After killing 17 people and destroying countless lives, he TRULY BELIEVED that he could outsmart the detectives with this silly "I'm the victim" story.  What a joke.

@Piper Fournier he was on an IEP for his whole school time (until he rejected it at 18) for uncontrollable violent tendencies. He should not have been allowed in his schools JROTC shooting club, but they let him anyway...

@Sam K Sam I appreciate you.

You are thinking outside of the narrative in a very interesting space.  We spend a lot of time attacking the symptoms of a broken mental health system because we have not devoted the societal resources to properly understand the true causes.  There is a potential future here in rethinking the way that we proactively manage the happiness and wellbeing of the population.  People want to be happy, and when it is perceived to be taken away from them and there is an asymmetry in where the self is and where it imagines it should be, the fleshy cage attached to the brain releases some very nasty chemicals.  Depression, anxiety and a range of disorders* --- *many of which are categorized manifestations of dissatisfaction, dysfunction or raw negative emotion --- arise.

Haha just kidding XD

@Sam K  it’s not ab if he’s crazy or not, it’s ab if he has a sense of right or wrong. Yes, everyone who can carry out such terrible acts are insane and has some sort of depravity. But the law knos that just bc someone is mentally ill does not mean they r stupid. So they have to look at if the person still actually knew what they were doing.

@Sam K exactly what I'm saying, if a person isn't crazy when they kill 17 ppl then what are they? Cuz I know we all have our evil thoughts especially on say someone that wrongs us, but to go through with it? I do believe tragic events like these are done by demons, through people. Just don't expect to not get any consequences. I've never been tempted to shoot up no schools, but I think we all have lowkey thought of doing some fucked up shit. This is why God is important at least to me, or just believe in anything honestly. it separates right from wrong, if there was no right or wrong, you could make the argument that what he did wasn't even bad.

@Sam K a sane person can still commit crime and do harm, however the experience will drive them insane eventually cuz they still are human beings just not fully conscious of what just happened, a psychopath person in other hand will comit the same crime with no remorse at all and they'll harm others without realizing for their entire lives.

You'd be scared if you could see the ammount of psychopaths, sociopaths all in completely freedom until they let go their most profound nature however at this point its already to late to prevent.

Human mind is twisted and scary sometimes.

@Sam K  to kill bunch of people is not normal, but here the point is did he do that intentionally or under affect (devil, demon or other be like that). And he certainly did it intentionally.

Shows you that having a good cover story is the hard part about doing a school massacre in the US

@Sam K, nothing what you said doesn’t mean he would not be able to sit a sentence. Plenty would have some mental health issues if diagnosed enough and people who kill more so. But it doesn’t mean he didn’t know what he was doing or wasn’t faking to hear demons and be controlled by someone other than himself.

@Will Atwood After such a crime, it really doesn't matter anymore. Whatever you say, you will not see freedom ever again. Its just a matter of death sentence, or life without parole.

@Spatchmo It is also irrelevant if he has mental illness. Just because you have a mental illness doesn't mean you are innocent of any crimes you commit. If he was ill to the point of being disabled (which he most definitely is NOT) then that is a slightly different story, but he still would have to spend the rest of his life locked away from society.

@Sam K yes because believing that mentally ill people are responsible for all murder is sure to lead to you treating people suffering from mental illness with all kinds of respect, right? Nikolas has many problems, but mental illness isn't one of them

He talked to the brother of sister he killed at a subway after that’s insanxe

@Sam K I personally think that there’s a difference between being insane and having bad mental health problems. This guy obviously has some problems, but he doesn’t seem insane so I don’t think the title was misleading at all. I don’t think anyone thinks he was mentally alright though, that’s for sure. He’s... pretty messed up for what he did.

@Jag sorry 4 loss ….this shooter has his day coming in a pych ward where they don’t let you go home ever

i was there and lost a close friend. i wasn't expecting to see this on this video. it pisses me off


The detective is genius. Made him dig himself into a hole he couldn’t get out of. The media always play shooters up to be mentally ill victims when they’re more like this guy in most cases. Hope he gets what he deserves.

@itsjuliaghoulia ALSO I just want to point out something else. Nothing really says he doesn’t feel guilty about doing this.  He probably does. But the gain of being the next big shooter and basically living a fantasy of shooting people was more important to him. And he then regretted what he did. That’s why he went to “the voices man demons! What happened? Right away.

@derrick show productions yeah exactly. Imaging deciding to kill someone for personal gain one day. And being like “oh I must just be mentally ill maybe if I ACT like it I won’t get in trouble. I think calling that a mental illness itself makes no sense. Cause he knew enough to pretend to have one to get out of it.

@itsjuliaghoulia because you can’t just divide the world into mentally ill and not. When it comes to murdering people. Hitler? Christoper Columbus? Joseph Stalin? Oh they were just mentally ill. No they were evil people. MAYBE they were. But victims of it? No. I just don’t see it that way. This is all my opinion obviously. I just think branding it a mental illness issue makes no sense. Because you have people who have mental illness and don’t do things like that. It comes to a point where more factors come to in to play.

I mean going and killing people isnt something you see normal people doing is it

Although we are ALL (with exceptions) physically capable of doing it. We choose not to do it because of consequences

@Dandelion Brr but he felt remorse for HIS life enough to lie to get out of it. And then got sad when he realized it didn’t work. He wanted to be famous and would kill for it. That’s not the same as being mentally ill. He’s evil. Would you call a rapist mentally ill? Some people are just monsters. Cause not all mentally ill people commit horrendous acts. Sometimes it just it was it is.

@Dandelion Brr isnt that every murderer... terrorists have a mental problem too

@CM DLR fair enough! I meant as a victim though. Like he isn’t a victim of it at all. He tried to lie his way out of it. He’s just a bad person who did some evil ass shit

I would still argue that someone who murders in cold blood without guilt is mentally ill

@Dandelion Brr commiting murder is more like a death sentence issue

Which shooters do they say are mentally ill and is meth addiction a mental illness

Being proud of murder and not feeling remorse is also a mental issue


"Why don't you want me to hurt myself?" I love the investigator's response, "Because what did the demon say about me? I'm a nice guy" using the kid's own game against him in that last moment.

"Why didn't you just smoke every day?" Guy is having the best time he can with this dipsh*t.

It's pretty profound as well. Still choosing to show some form of kindness acknowledging he's still a person. But don't get me wrong,that person is a monster. But still has good in him(but the bad far outweighs that).

i enjoy the idea that the demon is real and is constantly giving him a hard time in prison because they are both bored.

I can't take that response. It's so weird it makes me curl up inside

I love that detective. I agree with the demon, he seems like a genuinely good guy.

@Aiden Pommee A bit of a reminder that the only way through that door is him.

I thought something similar but with the keys he says I used the wrong key as a way of gaining trust seeming idiotic but after he fucked Cruze over he said it again and revealed to be a ruse


The most embarrassing thing is that they <b>really</b> think their bad acting might work.

The most embarrassing thing is that they *really* think their bad acting might work.

the most embarrassing thing is this video. Propaganda for people who disagree with people who won't rely on the mental HELL system for "help".

@your step sister his acting was bad, I bust out in laughter

It's his only defense, so he's gonna hold on to it for dear life regardless if he thinks you believe it or not.

The overconfidence of psychopaths. It works out for them most of the time, but it’s so satisfying to see it completely flop

He knows his life is worthless now.  No harm in throwing out anything you can think of.

@your step sister I was thinking of the actually insane guy, my bad

@Hailar Wotanaz he was acting though, the guy who was moving his fingers up and down tryna look crazy

The first guy wasn’t acting, he was just telling the truth


The second guy being interviewed almost gave me chills because he was just bein so respectful to the officer, it put me on edge lol

@hexzyle Thanks, I found that very insightful!

I would be interested to hear more about your experiences of dissociation.

@dante meriere Are you seriously defending a criminal justice system with the argument "our country is big" ? Your country didn't get any bigger since the "tough on crime era" which is one of the major factors why it's so bad today.

How does size affect any of the variables I mentioned ? How does it affect the fact that over half of inmates are in there for minor drug offenses or other non-violent crimes like parking tickets, How does it affect the fact you are taking people's right to vote away ? How does it affect the fact that USA prisons are primarily focused on punishment and people in jail getting raped is a jolly ole joke in the US that is completely tolerarted by mainstream society. The inefficacy of capital punishment is also scientifically known for at least 50 years. Ah don't forget forced slave labour, also a fun aspect that doesn't have much to do with how big a country is.

And look at xyz is whataboutism. I'd assume the USA would rank dead last in comparison to the first world countries and I'm not even sure it would rank very high when compared to the second world either. Depends on what you look at though, incarcaration rate is actually better in the rest of the world including china and presumably north korea. On other variables you do outperform some of the aforementioned countries though.

@Vibeauxs Sxuaebiv None of those definitions you describe talk about "denying factual reality", or the concept of "incorrect subjective feelings"
As someone who regularly suffers from dissociation, I know exactly what is going on, I just (1) don't feel like I am a part of it. I don't feel like other people are a part of it. And (2) my memories of my emotions before this point vanish, and my commitment to the concept of reality becomes MORE important than my thoughts or identity.

Detachment from the environment is not a denial of reality, it is just the belief that nobody exists for reality to be meaningful to.
Lack of continuity between subjective experiences isn't a falseness of subjective experiences, it's just the lack of valuing them over what you think you should think, because you recognize them to be incoherent and futile.
If ASPD and Autism is the resistance to lose one's identity and be incorporated into a system, dissociation is the complete lack of resistance to that system.

