Dude just had something broken, or something broke inside his brain."<br>Yeah...that's a psychopath.

@eight216 "but that guy wasn't a psychopath. He showed respect for authoroty, he didn't feel the need to lie whatsoever, and he got no sense of gratification from his behavior. Dude just had something broken, or something broke inside his brain."
Yeah...that's a psychopath.

@holy water but that guy wasn't a psychopath. He showed respect for authoroty, he didn't feel the need to lie whatsoever, and he got no sense of gratification from his behavior. Dude just had something broken, or something broke inside his brain.

@Danny Devlin ik a dude named Danny ain't talkin tf

@Danny Devlin He was ridiculous, ending a life for literally no reason whatsoever. The detective was awesome as was this kids life sentence in the loony bin.

I agree it is so interesting and captivating

I agree it is so interesting and captivating

@Danny Devlin You try way to hard lil guy.

@Danny Devlin You try way to hard lil guy.

@It’s me Journie i get it. that complete lack of any sort of remorse or self-preservation is something to marvel—true, genuine psychopaths are some of the most interesting people there are. knowing there’s not an ounce of good in that person is honestly amazing—especially in regards to the nature vs. nurture debate. you can’t help but wonder if he’s even truly human


When I'm at work my voices tell me to hurt people 😂


ok just love this channel best videos ever!!!! you inspired so many channels too


"So the demon wanted to do wrong, but your good side didn't want to do wrong by smoking marijuana?"

Your good side has some fucking priority issues.


"Did the demon tell you to get an attorney?"


How did he buy a gun fullstop? I mean who would without wanting to do violence?


Jared's victim was pretty nuts to be fair, he disarmed himself and gave him the gun, why would you continue to comply, that's crazy

he didn't give him the gun.  he gave him the clip and the bullet.  then he pulled out another clip and put it on his own lap.


It's so funny that these people clearly get all their ideas of what "crazy" looks like from movies, like the inaccurate representation of mentally ill people in the media actually ended up working to expose them lmao

Or like liar liar “the claaaaw! Reeeeeeee” 😂

@Ximena Arevalo I also used to suffer with very bad intrusive thoughts that led me into panic attacks and obsessing over them in turn making me have many mental breakdowns.God delivered me from that and I am now free of instrusive thoughts!Do you wanna get rid of you'rs?

I think... the mad are more ritualistic. The crazy are more practical

Crazy is quiet, still, introspective, and confident. No doubt as to the motive but can be deceptive to avoid consequence. Mad is erratic, confused, lost, no ability to grasp or understand what has happened. Completely removed. Both have very distinct and specific behaviors based on what drives them. The mad are in an altered state which takes great care and patience to distill their specific ‘flavor’ which derives the motive, method, and means.

I mean in an odd way it’s better that they get a shitty idea of what “crazy” looks like so that they aren’t mistaken for actually being mentally ill/challenged

I think this is the ONLY time we can say, "Yay for misrepresentation of mental illness in the media," cause those faking it stand out so bad!!

@Lyla Hammar I definitely agree! Thankfully most people trying the whole “not guilt because insanity” don’t get very far because it’s so obvious they’re putting it on, especially because they seem to know so little about what these disorders (schizophrenia, psychosis, etc) actually entail and how they present. People who experience it and/or have seen it know what’s up.

Yeah the kid as seen way to many Scary Movie

@Mikey True, it happens! But not always. People seem to think that only mentally ill and/or neurodivergent people commit crimes, which is not true at all, and it feeds into the stigma that already causes a lot of suffering.

@Lyla Hammar I mean a lot mass shooters probably are mentally ill but that still doesn’t absolved them of criminal guilt.

as someone who actually has intrusive toughts, seeng people acting like that justifies being a murderer is hilarious, but the fact that they learn that from the media is really sad, they paint us in a very negative light and contribute to the stigmatization of mental illness


Thinking he was ever sane makes him insane


The fact that the actual insane man is the politest person ever is insane

@Lofi Girl I ain't reading all that, but I'm either really happy for you or really sorry for you

@April Ulmer I don’t think you fully understand what a psychopath is. Being entirely devoid of empathy and being entirely devoid of all emotion altogether are not the same thing. Psychopaths are capable of feeling happiness when they acquire success or power, and due to their lack of remorse, they will always put themselves first. A psychopath would NEVER volunteer themselves for the death penalty for this reason. And, they would most likely display something akin to joy when describing the murder. The complete flat affect and disregard for self-preservation suggests something different than psychopathy. Also, I’m pretty sure (although you can fact check me on this because I’m not completely sure) that psychopathy is not considered a form of legal insanity, so if that was what he had, he wouldn’t have gotten off on the basis of being insane. A very high number of prisoners are diagnosable psychopaths and they still serve their full sentences behind bars. I think this is because psychopaths are still able to rationalize sane motivations for their behaviour (ie: I killed that guy because it brings me pleasure = sane motive, as opposed to I killed that guy because God came down and told me it was a test of sacrifice and He would bring him back after = insane motive). Being devoid of ALL emotion, not just remorse but also joy, fear, etc, having complete disregard for self-preservation, and the complete lack of motive (not for pleasure, anger, money, or even positive delusions) suggests to me that this is not a psychopath. More likely it’s some kind of mental break. I heard a story about a guy who had a rare side effect from a medication where he stopped having feelings and that caused him to go insane and rob a bunch of banks at gunpoint. This guy from the video reminds me of that guy. Not a psychopath. Especially since the video said he was in college, which lines up perfectly with the typical age of onset for schizophrenia and many other mental disorders. Of course, this is all just my opinion. But personally, it seems a lot more complicated than and that he’s just a psychopath. There are a lot of other possible explanations for his behaviour. Not everyone who does something violent or has a flat affect is a psychopath.

