I died from secondhand embarrassment when he pointed a finger gun to his head

@LuciDreamer me too but the difference is, I know that this man did that after looking at a camera to gain sympathy, a few hours after he killed multiple people mercilessly. Its embarassing more so due to the fact that he thought that it might ACTUALLY work.

I…know some genuinely suicidal people who do that.

It’s not that funny or cringeworthy in person, my man.

Literally I was like that’s so embarrassing

@CryptoCred haha yes. 2nd hand cringe reflex

Hey guy on camera watch me im so sadd :((

Lol, that’s the best description of that feeling I’ve never been able to articulate properly before. I’ll be using it in the future when my GF wants me to watch a dumb TikTok. “Sorry, the cringe is so bad I think I’ll die from 2nd hand embarrassment “. Nice


How those frequent uploads working out for ya.


what do you mean he is not insane. look at what he did.


It’s so uncomfortable to think people like this exist. Crazy world we live in.

@davon heria You’re right, they ARE fucked—it’s too hard in many states to get them legally and you end up having to resort to Black Market Arms because that psycho stalker you’re trying to divorce won’t leave you alone and keeps threatening to off your entire family while you’re sleeping

@over_wham I should rephrase, I know they are out there, but these videos are eye opening. I am middle class and live in philly.

@Atompunk uh i personally dont that’s very very very weird

@Mark Nevels I used to get called crazy simply for having anxiety and depression so I would never ever call someone crazy for something they have no control over. Mental illnesses are very serious and people need to stop stigmatizing them and calling people with them crazy.

@Mark Nevels I was confused earlier because they acted like I called someone crazy and I didn't lol. I've learned all about schizophrenia and other mental illnesses and im supportive of everyone. Schizophrenia is a very terrible illness and I would never call someone crazy who has it. I know people who do actually have it.

@davon heria I've talked to people across seas as well. I've come to learn that fake and dumb sheep exist in both America and Europe, putting the spotlight on just one country is just a pitiful deflection. xD

@davon heria I’m an American and I agree with your statement completely

@davon heria I mean bombings historically kill a lot more people than guns. The problem is guns are easy to use. And building a bomb isnt

@SpaceManDawn yeah I'm the asshole about tragedies for just saying dates that they happened when ur legit just gonna ignore the guy who said that he LAUGHS AT CAR BOMBINGS IN EUROPE, get your priorities straight before you try to play good guy

@Atompunk the last school shooting was may 6th😂😂😂

@JoelB 🅥  Also nothing compared to european knife violence

@JoelB 🅥  School shootings, not mass shootings

@Atompunk If you actually did research and weren't being ignorant the last MASS car bombing that happened in Europe was in 1999 and I doubt you were even born then and the last mass shooting in America was legit 2 days ago in ohio😂😂😂

@over_wham what are you even talking about? I was only saying I knew someone who faked having a very serious illness. I never called anyone crazy. And im definitely not upper class. I was a gullible teenager, as most are. Dont know how anything I said shows you im living under a rock. I literally just shared something from my own life that happened to me lol. Nothing I said had anything to do with hikikomori.* you good dude?

Only in US, BECAUSE AMERICA IS A CONTINENT XD

Thank god we got people smart enough to look through this type of shit

Do you live under a rock? Sheeeeshh you must be upperclass/high class to not meet crazy type of people or a hikkimori

I had a friend i grew up with. From 6th grade to senior year, she told everyone she had schizophrenia and we believed her, never once doubted her. She often told us about the things she saw or heard. Even came to my house and stuck her hands in a fire because she saw "people burning inside the flames and wanted to save them." So after years of supporting her, its understandable that I completely shut her out of my life when she admitted to my best friend that she never had schizophrenia. She is the only one she told the truth. People are selfish, and sometimes they do want attention. Nothing makes me more mad than people like this, because they are often the reason mental illnesses aren't taken seriously.

@Atompunk 😂😂😂😂😂u rlly think that compares to school shootings daily🤡

@davon heria We laugh in America every time theres a carbombing in european countries.

@Xyløse its hard man, but we cant just not open to anyone.

Kinda got used to it and you should to you will be amazed how much fake people exist, i find it quite hard to believe anyone at all these days


Everyone of us comes back here once in a while


Pretending to be insane: Doesn't remember a thing<br>Legally insane: Admits to crime and gives a very detailed description of everything that happened while not showing any hint for remorse

Pretending to be insane: Doesn't remember a thing
Legally insane: Admits to crime and gives a very detailed description of everything that happened while not showing any hint for remorse

the guy just rattles off his actions like he was giving a presentation on the most mundane thing.

@Sal Monella even he had a weird set of values. The dude in the video represented nothing

Thats not what it means. Like schizophrenia or Post partum psychosis.

@Bri Sul The term is just sociopath. There is no y on the end.

@E Yes, you're right! It's hardly a win. The only thing is, they won't put a legally insane person to death so if you're looking at the death penalty, a last resort is to try to fake insanity.  If you ARE actually insane, a forensic psychiatric facility is the best place for you because there's close supervision there, as well as therapy. Still, it's all pretty dismal. And once they put you in a forensic hospital, good luck getting out. You usually never will.

@thelaxlair Yes, I'd say you are! But as I said, "insane" is a legal standard you have to meet--not a clinical diagnosis.

So aren't you still crazy in a sense like who kills their mom because they have to move out?

@Bri Sul Exactly. To be found insane you have to truly not know right from wrong. I'm in forensic psychology and we had a case where a mom drowned her child in the bath tub because she thought he was an imposter and specifically, a demon. So in her mind, she didn't know it was wrong to drown him because she thought she was doing the world a favor. Now that's insane. Like I said, it's very rare to find people who genuinely don't know right from wrong. And you're right--sociopaths/psychopaths do NOT qualify.

I wouldn't say he was legally insane being a sociopathy. They are very aware of what they are doing, they just don't have any feelings about it.

Not all legally insane people are that way though. It has so many ways it can manifest - that was just this one

To be declared insane (a legal term, btw, not a clinical one) you have to not know what you were doing was wrong "because of mental disease or defect."  It's pretty rare and it rarely is a successful defense in court.

@Explain to me like I’m five Anton Chighur like

He also didnt show any pride, fear, or anger. He was just emotionless.


At one moment, you're laughing at this dude's poor acting skills.

And then you remember he actually killed 17 people.

@Pioteko People will do anything to save their own ass...

Goes to show you why we put so much into making sure Hollywood is happy.

its only poor because you see the setup. And wouldnt these people acting "fake crazy" be crazy in and of itself lol

I could never forget what he done no matter how horrible his acting skills were. He's straight up freaky!!!

Right! It was making me sick watching him fake that shit..such an evil person


Who did Ian beat up? You or the demon?? LOL!!!!


This guy is brilliant! Not the idiot kid but the detective!


"Does the demon know an attorney?" <br>That detective should win an award for Detective of The Year. That was a masterclass.

"Does the demon know an attorney?"
That detective should win an award for Detective of The Year. That was a masterclass.

My favorite was when he put the cuffs on and said “what did the demon say? I’m a nice guy”

His fatherly, bemused disdain is so amusing and entertaining. Like your best friend taking the piss with someone who’s a complete moron.

@Tom mouse Mouse It probably wouldn't be ocd more like schizophrenia or other types of hallucinatory mental illnesses although i'm definitely not a psychiatrist it's just that schizophrenia is definitely more hallucinatory I think

@Tom mouse Mouse mental disorders dont have any correlation to hearing voices

Where from demon came here ?
Any connection between mental illness and demon ?
In case of Like ocd obsessive compulsory disorder etc .

Demon: "Gimme Jim Adler, the Texas Hammer"

I honestly don't know how they hold back the urge to say more 😩

Yeah, Damon Gant sure knows about Phoenix


Too many people are disgusting excuses for human beings 💯🤯 if I keep watching these I’ll never let my kids or foster kids out of the house ever again 💯😂😅😳


So mom dont u never ever say i have to search a Job again xd


Man, I'm just as fascinated by the detective. His ability to stay calm, collected and professional next to a guy who just murdered a bunch of kids is amazing. I'm a fair and rational person but there are some circumstances I don't think it'd be unreasonable to give in to the urge and start beating on somebody's face.

the detective’s “okay.” reminds me of that meme

Do the demons tell you that it is not unreasonable?

Remember that it wasn’t just kids, he killed many  adults/teachers too

I'm not only fascinated by his restraint not to go ballistic, but also his restraint to not bust out laughing at the ridiculousness of the demon story.

the way you have to fight the bias has got to be exhausting

Well if you are not in control of your emotions then that is not the job for you. Imagine virtue-signalling that you have "such empathy for the dead and harmed" that you would just mete out "justice" unprofessionally.

The detective reminds me of my grandfather asking me questions about my life 😂

Yes, exactly. It's wonderful to see how different humans are to other humans. Well, until it gets criminal different.

I know what you mean, I wouldn’t be able to not be angry in a room with that or at least disgusted

I know it’s amazing how they work with psychology. They know when to act like the ally and when to be straightforward.

That's why he's in that line of work and you aren't. It's his job to stay calm and not escalate the situation, so it makes sense that someone who can do that has the job.

Maybe that job isn’t for you then, gotta stay professional regardless what happen

Imagine being the detective interviewing the actually crazy guy. Did you kill him? Yes sir!


Yeah seriously.  Someone put it perfectly on here "porn level of acting"<br>It's ludicrous they think anyone would believe this garbage

Yeah seriously.  Someone put it perfectly on here "porn level of acting"
It's ludicrous they think anyone would believe this garbage


"Does your demon know an attorney" this dude is a fucking legend

props to this dec for putting up with his bs with such good responses istg


Guy that is actually insane is deff a sigma male.