@hexzyle False. Here are two definitions of disassociation that comply with the point I made.
1) Feel detached from your environment, the people around you, or your body
2)Disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity.
Both of these can accurately be used in a case where someone is in denial of factual reality due to their incorrect and subjective feelings/emotions/views.

@renzuki In relation to the pint-sized european countries whose justice systems have less than half an american state to manage and would probably fall apart hilariously if they had to police a continental country, or the comparatively large countries like Russia and Brazil that have barely functioning justice systems? I said it was effective, not perfect. The US is a massive continental country and despite that, its standards are on par and above european first world standards, even if there is obviously room for improvement.

@Vibeauxs Sxuaebiv Dissociation is <b>defined</b> by an emotional disconnect. When someone isn't showing their emotions, that's a casual kind of dissociation (something that can be learned as a skill). When it persists in extreme cases like this, that's full dissociation. (a reflex you get from having trauma/PTSD)

@Vibeauxs Sxuaebiv Dissociation is *defined* by an emotional disconnect. When someone isn't showing their emotions, that's a casual kind of dissociation (something that can be learned as a skill). When it persists in extreme cases like this, that's full dissociation. (a reflex you get from having trauma/PTSD)

@dante meriere calling the US system of justice effective is a little far-fetched. Definitely better than countries where you can pay your way out of crimes, but not entirely different here. Millions in jail for using drugs, tens of thousands not in jail for committing high-profile fraud and stealing from society. Our justice system is still ass backward.

@dante meriere The US criminal justice system being effective must be a joke right ?

It's one of the worst systems on so many levels. From private prisons, to recidivism to having the highest incarcaration rate on earth, to prosecutors gaining political power by prosecuting innocent people, to being used as a tool for taking away voting rights from specific groups. Not even getting started on browbeating innocent people into confessions by threatening them with higher sentences if they go to court, because the court system is so incredibly overloaded. Even with mass incarcaration the crime rate is still way higher than in most of Europe.

No one in their right mind who knows anything about crime and justice would say the US justice system is even remotely "effective".

@Will Dresh good point. He didn't show any narcicism...

For him it was something completely miscellaneous, just a death, just an experiment. Some with actual insanity even act excited for their "work"

@That guy over there AsPD would try to deflect blame. Someone with AsPD does not generally want to get locked up, and will by all means try to avoid it; that guy didn’t seem to care at all what became of him.

He was so nice i wanted to buy him a beer, seems like a good conversationalist

@hexzyle There is an overwhelming number of people who disassociate from reality using only subjectivity and emotion. When both extremes exist, and one ud based on objective reality, and the other causes everyday people to deny reality, any smart person would look to the logical over the emotional.

@Davi Clemons I agree wholeheartedly, typically they aren’t allowed to operate in the medical field but there are exceptions I’m sure.

@Strict-9 studios I did mean baseline, lol. I typed broadline and borderline first like wth am I trying to say here. 💀 Your ability to follow duty over personal want is a lesson in emotional response in itself. There are some who literally can not.

@our Journey as the original Into the Woods musical said, "Nice is different than good."

@Porcelainvector Because it's not IQ or personality type or any of that made up nonsense. I know what it's like to forget who I am, and only realise I've stopped speaking like a person and started speaking like a list of facts once I end up offending someone whom I would normally be friendly with. I know what it's like (and you probably do to) to lay down and not be able to think up an objective reason why my existence needs to continue. This is what it looks like on the outside. On the inside... it feels ... floaty.... like if everyone including you in the world one moment just disappeared, and all you were was just a disembodied thought process not invested in doing anything.

The guy probably did have a motive for the murder. But dissociation acts as like a way to protect yourself from saying something stupid that you think people wouldn't believe, it serves as a way to turn events into communicatable facts, rather than having to try to awkwardly explain your emotional process. Dissociation can trigger when you feel like you're in danger and need to preserve yourself, like a learned response from trauma, like when you're in an intimidating situation or people are frustrated at you. The problem is, when you need people to empathize with you (like in an interrogation) it's a really bad time for it to happen to you.

@Davi Clemons I think you mean the baseline, which would be untrue, especially when making diagnoses. I may not want to tell someone they’re dying of cancer but it’s still my duty.

@Strict-9 studios Well, emotions are literally the borderline of anything science, but I agree with everything else.

@hexzyle how is that dissociation? It’s just a different personality type. He could just be high iq and low eq

Anti social personality disorder. Fully aware of what he did yet completely indifferent to the emotions to others...

This is what dissociation can be like.
It's like being in a scientific article instead of being a person with an identity. "Yourself" just phases out and all you are is just facts and observations... no subjectivity... just pure explanation. Even if you had emotions at one point, when you're dissociating, they aren't important, they aren't relevant, they aren't real. You ignore your own ideas, beliefs, and even your memories.

This is why I don't trust people who say things like "you're not living in reality". The kinds of people who dismiss emotions and subjectivity and say "come and live in the real world", obsess over objectivity so much that they try to induce a dissociative state in other people, so that they will be easier to manipulate.

Yeah he's the most polite person I've ever seen in an interrogation. Really wild tbh. I've never found someone like that since I first saw his, and it's definitely jarring.

@Caralho Maybe in your home country of Brazil that holds true, but here we are talking about the US' criminal system, which is actually effective.

Was that WD40 on the table in the second interview?

@Caralho no one is calling him a victim. You don’t read people well as is demonstrated quite damn well by your reply sir, leave psychology to the psychologist.

@Strict-9 studios " this human is too insane to live in a society and represents a constant threat to all those around him. guess that makes him innocent. lets treat him like a victim"

@Shocking Pikachu what was his name again?

@Shocking Pikachu yet all these wannabe psyche majors think that because they dislike his actions that they get to play judge jury and executioner lol. Keep emotions out of science for the love of god, if these guys aren’t insane then leave it to the real psychologists to determine.

Because it’s actual criminal insanity. They’re lacking all human emotion, nothing was planned, he snapped and his mind went legitimately loopy. He was talking with no inflection and very robotic because he is actually insane


It's so crazy how clear and polite the actual insane person was, saying "yes sir" to the officers and everything

most people who suffer from insanity can hide it really well. i read a quote that said "Most people are only 'good' not out of any intrinsic quality, but because they never had the opportunity to do evil."

No shame, no reason to feel afraid of saying anything

@Sam W depends on the place, I'm british and year 7s especially seem to constantly say sir like that

it's crazy how you can see this person who killed someone for literally no reason and see him as a better person than the faker could ever be

@Blandon 93 Alway sbeen curios if Psycopaths etc dont really "feel" anything then what drives them to kill etc.

Healthy people portray insanity as something that manifests in daily behavior which is not entirely false, but chillingly insane people seem regular until you start leading the conversation in some way where you can see their way of thinking is not like your typical healthy person's

Well a lot of clinical psychopathic killers are often described as “charming”, “eloquent”, and “polite”. Usually manipulative though.

@Eric Hammer Legally speaking the only definition of insanity is whether they could tell right from wrong at the time of the action due in part or whole to state of mind or circumstance.  Plenty of sociopaths know what they are doing is considered wrong- they simply choose to do it anyway. Insanity is much narrower in law than in a clinical definition.

@Imani S. H. Armchair diagnosing is incredibly dangerous. I’m fairly certain that those who have assessed the case, came to a probable conclusion that none of us within the comment section of YouTube could feasibly develop. Also I’d like to note that anti-social behavioral patterns are commonly linked with psychosis/what could develop into psychosis like behavior. Behavioral patterns often develop into a more deducible category. But I agree it seems as though within the video he had a relatively stern grip on reality, and was completely aware of what was going on, not only in terms of his interrogation but the reality of his life as a result of his reactions. It’s very interesting.

@Baki Elh I don't think insanity requires detachment from reality? In this case, it describes his emotional detachment from the entire situation.

I persomally don't buy the diagnosis. Insanity implies a detachment from reality. The guy had no reason to murder the victim but he also had no reason not to commit suicide. He may be a cold blooded sociopath and in comparison to the average person, batsh*t insane (almost anyone who commits murder is not 'normal' anyway). But he's well grounded in reality, he realizes what he did was wrong and that he should have been punished eye for an eye. Idk how the jury/psychiatrist verdict was insanity to be honest.

@Void I don't think you've met a British school kid. We were little shits to ourselves and our teachers at school!

That's a perfect example of a con artist. He is not polite.

@GFX "crazy people don't know they're crazy...that's what makes them crazy."

Well, you have to understand the perspective of a 'crazy' person.

To you it's crazy as balls behavior

To 'crazy' guy - it's just another Tuesday. That's what's scary to me.

@HR 07 it would be normal if the question was,
“would you like a cup of coffee?”
“Yes sir.”

Not,
“Did you murder this man in cold blood?”
“Yes sir.”
This shouldn’t have to be explained, weirdo.

He was a sociopath and he was diagnosed and heavily medicated with alexithymia at a young age (a disorder that doesn’t make you feel guilt empathy or emotions for others including yourself)

Sounds like eveey british school student ever don't even bestie

@Imani S. H. he...he killed someone...for no reason whatsoever....

Thats.because when people go insane they have no emotion to things so they tend to say proper things to people an tell the truth because they're not scared of anything happening to them

@HR 07 To be fair, most of these videos and interviews have very impolite people being interviewed, especially when the pressure ramps up. Both innocent, and guilty parties. So having someone who just replies in a way that's considered really polite, while answering all the questions, is a bit of a shock.