@Davi Gurgel Hm. That sounds like a sociopath to me. Useless comment, just thought I'd share.

@j 0 what do you mean there never is one, that's how hitmen always get away. Nobody is actually stupid enough to think a plan where hitchhiking to Canada for free and without identification documents should be Plan A my guy

@j 0 what do you mean there never is one, that's how hitmen always get away. Nobody is actually stupid enough to think a plan where *hitchhiking* to Canada *for free and without identification documents* should be Plan A my guy

@Davi Gurgel I'm not salty. I'm pointing out issues lol

@Dakota Blount chill out lol why are you so salty about this? I just raised a hypothesis, if i'm wrong, i'm wrong

@Davi Gurgel no...nothing about that is logical. Which is why well studied professionals all agreed he was insane. But yeah, I'm sure random youtube comments have more knowledge than them.

@Dakota Blount well, he saved himself from getting a death penalty by being straightforward and using reverse psychology. Seems like, with clear evidence that it was him whi committed the crime, he did the most logical thing and cooperated with the system to get a chance to live, rather than trying to lie about something obvious

@J R , I did. But I absolutely do not believe that anything is the same as an actual prison.

Its scary, makes us to rethink of what we think of people around us

Not really. A lot of it is just a form of manipulation, but even still, just because this guy killed someone doesn't mean they all do. My grandmother is a psychopath and she never once has ever even laid a hand on me, she doesn't even believe in spanking kids for punishment. However, she is capable of doing other stuff like, stealing thousands of dollars in secret from a business while working in management or making false charges about people she doesn't like.

It’s weird that we consider people who are apathetic to be polite in society

@Patootie, it wasn’t a good plan, there never is one. He did have the best plan B and it worked though. He is not serving time in a real prison.

He was well aware of his actions and what they will bring, he just wanted to do it. He seemed to know from before doing the crime that he will get catched and punished for it. There was no need in his mind anymore to create some weird psycho scenario, he was too smart for that lol. There isn't more to it. <br>I'd love to see an interview with him 1-3years after he got imprisoned tho, to see if he regrets his actions now since he's locked up with no more decisions to make

He was well aware of his actions and what they will bring, he just wanted to do it. He seemed to know from before doing the crime that he will get catched and punished for it. There was no need in his mind anymore to create some weird psycho scenario, he was too smart for that lol. There isn't more to it.
I'd love to see an interview with him 1-3years after he got imprisoned tho, to see if he regrets his actions now since he's locked up with no more decisions to make

hell no he’s just honest and realistic and clearly didn’t give a shit about himself

now i know what “l’Étranger” was all about

@j 0 get away to another country by hitchhiking? He actually expected someone who had somewhere to be to <i>hitchhike</i> him to another country, for free, without any form of documents that could actually get him through, which even a 5 year old would be confused as to why he would do that... you tell me

@j 0 get away to another country by hitchhiking? He actually expected someone who had somewhere to be to _hitchhike_ him to another country, for free, without any form of documents that could actually get him through, which even a 5 year old would be confused as to why he would do that... you tell me

@Davi Gurgel psychopaths tend to have very strong self preservation. He seemingly has none

@Adrian Velasquez, he didn’t want to die. That is exactly why he pretended to be insane. He obviously planned this, he was trying to escape to another country. When his get-away plan was foiled he quickly switched to plan “B”

@Davi Gurgel I disagree. I’m guessing he has a form of schizophrenia/schizoid personality disorder or even a severe dissociative disorder that makes his emotions completely flat. A psychopath would lie to spare himself because he didn’t think he deserved punishment. This is different. Schizophrenia is an extremely misunderstood condition, not all of them hear voices or see demons.

How are you sure he really is insane?<br>The guy did not want to go to prison with hardened criminals. He was able to convince everyone with his great acting ability.

How are you sure he really is insane?
The guy did not want to go to prison with hardened criminals. He was able to convince everyone with his great acting ability.

That’s the scary thing, it tricks people into thinking they’re nice when really they’re emotionless killers

Polite insane person is most insane as his insanity has no outlet.


"The voices"

"SHUT UP  😑"

"WHAT HAPPENED?!"