I have a voice to inside tells me dirty jokes

Don’t we all.

I recall it’s said that sarcasm & humor sort of helps in our critical thinking.


my dude its been almost a year since you posted this lmao time for new content .. wtf


I think the motive of the guy at 4:11 is very clear. He wanted to kill himself but he was too much of a coward to do so.

So he took an hostage and gave him the gun. The he saw that the hostage was panicking and was unlikely to kill him. So plan C.

He killed the hostage and tried to get arrested.

Then he confessed his crime hoping the state might sentence him to death.

@Gato Villano I admit I misunderstood your statement about women being sociopathic, but all my other points still stand

@Gato Villano  what part was strawmanning? You claimed that his motive was to kill himself and that it was easy to pretend to be psychopathic.

@Skye This wasn't even a good attempt at strawmaning my argument.

Do you need glasses? or do you need to learn how to read?

But a fear of suicide is inconsistent with the complete lack of shame and remorse  he displayed in his interrogation. The interrogation heavily points to him being psychopathic/sociopathic.

you know what i actually didn't even think about that you're brilliant!!


Is Pansermench supposed to be evil because Germany? Because the lyrics aren't that evil to be honest lol


The only truthful thing this skidmark said was "I'm stupid".


Hey JCS are you okay???? Been worried about you......


Eminem be doing a better a job at acting insane 🤦♂


Dawson mcgee: the average reddit moderator.


JCS CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY PLS COME BAAAACK!


When is JCS coming back :(  I'm getting tired of all these copycats and "jcs inspired" people

fr, they don't hit the same. this guy explains it so well n shows all the right clips


ive seen better acting in a primary school musical


That's very easy coming from your second hand opinion from afar what are you trying to sell what's your point I don't get it until you are in their position you have no right to speak and when you are in the position you will know what crazy is do they teach kids in school that people in that position are perfectly normal and not crazy that that's something that everyone goes through and don't sweat it it's normal part of being life and growing up everyone goes through that situation locked up in a PlayStation accused of Major crimes like to a chair in a padded room with an interrogation about to take place well that's normal people that are normal in that situation get out of here I'm blocking this site


It’s been ten months since you last uploaded


The way the detective seems like he doesn't care about his job, is laied back, and is honestly, just silly, is so interesting, when in reality every move he makes has a bigger motive to it.

I think they do that so the person there interrogating is less pressured

That's what I was thinking too, his behavior is so crucial. Im no professional but I assume having to leave fake clues of insanity can drive you nuts when the person in front of you seems too ignorant to pick it up, being in a similar situation I can guess his frustration that he felt from the guy playing silly made him panic a lot.

Also no I didn't do the same wrong act, I was just leaving subtle hints of sickness cuz I subconciusly hide it.

A more relaxed approach would make the criminal more likely to open up because it would make them feel like they can trust the officer. It's all about body language.

Acting like he doesn't know what he's doing so suspect will give crappy answers

@Jorden Madsen hahaha i thought that too 😂

NGL I thought you were going to say something ignorant about the detective, but I fully agree. Seems like a much harder job then it seems.


Why is the narrator always saying "Subject" instead of suspect?


"The uploads will be more frequent from now on x".. 10 months later..

@Kenneth Flaming It's not even that, it's just very difficult to form this type of content without some type of outside financing when youtube is literally flagging all your videos for guidline strikes against "Violence" and "Sensitive topics" when this is meant to be educational content

he made his money lol, in a short amount of time, the guy bounced, and comes back once a year for more moneys


trust me temporary insanity works perfect, you can get away with murder and as soon as the trial is over go back to normal life, and everybody in the community knows not to push your buttons

Hmm yes of course, what alternative could there be?


This was more cringey than scary to be honest. It seemed like he constructed this act by simply googling what the symptoms of psychopathy and schizophrenia are.

super cringy. playing out like an edgy deviantart-oc story.

super cringy. playing out like an edgy deviantart-oc story.

@Ez Golf Yeh, DSM V (Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) is the current manual in the field.

@LazyHuman97 That sounds more like a sociopath.

@LazyHuman97 That sounds more like a sociopath.

how about the second guy ? was that cringey ?

how about the second guy ? was that cringey ?

@AlmightyJello honestly, i don’t think you’re not gonna get anywhere trying to convince youtube commenters that they’re wrong. But, i will check out the whole dms thing, cause that would be pretty wild to find out, that it’s not actually a diagnoses

@Kerry Yeah you're right. Need to let this stuff not get to me in the future, it can just be pretty infuriating.

@derek I dead ass feel
After watching this video
The only way to be insane
Is to play it calm play it cool

Wouldnt wish schizophrenia on my worst enemy

Wouldnt wish schizophrenia on my worst enemy

People need to really stop throwing the word schizo around cause its nothing like that....

@KillerKitten753 Only a psychopath can kill multiple people at once and then walk to one of the victims brothers and pretend nothing happend.

Yeahh, like there no weight at all, if a demon really whispered to him, he would be scared sheetless, instead he speaks normally and putting on a dumb act which is just so cringe

@AlmightyJello speaking of arm chair psychologists…

@AlmightyJello speaking of arm chair psychologists…

@AlmightyJello it doesn't matter whether or not psychopathy is a diagnoses defined in the DSM, commenters in every thread on a related topic will treat it as such, and argue the minutia of whether of not the subject meets the criteria of the non-existent diagnoses. You are yelling in the wind.

I think psychopaths are aware enough to be sentenced as regular criminals

@KillerKitten753 Well psychopath isn't a disorder recognized by the DSM so chances of anyone getting diagnosed with psychopathy by anyone other than armchair psychologists like everyone in this goddamn chain is slim.<br>Psychopathy isn't even a real disorder, and many mental health professionals hate this term since its just used to demonize people who do or may have antisocial personality disorder, which is the only thing in the DSM with the symptoms to contain psychopaths and sociopaths. A disorder where YOU CAN FEEL EMPATHY, ITS JUST HARD AND YOU NEED PRACTICE IN IT. You all really need to stop demonizing a disorder you know NOTHING about.

@KillerKitten753 Well psychopath isn't a disorder recognized by the DSM so chances of anyone getting diagnosed with psychopathy by anyone other than armchair psychologists like everyone in this goddamn chain is slim.
Psychopathy isn't even a real disorder, and many mental health professionals hate this term since its just used to demonize people who do or may have antisocial personality disorder, which is the only thing in the DSM with the symptoms to contain psychopaths and sociopaths. A disorder where YOU CAN FEEL EMPATHY, ITS JUST HARD AND YOU NEED PRACTICE IN IT. You all really need to stop demonizing a disorder you know NOTHING about.

@Trevor Myers and then proceeded to act them out very poorly...

@Trevor Myers and then proceeded to act them out very poorly...

@LazyHuman97 What you understand is correct, but it doesn't contradict anything Arnebal has said.

@KillerKitten753 You have no idea what you're talking about. No offense, but read and learn about the conditions you claim to know about. While you're at it, stop acting so confident because you're misinformed and pretentious.

@KillerKitten753 He is showing symptoms of extreme psychopathy he feels no remorse is actively lying during the whole video and seems to have an interest in getting a milder sentence

He's not a psychopath, for the simple reason that he expresses feelings of fear, regret (of getting caught off guard) and other changes of moods and emotions during the interrogation. He's most likely a narcissistic sociopath, which is a combination of delusional self grandeur/attention seeking and lack of empathy for others (i.e. gaining infamy by killing people) as can be seen from his brag recordings prior to the shooting. A psychopath would be like the "yes sir" guy, where murdering someone would be the same as riding a bicycle or eating a sandwich, there's no distinction or emotions in how he confesses it. He has no concept of it. Though from what I read, most psychopaths get their emotional "kicks" from killing or watching other people suffer.

@paybackkiller I was curious to find an answer. It looks like psychopaths are born. So he technically might not be one. It's also possible he justified their deaths (similar to how someone might justify killing in self defense) but he's actually still capable of feeling empathy once he's had some time to marinate. (Just saying it IS possible)

So it IS possible someone could kill but not be a true psychopath in a CLINICAL sense.

But for the purposes of common word usage, yea, I'd say eff that psycho.

If I had to guess, I'd bet he's a clinical sociopath at the very least. Based on research I was just looking up (thus far) a sociopath can be adjusted with a comprehensive, persistent approach to treatment in all facets of their life but the adjustments don't take for long.

@Angel Wild i don't know how to have human interactions so, thanks...?

@KillerKitten753 thats just dumb reasoning.  so if somebody has a peanut allergy but doesnt have a medical record for it, according to you that means he doesnt have a peanut allergy.

he did a murder, not just kill some1 for self defence or some other shit, that automatically makes him a psychopath, having no empathie for their actions is just a common symptome which is not a necessity.  just like lyndsay said, all killers are psychopaths but not all psychopaths are killers.
hes not faking a certain mental disease, hes just faking a mix of symptoms from different diseases which are known to every person. faking or not, that doesnt take away from the fact that he murdered someone hence hes a psychopath.

@Padd Leed yes but he isn’t actually a psychopath. Unless you happen to have his medical records that diagnosed him as a psychopath he isn’t a real psychopath. He still can feel sympathy, but he doesn’t care, thus not making him a true psychopath, but something even worse. Hence my comment…

@KillerKitten753 "He was fully aware of what he was doing but seemed to feel little to no remorse for his actions." This is your comment. This is exactly what a psychopath is, they are fully aware of what they are doing.