I do think he has emotion of at least receives it, otherwise logical thinking wouldn't lead to such a crime. It's just that when people like him evaluate, I assume, they do it much more based on facts than other input. His evaluation regarding the possibility of getting away with the crime was false, that's why he probably puts such emphasis on that during the interrogation. Other than that though he just answers logically mostly.

@HR 07 it’s more so the fact that he’s still being polite to someone who is looking to throw him in jail for as long as possible. He’s not being defensive or violent or rash which is what most people were expecting I think

Most insane folks you gotta listen to what they say not just how they say it. Its a weird sort of "theres something missing"

His father/mother/grandparent beat him to near death when he didn't add "sir/m'am". The violence stayed in his subconsciousness. When he killed, subconsciousness produced an emotion, similar to pleasure, he doesn't feel anything other than that.

@Left Yeah...its almost like there should be a word for it....maybe you could call it...ooohhh I dunno..."sociopath"....

Why are you acting as if saying yes sir is some forbidden sin lmao like is that not normal to you

@Left When you put it that way it actually makes a lot of sense. Emotions affect personality and personality affects speech. But with an actual insane person, there’s no emotion there

@Diana Rastegar <br>Hes just very unemotional and indifferent. I guess objective is the better word ...no anger no hate no remorse. He just "is"

@Diana Rastegar
Hes just very unemotional and indifferent. I guess objective is the better word ...no anger no hate no remorse. He just "is"

Right? He seemed suspiciously well spoken


I like how he requested a psychologist, like his act isn't fooling a detective but it will fool a psychologist

If it's like the tv shows the detective is saying come on doc your not buying that are you?

@Ms. Elite that's what I mean. He won't be able to use the "help me" card because he claimed that drugs had worked, but he didn't try to get prescriptions or professional help until he was caught after murdering people. Even after he killed them, he didn't immediately try to get help until he was arrested.

@Silles Browne Why not seek help first not kill then help.

@Mariko that wouldn't have helped because of the marijuana thing. He had years to ask for help

@Silles Browne yup, getting his ducks in a row. Dumb thing is, he should have asked for a psychiatrist to medicate him.  He was gonna talk “it” out with a therapist? 🙄

@The Hoggcast exactly. It's not about getting help. It's about the appearance of wanting help

@Silles Browne he could have done that years ago, but he apparently only wants help (sympathy) the moment he got caught. He is out for himself.

I don't believe that's why he requested a psychologist. If he requests the psychologists, it adds to his claim that he's "not in the right mind" and he actually "wants help."


i love how the interview basically went like -
nikolas: "i'm insane-"
detective: "-LY STUPID!"

It’s so different to the way we ( U.K. ) handle this situation. Gets the same result. Very interesting. Good post.

thanks my soon-to-be police friend will now use ur line

@Vanessa me too😂😂😂😂 it took me a while. Goddamn I’m the stupid one.

@Vanessa girl sameeeee I was confused lol

I love how I made a very similar comment 3 days before yours yet it didn`t get one like.

this comment is insane-<br>LY UNDERRATED


Cop man: Why didn’t you do marijuana  every day?

Dude who literally murdered 17 people with no remorse: …it’s illegal

@Commander Don you just described antisocial personality disorder, popularly referred as psychopathy or sociopathy. Which is characterized by the disregard for other peoples rights and safety and a lack of empathy and remorse. They aren't right on the head but aren't insane either. Even then, most people with ASPD don't go out shooting everyone or committing crimes, but this guy is an exception. He's just pathetic to think killing "at least 20 people" is cool.

murder is illegal but we have gun laws derrrr   lol

he probably wouldn’t have killed all those people if he was smoking weed everyday

He could have gotten a Legal medical prescription for Cannabis usage to treat his "demons"

@Randall W I honestly don't know what society is supposed to do, i guess that's the problem.
It's just if you execute him then that's 18 people dead from the incident instead of 17, and if you lock him up and throw away the key then you have to pay for his upkeep for his entire life.
I think fixing these people is the best way forward so that they can go back into society pay taxes and contribute.
But i have no idea if that's even possible or how we should go about doing it.

I just really feel for people who have so many things that happens to them in life influence them down a dark path, then when they finally act on it they are cast out by the same system that made them that way.

Maybe it's a no win scenario...

@Commander Don Mnnnn... You aren't really wrong, but this is such an unbelievably complicated situation to begin with that it's really not easy to get a truthful reason out of either the offender or the evidence acquired. For them to go out and murder 17 people definitely means there is something going on, but everyone on planet earth has had different experiences, actions and thoughts that has lead us up to today.

There are a plethora of possibilities here. If my mother died I would be broken, just like they claim to be. There is certainly a gap between being upset about something and murdering 17 people, but certain people just sort of give up. They were probably planning on committing suicide after the shooting. They had given up on the world/their life and took all that anger and depression out on the one target they despised the most. That target being school and what transpired while they were still growing up.

Killing decision was made instantly in his deteriorated mind (by multiple factors). He was not guided by laws, just killing insticts. On the other side, marijuana is no part of human insticts, nothing that can explode, so for him remained legal. I would rather be broking some human laws than my own mind. That's why is not good to judge, maybe we are picking the inputs to make even worse things.

@NekoVenture You could spend 200 hours and you wouldn't find a single such timestamp.

@Tita_Bandita He's acting like a person who's extremely stressed. However, for bystanders to the interrogation to be called on to expect him to be displaying signs of clear logic and emotional mastery - now that's insane! Beyond that, his actual stance as a defendant has to be stated explicitly to be real.  Mind-reading is ascientific and antithetical to rule of law.

@actualitypossibility I would, but I don't feel like sitting here for 2 hours jotting down timestamps simply for this discussion. However I will say, that he was making it <b>pretty</b> clear that he was trying to get an insane charge. "Hearing voices" that don't actually exist, looking around the room while being recorded like he's seeing demons, pretending to have suicidal thoughts and acting them out to put on a show for the camera, I could go on, but as I said, I don't feel like sitting here for hours on end. His intentions were clear that it was him who shot up the school, and he did it cause it'd make him famous. Not because some demon lead him onto it.

@actualitypossibility I would, but I don't feel like sitting here for 2 hours jotting down timestamps simply for this discussion. However I will say, that he was making it *pretty* clear that he was trying to get an insane charge. "Hearing voices" that don't actually exist, looking around the room while being recorded like he's seeing demons, pretending to have suicidal thoughts and acting them out to put on a show for the camera, I could go on, but as I said, I don't feel like sitting here for hours on end. His intentions were clear that it was him who shot up the school, and he did it cause it'd make him famous. Not because some demon lead him onto it.

@actualitypossibility he didn't claim it but do you not see how he's acting? He's acting like he is insane. He doesn't need to actually say it to explain what he's trying to do. It's obvious

@NekoVenture I watched the whole thing. Feel free to give me the timestamps for where Cruz claims he's insane (as opposed to telling me what the video creator claims.)

@actualitypossibility Did... You not watch the video? He was trying to make himself seem insane to get a "better outcome" in court

@NekoVenture There's no evidence he ever said he was insane and he never plead that way.

@Commander Don I actually thought this same thing like, 5 times during the video lol

It's clear he's not all there in the head, but there's nothing visibly wrong with him, seeing as he lied about his insanity

@Commander Don I actually thought this same thing like, 5 times during the video lol

It's clear he's not all there in the head, but there's nothing *visibly* wrong with him, seeing as he lied about his insanity

During his video, he was talking about killing people like he was trying to drop a 20 bomb on Apex Legends. It was all a game to him.


Crazy how polite the clinically insane one was lol. So many sirs and ma’ams.

@Pat MaCrotch that's what you call a sociopath

@Pat MaCrotch that's what you call a sociopath

the fact of murderers usually being really charming became really, really, clear with him.

@Zinovij Tyncherov just to inform, nothing less

@Zinovij Tyncherov just to inform, nothing less

@Nathaniel Hanners well im not in grief so , im not sure why your response is at me

@Sumit Yadav maybe, but feeling nothing is also a form of grief

@AllThatJazz this is because he was incapable of including emotions in his statements, that is what deemed a psychopath, he didn’t feel emotion

@Inessa feeling nothing is a form of grief

@Inessa feeling nothing is a form of grief

@Cory Pchajek nah feeling nothing is a form of grief

@Zinovij Tyncherov nah, feeling nothing is a form of grief

Watch “the green mile” that guy is mentally not at the same level as physically. He is actually a nice guy, but is in prison too, but didn’t mean to do the stuff he did. Actually a great film!!

@Inessa Do you know what autism is? Autism has nothing to do with this element of societal interaction. However, I also feel nothing when loved ones pass. I’ve had 4 pass in my 20 years living. I am in my last semester studying to be a therapist (lol go figure) and it is completely normal to lack emotion when it comes to death. I personally see death as final, a release if you will. From the day to day monotonous commotion we call life. You’re normal for not feeling anything, people view death differently

@Sal not necessarily true, most psychopaths are narcissists, its all about self preservation. Most of the time.

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@noobo ...well they never claimed to be a psychopath and i have no idea where you got that impression from. we were talking about it and they said theyd never even considered it before

@cheekybananaboy brah if anyone claims to be a psychopath theyre not a psychopath

@Inessa when you aren't sad that your dad dies it definitely does. But you seem to do well, were raised with love so i guess it's not a problem except in relations maybe - depending on how good you are in simulating that you care for someone.