"shut up"

Seriously.  That shut up was just perfect.. smack downed with a perfectly timed shut up


Could you please do a chapter on Amber Heard's Interrogation behaviour it's seems to me like she clearly manipulates it's interrogators during public domaine footage of her Depp-Heard trial pre-interrogations.


his acting is so cringe! The ones who usually go down for insanity are often the ones who stay super calm and say ''yeah I killed her, fry me'' - I've noticed it with quite a few cases. For example the Greyhound bus cannibal was literally begging them to kill him - he said 'I did it, I was in control of my actions, I planned this, I need to be executed'' - so he got like 4 years in a psychiatric ward and is now a free man again.


When I saw that guy twitch his fingers as soon as the detective came in I just physically Cringed 😬


52:04 "Anytime you heard the demon just light up a blunt" 🤣🤣🤣


this is soooo embarrassing how did he even commit to it for so long


That prince Andrew video sure disappeared fast 😂😂😂


I love how this detective just sips cold water calmly while this kid is trying to pretend a panic attack

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T SAME, like the voices i have arent that Deep, It just feels like someone told me something or someone IS calling me

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T my voice is always accuse me of doing things I didn't do

Lmao as someone who has a lot of anxiety attacks I just usually stare into the wall, maybe go look around for food but not go AAUAiakziaosiKaAUuauUaIqaAaQqqaAaq

I get panic attacks they can not be detected and diagnosed by medial teams… just like ibs…. They are only diagnosed through history of them being reported or told to doctor or medic teams. When I took a bad one doctors couldn’t even detect anything except a speeding heart…. But this guys calmness throughout one is not realistic….

i am schizophrenic. usually voices are persacutory and they tell you to kill yourself, hurt yourself, you are a bad person ect. they almost never talk about hurting others, destroy things, anything like that.

Howd u know it was cold 🧐🧐 (pls don't get  mad at me this is a joke comment)<br>Edit:I rewatched and found out it was the kid not the guy in the beggining

Howd u know it was cold 🧐🧐 (pls don't get  mad at me this is a joke comment)
Edit:I rewatched and found out it was the kid not the guy in the beggining

@U You mustve skipped some parts or just didnt finish the video

Which kid? Where do you see a kid in this video. That's a full grown man.


I didnt know mentally stable persons were capable of commiting such terrifying acts


This footage is really sad. It gives me memories of getting is huge trouble.


The chad 'Yes i killed him' vs the virgin 'the demon made me do it'.


I was distracted the whole time by wondering if they cleaned off that chair after he sat down on it with his bare ass exposed by that hospital johnny.


The detective was definitely just 😐😑 the whole time


When he said he wanted to be an army ranger I was like ok yeah checks out


this is why ill never commit a crime, because ill look so goofy if im found guilty

I would hope that's not the only reason you wouldn't commit a crime


this guy is so good at his job. he slowly squeezed every last confession and fairy tale out of the dude yet with such a calm and comforting demeanor

@krooz64 oh its not a problem, he just exposes the dude throughout the whole thing. Mostly towards the end though, i recommend watching it all though

@Juan Fernandez I was at the beginning and thought there were going to be multiple people, not just an example and one guy the rest of the time, my b

@krooz64 the whole video, there’s your time stamp lol

This guy clearly has years and years of experience running logical circles around scumbags and psychopaths. A true professional.


الحضوور الملكي


I wanna know who sold that gun to the guy that was actually insane


JCS: «uploads will be more frequent from now on». Also JCS: no uploads in the last 10 months.


i wonder how the detective managed to listen to 2 hours of crap


The fact that he went to a restaurant and struck up a conversation with the sibling of a girl that he killed. Absolutely disgusting.

@M well honey, you aren't here for discussion, or else you would answer at least one of  the questions asked of you, instead of deflecting. And while yes, I am absolutely offended by class traitors such as yourself- no, I am not a Liberal. I'm a Leftist. Not even close to the same thing- no matter what the party tents try to tell you.

@Random Crybaby Ah I get what you mean; I didn’t realize that was what you were referring to. I’d say a good detective is probably nice to people regardless of race but yeah, the justice system is pretty favoring towards white people and I’m sure that unfortunately many people of color are likely not treated as kindly and just in general don’t get as much legal support.

@ratthatsmilesback Everyone has different opinions. Anything wrong with that?

@M You’re not here for an argument but replied to every single comment that had a different opinion than you lmfao.

@Knick Wit Not here to start an argument. I don’t get offended at everything someone says liberal. Move on with your miserable day.

@Mister No Nonsense sorry when I typed that comment I had only seen 15 minutes of the video

@Wise_Owl don’t turn this into a race thing.

@Ashia yes, you are correct. Forgot to mention that also.

@Knick Wit then go to work. If a stimulus check makes you guide your children then you shouldn’t be a parent. Also, I don’t need the  internet to learn about life. That’s the problem these days. Now I’m sure you will get offended. Just speaking my mind. Doesn’t everyone have the right to their own opinion?