@Idk maybe you need to google because he clearly isn’t a psychopath. He’s obviously just faking it.

But I’m sure you happen to have majored in criminal psychology so by all means tell me how he’s secretly a psychopath because he scary

@Lyndsay Peppers he's making people w/ schizoaffective disorder seem like they're possesed which is honestly abelist, which makes him even worse

schizophrenia and schizoaffective discorder is NOTHING like what people assume it's like. its so painful and depressing to have and i'll always dispise people who says it's the same as being a psyhopath.

@KillerKitten753 Remember that all killers are psychopaths but not all psychopaths are killers. He wasn't faking psychopathy in particular, although he was (attempting to) feign severe mental illness. He is actually a psychopath as did knowingly kill others and seems to feel no remorse for his actions, only that he got caught.

Here he is trying to show symptoms of a Schizoaffective disorder(s) such as Schizophrenia or DID, as well as some variant of manic disorder. And (obviously) failing horribly at all of the above

@LazyHuman97 psychopaths don't feel remorse for the people they hurt but they are aware of what they're doing

@Arnaeus I thought psycopaths are able to experience emotion and know consequences they just don’t care. Don’t know wheel read this but ill see.

@KillerKitten753 just Google what a psychopath is before posting something extremely stupid

@KillerKitten753 ok you need to think about what you’re saying “he’s not a psychopath because he feels no remorse and a real psychopath wouldn’t feel any remorse which is worse” ???what???

@Arnaeus you missed the point. I know he’s not a psychopath. A psychopath would do what he did without any concept of sympathy for their victims. He was fully aware of what he was doing but seemed to feel little to no remorse for his actions. Which imo is even worse

@KillerKitten753 but isn’t he a psychopath? He feels no remorse he just exaggerated symptoms of someone with medical issues to try to get out of the sentence

Saying he even bothered to google it is quite generous

Saying he even bothered to google it is quite generous

Honestly it’s a little scary to me.

I mean it’s obvious he’s just faking his psychopathy, but to me it makes it a bit scarier. A person with certain severe mental illness is feared because they can in some cases become irrational, often failing to feel remorse, sympathy or empathy.

However the only thing scarier to me is someone who can feel all of those but still doesn’t care. This dude killed 17 people and is only focusing on himself and faking a mental illness in the attempt to get a lower sentence. I mean if a schizophrenic person kills someone the mental illness can at least suffice as an explanation, if not as an excuse. Nikolas seems to be fully aware of his actions and what he did but it pretty uncaring.

The detective did an amazing job of letting Nik think he was believable, but also not letting his schtick get carried away. Very well played

It felt as if he watched one too many movies.

It felt as if he watched one too many movies.


When are you going to do more videos? Can you to Anthony Todd

Look at their community tab. JCS is done with videos cause of YouTube's dumb terms of service. They got too many flags so the channel was going to get deleted. For now the channel is suspended until further notice , I do hope they find a different platform though I love their videos.


The detective really made watching the interrogation easier, with his little comments and calling Nik on his bullshit. He had a energy about him that makes you feel somewhat safe while listening to that disgusting human being lie and try to garner sympathy.

The Cult of Johnny Del R. Souls who Died in April.

"I'm bird lover. You can't catch no bird, holms." This detective energy is great

i want the detective as my teacher. The voice is so claming

Being a detective, especially one who does these types of interrogations, requires a LOT of skill and knowledge. This detective is a great guy. He handled it very well.

Not many people could do this: Keeping their cool while sitting a foot away from a guy who just killed a dozen kids. He stuck to his training and experience. I'm not a psychologist so this is just my layman's opinion. But you can tell that the detective did a great job.

Maybe the most impressive thing about this detective is how he kept his cool. Very few people could be sitting a foot away from a mass murderer, and take sips of water and get the criminal to talk. I bet most people would be so enraged at the suspect that they'd want to go in and beat the absolute $hit out of him. I wish I were a 'big enough' person that I could keep my cool like this detective, but I'm pretty sure I would go crazy and want to provide... justice.. right there in the interrogation room.

He's got a real Louis CK vibe, minus the "unfortunate incidents".

I somehow managed to read Gamer instead of garner


That detective is so good because he makes me feel like he's a friendly grandpa. Very good technique

@hom bre That's why i don't feel sorry for the teachers they did those things and effect their students in a lot of bad ways and do it without and remorse, How is what they do not bad either? it really is and i've seen it all especially from my local college and they SO strictly get you to adhere to all these "policies" that it takes over everything they do, that's all you're doing is literally the teachers jobs for them at this point even in public schools cos they HAVE to get their "work targets" completed and if they don't they get fired.

But it's like...Why is nobody standing up to this? it's clearly not a functional nor health way to operate and doesn't benefit anyone, and they use people for free labour... they had me making lunches for the college yet at the end of it i couldn't really do anything with it cos it was so basic that i could have literally learned to do at home... been there and done... and i felt sorry for the disability students in my class too having them do the same things, it's really not good how people are treated these days and you should know that having to go through the same things.

@BOPONTHEWEE It's really not... the majority of people who end up in prison are actually those who don't "fit in", and straight away i can sympathize with that kid cos even our world even if we said how we really felt nobody would really acknowledge it or care cos they're too busy trying to get you to "act like everyone else".

That's what happens when you go into prison too you're "trained" to act like "a valuable member of society" it's even more drummed into them there it's just another more difficult level of it and from experience seeing a "step cousin" end up in prison cos he and his friends almost beat someone to death... they had him acting that way but it only took a few months out of prison for him to drop all that cos he wasn't being forced to do it anymore, they have you doing all sorts of chores like laundry and pot washing and altho yes... we need to be able to do that stuff it's not the most important thing we need it's not gonna help us with anything.

People who don't "fit in" it's any wonder they rebound and end up back in prison because they're prescribing a "one size fits all" regime onto ppl, there's no space to breath to be yourself cos nobody want you to be yourself, i'm one of those ppl and more and more it's never been worse as to who you are feeling so unaccepted, this is coming from a mind who is also "different" and you really can't treat us the same as anyone else.

@FlyingMonkies325 99% certain the whole "i was feeling left out :((((((((((" shit was a complete lie

@FlyingMonkies325 have you ever try seeing it also from other perspective maybe? not trying to invalidate or downplay you, just genuinely asking if you ever stumble upon teachers who have to obey the system bcs their job is literally their living. I’ve seen those ppl and know that they still have to adhere to the system if they want to survive, although it doesn’t mean what they do is always good. Sometimes ppl just have to do what they have to do with what they’re given with.

@FlyingMonkies325 bro, why you commenting everywhere

None of it would ever work on me being someone who's "different" i totally get these people and why that kid wanted to exact revenge on the school because i've been through it all when i come from a family on my dads side where a lot of people are higher iq but there's just a lot of shame there and a lack of support and confusion about what it all means and just a lot of invalidation, and then it continues on in society but nevertheless... it effects how you think, behave and feel and you struggle to relate to others.

From experience Public Education is not a place for most people who think "differently" and our society needs a huge evaluation of itself as to why it feels the need to force this "normal" lifestyle onto others SO forcefully, they tell you it's how everybody should be but it's simply not true... we see people around the world live all kinds of different lifestyles very happily, So why does our society to this to people and force schools to force it? and they tell you that you go there to learn but really... that's not what really happens when you're there and i don't think any of it needs to happen.

I feel sympathy for all the innocent students but i wish i could feel any for the teachers in any school, i really don't because i know what people go through these days, the last time i was in The Education System was almost 7 years ago and it got so bad the lying and being used for free labour by the colleges that it just carried on affecting me mentally, at the end of it i got money from them for no reason and i think they were forced to compensate me but it doesn't fix what they put you through.

I feel that kid i really do and understand why he did what he did, i just dunno why the schools can keep getting away with how they treat people and how our world can keep forcing this agenda of how people should "act" and "be" it needs to change and clearly from the damage done to our world in so many ways we can't continue down this road.

that line when he said i raised three kids so i can say im somewhat of a psychologist myself made me cackle

Holy you are getting a lot of likes my guy, forst 902 then 962 then 967 WOW!

Yeah but he sounds like a passive aggressive grandpa.......

I think that’s part of the way he’s able to be firm yet kind, so you’re not terrified


cringed so bad at him faking like he’s seeing hallucinations

And then goes on to say that he doesn't see the demon

I'm surprised he wasn't listening to Rammstein 🤡🤡🤡

@BabyGirlXoXo Idk know if this counts, but an insane person that hears voices (not saying hallucinations) is capable of knowing that the reason they are hearing them is because of mental health issues. Idk if it’s the same for people that see hallucinations but people that only hear voices are capable

I feel like I could so better I want to try

Seriously. It looks like me tracking a mosquito that's buzzing around my head. 😂

@Berlinetta Boxer thanks man appreciate it

He even manages to have a nice big yawn at 58:37 while he’s dramatically ‘hallucinating’ hahaha that demon must’ve exhausted him bad 🥱

@val throughout the whole video when the detective leaves the room


Nic: "The demon says he doesn't like you."

Detective: "Tell that demon to quit talking shit."

I don't think they'd need a detective lol

People really gonna hate on a kid that was trying to lower the population in that state, dude did what he did. He should feel like he completed something

@ΛƧ07 I thought he was trying to say "incontinent." 😆 That kid needs to get off YouTube and learn how to spell right now.

BTW for anyone who binged watched all of this guy's videos, he has another channel just called "J C S" that has a few more videos like these, idk why they're not on the same channel

@CommonlyKnownAsAngi  This 75 year old woman truly understands what you're trying to convey.  Thank you for sharing your deep insight.