@Herr Schmidt As for interaction, I'd never ridicule or talk bad about a dead person to their loved ones. I don't condone taking the life of another person. I do understand why people mourn, but I see death as a blessing and a person who has ceased to suffer does not cause me sadness. That's my outlook, and I don't think it makes me autistic or a sociopath.

@Inessa well if you're not only playing edgelord on YouTube you most likely have an emotional anomality there. It's simply normal to mourn beloved ones. But as long as it doesn't gets paired with certain other problematic behaviour it's not a real problem except for your interaction with other people.

@blue rena why is everyone in this comments section projecting lol im not trying to be mean but idk why you felt the need to give me your whole life story when at the start of your comment you literally agreed with what i was saying. i was just telling an anecdote about how my friend basically came across as a psychopath/sociopath (closer to the latter i guess) and yet he would never kill anyone

@Inessa no offense to you obviously.  You sound similar to me 😂 and I wouldn't say that we're sociopaths or anything.  It's just that nothing comes out of it .<br>If someone is dead ...they're dead . Being sad isn't gonna bring them back .

@Inessa no offense to you obviously.  You sound similar to me 😂 and I wouldn't say that we're sociopaths or anything.  It's just that nothing comes out of it .
If someone is dead ...they're dead . Being sad isn't gonna bring them back .

@Will Reese umm that's not how it works 😂. She's just a cold person you can say....cold people are share alot of common traits with sociopaths but they're just cold . They care for you but can't express themselves....it's simple as that

fr i bet the cop was a bit freaked out but overall appreciated it

@Inessa You could be a sociopath, alot of ppl are and never know it.

@Cory Pchajek How so? Death is a natural thing that happens to everyone, and everyone reacts differently to it. Should I shut down into depression for three years, or cry, or scream? Would that be any better, really?

@Jack Spiring I'd she'd a tear for my parents but get over it quick. Doesn't make sense to drag out the mourning, doesn't accomplish anything, and most deaths even family really don't change anything in the grand scheme of things.

@Jack Spiring I lost my dad when I was 11... I felt absolutely nothing. I loved him dearly, but I wasn't sad. Then again, I don't see death as a negative thing in the slightest, so that belief most likely plays a role in my mindset.

@Jack Spiring i am like that but i would not say i am a psycopath, i just dont understand what the hell i m supposed to feel. jeez, maybe im autistic

@inessa you dont feel much when people die or diappear? Have you ever lost a loved one? A family member i mean what effect would that have on you?

@Inessa he literally said he wouldnt feel anything. his mum got skin cancer and he was incapable of caring. at least thats what he said.

@cheekybananaboy I don't think that makes him a psychopath... I personally don't mourn or feel much when people die or disappear. Some peope don't.

@Wizard Kot i mean yeah he self-admitted that tbh but i think je mightve had a late-development with empathy, idk

@cheekybananaboy he was probably just an edgelord

It’s almost a learned behavior. He probably has come off as non empathetic his whole life and that was his only way of showing any kind of emotion in conversations, especially authority. Like “I know I sound like I don’t care but by saying sir or ma’am it means I’m trying, even though I can’t”.

@Sal yeah i had a friend who used to say that despite liking his friends and family he wouldnt feel a thing if they were to die, i presume it would be the same if he were to kill them. he could also lose friends on a dime and not really be bothered by it in the slightest. but he had no desire to kill them. he had passions elsewhere. however i think since then he has developed empathy? i mean its impossible to truly tell but it seems like it.

That's a true psychopath. No empathy for anyone not even themselves. Not all of them out there are killers though but they wouldn't have remorse if they did off someone.


I’m sorry. This is horrible but… the way he said “I’m stupid!” And when the policeman said “your demon wants an attorney” i just burst out laughing.

@Alessio Cece Oh you'd have a hayday with me. Then again, lots of people tend to. I am direct to a fairly intense level, especially with friends that know and appreciate that about me. If I think they really are stupid, I won't challenge it. But I will point out the good qualities they have, which they do because otherwise I wouldn't bother to interact with them if there wasn't anything about them I could point out. Maybe they are kind, and that's the important thing. It frequently is. Maybe despite a lack of academic or other intelligence, they know and appreciate something most don't, and I will point out any respect where they are knowledgable. But if I am going to challenge it, I don't just go "no your not." I always felt that was cheap, and I don't like cheapening my words, even if it is for the sake of respectfulness. If I disagree, I will lay out my argument why. If I think that they are only partially right and they are hyperfocusing one aspect of intelligence, I will point out what I have seen as a strongpoint. If I think they are accurate in their assessment of their intelligence, I will call attention to what matters to me, which is often that they try to do the right thing. At the end of the day, that's what matters. Not being intelligent can definitely make a person's life a lot more frustrating, but the brain is a physical organ. There's no shame in having a weak heart, lungs, or appendix. Some people have biological issues with different organs, it is just unfortunate that the brain is so essential in everyday life so as to make problems with that particular organ especially frustrating.

Does the demon know the name of an attorney? Love this man!

If I had to talk to an investigator, I'd want someone as affable as that guy.

@Amy lynne you got some<br>Creepy neighbors..

@Amy lynne you got some
Creepy neighbors..

@Effix No, i think people like him should suffer in confinement, ALONE and abandoned forever, to their last breath, to bathe in the guilt. They should live the suffering they gave to so many people over 1,000 lifetimes, not be killed and forget all that happened. Research has even shown that those who live with no perception of time think time is passing by much faster than it is.. So he'll think he'll be reaching death from age, only to have another 40 years of nothing.

What got me to laugh was "does your demon know an attorney? Does he have a name for us?"

@Alessio Cece I seriously can't understand how much of a living moral dilemma you have to be to kill 17 people in a school because you got beat up over a girl, then PRETENDED TO BE INSANE TO TRY AND AVOID PRISON. If he doesn't get death, justice is dead.

@akgamer182 ikr?! 😂😂 Instead of "No, you're not" or somethin' like that as (decent/friendly) people would usually say.

Personally, I thought it was funny how the policeman's response to "I'm stupid" was "okay..."

I wondered if I was the only one hahahaha. My neighbors probably thought in nuts laughing n replaying the scenes

Well, he really is because of what he did....<br>And of course the Police man is being sarcastic at this point, as he constantly tried to sell him his story......

Well, he really is because of what he did....
And of course the Police man is being sarcastic at this point, as he constantly tried to sell him his story......


I love how the detective is so passive aggressive about it. Like if this was real it would be awful but knowing he’s faking it it’s awesome to hear this man minimise his “problems” and subtly make fun of him.

@Hero The reply was to someone captain not obvious.

He’s like I don’t believe there’s voices in your head💀

@Benjamin Filbert Thanks captain obvious.

So the demon tells you to shoot birds and make fires in a fire put

It's not making fun of him. The cop knows full well he's being recorded. He's allowing the suspect's words and actions to be recorded so they can and will be used against him in a court of law.


they don’t even need to act crazy. them just acting normal AFTER murdering ppl is psychotic enough.

@Biden is technically a dictator I never made that statement, you drew that conclusion to support your basal vitriol. The statement I made was that killing in itself is not inherently insane, but rather must be judged on whether the motives are based on real or delusional stimuli. Nice try though, next time stick to simple problems that you can actually wrap your head around, possibly a child's shape sorter would be more appropriate for you.

@Danger Manilla dude u dont get the point... lmfaoo get tf on

@Danger Manilla Im not disagreeing about what you're saying about the media , I'm saying the event still occurred , many people died from THIS SHOOTING . peoples lives were lost

@Danger Manilla It doesn't matter if it was on the news or not , people still died the event still happened

@Danger Manilla like it wasn't all over the news , I knew someone who died in the shooting by nikolas.

@Biden is technically a dictator
i don't totally disagree with you, but maybe its because the word "insane" is not exactly the best word that can describe what is researched in this case of mass murder...the word "insane" can relate to differents mental states, differents contexts...

I think we should better understand like that :
 "did the murderer has or not the choice to kill when he killed ?" "had he time to think about what he was going to do ?
did he understand that it was bad or not ?"
"if he truly unsderstood that  killing people was bad, did he try to do everything he could to avoid the bad futur action or not ?
 In this case, if he didn't try to do all he could to avoid this killing, he is responsable of his behaviour, and so he is not "insane"

You cant call it “normal” more psychopatic no remorse

@Guess Who That's only for a few schizophrenic disorders, especially schizoid personality disorder. Some people suffering from psychotic illnesses are very anxious or angry.

Not like they didn't have it coming to begin with, why would you feel sorry about that? Why?

@Biden is technically a dictator So if I killed someone out of anger, Im automatically insane?

@Biden is technically a dictator Killing is an inherently sane and natural act. You think its crazy because it violates laws, however in nature killing is a common occurence. Insane isn't people who do distasteful acts, Its the people who think you need to be crazy to kill that are the real stupid ones. Its definitely more insane to believe that all actions of a specific type that have existed for history immemorial are indicative of mental instability rather than the reality of the world we live in and the nature of life itself.  Idiotic statements like yours serve only to further the stigma against people who struggle with mental health and have no foundation in fact. Insane is killing someone because god told you to, Sane is killing someone because you want their watch. One action has no foundation in reality, the other is an evil act however its motivation is firmly rooted in reality.