@Ashia Listen, I see both sides, it’s not the guns that’s the issue, it’s that they are a little to easy to get. Background checks should be added, but the people that want to ban guns are just not thinking. The criminals. Don’t care. If guns. Are illegal. They will find a way to get them anyway. If the good people can’t get a gun to defend themselves from the bad guys who don’t care if a gun is illegal and still gets one then it’s just chaos. Background checks and stuff good, banning guns, bad.

@M this comment alone makes me assume ur parents are related

@M stimulus checks are a waste of focus in your opinion?? Obviously you haven't done any reading on correlations between poverty/lack of basic needs being met and mental illnesses. Or how same poverty issues lead parents to not be able to be present for and guide their children. You should really use the internet to educate yourself on these topics.

@M or something needs to be done about the easy access to mass weapons of destruction 🙂 just a thought

@Random Crybaby Merely an interrogation technique, establish rapport with the suspect. Also some people enjoy the elicited reaction of people from their crimes, the detective didn't give him this.

@Jack Purvis ive seen comparising video of white people vs poc getting arrested and police men will always be nicer to white people. And though i see what you mean its still sick.

@Marius L G He killed 14 and injured 17 I thought

@Random Crybaby It’s pretty common interrogation tactic to, at least at first, be very kind. Like the narrator said, he’s got to keep him from shutting down and being quiet or becoming explosively angry. Otherwise they don’t get any info.

@Random Crybaby he has to lmao. He has to “ be friends with him” so he opens up to him and gain trust.

@Random Crybaby he needs to get his trust so he gets as much info as possible

and the police talking to him "okay buddy" sir murdered and hes a buddy now? " sick asf

@Marius L G sorry I only saw 15 minutes of the video when I typed that

@Alejandro Anglada sorry when I typed that I had only seen 15 minutes of the video

@Lottie he killed more than 10 people, most of them under 14 yo, so yeah

@C Fairfull can he still get a death sentence even though she survived?

She did survive, but yes, extremely fucked up that he spoke to someone, period.


So, did he end up in jail? Cause it would be unfair if he didn't.


I need y’all to analyse amber at hearing court


Yeah he definitely did a good job disarming the shooter. <br>This guy and the 2 detectives that spoke with Chris Watts were awesome at this

Yeah he definitely did a good job disarming the shooter.
This guy and the 2 detectives that spoke with Chris Watts were awesome at this


"And once again, I grab the wrong key."<br>🥁🥁

"And once again, I grab the wrong key."
🥁🥁


That first song, is creepy AF!  Especially when taken in the fact, He was slaying children to it. Sick pup...


No one going to talk about the fact that this guy looks and sounds exactly like Gideon from Criminal Minds?


"The uploads will be more frequent from now on"<br>So that was a fucking lie

"The uploads will be more frequent from now on"
So that was a fucking lie

Yeah they have always been irregular at best but now that youtube has completely demonized them and pushed them off, I doubt we will see much from them


“Demons. Voices”
Police: “Shut up, no one cares.”

Give this man a pay raise

“Demons. Voices”
Police: “Shut up, no one cares.”

*Give this man a pay raise*

A man torn halfway between "I don't want to hear shit from you right now" and "I had to chase your mass murdering ass for way too long already and I'm not in the mood to throw you the "everything you say..." spiel just cause you decide to start double incriminating yourself already"


is it just me or did the guy who was sentenced to the high security mental facility have similar mannerisms to how Ben Shapiro speaks?


Going on like a pillick and asking for a lawyer 😜😆😂😂😂


It’s really fascinating how smart detectives are. Of course, they’re professionals, but it just blows my mind.<br>Every little movement gives you a hint about what’s happening.

It’s really fascinating how smart detectives are. Of course, they’re professionals, but it just blows my mind.
Every little movement gives you a hint about what’s happening.

just saying if i was the detective he would be insane in my books (im not a very smart detective

Yah and it doesn’t really show sometimes, only in movies or after someone explains it, that you get to see the level of their intellect.

I took a criminology class and they teach you exactly this kind of thing: how to tell someone who is faking from someone that genuinely has a mental disorder. There is also an instance in which someone has a mental disorder but plays it up to justify something they did consciously. It's a whole subject that takes in a lot of factors and it's very interesting!

True the narrator did say they have procedures in place for this type of situation

I guess so but its pretty obvious and the prompts from the voiceover realllllly seal the deal.

They have a knack for noticing things others don't, wild imagination & think as they go. I wanted to be a detective growing up. He was very patient I mean 19 year olds can still be immature. He enjoyed trolling a bit I think it was to see how he'd react, thinking outside the box like things that seem irrelevant could lead to a clue

@moth sir looks like we are one and the same… shame we must meet on such a video

@Smit Verma of course, but it’s just really cool to watch

The thing that gets me is the patience they have to have.
Like, this guy, how much time he has to put into prompting Cruz along, letting him play out the line, giving him juuuust enough rope...
...when you know he's got to feel positively nauseous, just looking at him.

Gotta recognise that kind of professionalism, right there.

The thing that gets me is the _patience_ they have to have.
Like, this guy, how much time he has to put into prompting Cruz along, letting him play out the line, giving him juuuust enough rope...
...when you know he's got to feel positively nauseous, just _looking_ at him.