@Iris Friesen I'm neither going to affirm nor deny your experiences, because if you're lying for attention, that's on you, and if you're telling the truth, then that's an awfully terrible thing to go through and I'm sorry for your loss.
THAT SAID
It makes no sense to bring this up about this video or in regards to the comment you originally responded to. The clown in the video is a twisted individual who chose to shoot up his school and then tried to act crazy to avoid the consequences. He knew what he did was wrong and didn't care until he got caught. The person you are referring to was a mentally unwell individual and unstable to the point where he hanged himself multiple times (you say he killed himself 3 times, but only gave 2 instances of him attempting to hang himself, so idk if you forgot one or what). Also, yes, 'hanged.' Hung is like a picture frame, hanged is for people. I'm honestly surprised you wouldn't know that. If someone I loved tried to kill himself multiple times with the same method, I would probably learn the proper word for it one way or another somewhere along the road, but that's just a nitpick, mostly because I like words.
Long story short, it's dumb to say "that's not funny to me" when people are making fun of a murderer playing a maniac because one of your friends actually suffered from auditory hallucinations to such an extreme.
Am I taking a YouTube comment too seriously again? Yes, I absolutely am.

@Iris Friesen god damn make it more about yourself if you know anything about psychiatric care then you would know that he couldn’t have hung himself in the facility gg‘s for the try though I Award you 🧢

@Noah H  It was very sad. His parents were devastated.  He actually killed himself 3 times...He hung himself in a shower at a friends house.  They jump started his heart...2 days later to a psych facility where he hung himself with his shoelaces while under psychiatric evaluation.  How is this about me?  I will never forget it.  It was the first and hopefully the only time I saw someone I love go crazy.  I really didn't believe people saw and heard demons till I experienced it first hand.   Have you ever experienced anything like that?

@Iris Friesen I can’t tell if ur serious but nice try to make it about urself 😂

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16😁

Why do I the hear the second part in Dr.Phil's voice?? 😭😂

Nick: I need help <br>Detective: yeah you should take a few acting classes.

Nick: I need help
Detective: yeah you should take a few acting classes.


this man is the definition of "Pretending to be sick at school so the nurse sends you home"

@ThatFunkyDuck hahaha 😅 I have to be honest with you…not really. They tried to break me mentally many times to “rebuild me the right way” but ahahaha I’m already broken. So it just lead to more issues and bs. In the end they just kinda gave up on me and shoved me in a corner so to speak

@Dante Marks cool!! Thank you for your service. Did the structure and discipline of the military help your mental state? I'm just curious

@ThatFunkyDuck I’ve done that and many other things to keep myself in check. I was able to work, join the military and get deployed, worked for several different company’s, some long (a few years) others short (a month to 6 months) but I would always strive to try to find new work. I was never without some kind of job for long. But after so many years of acting like all of it isn’t there and doesn’t bother me I broke one day.

@Dante Marks that sounds horrible. I'm glad things are looking up for you, at least to a small extent!

Have you tried breath meditation? It's where you focus on the breath in and out and in and out, and whenever you start to lose focus to other thoughts, you bring attention back to the breath. The more you do it, the deeper you go into peace.

I've had anxiety issues in the past, and it is the only thing that consistently brings peace every single time.

@ThatFunkyDuck I know you were trying to make a joke, however it is not something that I joke about, I don’t find it funny. I didn’t want to go to a mental hospital….that’s why I hid and explained away everything the best I could….I WAS TAKEN AGAINST MY WILL AND THROWN IN THE MENTAL HOSPITAL! I WAS TRAPPED IN THAT PLACE…..it was hell and I never EVER want to go back there for any reason. But it finally got me the medicine that I need to really help me cope and live a semi normal life. But before I went in….I was a mess I will be honest. I was losing my control over everything and it was showing up in my day to day life. I was honestly a danger to myself at that point because it was too much to keep in and not have help with. But now I have some help and I have meds to curve it more. It still really sucks but now I can manage a lot better.

@Dante Marks a metal hospital? 50 CCs OF SABBATH, STAT!!! YEEEAAHHH

This honestly hurts me…like honestly and truly.. I have Schizophrenia…and split personality’s…. This guy is give us a bad name…I work very very hard to keep my stuff back and under raps…I struggle to keep jobs at times… it’s not something to fake. IT SUCKS SOOOOOOOO BADLY!!! After years of dealing it by myself…I got taken to a metal hospital… I’m now on medication…but it still sucks and is difficult to control and contain.  I’ve had to do some…”interesting” things to explain away my weird behaviors and why I would just disappear for a few days then come back like nothing happened….it’s stressful, it completely sucks. <br>I WOULD NEVER WITH THIS ON ANYONE ELSE EVER!! Not even my worst enemy…it’s hard to do things a lot of the time.

This honestly hurts me…like honestly and truly.. I have Schizophrenia…and split personality’s…. This guy is give us a bad name…I work very very hard to keep my stuff back and under raps…I struggle to keep jobs at times… it’s not something to fake. IT SUCKS SOOOOOOOO BADLY!!! After years of dealing it by myself…I got taken to a metal hospital… I’m now on medication…but it still sucks and is difficult to control and contain.  I’ve had to do some…”interesting” things to explain away my weird behaviors and why I would just disappear for a few days then come back like nothing happened….it’s stressful, it completely sucks.
I WOULD NEVER WITH THIS ON ANYONE ELSE EVER!! Not even my worst enemy…it’s hard to do things a lot of the time.

Hey M4 I like you, don't come to school tomorrow

my school:
"are you sick?"
"yes"
"fr?"
"yes"
"ok, you can go home"

LMFAO i shouldnt be laughing at this but I still am

But then the nurse instead proceed to gives you an icepack and kicks you back into class

If the cop was a nurse, everyone getting well before first lesson!


everytime that first guy moves his fingers I cringe.

Verified channel comments something totally unfunny & uninteresting, 1K likes.

He’s doing the Rainman-calculating-the-toothpicks with his fingers.

@Nec But Animator the video got into my recommended

@Bo Johannesen he has a singular comment in this channel


I like how the cop said “You were making 1,200 a week why didn’t you smoke everyday” then when he said it’s “illegal” and the cop laughed in his face, then later saying he had the option to do it illegally, made me laugh 😅😂

thankfully gunning down a school is legal<br>the detective and jcs' commentary is just perfect its such a great channel

thankfully gunning down a school is legal
the detective and jcs' commentary is just perfect its such a great channel


I have nothing but respect for the policeman that interviewed the school shooter. He's tough and he CHOOSES to be nice. That's a respectable man.

He wasn't delibertly "nice" then, he was just executing the strategy JCS explained un the beginning of the video. It's just that he as a profesional knows more than 1 way of communicating with people.

Артём Мухамед-Каримов

It’s a job. He’s been trained by professionals for hours, read hundreds of pages in research in order to get answers out of people who don’t really want to give answers. It has nothing to do with niceness or meanness.

He’s trained at interviewing and interrogation. He’s doing what he’s trained to do. He’s not “choosing to be nice” cause he’s a nice and considerate cop. It’s a psychological technique used to get suspects to talk.


The guy is actually chilling, he answers all of the questions like it's a job interview and even back tracks through the story like he's recounting an old memory to a friend and not admitting he killed a man. It might also be the lack of remorse or regret in his voice makes it all the more terrifying


i love how every person acting insane is doing it in such a cringy manner while an actual insane person is just calm

@bullish group  its a nice analogy, the one that i know is that comparing neurodivergent people to other people (mostly in their interpersonal skills) its like comparing a baby trying to learn the languaje of his country and grabing a foreigner and expecting that he learns the languaje too, its easier for the first one to learn in an innate way this languaje and at a faster rate but its easier for the later to understand the specifics rules that apply to that languaje (because for him its an "outside thing"), even if the speed in which he learns it is less or he can not learn it in an innate way later.

PS: english is not my native languaje, sorry if i made some mistakes

@Juanito Pecados it wus discribed to me like this when i wus a kid

emotions are like building most people build off of a foundation and under the stress of gravity so they build a strong sky scrapper you can do it and understand it doesn't mean you under stand how it works tho but then i tell you to do that with no foundation and im diffrent or no gravity you wouldnt understand it you wouldn't how to do it and thats the same thing for people building it nerodivergent people alot of times have a hard time understanding there owm emotions and them selfs let alone other people

@bullish group can relate, also a lot of the times one can get very "literal", so if your parents taught you that being polite is good, you are polite in a lot of situations, even if it comes out as weird in the specific context, but because some people with mental health issues have some kind of "disconection" with certain aspect of reality or themselves, they dont notice that is weird, resulting in some kind of lack of awareness. Also in some cases they dont even remember doing certain things or dont know how to explain their behavior, even to themselves, so if there is guilt in that person, either because they know what they did is bad or they dont get it completelly and think they are being rude or causing discomfort, they will act in a more "formal" manner

@Apfelsaft true, some are razor clams, giant clams, hard clams etc. etc.

exactly. ppl dont even know im next to them.

Nero divergent people try to mask it but there things they cant fake cus they dont know there doing it or didn't know that it's not normal

So when people fake it it's like doing a voice impression you do what you see with out knowing the resion why

I have asburgers syndrome so its hard for me to look people in the eye's and hard for me to understand other people emotions so sometime i can come off as dry or uncaring and other time i can over react to somethings now i seen people act like asshole and claim it's cus they have autism

Im pretty sure pretending to be crazy is in itself a form of madness

actually not alot of insane people are calm they just dont know theyre insane

But still not every insane person is clam

Yeah a huge misconception for criminals to act like what they perceive as insane which is like the joker


God that interview of the actual psychopath made my stomach turn. I went to school with a guy who acted exactly like that... he got bullied and often "joked" about killing people. After seeing this, I don't think he was joking. Glad he left the school not long after I did. Also glad I was considered his friend

Instead of being scared be a friend and talk with him, you might save a person from becoming a monster

Not to freak you out, but a reminder that the guy the actual psychopath murdered was apparently supposed to have been his friend in some capacity.