@Arabian PRINCE Palestine has been at war with isreal for longer then anyone can remember neither country is innocent and Palestine sure as hell dosen't deserve sympathy when theyre doing the same things isreal is doing

@b3an3rgvng AW  what is the limit of insanity for a sane person?

@Arabian PRINCE Buddy this is a video about Nikolas Cruz

Phychopathy is nothing to do with insanity though, for summary in public understandment that's just the lack of empathy.
Phychopathy/Sociopathy might actually be the anti-insanity part as those type of people are in a lot more of self-control.
Insane people are unlikely to understand that what they did was wrong, while actual phsychopaths might not make that type of emotional connection, possible because of the inability to empathize.

It is just important to understand that:
Insane person =/= a phsychopath

@Howie Gruwitz Um no tf it’s not? It’s not normal and never will be lmao you’re acting like it’s a trend

@Danger Manilla then explain the dead bodies?

@Biden is technically a dictator and you are very wrong. Stressful situations can make clinically sane people have momentary insanity. There have been many cases where people have had shorter sentences due to momentary insanity. My friend had a physchotic break but other than that period of time, she is clinically sane.

Not quite. The genuine guy in this video wasn't acting normally. He was acting abnormally but legitimately in a way that Didn't benefit himself. He couldn't give a reason, he didn't even try to get out of it and he was completely disconnected emotionally.

Now you might say he's a Psychopath but that's actually wrong. Psychopath and Psychotic are actually completely different. A Psychopath is unable to feel empathy or guilt.. but they're also narcissistic and have a sense of self preservation, which He didn't.
Being a Psychopath also Doesn't mean you're Mentally ill, which is why they can go to Prison instead of an institution.

A Psychotic on the other hand is disconnected in some way from reality. That's why he was committed.

Not quite. The genuine guy in this video wasn't acting normally. He was acting abnormally but legitimately in a way that *Didn't* benefit himself. He couldn't give a reason, he didn't even try to get out of it and he was completely disconnected emotionally.

Now you might say he's a Psychopath but that's actually wrong. Psychopath and Psychotic are actually completely different. A Psychopath is unable to feel empathy or guilt.. but they're also narcissistic and have a sense of self preservation, which He didn't.
Being a Psychopath also Doesn't mean you're Mentally ill, which is why they can go to Prison instead of an institution.

A Psychotic on the other hand is disconnected in some way from reality. That's why he was committed.

@b3an3rgvng AW That's all fine, what I'm asking you is, what possible reason could this guy who shot up the entire school have to make you think he's not insane? Only because he felt remorse?

@Kritav Shah being sane would mean the perpetrator would know what they did was very wrong but did it anyway, the insane don't feel any compassion for what they did, let alone know the reasons as to why they did such a thing.

@b3an3rgvng AW And what possible reason would you consider to not be sane?

@Biden is technically a dictator While I agree that someone committing mass murder is most probably insane there are plenty of sane people who have atleast once in their life done something insane.

On the other hand, you won't find many non surgeons performing heart surgery.

@Arabian PRINCE God bless 🙏 Israel 🇮🇱 and the Jewish ✡ people

<b>I think the idea that somehow he “isn’t crazy” after he just murdered a bunch of people, is pretty moronic - most people are instinctively ready to believe someone is crazy - unless it’s fashionable to think they’re just pretending. Most people are idiots.</b>

*I think the idea that somehow he “isn’t crazy” after he just murdered a bunch of people, is pretty moronic - most people are instinctively ready to believe someone is crazy - unless it’s fashionable to think they’re just pretending. Most people are idiots.*

That's usually only done by people who <b>are</b> psychotic, because they don't care and don't feel anything, they act like nothing ever really happened.

That's usually only done by people who *are* psychotic, because they don't care and don't feel anything, they act like nothing ever really happened.

Murder is like an costume accessory these days

It's not so much acting normal but showing no remorse and no reason for doing what he did.


Why did y’all take down wrath of Jodi 😭 I wanna watch it again


My uncle is in one, but it's a perfect place for him, he has his own room, TV, and books, video games, and I visit him for two hours to four hours and order pizza every Tuesday and Friday. They are trying to get him in a halfway house this year and release him to me by next year. He mercy killed my great uncle, who was dying of late-stage four cancer. I was there the day he asked to die, said I love you, but I cannot stay for this. My uncle that did it is my best friend; he said he'll make sure it's instant, but he will also have a place to go. He shot him in the head, got naked waited for the police then started violating the corpse, and that's how he got put in a mental hospital for the last nine years. I honestly think he had another nervous breakdown after killing a man he loved like a father. He broke down once when I was 15, and he only talked to me for three years while I played Diablo 2, and that's how we became best friends. Then one day, close to four years, he just snapped out of it, back to normal, like nothing ever happened.


I pray that are heavenly father heals the victims familys comforts them for there lost loved ones the people he killed had there whole entire lives ahead of theme what he did was very evil and wrong.


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

I think we may have different ideas on more frequent uploads lmao.

Youtube has been cracking down on JCS for no reason. They did post a new video a while ago, but it was taken down, hence why it seems like they haven't uploaded in a year.


Props to the detective for waking up everyday and dealing with this stupid shit everyday...I couldn't do it.

@Manda they do choose it, but they are forced to deal with stupid people

They don't have to put up with anything, they choose it. We aren't forced into careers.

To be fair its probably not everyday. This is definitely an extreme case, but they do have to put up with a Lotta crap, from everybody.


not his voice it's the narrator that works with him


I’m deleting YouTube until JCS is allowed to post their videos again. This is informative and actually educational and they remove it??? Disgusting youtube.

Have you seen his other channel???? He just posted he might be back!!!!!!!!


I'd volunteer to do what he asked no problem


Of course…. He WANTED to do it. But when it comes to the aftermath, they never wanna take full blame for it. Typical children. 😂


Kinda kills me that he was listening to Mac deMarco


Was the demon there when Ian beat you up 😂


Nikolas: panzermensch is evil! <br>The actual song: about a tanker dancing

Nikolas: panzermensch is evil!
The actual song: about a tanker dancing


This was the biggest video back then lol.


Man, detective shows don't do justice to the real detectives out there. This guy is so skilled and all in all, impressive. To maintain full control over a situation that could go very wrong is an incredibly difficult task, and this guy does it so well.

If this was a detective show: shouting at the criminal 5 minutes later asking if he doesn't feel guilt

I love this comment! The detective is calm, assertive, and doesn’t give into Cruz bs.<br>This man is skilled and meant to be a detective

I love this comment! The detective is calm, assertive, and doesn’t give into Cruz bs.
This man is skilled and meant to be a detective

i was impressed by his work, this is raw skill!

Well said Ms. Ganesh. Couldn't have put it better myself.

I couldn’t give this comment more praise! I very much agree. This detective has massive skill with such a case like this, from what we’ve watched. Some real detectives are shaking their heads in shame.


this dude is still more convincing than amber heard

She's convincing enough for him to be found guilty for 12 counts of abuse


They knew he was bullshitting from the very start


Wtf, why was the video private for like 2 min xD


“And once again…… I have the wrong key. ;)”


YOUTUBE MUST WANT US ALL TO LEAVE 😭 #BringBackJCS


I will never forgive you for these transgressions against JCS, Youtube.


His given off something about Mary’s brother vibe


As a cutter, I found it extremely funny how he tried to pretend he did but himself or pretend that he is hurting himself.


Did the first guy really think jazz fingers would get him off?


he was not crazy when he killed kids sons daughters


I feel sorry for music producers mentioned here


What kind of odd boots is the Nick Cruz detective interrogator wearing?  They look like giant rubber boots you might wear during a flood.  Someone please advise.


Did you get banned from Censor Tube? That's bad... Your videos are great mate...


Whack job or not, i’ll take his case. You Better Call Saul!


need a JCS breakdown on the JD v AH trial


Nikolas kinda looks like Charlie McDonnell to me lol


Honestly people that kill people shouldn’t be let out of jail or prison


If you're out there JCS, Amber Heard is awaiting your breakdown


guy: “can i get an attorney??”
detective: “is the demon the one asking for the attorney?”

bro this detective deserves a raise

If that was the case, the attorney would be the devil's advocate. ;)

you for got the stutter....<br>"can i i i i i get an att att attorney??"

you for got the stutter....
"can i i i i i get an att att attorney??"

I love 'Does the demon know an attorney?'

after this there was probably a good chance he did get one

@P O if I was the voice I’d say Phoenix Wright

Lmao “does the demon know an attorney? Any name in particular?” Hahahaha

Hhahaha i know that was great...so sarcastic.  "The Demon is asking for an attorney" lulz


But then we wouldn't have great channels like this one.


This channel gave up so fast, could be making so much money by now.


7:56   this dude sounds exactly like Tier Zoo lol


Give this man a Razzy for his acting skills


“The uploads will be more frequent from now on”


"The uploads will be more frequent from now on"<br>Yeah okay, liar. MAKING ME WAIT A YEAR HUH, FUNNY PRANK.

"The uploads will be more frequent from now on"
Yeah okay, liar. MAKING ME WAIT A YEAR HUH, FUNNY PRANK.

@CowboysInSpace Yeah, I was just making a joke, but that makes sense.

@CowboysInSpace no wonder, i could've sworn there was another video after this. wonder why youtube keeps doing that tho

He posted like two more videos after this one, but Youtube keeps taking them down. He posted a story apologizing and basically saying there is nothing he can do.


Same. Hope another one comes soon. I'm hooked.