Gotta recognise that kind of professionalism, right there.


Living in a third world country, I wonder if police brutality in this case would have scared him "sane". Lol


If we assume that Nikolas Cruz wasn’t insane, then why did he kill?


How the fuck did I know this was a Florida man before even watching the video some of these things you just know 😆🤣


Someone watched Primal Fear too many times. He is NO Edward Norton


bro it just is scary to watch this stuff but its very interesting


Quentin Tarantino at 7:45 be like "because it's so much fun, Jan, get it!"


Me watching this: * lights blunt to keep the demons away*


Notice the actual psychopaths' hand movement. Constant twitching and movement.


Jesus, Steve Stifler really let himself go.


Watching him fake bite himself was so funny to me. So obviously not even really biting himself. He killed dozens of people and he can’t even hurt himself.  He can rot.

@Deno yeah I guess your right forget what I said

@Nero the hell are you talking about? you called him edgy just because he said stfu and i'm just asking how is that edgy lol

@Nero yeah that’s true, but I was just giving a reason for these people to be right ya know?

@Miu Konishi Signer as you do the exact same thing, comment your opinion to make things worse. stop being a hypocrite.

@kinda like a turtle I knew someone was  going to say that but think for a second he’s “faking” but went in there and shot up all those people that would have to be some good faking and acting skills they have 🤨

@kuro Once again it's the comment section strangers of the internet why are you letting strangers ruin how good of a video is plus what does that even mean? like huh? how does that work? so if someone said fuck you to a positive video the video isn't that positive anymore?

@Deno bru your looking at the comment section and I meant ruining how good of a video it is not for me

"A 100 years is a short time compared to a dwarf, I can wait." - ??? ??????<br>Guess which movie this is from and to give you a clue... the question marks is how long the name of the movie is.

"A 100 years is a short time compared to a dwarf, I can wait." - ??? ??????
Guess which movie this is from and to give you a clue... the question marks is how long the name of the movie is.

@Tan   You know "pathetic" is an insult right? like, you really dont want to be called pathetic.

@Nero Just because you’re correct doesn’t mean you should make things worse

@Tan Lmao ur just hurting others to please yourself! 🤣🤣🤣

@kuro what do you mean by don't ruin the video don't let words of strangers on the internet ruin a video for you you might as well not even look at the comments section at that point plus telling someone on the internet to not do something is gonna make them do that thing

@River Did I not agree? Can  you even read my comment?

He watched to much aot that's the reason

Bro he’s in a state of some sort of possession it’s not even funny because of he said lines up with the Bible’s demons and how the Lord talked about how they move in these situations.

@Nero Wait how are they edgy though? they just said shut up lol

This video with the comments and likes blew up!

@Nero ah, he replied the same exact same twice...my bad.

@Claymore77 he replied directly to my comment, learn to read.

@Tan says the guy telling people to shut up over nothing on YT.

@Nero he's not talking to you. learn to youtube.

@Christopher Kayser no he didn't, if he wanted to really bite himself he could've and caused damage.

I believe he really tried to bite himself. Google Dominic Cruz

@kuro how is my comment ruining the video for you?

@Tan he looked pathetic.... idk what else to say to you

He acts like me being a dumbass with my friends when we act insane

when he looked at the camera and said kill me with that face...i laughed so hard

ikr he looked so pathetic throughout the video


He probably made up the demon before the attack to use as his defense


Another note, murders fake it for the insanity plea to get a chance of a lighter sentence. Better indefinite than definite life sentences. In my opinion, it's all a gamble. When you murder you gamble your life to see if you get away with it. When you're caught you gamble with interrogations & testimony to see if you can secure a lighter sentence than life or at least get themselves a chance at Parole (which is, also, a gamble cause you could be denied until you run out of chances). So, in a way, the indefinite insanity gives you a better chance at getting out than life with no Parole. There have been cases of people getting out within a couple years or less, within a couple decades, or not at all. 🤷♀


First dude wasn't acting crazy, he was acting like an ignorant stereotype of someone who's developmentally disabled.

lol I loved how he suddenly starts the "crazy" hand movements as soon as the detective comes in.

@aubrianna J He acting as if he has a physical disability, which he seems to have confused with being crazy or something.  Despite his crimes or how he may appear, he is not a psychopath.  A psychopath is probably most easily described as someone with no emotion, which is shown well in this video.  Of course there are more layers to psychopathy than just being devoid of motion, though this should still help lay out the basics of what is and what isn't psychopathy.

Yeah.  I've seen people who have these issues.  They wouldn't be walking around a store if they were insane.

@Dingle Berry would you rather I list all of the unpleasant traits of a murderer? I didn’t say that’s the only thing that made me angry, I just said that was one.

@Petaurista For most people all they know is stereotypes sadly.

@cryptid_cactus you have bad grammer at all

I have someone in my class who acts like that. But I don’t think their acting, sadly.