7:57
It’s interesting to see that he was sad that he was caught
So quickly

It makes me think he knows he deserves to go to jail and he was actually ok with being caught eventually

But he wanted to be caught far later

I think he knows what he did was definitely wrong, but he doesn't feel it. Like he feels more regret for himself rather than the 17 people that died at his hands, which is why he's more remorseful about the fact he got caught.


after viewing several of these over the course oof a week, I begin to wonder how detectives clear this stuff from their heads and remain functional and healthy.  they affect me.

It take its toll on many. High drug and alcohol addiction rate. High suicide rate. We take these people for granted, sadly.


His attempts at self harm are just hilarious to watch. Even the cop pointed out he scratches himself worse on his rosebushes. I lost it at the bit where he grabs the plaster to harm himself. He could have actually scratched himself, actually bit himself, hit his head on the table or the wall, punched himself, kneed the table...etc . like there were so many options . I kept pausing the video and saying to my bf "That's just not what you do. He's not even trying."  I've had depression for years and used to do it everyday. You get imaginative and you want to hurt yourself any opportunity you get. He had those guns for a bit before the police caught him  so perfect opportunity. Or, even better for all those victims, sitting in his room instead of that brutality.


I have a question: Could what happened at around 20:35 not be mistaken for his hesitation rather than him re-living the event. To me,  it seems as though the few milliseconds of that clip are more fear-based than memory based.


Thanks for sticking around guys, it’s truly appreciated. The uploads will be more frequent from now on x

I was afraid it would take you another 6 months to post another video... but 10 months later I have to take solace in the fact that it hasn't yet been 12 months after the last video. There is still hope that it was just badly timed. Kizzume is definitely working so it's not an issue with voice over. Such a shame, hope you get back...

_Thanks for sticking around guys, it’s truly appreciated. The uploads will be more frequent from now on x_

I was afraid it would take you another 6 months to post another video... but 10 months later I have to take solace in the fact that it hasn't yet been 12 months after the last video. There is still hope that it was just badly timed. Kizzume is definitely working so it's not an issue with voice over. Such a shame, hope you get back...

He uploaded at least another video since. But it got deleted

blame youtube then man. they're known for pushing off great creators and they're doing that with JCS.

The channel got completely demonetized and they're working on moving away from YouTube. It's a shame this website keeps punishing content creators who actually care and put great effort into their work.


I love how he said “THE VOICES😩” and the cop just said “shut up”


As a woman who cut well into her teens, even if you don't cut to end your life, you're cutting deep enough to draw blood. To get that physical and mental release. And even then, those scar, and they stay for years.  I still have cat bites over a decade old on my arms.


I have to hand it to the detective
They’re stronger than me

Throughout the video I kept feeling sorry for Nik and wanting him to be believed

I kept forgetting that he was a mass shooter and his story was fake

It’s only during those pause sections I’m brought back to reality

So props to the detective for not needing to be unlike my stupid ass TwT

haha aww your sweet it's not your fault!


This, even after 10 months of viewing it, is consistently one of the best crafted videos in the world.


From what's been shown it seems individuals who are legitimately insane don't care of the consequences or having a motive. They'll be honest, they'll tell the truth, they'll confess, because they don't care. I think the guy who was actually insane plotted this very complicated suicide attempt since he admitted he deserved the death sentence as an "eye for an eye" reasoning? Either way it's disturbing af.


It’s so creepy how the school shooter showed suicidal tendencies at 13:30 … most people would’ve just pointed the finger gun and then lifted the fingers to portray the gun being shot, but he’s actually loading his finger gun and then pulling the trigger in a mastered and casual way. That’s fucking creepy.


I love how the cops told him to shut up. They knew he was acting bro


Imagine watching these videos and learning how to pretend to be crazy the right way and get away with it lol


When you realize no capital punishment just means they can use them as living lab rats.


Damn man I miss these videos. Are you planning on making more?


Deception is also grounds for not putting a person in prison and ridding us of their filth.


The salad days song that he was listening to is actually bone chilling. Imagine him listening to that and just killing innocent people. Wow.


Did he get the death penalty? I kind of feel like keeping him in a cage for 50 years would be more punishment for a miserable person like him

They just started jury selection for his sentencing this month.


My favorite part was
"Demons!"
"....shut up" 😂


It seems everyone's only discussing how comical and cringey his behaviour is, but personally, I find his little act DISGUSTING. ESPECIALY after intentionally killing 17 people

@Senor Studly Some of the people in this reply section

@Senor Studly Some of the people in this reply section

@Joe Amsterdam 'What pretending to be crazy looks like' part 2 comment version

Jesus, having your K/D be 17 is kinda impressive, but his acting skills are... it would be insulting to call that a skill actually

But when you think about cringes like they completely disgusted by his act. It’s not comical at all.

@Joe Amsterdam Yeah... and the moon is made of cheddar cheese.

@JustinoG Ortiz @joe amsterdam is a grown ass republican that loves the NRA, gun lives matter i guess

@Jaystings dude was taking weed+xan, decided to kill 17 innocent and indirectly destroy families lives to then pose goofily as a victim when his life was in danger, how disrespectful for the victims

The people who act crazy are the actually insane people.

@Jaystings he killed 17 people, I'll judge him all I want idc if he's depressed or sum shit🤣‼

@JustinoG Ortiz mate, i feel so bad for you, im really sorry that this horrible thing happened to your sister, i hope your doing good and having a good day.

@Brichanise Nicole my guy, you could not have picked a worse place to start preaching. Maybe you haven't watched the video or read the comments but people have died and no Bible verses are going to save them.

Romans 10:9 <br>If you declare with your mouth,Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved ❄❄

Romans 10:9
If you declare with your mouth,Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved ❄❄

You can expect your moral superiority trophy in the mail.

It's not pathetic, he is just trying to make his path from this event as easy as possible. Its natural behaviour. I don't think you understand why he did what he did.
It's through a pathway of resentment, where you believe the world is so bad that it would be better if it didn't exist. And to take out your resentment, you attack the innocent people in society to punish God.

What does this mean? There are a lot of people, perhaps all of us included, that if they have gone far enough down the path of resentment, will be capable and willing to repeat this kind of act.

I think most people find it disgusting as well and when they say it's 'entertaining', they mean it's gratifying to see his shit-tier cover being absolutely fucking destroyed

@joseph jeon I find him EXTREMELY comical and EXTREMELY disgusting. I love how he has become the laughing stock of Youtube when he thought he was gonna leave an "infamous legacy".

On the one hand, disgusting. He did horrible things and tried to get away with it.

On the other hand, comical and cringey. His attempt to get away with it was very very bad

I think everyone does but I think it’s completely fair to make fun of this guy he deserves it

@Joe Amsterdam so youre telling me my little sister died in that shooting was a lie?

The second case could have been he wanted to be sentenced to death as to prevent him for killing himself?<br>The so called homicide-suicide?

The second case could have been he wanted to be sentenced to death as to prevent him for killing himself?
The so called homicide-suicide?

@Jaystings I mean he killed 14 people so ....

@Jaystings I mean he killed 14 people so ....

@Joe Amsterdam Ah yes, a wild troll in its natural environment.

@Joe Amsterdam Got any evidence? There is evidence of his murders...

@Joe Amsterdam Yeah, who we should REALLY be trusting is random youtube commentors. Those never lie.

Yeah I hate it when people make "fun" out of everything, they are like "I made a meme about a teen killing 17 people in real life pls like my comment I'm so funny"

@Jaystings yes we can, he killed 17 people, you can't justify it

Me too, at one point I really wanted to slam a slap in the face

You don't know exactly what led him to do that though, so how can you truly judge him?

everyone thinks he is an horrible person but the "comical" and "fun" part of the discussion is how much he thought he was smart and how many times he contradicted himself with stupid sentences ("the demons told me to set on fire a firepit"). Said that to me he can rot in jail.

Mans acting like nobody else is disgusted by his actions. Way to go mr obvious

We know he’s disgusting but where’s the fun in discussing that? His mix tape with the demon is way funnier

obviously the people who are calling it cringey also think it’s disgusting

It’s very disgusting. It’s completely pathetic and rude to the victims and their families. I never wanted to beat the crap out of someone so hard before


"Did the demon tell you to ask for an attorney?" Quote for the ages. 😆🤣😂


That first guy is fascinating. I wonder what's going through his head on a day to day basis


There's a voice that follows me around, echoes in my head.... yells at me, belittles me, tell me what to do, and hysterically laughs when I do something stupid. It goes by the name "wife."

ᄌᄄᄋᄌᄒᄆᄅᄄᄋᄋᄃᄒ


Moral of the story: Actual insane people don't act like all the insane people in the movies. If you are trying to look insane by emulating movies, everybody will know you are full of shit. The end.

@Nicole Gonzalez Marrero I know exactly what you mean, and like I said, that was more nitpicking, really meant for other people reading the comment (like I said before, I agree with what you said).