Why is there WD-40 in the interrogation room? 4:40


This guy tried to pull an Edward Norton primal fear


This may sound bad but Manzermench sounds badass I love music in a foreign language to my own and even more so I'd it's at least some what heavy


Do you think you might cover the Johnny Depp x Amber heard trial? or it wont be worth it?


Bring back the channel...come on YouTube!


1 year ago tomorrow, I found this channel


What youtube has done to this channel is absolutely atrocious.


Lmaaoo "Every time you hear the demon just light up a blunt" xdddd


The cringe is real 😖 It was so hard to watch 💀


well at least he told the truth when he called himself stupid, add to that list 'terrible actor'


WHEN ARE WE GETTING A NEW VIDEO, ITS BEEN A YEAR!!!!


mfw the person who is insane is the most sensible person in this video


Please cover the story of Jawaher Hajji #JusticeForJawaher


So is no one talking about why he stopped posting? His last comment says he’ll upload more frequently and that was a year ago


Him talking marijuana saying that would get rid of the demons was the kicker for me. Marijuana is horrible with mental disorders, especially ones like schizophrenia where you'd be hearing stuff. It'd exacerbate the symptoms, not lessen them.

For some people yes, it differs from person to person. I was diagnosed with MDD and BorderlinePD and I’ve been smoking for years , and ever since I started I haven’t had a single suicidal or self harming thought since. On the other hand its definitely not for everybody, sometimes a persons disorder can be amplified, but again it’s different for everybody. I’m not saying at all that my illnesses are gone bc they never really will be, but using medicinally helped me so much. Every time I hear my demons I light up a joint lmfao 💀😮💨


What was the name of that video when some guy had kidnapped a woman and murdered her, and his car had been captured at a parking lot by surveillance cameras?


Does it kill anyone else that he was listening to Mac Demarco


Cause saying sir,will get you anything hahaha


Do a Video on Bob Lazar, and tell us if you think he is lying.


- in fake panic WHAT HAPPENED
+ shut up

LMAOOO

- *in fake panic* WHAT HAPPENED
+ shut up

LMAOOO


I think I’m responsible for 300 views on this video


His brother had to move states because what he did


Sad part is. Even after this your the USA cant get rid of guns.

well if they do try to get rid of guns there may be some people that will try to fight that with guns and there are probably a lot of people with unregistered guns so then the us wouldn't know about that either but I do think that something definitely needs to happen about the situation with guns right now.


I literally went to boot camp, the first think I check is you. And nothing new :(


was looknig for this last night. garbage what youtube is doing to this channel :/


Good Gosh, Cops are smarter than this.  He doesn't even seem insane.  LOL


51:52 - Guy who just killed 17 people says he wont smoke marijuana because it's illegal... Ok.


Sounds like the friend was cheating on his long-term girlfriend, wasn't abusing her, otherwise the presumed crazy wouldn't have said she would be said.


"The uploads will be more frequent from now"... 😔


The criminally insane guy sounds like Oh from home.


😭😭😭😭😭  “ what HAPPENED “   The 👮♀: SHUT up

😭😭😭😭😭  “ what HAPPENED “   The 👮♀: SHUT up


He reminds me of the dude in the robbery film with Robert dinero.  Can't remember name now ..Edward Norton.  The first bloke I mean


So fucking cathartic to watch him slowly realize his pathetic lie isn't working and he's going to spend the rest of his life in jail.


This chanel is teaching me brand new things


Been over 10 months bruh. Where's my fix at?

Edit: I had no idea you guys were being pursued by the web nazi's. Such a shame...

@Doppi most of their video's got deleted and their account nearly suspended without a warning for the nature of their content. According to a video I saw it came down to them showing explicit material that is meant for media outlets, not some group of people. Like the media is not run by just a someone, but oh well.


Bruh i'm lonely af and have 0 friends no gf, but i don't go killing ppl cuz my life sucks, i have my own type of fun, videogames i go ride my motorcycle and smoke some joints sometimes when i feel like i wanna have a break


Detective: "Why did you fail the test?"
Murderer: "Because I'm stupid"
Detective: "You're stupid? Ok."
Lmao I love that he doesn't show fake sympathy or try to correct him 🤣.

@Cocoa Yul didn’t really get “triggered”, simply just replying to your comments with the opposite mindset you have

@Sabrina A. bc you got triggered and its so fun

@Sabrina A. bc you got triggered and its so fun

@Cocoa Yul then why make this a big deal and argue with everyone?

@Cocoa Yul then why make this a big deal and argue with everyone?

@Cocoa Yul it isn’t necessary, i mean the comment was pretty self explanatory.

@Cocoa Yul it isn’t necessary, i mean the comment was pretty self explanatory.

@April Ulmer lmao, i think you should, since i can tell you take the internet seriously

@April Ulmer lmao, i think you should, since i can tell you take the internet seriously

@Madbruh s are you aware that cringe is an average english word? i know its hard for some people to understand language, but with practice i’m sure you can catch up

@Madbruh s cringe. if you cant talk to women and resent them just say that dude

@Madbruh s cringe. if you cant talk to women and resent them just say that dude

@Erudite Juvenile wooah. who hurt you, little buddy? 🥺💀

@Erudite Juvenile wooah. who hurt you, little buddy? 🥺💀

@Tricky Trey Perfected Thank you for expanding the acronym!!!

@Tricky Trey Perfected Thank you for expanding the acronym!!!

@Guy Fauks Again, doesn't prevent you from learning about it even if it is not in your field lmao

@XxCatStranglerxX or because, they applied for that job?

@XxCatStranglerxX or because, they applied for that job?

@Rini You don't need to be in a specific profession to read and learn about it. This is why people like you are unilateral, and don't have knowledge in many fields. I'm a med student and I do learn about physiology and psychology, but I like to read more than what they teach me, and I also read about other topics that are not in my field. Maybe you should do the same.

Erudite Juvenile there are excellent female detectives dude

Erudite Juvenile there are excellent female detectives dude

@XxCatStranglerxX LMAO here comes the pseudo psychologist

@XxCatStranglerxX LMAO here comes the pseudo psychologist

@Erudite Juvenile that was uncalled for. Lol

@Erudite Juvenile that was uncalled for. Lol

@Erudite Juvenile Oh, ho ho ho....Ahh I see what you're doing there.  Erudite Juvenile, indeed.  Well, not me my lad, I've been round this block before.

@Tricky Trey Perfected if that is the way he acts there is nothing involuntary about his celibacy, he made that choice himself haha 😂

@Erudite Juvenile Clarice from The Silence of the Lambs would like to have a word with you...

@Cocoa Yul I said there was no hint of irony in what you said because what you said wasn't ironic in any sense of the word. It had nothing to do with how either of us think you are offline. Unless I just didn't understand the previous comment in which case, just ignore it.

This back and forth is kinda fun because ultimately it goes nowhere and none of us are wiser for having argued. But at the same time it's kind of addicting.

@Tricky Trey Perfected yes you did, I replied “but that is so ironic when it comes to real life” which means that i am the total opposite of annoying in real life, but then you said “ i dont find any ironic hint” or something like that which means that you know me

@Erudite Juvenile That micro aggression wasn’t needed.

@Erudite Juvenile That micro aggression wasn’t needed.

@XxCatStranglerxX once again its not that deep

@XxCatStranglerxX once again its not that deep

@Cocoa Yul nothing about what I said indicates that I know anything about you.

@Cocoa Yul nothing about what I said indicates that I know anything about you.

@Erudite Juvenile this comment is so embarrassing, You’re literally showing emotion in this comment without realizing it.

Why are people always arguing about the stupidest stuff in the comments😂😂

Why are people always arguing about the stupidest stuff in the comments😂😂

Well usually when someone is "crazy" it's dangerous to argue with them because they could have a meltdown. Not only that but he probably knows he's faking it so why even try

@Cocoa Yul It is lmao Men are more masculine so they are more intimidating. This is very natural and nothing is wrong with it. Stop making it as if women are inferior to us because of this lmao. Women have their strong points, and men have their strong points.

@Erudite Juvenile I just wanna congratulate you on proving your point. You stirred up so many emotional replies pretending to be 'burns' and 'lectures'. And you know the only people replying are triggered women or their even more estrogen filled male 'allies'. I don't even think it was that triggering. It's common knowledge. Men live shorter lives, have higher bone density, and react far less emotionally. These are all statistics. You can't argue statistics with outliers or personal feelings.

@Tricky Trey Perfected Aww, i wont be on Mr Trickey tray side, how will i ever live? Lmaooo

@Tricky Trey Perfected oh so you know me, what is my race, age, gender?

@Tricky Trey Perfected oh so you know me, what is my race, age, gender?

@Cocoa Yul there was literally no hint of irony in any of what you said. And trust me, I'd rather not have you by my side either. You seem to be on the other guy's side anyway.

@Tricky Trey Perfected and i how i said, i can defend him if i want, its the internet, i do it for entertainment

Alls Im gonna say is: Are we really arguing about the emotional stability of men vs women, in the comments of a video about a man who got so emotional he shot up his highschool and then let those same emotions dictate the sad display we see in said video above?

@Tricky Trey Perfected lmao i rather be annoying than being by your side anyday, but that is so ironic when it comes to real life

@Erudite Juvenile did you step through a rift in space-time? <br>jfyi: in the 21st century, most of us have managed to get beyond that dark age mindset... grow up goof.

@Erudite Juvenile did you step through a rift in space-time?
jfyi: in the 21st century, most of us have managed to get beyond that dark age mindset... grow up goof.