I'm psychology student and for me it looked awfully fake. It looked like mean school bully aping handicapped person. It's like he painted his face with charcoal, dress down to plant leaves's skirt, grab stick, start shaking it while talking with no grammar it and suspect others will believe he's African. Or put 2 balls under shirt, start talking in high-pitch tone and pretend he's real girl. Like damn dude, you are not even close. You are mimicking stereotype

yo fr 😭 the second hand embarrassment was real

i used to know a dude who wiggled his fingers like that but he would do it to spin a pencil or pen between them

@Dude lol he killed his mom and the finger movements is what pissed you off?

@Aisha R. Lol, the dude killed his mother and your upset his acting performance was insensitive?

The moment I saw he moving his hand like that-- wth this dude was trying to insinuate? It seemed like mockery honestly.

@Dude he probably watched sia's Music movie

@Dude he probably has watched that stupid movie Gigli

I burst out laughing at that part. Dude even did the whole crooked wrist thing. How did the detective keep a straight face???!

whole time he was fingering the air this made me so mad

@Mostly Peaceful it doesnt. The ones that want to fuck something will fuck ANYTHING. Disabled just means they fight back less.

He was acting like he had cerebral palsy not the fruit loops.

He was acting like Adam Sandler in "Little Nicky."

Those constant finger movements pissed me off. Idk who taught him how to act “disabled” or “crazy” but he failed miserably.

@chocolate princess i was thinking of the same thing


Even if he’s not ,,insane, crazy or sth.“ it’s still a lot wrong with him and people that think like him yk


lol the song 'Panzermensch' isn't evil. it's just about a guy who wants to round everyone up and have them dance


Whoever the fuck made this video hats off to u bro


This was painful... like bro the jig is up stop the charade you are done 😅😅


We all know he faked being crazy to avoid the death penalty


I thought he was an MK ultra patsy from day 1.  This video confirms that feeling.


It's scary how calm the actually insane guy was telling the detective how he murdered someone. He sounds like he's ordering something at mcdonalds or some shit<br>Pretty polite doe..

It's scary how calm the actually insane guy was telling the detective how he murdered someone. He sounds like he's ordering something at mcdonalds or some shit
Pretty polite doe..

@Terry Bell i appreciate ur respectful response  dude. :)

@Terry Bell shcrizophrenia has nothing to do with a lack of emotions, if anything it causes a lot of fear for the person with it. My mum has paranoid schizophrenia, she's very sweet and empathetic, she's just unlucky enough to have a mental illness that makes it seem like buses follow her and that people say horrible things about her (which some do because of the belief that she's dangerous because of the stigma around it, I've never even heard her raise her voice). It makes her life very difficult, a simple trip to the shops often consists of her looking over her back and having to find alternative ways to walk thinking someone's planning on attacking her. What your thinking of is anti-social personality disorder, what the guy talking clamly about murdering likely has and it doesn't always result in murder, people with it make very good business owners. Perpetuating the idea that it leads to murderers makes it seem like it's the only logical outcome so it becomes self fulfilling. There's enough people being fired, harassed and left in dangerous situations because of the idea that mentally ill people are unfeeling and dangerous when they're often survivers of abuse who experience even more abuse because people watch a horror film or a sensational documentary and base their ideas off of that, please don't fuel it.

Yeah, including the part where he recommended the death penalty and said "an eye for an eye". Very logical and unbiased response like the narrator said, very interesting to see that without a single bit of emotion behind his voice

its hard to comprehend that he did kill someone, but i believe him so much. i kinda respect him in the way he was so unbiasied and factual as the narrator had said in his confession, but im stunned that he did such an awful thing. its strange

@Angello Rivera-Hurtado Id actually argue that he thought murder would end his disassociation rather than not thinking it was abnormal. Though, I could be wrong

@kapil it's crazy, he's polite like someone trying to talk their way out of a minor traffic violation, yet had randomly killed some dude for no reason.

@hoes mad yeah, thank you! i agreed with the first bit, not the last hf. i have paran. schiz. which is, at least in this stage, much different to schiz. and sometimes i think i feel too much ;p

@Terry Bell hey schizos can feel ://....

I was going to say the same thing he was very polite. Yes ma’am, no sir.

I thought the short video where the kid was coldly stating he was going to kill 20 people was a bigger red flag than anything he said during the interview.

the way he is so  blunt, straightforward, always answering with "sir" or "maam" despite being a murderer? it shows how indifferent he is. real "insane" people don't have empathy nor pride-they're just hollow.

Actual insane people are usually devoid of emotions when it comes to things that people who aren't would "feel" one way or another about.

Actual insane people, schizos and such for whatever reason seem to not have that synapse connection to emotions. I'm in no way a psych Dr or even well versed. But just from having watched a lot of stuff about human insanity, that seems to be a very common theme.


the cop trying to figure out why jared murray killed the guy should just have walked away after the confession. guys like that don't feel...unless it's for themselves. they don't know why they do what they do.  he was spooky to watch.