@Lewis Taylor try to fit in is probably more accurate, I did put “normal” in quotes. I myself have mental health issues so in addition to work I do have some first hand knowledge as well. It just never  occurred to me that other people could tell until someone talked to me about. Incredibly embarrassing. I thought I was doing a good job faking it! Lol That’s when I took it more serious and dove head first into treatment and doing the hard work.

it kind of shows on its own if somebody is faking it or not, some people develop tendencies to escape punishments so they play like that, but there might be something that he is hiding or just a plain psychopath aka only feeling happy when others are in pain

You have to be practically perfect in your act to get past licensed psychologists.

or maybe don’t pretend to be insane and commit a capital crime.

@J P Exactly, consistency is one of the major ways people diagnose anything that isn't black/white. I just wanted to give the ADHD example because its a good one that does not involve actual insanity and is one I know about due to personal experience. I have tons of paperwork from myself dating back to the mid 80s and when looking through them not that long ago, I was struck at how many behaviors I was showing when I was 6 were still there at 10 and 17 (17 being the age I graduated HS at). Showing not only consistency at any one time, but also consistency over time.

edit: behaviors I still show at 40 even

Void of emotion, in any regard, is reason to believe someone is "insane".  However something like that is very hard to fake. Humans have tells for many things. Eyes dilating, a nose twitch, a nostril flare,  jaw tension, shoulder movements etc etc. Things people who are lying don't even realize they are doing.

@Lewis Taylor true. I have experience with ADHD disorders, (my son has it) but even there is a consistency in behavior. Yes, more chaotic, less in one line, but still somewhere consistent. An experienced interrogator should be able to see those behaviors against someone posing to be having some disorder it even insanity.

More like he tried to act as some parody instead of an actual film that (at least tries) to be serious about some nutjob killer. It's so bad it's comical. An actual crazy one may have some of those symptoms, but not in a way it looks like a comedy sketch from an YouTube channel with less than a thousand subscribers for ten years. I just hope he cringe for the rest of his life remembering how bad his acting was.

@J P Not even just insane, a good example being how many people with ADHD just blurt things out when asked a question, which I can say from my own experience, lead to some not so great interactions with people.

In order to lie about something a person must first think of the thing they want to lie about, then they lie about it. When speaking truth (or at least what a person thinks to be true), the truth just comes out as there is no need to cover anything up. With people who have ADHD the best explanation I have come across is that for many of us our brains just never consider moving to that 2nd phase of covering up. Where this really becomes an issue are those little white lies that grease the wheels of "polite" society. Kind of sad when you have to learn how to lie in order to not throw wrenches into the gears.

You can see the same basic principle (or at least related) in action in the time lag observed when people are pretending to not understand a language being shown to them. People who know the language but are pretending not to  have a noticeable lag in response to those who do not know the language.

All these symptoms CAN be insane, the morale of the story is, a truly insane person acts insane consistently with specific patterns in his behaviors and speech. A sane person often slips, even if it’s just a split second. An insane person won’t.

Like the other person, absolutely cold, no remorse, no thinking. Other people will be inconsistent, because they put effort in it to act. Responding to different type of questions (that’s the true power of interrogation) makes your mind trigger different responses, that makes a sane person acting actively and acting up.

An insane person doesn’t have to think it trough, and doesn’t have to act. They just do. And that, that is what this video shows very good.

@pogpogpurin One thing to remember about mental illness is that many exist as a spectrum both in terms of how often they are apparent and in their severity. I think a lot of people expect them to always show and always be at a specific severity or they go "I know this person who was ________, this person cannot have the same diagnosis because they do not act like that person I know" totally unaware of how something classified as a disorder actually works. As you likely know, this is usually not the case. The waters of mental illness are murky and turbulent. This is one reason you need trained professionals when diagnosing and treating people who have them.

Seeing that guy obviously faking it made me sick to my stomach and I couldn't even finish the video.... made it about halfway before I had to just stop.

(I say this as someone who has been seeing psychiatrists and psychologists for over 35 of the 40 years I have been on the planet, to the best of my knowledge I started seeing them when I was 4. I am no doctor, but I have been actively interested in myself and others like me since I was old enough to know I was interested in it.)

@MakeItSplash I somewhat agree. The symptoms portrayed are real, but it’s Hollywood so of course they will exaggerate it.

Insane people don’t act like that they just have different ways of perceive what most of us deem normal. Movie insanity is a traumatized being.

@Stalker as someone who deals with mental illness this is true, I had a breakdown two weeks ago that lasted about 3 days, through knowing I was breaking down I got through it. ( Dr, other reasouces) but I'm still feeling the effects as I write this.

@Lewis Taylor right! Theres a possibility that the the symptoms show and sometimes not, much like some illnesses and such I'm not sure, however the people are obviously calculating how they're to act

ye! also depends on what problem you have in the mind, The brain is a big undiscovered space

@Stalker I would say "predictable on/off button", with the main subject of this video it is that predictability that shows he is calculating his behavior.

@Stalker “Insanity doesn’t have an on/off button” 🎓

Insane behavior isn't an exact science. The key difference between the guy deemed insane and the fakes is about consistency. If you want to be considered crazy you can't display clear changes in behavior when you're being watched and when you're not. Insanity doesn't have an on/off button.

This isnt entirely true. The symptoms that are portrayed in movies are oftentimes real symptoms. Catatonic behavior, hallucinations, delusions, etc are all real symptoms. People who are actually insane might actually display these symptoms. The guy that completely confessed to everything and showed zero emotion demonstrated a "flat affect", which is a symptom present in Schizophrenia and other disorders. So, some insane people might not demonstrate catatonic behavior or psychosis, while others might. It just depends.

Well actually a lot of insane people do act like that but not all.


It’s a damn tragedy that this might be the last vid JCS ever puts out


The guy: i didnt wanna smoke weed because its illegal
Also the guy: commits mass murder

The guy: i didnt wanna smoke weed because its illegal
Also the guy: *commits mass murder*


"Every time you hear a demon just light up a blunt, man!" ~ best advice someone can give.


The actual crazy guy in this video was definitely just "built different" lol. Almost feel bad for him because he doesnt seem like his brain is functioning appropriately. It's kind of like picture how we'd act if we NO emotion whatsoever. Wed all be so different if born like that


And why have I not subscribed yet. What a huge oversight on my part. Been watching your video for a while and love them


Also, he says he dosnt see anything, that it’s just voices. But he looks around the room like he is seeing things.


Been with you through 2 channels now, keep it up your are legend.


I love how the detective taunts him throughout:

“If your demon is so big and powerful why didn’t it help you when Ian beat you up” Basically called him the coward he is!! Felt so good.

@MidnightModder it's you who are entitled to your beliefs.   What she is talking about is data and science.   Faith and reality are not compatible.  Also God is absolutely constant in his abuse of his creations in every single version of the bible that has ever existed and it's not just the old testament.

@David’s Mom I think you should stick to being David's Mom and stop sharing your opinion.

@David’s Mom I think we are just gonna disagree on the varying effects of nature vs nurture

@Luis Delgado I’m unaware of them being separated at birth. You have a source on this?

'So the demon wants to get you an attorney' lol

@MsckMatt And what do you think lead him to feel this course of action was his only option?

@Bluebird I could not agree more, very well said.

@Alienz How we are raised and the actions we witness of our primary caregivers as our brains develop as children dictate how we see the world, our actions and behavior in society. This is well documented in psych evidence based journals on Pubmed an international medical database you can access for free online. I encourage you to go read for yourself. Just because you don't know or understand the concepts does not mean they are "bullshit".

@Kishon Webb I am simply stating facts and focusing on the origin of the problem not the end result. Siblings can experience vastly different treatments/realities unfortunately, fact. Did this person do terrible, unforgivable things, yes. He did not turn out like this in a vacuum however. I think some empathy and perspective could go a long way here in understanding how a person turns out like this. We need to do better for our children as a society.

@David’s Mom This guy is literal trash and he knew exactly what he was doing. He just wanted to be on the news with a 'high kill count'

Bruh, when people hint, it angers me for some reason. Especially when making exaggerated mannerisms. Idk how the detective didn’t break and laugh or just drill him sooner.

Then again, the way the detective gradually turned the heat up, had the most satisfying end result. Bro was mad cringe. Sorry for venting lol.

@Antony Duhamel Not necessarily. A lot of killers were really smart and sadly used that to do the evil.

@MidnightModder As interesting as it is, I don't think the subject of actual demons fits in this discussion. It's pretty obvious the guy was faking it. The only demonic thing in this case is Nik Cruz himself.

@MidnightModder Ah, your “experts” must be the History Channel and religious cult members.

The experts I’m talking about are actual experts - you know, the people who objectively, logically, academically, and scientifically investigate these issues. The people who are rightfully revered as experts by the academic community, and who use peer-reviewed archaeological, historical, and scientific research to come to their conclusions.

And as I said, I have actually academically studied the Bible (I did my dissertation on the Bible, its various translations, and how they have changed over time).

But I don’t need to appeal to my own authority, or anyone else’s. The fact of the matter is that your beliefs simply aren’t true and backed up by evidence. And evidence is all that matters in ascertaining whether or not something is true.

@Just Another Happy Humanist Clearly your "experts" aren't the same as mine. But you're entitled to your beliefs.

@MidnightModder I have read the Bible all the way through - multiple times. And I have read it in the context of the historical times in which it was written.

Furthermore, the experts agree with me - I am literally repeating the current academic consensus.

🤦🏼♀

@Just Another Happy Humanist And you're definitely a Bible scholar 😂<br>I'll trust the experts who have actually read the Bible all the way through and studied it in the proper context.

@Just Another Happy Humanist And you're definitely a Bible scholar 😂
I'll trust the experts who have actually read the Bible all the way through and studied it in the proper context.