@Erudite Juvenile guess I'm the only one who agrees with you here

@Erudite Juvenile guess I'm the only one who agrees with you here

@Sabrina A. well yea i wouldn’t because like how i said “i only do this for the entertainment”, Lmao, i would actually wont even give a f if i heard this outside the internet

@Cocoa Yul It kind of really is that deep “bro”.

@Cocoa Yul It kind of really is that deep “bro”.

@Tricky Trey Perfected im not lying, lol

@Tricky Trey Perfected im not lying, lol

@Cocoa Yul Really? Just like i doubt you’d say these things in person too.

@Cocoa Yul Really? Just like i doubt you’d say these things in person too.

@Cocoa Yul It is, actually that deep if you couldn’t already tell. Oh wait... you can’t because you seem to think everything revolves around you.

@Cocoa Yul you don't have to lie. Just admit you're triggered.

@Cocoa Yul you don't have to lie. Just admit you're triggered.

@Sabrina A. then they should tell him more specifically, either way i will still be replying 😂

@Lauren W. Lmao, nah bro im just having a great time and getting entertained by comments like yours, stay triggered

@Cocoa Yul you did not understand their comment, therefore you’re the only one not being mature for not understanding: they used “what” in the form of being shocked or surprised because of what the other guy had said.

@Cocoa Yul I think you’re the only one triggered here bud. I mean, you spent all that time replying to every response who previously replied to that incel. Maybe you’re one too and that’s why you’re sad and triggered? 😢

@chronicallytired nothing wrong with being a virgin

@chronicallytired nothing wrong with being a virgin

That's what you're supposed to do, lol. You're trying to figure out how sonebody views themselves, you're not supposed to argue with them by telling the person they aren't who they say they are

@LL GG Great diction! "Disdain" I learned from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

"You said, 'So go!'... with such disdain, y'know?" A shameless plug. Great fucking film.

@Madbruh s "congrats on saying a really stupid blanket statement and getting a reasonable response about how dumb that statement is"

Yeah ok

@Tricky Trey Perfected I doubt you will say that in person if you meet him

@Tricky Trey Perfected I doubt you will say that in person if you meet him

@Erudite Juvenile 0-100 at breakneck speed

@Erudite Juvenile 0-100 at breakneck speed

@bumratfarts it makes sense, you’re just not mature to understand it

@bumratfarts it makes sense, you’re just not mature to understand it

This is because you need to act like you understand them, hear them. If you say "you're not stupid" then you're contaminating how they possibly see the event. It also makes them feel more comfortable sharing their emotions and what went down.

@Erudite Juvenile Women are generally more emotional, sure. But if they are professional detectives, then they can prob hide it. Though using male detectives during interrogations is way more common because men are generally more intimidating.

@Erudite Juvenile haha wow... I somehow get the feeling that if you are struggling to get laid, it is all your own fault 😂

@Erudite Juvenile youre showing a lot of emotion there buddy, its called 'disdain'

@Erudite Juvenile youre showing a lot of emotion there buddy, its called 'disdain'

@Erudite Juvenile you know.... theres women detectives.... right?

@Erudite Juvenile you know.... theres women detectives.... right?

Ofcourse that's how detectives have to be, they're not typical females who show emotions

Ofcourse that's how detectives have to be, they're not typical females who show emotions


Of sec 18 in (10:50) you can see it alrady. He took eveyre Horror movie with "voices" he has ever seen...


The demon wants an attorney?! 🤣🤣  F** 🤣🤣

The demon wants an attorney?! 🤣🤣  F** 🤣🤣


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  That's a wrap, folks. The flagged videos violate the "violence" and "sensitive events" guidelines. The same old tune we've been hearing since 2018. It's their gig so fair enough. We cannot thank you enough for the love you have shown this channel, and we will of course keep you updated on our next move. Love goes out to you all x


This guy got 62 million views and then stopped uploading for a year, yeah I’m unsubscribing now 😂😂

Youtube killed his motivation to continue by nuking the account for no reason. It only came back because of huge community backlash on Twitter.


Not sure what you consider frequent.. Hope you’re ok!


Sorry and rip to the victims but this guy just cracks me up. Now let him rot in prison with bbc up his behind and living the rest of his life being passed around in prison.


Can we talk about how this guy thought that he could just go do a mass shooting and then waltz out of the handcuff after a few lines about a demon telling him to?

Shuhei Hisagi crazy considering that his brother Zachary Cruz is black

@ram cuellar that sounds alarming but do you think it was his FAS that caused him to say that? Or is he maybe not very well socialised? Maybe bullied by the collective? These are just some of the questions, there's probably a ton of factors at play and we'd need a proper study to know how much genetically influenced this kind of behaviour is.

My personal guess would be, that him having a genetic disability like FAS makes him more prone to being aggressive, but the specific behaviour of shooting up a school (or taking revenge on one's social group) is a cultural phenomenon that has its roots in damaged social relationships. But obviously my opinion is not worth as much as a robust study.

@Mechanomics I would rather give these kids welfare too, but literally I have seen adopted kids turn evil due to their resentment of their biological family. It may not be the most pretty solution, but giving people the ability to not have kids when they are not ready will save lives in the long run.

@Toasty Yikes. Instead of eugenics or something eugenics adjacent, it's so much more practical to provide those people with ample social welfare.

@Toasty except there's tons of people with FAS and they don't shoot up schools. You're omitting a ton of other factors and it sounds like you put FAS as the reason for him shooting the school. It's not just about that. You can't blame everything on genetics.

@Toastymost people would casually agree with that statement. But once you start that, you're getting into eugenics territory.

With the fact he didn't automatically realize that he was being filmed in the interrogation room, it's clear that he's not the smartest guy by a long shot!

@MontcomHorror he isn’t crazy though lol. He is just fucking evil.

Demons are real, that could be the reason, but him killing his mom after being told to move out and get a job is clearly him being immature.

@OpticFloyyyd He meant that he thought that they would just let him go and uncuff him pal.

Prolly didn't even think that far tbh and that should tell u enough about him

@Daniel Albaz sweets, that’s included in the OP’s comment. Thanks!  💋

He wasn’t out of the handcuffs but ok pal

Obviously standard procedure in such situations is to do an exorcism in the courtroom then sentance the demon and let him walk out the front door no questions asked. thats just how it works

He must have really meant it when he said he’s stupid

@Daniel Albaz sadly, that doesn't mean he's insane.<br>Just evil

@Daniel Albaz sadly, that doesn't mean he's insane.
Just evil

That’s probably the only real indication that he’s crazy.


What happened I just spend 20 minutes looking for your videos! :(


It didn't really get me, but that jumpscare wasn't cool


I got juice all over myself here 🥴AH YES SIR I EMPTIED THE CLIP HAND HIM THE CLIP AND PULLED ANOTHER ONE OUT MY POCKET 😒 so you decided today was the day ah yes Sir 🥴 A PROFESSIONAL LUNATIC WELL I NEVER


It's seriously impressive how easily and in depth these professionals can read another person. I'd be afraid to be in a room with a person who's like this. They can practically read your thoughts.

I didnt say this man was an Olympic psychoanalyst, I was jus saying interrogations aren't fun. Mine sure wasn't lol.

JuicyDrop they do thorough research before they interrogate the suspect. If you got plopped in a room with them, they’d have no fucking clue the first thing about you, maybe just surface level guesses

When I was in the military I had a chance to be tested with trainees doing interrogations. Despite what they were fishing was non-existent that hour and a half wasn't fun.

This is lowkey basic analyzing. anyone could see it

@Aaron565 So the whole psychology is based on statistics/historical data or "because this behavior has happened this much, on this type of person, in this situation"

It's a power play. Generally interrogations aren't fun for the guy who's getting grilled. These dudes have 10+ years of psychological evaluation to break someone who only thought of their crime for a moment. Probably not even hard for them lol.


So JCS isnt making videos anymore? This is a crime within itself

yt keeps taking down their vids, there was one posted around christmas iirc but it got taken down by youtube


We're did you go JCS? Is there a different channel now? Been watching all your old vids as I have missed your content 😭

@Jesha Ramos Thanks. The J C S with a kitten thumbnail?

they got a new channel..just type jcs second channel


"Why don't you want me to hurt myself?"
"Cuz...what did the demon say about me?  I'm a nice guy!"
Cracked me up!  😂 That detective is definitely a dad!

Detective does say that he has kids his age.

With an answer like that one he really deserved the stadium trumpets, maaaaan! He broke that bozo's ass!

for his sake i hope hes not a dad i mean god damn a school just got shot up

So true. I think this detective's ability to detect bullshit was less about years police training, and more about having teenage kids of his own.

Dad jokes are so underrated when they come out of nowhere like that haha


No such thing as a future criminal, nobody goes man someday I’m gonna be a criminal. It just happens


“Does your demon know an attorney”.. buddy eviscerated this POS with no hesitance whatsoever.. respect. This dude is badass

He's probably had plenty more "totally crazy people" in his office,a nd is just beyond fed up at this point. He's just having fun, and to be honest, I'd be the same exact way. If I'm going to be bullsharted to by an obvious waste of air punk, might as well have some fun on the job.

That killed me lol.  That kid was roasted so hard!

He has no sympathy and it's beautyfull lol

That detective sounds like the kind of guy to grab a beer with and listen to all the stories. The sarcasm is on point.