It's always worth getting more information out of the perpetrator even if it shows nothing else but callous disregard. Stuff like that isn't so important for the conviction but is often relevant to the sentencing.


He tried pulling off his best Edward Norton.  Problem was ...... everyone's seen that movie.


i believe he hears voices. just look at his huge dumbo ears.


OK YOU WANTED THIS YOUTUBE?! YOU WANTED THIS? OK IM GONNA STICK AROUND BUT FUCK YOU ALGORITHM<br>Edit:Pretty good of a video tbh

OK YOU WANTED THIS YOUTUBE?! YOU WANTED THIS? OK IM GONNA STICK AROUND BUT FUCK YOU ALGORITHM
Edit:Pretty good of a video tbh


I couldn't help but chuckle a little when he was like, "Where are the voices? What happened." And the officer was like "shut up".

😂😂😂 he wasnt hearing none of the killers shit

@littlemittenz !Didn't know you were carrying on the joke lol.  Sorry my friend. The sarcasm runs deeper with you

@littlemittenz ! It was a joke....like "I'm dying at this dumb kid lol".

That officer died in the line of duty lmao

When he says "what happen" all shock and surprise. It makes my blood boil but also find it funny that he really believes he's pulling off the greatest deception ever by acting crazy. He's actually believing that he's fooling everyone and his acting is beyond Oscars level. He actually believes he's acting is gold.

I actually came to the comments to post that 😂😂😂. Officer just wasn’t havin it lmao


I wanted to just not watch it coz I felt so embarrassed for him!


i kinda think im crazy i would just try to sleep during the interrogation


Too bad he didn't add some shrooms in with the weed and xans. Might have been better


Pretending to be crazy? Did you watch the same trial I watched? The jury got this one very wrong.

explain it to me why? as someone who never saw the trial, how the jury got this wrong?


The dude that was actually insane,literally scared the shit out of me.He was so polite and he didn’t show any sign of human emotion.It’s kind of scary how the stereotype for being insane is stuttering,moving your hands in weird ways or acting weirdly,pretending to see things fighting demons and things like that,when you never know what’s going on in a person mind when they are actually mentally ill.

@jhon smith <br>Yes, thats actually what is so interesting about it. But at the same time if you kill someone and the police catches you you cannot really lie forever like in movies. Sooner or later you are going to get caught. So i could even imagine that a rational person would act this way. If you got caught the game is over.

@jhon smith
Yes, thats actually what is so interesting about it. But at the same time if you kill someone and the police catches you you cannot really lie forever like in movies. Sooner or later you are going to get caught. So i could even imagine that a rational person would act this way. If you got caught the game is over.

If someone’s a psychopath or otherwise devoid of feeling empathy I don’t think they deserve to be pleaded not guilty since that doesn’t mean they don’t know what they’re doing is wrong. Psychopaths still know what in our society is seen as right and wrong, they can make their own decisions and act on them. Someone who is truly out of control and not able of their own decision making due to a mental illness is someone who deserves to be called not guilty, but kept under strict supervision and preferably in a mental hospital so they can’t hurt anyone nor themselves.

@J K i've always felt like instead of the death penalty this kinds of people should be used for science experiments intead of animals, cause lots of them literally dont care if they die, killing them would be givign them mercy. Its better for them to be tortured by living a shitty life as a guinea pig instead of simply dying. Less cruel for the innocent animals and still giving these people what they deserve.

Actually he wasn't insane he was the only real one , fyi there was a time when men had integrity and owned up to their mistakes but society has made us believe that if you can lie steal and cheat and get away then your justified

@fratboyondrugs I was responding to someone else's comment.

@fratboyondrugs I was responding to someone else's comment.

@yourresume i am aware,but it doesn’t happen just like it happens to the movies not every mentally ill person fits those stereotypes

@lolfuku fr like the way he didn’t think anything of it,just like he did something pretty normal

Ahh great point, now please exit to the left, out of the 4k replies.

I think it has more to do with what they see in movies.  They believe what they see in movies is what insane means.  Because why would movies embellish or make it up lol

@Life.with.too.many.animals I don't think that was their point. They weren't saying that these people don't exist, just that the actually criminally insane people act a lot different. There is schizophrenia and schizoid personality disorder and the like, but unlike people with sociopathy, these people do have the capacity to know right from wrong. Sure, they may commit a crime due to their hallucinations, but that is a very different hypothetical.

he talks about murdering another human being like someone would talk about taking a piss or smth, not proud of it, not regretting it, just a thing that he did. it's almost funny how the dude has to ask him if he ever killed another person cause he just so nonchalant. it highlights how truly insane people don't see anyone else (or themselves for that matter) as humans in the same sense that we do. fukin terrifying.

"The stereotype for being insane is stuttering, moving your hands in weird ways or acting weirdly" yeah these people seem to associate the term "insanity" with less dangerous mental disabilities, these physical behaviors are more common for people with severe autism or tourettes, not sociopathy. As for seeing demons, that's most commonly associated with schizophrenia, and while I guess people with severe schizophrenia can be dangerous due to the fact that they can't differentiate between what's real and what's not, the people who actually lack the ability to tell the difference between right or wrong are the truly criminally insane.