@MidnightModder 1. No

2. According to the Bible, god hurts loads of “his creations”, in the cruelest, most evil ways - and encourages humans to do so.

Demons don’t exist. The Bible is a book of mythology, not a factual tome.

@David Carter How do you "hold your inner self properly"? Genuiinely interested.

@Misogi If he was a little smart, he wouldn't have killed 17 people.

@David’s Mom After doing some research, I’ve come to the same conclusion. It seemed he was asking for help in his own deluded way, or at the very least for some authority to stop him. He was so open about his intentions that LE was forced to investigate him twice, and his threats were deemed not credible, how wrong they were. Imagine if somebody took a genuine interest in him and tried to steer the him in the right direction after making such a threat, imagine if he was forced to attend court ordered counseling after making such a threat? It would be too easy for one to put the blame squarely on an incompetent system. Nikolas is a symptom of a collapsing society not the cause, and clearly if some empathy was awarded to him in his early years, and was not allowed to detach and isolate himself things would’ve been incredibly different.

It's true, though. A lot of the times, legitimately possessed people are Incredibly strong. Much stronger than you would suppose.

However, there have been cases where demons will make their host do something strictly to harm the host. Demons get entertained when God's creation is hurt or destroyed.

Satan knows he can't win so he tries to drag as many down to Hell with him to spite God and share in his torture.

@Kishon Webb look up the study of identical twins who are seperated at birth your surroundings growing up do matter...

@Alienz Generational curses are hard to break. If we all taught our little ones how to hold there mind and emotions, they would turn out better than this.

The mind is sharp as a razor, if turned on others they can defend themselves. When turned on ones self, you are helpless to its edge if you never learned how to hold it.

Emotions are the same. This is the cause I want to take up. To teach our young to think for them selves, by teaching them how to hold there inner selves properly, so they live a joyful life. Without the misery that is self inflicted by desire and want.

Faking or not, is pointing out that crazy peoples delusions dont have logical consistency really that clever?

@David’s Mom here we go with the “it’s the way he was raised” bullshit

@David’s Mom bro he has a brother who is fine... i dont think this is about being adopted

I think the Demon is his subconscious. The subconscious starts forming 3 months before we are born to around 4-7 years old. The subconcious dictates 95% of our actions on a daily basis. He was adopted. Do we know what happened to him before he was adopted? This young Man didn't stand a chance. If we take better care of our children as a society, things like this would not happen.

If he was a little smart, he would say something like "maybe the demon didn't helped me because it's a demon".


The voice thinks your too nice. Really? I've treated it fairly, given you water, talked nice to you. This is hilarious.


I just realized he was actually dumb enough to think that he'd get away with multiple counts of murder, AND get legal scripts for Xanax and pot. Wow....


As a German I couldn't help but laugh when he said Panzermensch.....😅 Interesting that he doesn't know what the evil song actually says..🤦🏽♀

A tune can sound evil, even when 'happy words' are sung.


My face literally curled up when he did the little hand gun gesture


I got second hand embarrassment from him making a gun gesture to his head


Bro, take a shot everytime the detective repeats what the dude says. You'll be drunk by the time the vids over.


I wouldn't last two minutes as a detective. I'd start laughing because this behaviour is so ridiculous.

no cause same how can this detective just stay serious, i have so much respect for him

@Marcus Crumb old dead meme, also cringe

Of course you would, this guy would adapt to whoever you are, this is his every day job. Not sure you know what you are talking about.


WHERE'S JIM?!? I HOPE HE'S OKAY. His videos got me through my workday...


I've seen this condition before,   It's called audiodoorillusination syndrome.    Basically, the clicking sound of an opening door causes the affected individual's brain to envoke hallucinatory moments.       It typically only occurs in police stations,  and this is the only documented case..  as far as I know

Is it related at all to my becoming clumsy and louder when around literally anyone?

Wait, you've seen it before? I guess if you rewatched the video...

why did i actually think this was real for a second


As someone who actually hears things and sees things that aren’t real. I’m offended. I don’t hear or see things often. Only when I dissociate or when I am having an anxiety attack. But they aren’t always “evil” as people say or how Hollywood movies make them seen. Of course everyone is different. But I am extremely offended and enraged at this man.

@Being offended is a choice If you don’t care then why did you even waste time typing all that?

Guess what, Shadow? No one cares! Not about  you being offended or that you're schizophrenic. In fact, it's nearly impossible for me to care less than I do right now! 😁 Have a great day!! 😃👍


46:09 The way he just says it, It just comes so out of nowhere I almost spit my fucking drink lmao


this guy: speaks in perfect english<br>captions: mmm yes now this is certified russian

this guy: speaks in perfect english
captions: mmm yes now this is certified russian


Is it weird if I invision myself as if I am the suspect and try to imagine how I would get out of a situation? Any other people do that too? (Note: I never invision myself harming people, I only invision how I would behave being interrogated).

@Great Guy speak only for yourself, o great one. I have never done that before. I'm not judging; I see no harm in it, but again, as I've never imagined myself in this position, it isn't something we "all" do.

@Great Guy Okay thanks for reassuring me, truly a great guy! 😄

Honestly sometimes I feel worried that I'm a manipulative person or something like that because I'm thinking about how to behave to not seem guilty and stuff 😅😂

That’s what we all do, that’s why this channel is so successful, that’s why we all miss new content! ☹


Your demon wants an attorney, so I’ll stop talking to you. Does your demon know an attorney?😂😂😂


Kinda funny how the people who are actually messed up in the head often act less crazy than the people who are faking it.

@SMCV not a swear word, a lapse of awareness or even an emotional outburst. Dude was one of the most calm-looking people I've ever seen.

@-DGGB- it happens to my sometimes  it makes feel like I if I forget that I am real in a soul but in this body this so i fall down with no reason.

People with actual issues just aren't typically even cRazy and they certainly don't want to appear crazed. It would cause them to be treated poorly. Usually those of us with slight problems just pretend to be normal so no one assumes we are insane.

Because they are trying to appear normal

I'm mentally ill,,, really badly and i act erratic constantly because of it... and still ive never acted like any of these people. theyre literally just using shitty stereotypes

@Xio Zahradka Honestly, it is embarrassing when I tell people how I had to “learn how to smile” because I don’t feel the need to smile when I’m happy, I just do it because that’s what the people around me do when they’re happy. My sister always thought I was ungrateful whenever she got me presents because I don’t scream with joy etc.

@Xio Zahradka Yes! It kinda fucked me up when I learnt about the whole "mirroring" thing, because I actually do it all the time,,

thats how it works. stereotypes are a great thing, but not so great at the same time.

He was so well behaved and respectful too...not one swear word.

@Xio Zahradka dude this is actually everyone. Everyone is emulating the people around them.

@Xio Zahradka ayoo say it for us 🗣🗣🗣 like how else am i supposed to fit in id be outcasted by everyone

well how else are we supposed to fit in lmao?


WHERE IS JIM - I HOPE HE'S OKAY. His videos got me through my workday....


15:02
guy: ''what happened''
cop: ''shut up''


I don't know what happened to my mom but I know how to ask for an attorney


Seeing this guy, who clearly thinks he's so smart and above everyone, slooowly realizing he's not fooling anyone with his pathetic act (filled with poorly thought out stereotypes of schizophrenia) fills me with slight satisfaction, though nothing can ever replace the lives he took and the sorrow he caused. I'll make sure my mind doesn't retain his name because he deserves no notoriety.

@PuppyBoxTV Could have been. But I know a lot of sickos living it up in jail, so I was just asking.

@noneya123 oh i see, i thought the other person was being sarcastic, my bad! i forgot completely about that, thank you for informing me! /gen

He thought the demon was going to get him off the case 😌

@erlend he’s on 24 hour lockdown but I’m sure someone is putting money in his jail account so he can buy snacks and you get a tv in your cell so it probably isn’t that bad (comparatively to other people)

Oh his name is Nikolas Cruz. There's no notoriety in that.

He's acting as if he's going to Garner sympathy or be given care after brutally mowing down a bunch of 14-year-olds it's seriously beyond understanding.

@noneya123 He may be online dating but as a kid killer he will be eating spit every day.

Thats how he acted that gets me completely is the fact that he thinks hes way better than everyone and deserving of popularity

@sonkey he won’t be forgotten, but he will be mocked

@PuppyBoxTV No I'm pretty sure he's not. I just looked it up and he is having fun. He's sending letter overseas to women taking about he wants kids with them and will name them after guns. I asked because jail isn't the same for everyone, some people like it there and have online dating profiles. So my question wasn't far off.

@noneya123 pretty sure it was sarcasm :D (sorry if this may come off mean, i didnt intend for it to be!)


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49:28 lmaooo that's on my cycling playlist, I didn't know I had an evil demon inside me telling me to go take a stroll in the park


why do i love the vibe of this investigator. I fw him so much lol


it’s wild, the actual insane guy was true insanity and that’s what i think evil and detachment truly is. i feel like most truly evil and insane detached people are well spoken and finesse their way through life. eerie affff lmao


*Me having 0 background in law enforcement and criminal psychology <br>"Bro thats so fake are you serious"

*Me having 0 background in law enforcement and criminal psychology
"Bro thats so fake are you serious"


He really thought they wouldn’t see him changing his persona?Stupidity is deadly people.


Supposed to be crazy then: 'don't I suppose to have an attorney?'


49:09 "Did you pick the music or did the demon?"
Lmaooo demon made him a Spotify playlist.

@Jery Ram Not the slug you asked but yes it is. Literally the name of the song is Tank Man

@Neon-LadyTTV NAWWW 💀💀 DEMON LIKE SLIM SHADY

i wish my demons made me a spotify playlist. they instead tell me to steal snickers bars

@Chris Connelly this demon keeps up with the times.

Here are the songs you’ve added; here are the songs your demon added, based on your preferences 🎶

Too bad Eminem's latest album wasn't out yet. At the very least 3am shoulda made the list.

@Chris Connelly Son of Sam (David Berkowitz)

@Dylan Johnson homie must've really missed Hippie Jon

I thought demons listen to Pandora radio. 🤣🤣

@Evelyn Tokamp lol dont forget about salad days

Formed a band a few months ago. Mostly instrumental. Basically the "stoner/space rock" genre.
  Were recording now & will be uploading onto spotify come summer. We were struggling with a name & temporarily called ourselves "Microdose" but not all members liked it.
  But after we watched Mr Cruz here we are in solid agreement & officially changed our name to 'Demons man'
  Be on the look out for 'Demons man' coming to a city & spotify playlist near you:D

@Dylan Johnson

Right? ?? Maybe he really is nuts, you'd have to be to try that hard.

Kinda wild to know he went that in depth with this, he literally branded those songs with his bullshit

I seriously can’t believe he listened to f-Ing salad days during that…. Wtf

This comment had 666 likes when i saw it thats so weird. Gonna make it 667 though cant be having the mark of the beast on my screen.

@Jery Ram it is and is actually quite catchy

@Evelyn Tokamp that song they played is about being a dancing robot. So Evvviilllll

They do not forget to entertain the host, man 😂

Panzermann. Detective asks him whether he speaks German and understands the lyrics. No, he does not, he says.


man i miss this channel. the copy cats dont have it and now im just rewatching old JCS. RIP


I feel like i've done something terrible while watching this, this is creepy wtf


can't wait for the uploads to be more frequent from now on


Glad u told us he got life at the beginning


Its so unfair how YouTube killed this amazing channel


The worst thing about the genuinely insane man is that he referred to pistol magazines as clips.

You'll probably want to take that up with Merriam-Webster too because the dictionary also calls them clips.


The actual insane person literally lacked emotions, and the fact that he just replied with yes and no while being respectful makes it ten times more weirdly captivating.

He wasn’t insane, though. He had a motive. He was jealous of his dorm-mate and wanted his GF.

@Tristen Brown sociopaths experience emotions in fact they generally slide in and out of those emotions at will

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe aspd is not insanity.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe aspd is not insanity.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe If you have the time you should watch his whole interrogation. Dude thought he was a God or something and believed it was his fate to kill him. I think there's more behind all of it but you would have to watch the interrogation

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that someone who doesn't care in the slightest about having killed someone or the fact that they will be locked away forever is probably insane

@Me memememememe me me murdering a person is not funny

@Me memememememe me me murdering a person is not funny

We're not weird.. We don't understand you like you don't understand us..

We're not weird.. We don't understand you like you don't understand us..

@Adrianna yea thats what i foudn weird. Not only was he so polite and calm but he was willing to give away all the details. I wasnt sure how to feel. i almost feel bad for him.

@Peaceful Hermit dissociation and depersonalization and derealizations are dissociative disorders, they aren't related to a lack of affective empathy He is clearly well grounded in the real world here.

@cali budz I had to take a mental health evaluation for a job and one of the questions was "do you hallucinate or hear voices [that aren't real]".  I put something like "how would I know that?".  I didn't get the job.

@Elp Smith ASPD is not eligible for legal insanity.

@Elp Smith ASPD is not eligible for legal insanity.

@William Potter or happy or when a baby does something cute “awe bless her”

@William Potter or happy or when a baby does something cute “awe bless her”

@William Potter bless there heart in England means they feel sad for someone

@William Potter bless there heart in England means they feel sad for someone

That's just how people from there talk.  Insults and arguments are sometimes difficult to decipher for folk from anywhere else on the planet.  An easy one to share is "bless their heart", it means "they're an idiot".  But, you're right about the respectful words making things so weird.  He sounded like a little boy who just got caught trying to steel cookies from the pantry before supper.

That’s why people are attracted to killers

That’s why people are attracted to killers

@cali budz yes a human bows right from wrong an insane human doesn’t they know but they don’t they can get told it but they’ll never fully understand it w true emotions and understanding from what I’ve seen but idk I’m 13

Flat effect and that always scares me with some people

Flat effect and that always scares me with some people

Honestly I respect that guy more than anyone who fakes insanity

Honestly I respect that guy more than anyone who fakes insanity

It's eriee and full of pity.

I feel bad for both of the victims, the man who is suffering from the illness and the man who died...

Makes me wonder if the person can actually feel emotions if he got help at a early age...

The cop knows how to score prescriptions.  Sheeeyt

The cop knows how to score prescriptions.  Sheeeyt

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe great im suppose to go with what a attorney dubs what is and isnt insane.   Give me a fuking break...  Ill check him out though.

@Me memememememe me me they put him in a waiting room and on a quick evaluation.   They just wanted to make a example of him.    Shit get me a pad of paper and a shitty university phd and ill write people insane all day and pretty much will be right.

I like how the investigator breaks his nice act after he is told hes too nice and chuckles with his jelly filled jolly gut.   And i respect him for admitting cops are mentally unstable too.

Some enjoy killing and and the voices praise theme.   Look at son of Sam.

Some enjoy killing and and the voices praise theme.   Look at son of Sam.

@Adrianna very well put I agree, although the proper term is “couldn’t care less”

@Adrianna very well put I agree, although the proper term is “couldn’t care less”

Yep, even the interrogator, Sheriff, thought exactly the same, esp. the Eye for an Eye part with such conviction, no hesitation and no shred of self-preservation.

@Me memememememe me me having no empathy or emotions doesn’t mean you’re not responsible for your actions? He literally said he knows exactly what he’s done and doesn’t feel remorse and knows it’s a terrible thing to do. He was fully conscious and should’ve gone to actual prison

This is actually not abnormal behavior for these homicide detectives to listen to, the difference is this kid has so many bodies. There are lots of people that go in there and act the same way and think they can figure it all out but good luck. You're going to work with police, nurses and clinical phsycologists and they're making their entire life's living on figuring you out. Lol. Good luck. This is reality, not fisction.

The indifference is what makes it feel uncanny.

The indifference is what makes it feel uncanny.

@Wis Chrilliams This- I couldn't put his behaviour into words and you just did. I agree wth this 100%

He knew full well what he did was wrong. He didn't lack emotion, he had anger and sadness. Just no compassion for anyone but himself.

@Adrianna If he 'could have cared less' that means he cared. I think you meant the exact opposite of what you said.

@chocoburger senpai no, they are still fully aware of what they are doing and can understand the consequences so they are not insane. They are held responsible.

@Orchid Garden whats the difference between that and a pschopath? Also is psychopath not guilty since hes a psycho therefore all of his murders will be forgiven?

@Tristen Brown that’s not actually true at all, it’s a misconception that sociopaths can’t feel emotion. They have loads of anger, annoyance, frustration, self-pity (crying for themselves), happiness when getting what they want. They just can’t feel empathy for others, no happiness for others, no sympathy, no empathy. They are a world unto themselves and no one else matters. That’s a whole lot different than not feeling any emotions.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe bro you aren’t smart

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe bro you aren’t smart

He genuinely doesn't know what he is doing.

He genuinely doesn't know what he is doing.

@ryjeq With respect, an attorney does know what constitutes legal insanity and from his own interrogation, it's obvious he can distinguish right from wrong, but just doesn't care. It's a legal standard regarding whether or not someone can be held accountable for their actions, not extensive psychological testing.

@Stewart Watson like I mean it's so weirdly interesting to see.

@Stewart Watson like I mean it's so weirdly interesting to see.

Yeah the actual crazy person was legitimately scary.

Yeah the actual crazy person was legitimately scary.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe that's already the textbook definition of a sociopath. No emotions whatsoever

@TheBfutgreg yea until he asks you for a ride too Walmart then you’re fucked

@TheBfutgreg yea until he asks you for a ride too Walmart then you’re fucked

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe an attorney isn't a psychiatrist and is not qualified to determine whether or not someone is legally insane or not

@Adrianna Psychopathy or ASPD explains lack of remorse, lack of fear, the calculation, etc.

@cali budz In this context, it just means that there was no calculated structure to his behavior.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe You dont need a motive, but he lacked any remorse and the fact he discussed the topic like walking along a summer trail makes it quite obvious that theres something wrong, not necessarily insanity, but mentally something is there. Usually people either conceal their actions or dont want to be caught, but this guy could have cared less either way.

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe he did say it could have been very convincing

@CaptainAwesome 10FootMarbleMe he did say it could have been very convincing

He seems like a cool guy, as long as I didn't get in between him and his "innocuous" goals

@Peaceful Hermit Lacking motive doesn't factor in determining legal insanity. There’s an attorney named Bruce Rivers on Youtube who reviews this JCS video and does a good job explaining why this man isn't crazy.

I love JCS, but that goth guy wasn't crazy and it's a bad example of criminally insane. He knows right from wrong, was lucid, planned to kill the guy and attempted to conceal the crime. Not caring about his fate doesn't make him criminally insane. The standards are pretty simple.

How you know what insane Is? Do we all really know?

How you know what insane Is? Do we all really know?


57 mins-" does your demon know a good attorney" insert lawyer joke here


Hopefully you’re working on a new piece. Your content is exceptional.


Straight up at 10:20 they have a can of WD-40 on the desk while questioning hin