So being polite and unhuman scares you? Interesting, That is a valid fear. You are amazing. 🤖

A lot of people who have violent episodes of psychosis and blackout can also show/feel enormous empathy after coming back to their mind. That guy in the video is just a plain psychopath that had to learn to cultivate a front that sounds like a school nerd.

That guy was completely sane. You're confusing insanity with evil. Insanity suggests that an individual has lost control of his mind. That guy was in complete control.

I actually had the chance to meet his demon on one occasion. I have no doubt that the demon would NEVER hurt a soul. No wonder the demon only talked to him at certain times of day.

@Reece Vent there’s a vid on it when the prosecutor goes into detail at court. Go see what he did, just listen to all of it.

@Reece Vent I can relate but maybe you should listen to what he did.

@Reece Vent I agree with you I do feel the same way. It’s just I’ve seen things that others choose act like it doesn’t happen. I can basically see how awful it was, and couldn’t imagine the terror he went through be4 some slime coward kills him in the dirtiest way possible. If it’s not self defence f em I think if Ppl murder someone like that they should pay w their life. Especially Alex, he’s scared to die, I want him to be terrified when he gets the needle. Most the ppl he killed  were just babies man.

@J K I'm not trying to take away from the fact they're a murderer and deserve a harsh penalty but I don't think anyone should be the arbiter of someone's life, either way death is a mercy for some of these people

@Idk😍 i mean yea that’s the point of the video lol

@Idk😍 i mean yea that’s the point of the video lol

@J K If you simply assume that "they knew how to get the insane plea" for every clinically insane person that was to be interrogated you'd end up wrongfully executing a lot of people

He’s not tho, he knew exactly what he did and knew how to get an insanity charge. If it was up to me, he’d get the death penalty.

@1 lmao I kind of started to like him too but then u know the realisation hits u

can you tell me the video of the crazy suspect i want to see

@James Camero what do you mean? I was referring to the actually insane person. Even though he doesn't care it doesn't explain why he decided to kill.

More common than you think. Many people are devoid of emotions (musk) but they choose to do different things. One can only wonder why he chose to kill someone. It doesn't serve any benefit so what is the point in doing it?

@Formation 13 I mean yea but just like the guy in the video I would probably need some time to understand that he is insane.

@Narcisis Most sociopathic and psychopathic people lack (or posess an extremely small) amygdala which is the brains centre for processing emotion and sending emotional hormones, this means they are physically and biologically incapable of feeling these complex emotions and thus seem “disconnected” as that step of the neural pathway simply doesn’t exist. It is, in of itself, “disconnected”.

@Hatte! Fair enough, i meant more how he got hyper specific with the details like he told them what he did when he panicked, what he did to calm them down, etc.

@jhon smith I mean accepting a guilty plea usually comes with a lesser punishment than insisting on your innocence and then being found guilty after a trial.

I just think it is a mixture of frankness and disconnect that truly make him both fascinating and horrifying at the same time. He treated it like he had broke his parents dishes and wanted to tell the truth to try and lessen the blow, not realizing that murdering a man cause "I felt like it lol" can't really be lessened

They probably do behave that way if you pester them on their motives for long enough and in enough detail.


you need to see this video before entering twitter


It's ironic isn't it? So many unintelligent people consuming intelligent content. This isn't monkey-see monkey-do. I appreciate all of the content you did bring over the past few years. You do get it .


MENTAL health PHYSICALITY way worse than prison...


This man doesn’t even know he’s getting clowned by the whole internet

@Ali Hassan LiaquatDid you see the file?

@DesertStateInEu We know, they're just saying that he fr thought he was being clever but nobody fell for it lol

Youre giving "getting clowned by the whole internet" too much credit. It doesnt mean anything, doesnt make a difference, he doesnt even know it, and its too late.<br>Its like beating somebody up in your imagination and being satisfied with yourself.

Youre giving "getting clowned by the whole internet" too much credit. It doesnt mean anything, doesnt make a difference, he doesnt even know it, and its too late.
Its like beating somebody up in your imagination and being satisfied with yourself.

@Gray Russell as a death metal fan... You right

This is just the people that think their insane for listening to death metal


Is it normal I can only feel extream anger or extream joy

That's probably mania. Possibly from bipolar disorder or major depression. I don't wanna seem like I'm trying to diagnose you, just if you really do feel like that I would try and talk to a psychologist about it. People do a lot of stupid stuff in manic states and it can be really debilitating at times. Get the help you need man, if you do.


Everyone- Live,Laugh,Love

Nikolas Cruz-Burn,Kill,Destroy


Sounds hard to be in saying it all being see said he had basically plan to do it so that's premeditated oh, that's a planned murder... people out there in the world today I just don't understand them


This was entertaining, the kids life is over.  Time to pay the piper, the kid and his demon.  Both of them since they can’t be separated.  18 people dead and that’s his story and he’s sticking to it.  Wow 👺🤡🤮