Btw this man was on xannys and thought hmmmm alcohol overdoes.... What is his issue was that fake too coz why not the xans


Anyone got real confirmation that YouTube banned this dude?

wasnt youtube, it was mainly A&E copyrighting his content causing it to be deleted


I was half-expecting him to have been listening to pumped up kicks


His acting was so embarrassing and stupid that I almost forgot what horrible thing he did

@Matacoos whatever you do if your demon tells you to take take uber don't listen

@Thomas Schwab Well, even smarter people often try the same strategy. The problem is, that because they are sane, they cannot imagine how the insane mind works. I once met a schizofrenic, who wanted to save all children on the world by standing naked on a roof and shouting something. Wasn't able to explain how it was supposed to work, but outside of this hallucination was pretty well oriented. Or this person who lived several years in a relationship with a voice in their head. Master's degree, good job, normal friends, perfectly normal and sane you would say... and yet, there was this voice whispering advices, telling jokes... But a sane person who's trying to sound insane don't make up these weird scenarios. They try to came up with a story that gives sense.

the second hand embarrassment i got. i legit had to sop watching it made my blood boil

*lisa's bangs are more stable than my life*

@Troblesome Gentleman this shit must be normal to him

It's acting like this that makes me wish detectives could kick the crap out of people that do this. That being said, that's a terrible thing to want and I understand that. Please allow me to confer with my demon council.

@Troblesome Gentleman hes 59. He must be desensitized as fuck to this type of thing by now

Bruh that shitty acting itself should be a felony.

Same. I dont know how this detective didnt yelled at him after the interrogation for what hes done. The detective has anger managment skills mah boy


im over here alaughing at someone who murdered 17 people


What’s with the crown royal bag and WD40 during the psychopaths interview?


I LOVE THE POLICE OFFICER WHO JUST SAID SHUT UP WHEN HE WAS LIKE "THe DeAmonS MAn"

@Anna Howe me when I’m pretending to be asleep so my girlfriend doesn’t make me change the baby’s poo

@Hearts for Christ Homeschool everyone could to the point where he was just making a fool out of himself

@Kubz Ogmios unfortunately we don't live in a perfect world and yes there could have been higher security but who would really expect this..you know?

@Arielle Anette the way he was squirming on the floor too 😭

“The voices..! What happened?!” “Shut up man”

Yes, he didn't care what he has to say. He could see past the BS in an instant.

"The demons man" made me crack up. Good comment indeed

me too. i died laughing when i heard that


Hey do anybody know anything about where he had gone?


wait that’s the guy that did a school schooting?


JCS, I understand you have other projects in your life that you’re focusing on. But having a YouTube channel with this level of demand for content is rare.

I think you’re making a big mistake by not hiring a production team to make videos in this style on this channel.

You would be able to continue your other projects while this channel continues its success.

@Peter Hamburger yeah because he basically made it a new category on YouTube hopefully they work it out or else they'll loose alot of money

You just can't monetize this content currently :/

@Kyle Prather I'm not sure what other reason they would have to just quit making videos. Sure, YouTube took down some of their shit. But that's no reason to give up especially when their videos are so beloved that people are labeling their content "JCS Inspired"

I know of many YTers who have had their content removed. That's no reason to just quit

its not their fault, their videos were taken down by tv production companies for copyright, they uploaded often but those newer videos got taken down, dont blame these people blame the entertainment industry.


Jeff... we need you to Cant Swim with us....


Its funny how the actually insane guy doesnt do anything weird, he doesnt try to deny anything, because he knows denying will do nothing

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T I believe I just said that.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T typically it's a collection of antisocial behavioral disorders that culminate into what is known as a sociopath.

@Matti O what category is sociopath listed under in the DSM 5? i cannot find it.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T I did a breakdown in the comments over the 2nd guy. I believe he is a sociopath.

@Matti O the interesting thing is, there are many many inmates in prison suffering with mental illness. the main subject even made a video saying what he was going to do. admitting the crime outright is not a sign of mental illness. the supposedly real insane guy prolly went to prison with other mentally disabled people. insanity is reserved for people who do not know the difference between right and wrong. had he tried to kill himself and failed i can see the guy going to a hospital. i would go to a hospital. i would not try to kill anyone unless they were in the line of fire. between the exit of my body and the resting of the bullet. as in collateral damage of my demise and i failed to die. however i have people that follow me around and never leave my sight. i cannot even shoplift if i wanted to. showing no remorse or empathy is not mental illness as many people like to think it is. that guy obviously knew it was wrong what he did. that is why he tried to flee to another country. you do not exactly need a motive to do something. here is a motive for the cop. because he wanted to.

He has no reason to deny it. He did it, it's just a fact to him. He knows it's not right because that is what society says but he does not particularly feel like it was wrong or right, it was just something he did.

Also seems he doesn't have as much embarrassment

Also seems he doesn't have as much embarrassment

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T I have been having problems understanding how I feel or feeling things I use too.I’m not on medication.so idk what is wrong.

Yeah being insane or crazy really just makes you have different morals and values than other people but they are extremely pushed to the limit

@Alyssa Dyer yep I have ASPD and although a lot of people with that personality disorder can feel certain emotions very strongly, I am mostly void of emotion. I don't feel guilt or remorse, I have no emotional empathy but I am high in cognitive empathy which means I can read from body language and social cues, facial expressions, tone of voice etc what a person is going through and if they are in pain but I cannot feel that pain. Even though you would call me a "socio/psychopath" I am still a decent, nice person. If someone is hurting and I can fix it, I will because even if I can't feel that person's pain and suffering, I would rather not if I was them be like that. however if that person was previously mean to me, I would not care and possibly relish in the knowledge of their suffering through indirect revenge. If a boyfriend or partner is abusive and disrespectful, I can just leave them and not feel sad, I just cut off my emotions, it's like a form of dissociation and I believe it has developed in my early teens when my mother was extremely emotionally abusive/manipulative/gaslighting to me. So I switched everything off. That's my account of my personal experiences with Antisocial Personality Disorder but others' may be different. Some are high in narcissism, some feel loneliness or get very angry. Some don't cry at all. But we aren't all what the media portrays us as murderers and rapists etc. We can still choose to be good people and with the right support network and therapy we can function in society like the rest of the population.

@Battlefront’s Gaming Group notice how they did not reply after i posted my last comment. it seems people are misinformed about mental disorders. i just want to shed the light that psychosis is what i say it is. every other illness that contains psychotic symptoms are clearly outlined in the diagnostic criteria as psychosis. like bipolar for instance. that person said bipolar has psychotic symptoms when it does not. psychotic bipolar when the bipolar is present just as much as the psychosis is called schizoaffective disorder bipolar type. i know about schizoaffective disorder because i stuffer from the depressive type. not to be confused with depression with psychotic features where the psychotic features arent as prevalent as the depression.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T goddamn your fighting as a 1 man army against all the people

@Alli M. most of those disorders you mentioned do not have hallucinations like bipolar, borderline, ptsd, ect. as i stated hallucinations are psychosis symptoms. and psychotic disorder due to another medical condition could explain many conditions not already a diagnosis. i know people with bipolar that have hallucinations and they are diagnosed with bipolar with psychotic features. yes features. so if you have a diagnosis and are also psychotic it is called that with psychotic features. these things are called psychosis. hallucinations and such is psychosis. not anything else. how much do you know about psychology? i self studied, bought tons of books, read and talked to a lot of psychiatrists, psychologists therapists social workers, nurses nurse practitioners and social workers. i have been in many therapies. i have friends with other ailments. talked to other people with ailments, ive been in many psychiatric hospitals and wards, those are my credentials. what are yours?

@Alli M. - During my mother's last months, I  witnessed her lifelong schizophrenia, which was well hidden by antihallucinogetic drugs for most of adult life. I don't know if she was on meds at the time she was moved to a nursing home. It seems communication between assisted living and the nursing home was lacking. Anyway, in a doctor's office, while waiting for the doctor she blurted out, "They are telling me I am going to hell." "Who's telling you that?" "I don't know." "Are you hearing voices, Mom?" (Pause) "Yeeeeeah!" Like she just realized what was happening. I asked her what she saw, and she described perfectly a picture on the wall behind me. Schizophrenics do not usually have visual hallucinations, although it is possible. I witnessed this (lack of visual), and I studied abnormal psychology in college. More commonly, they hear voices. You will see characters (visual) in movies (A Beautiful Mind, for example) because that's Hollywood's way of helping you understand what the afflicted character was thinking. I later read this after seeing the movie.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T I don’t think you get what everyone is saying. Hallucinations can be a symptom or result of various ailments without being a part of the diagnostic criterion

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T schizophrenia is feigned at times but many ailments can cause hallucinations aside from that category of illness. So perhaps you’re taking it too personally. PTSD, seizures, metabolic disorders, major depressive disorder, dementias, some anxiety disorders, various sleep disorders, bipolar, borderline personality, delirium, traumatic brain injury, migraine, tumors, stroke, postpartum psychosis, etc

@minkeyandzomble Borderline Personality Disorder Diagnostic Criteria 301.83  (F60.3) A pervasive pattern of instability of  interpersonal relationships, self-image,  and affects, and  marked impulsivity, beginning  by  early  adulthood and present in  a  variety of  contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following: 1. Frantic efforts to  avoid real or imagined abandonment. (Note:  Do not include suicidal or self-mutilating behavior covered in  Criterion 5.) 2. A pattern of unstable  and intense interpersonal relationships characterized by alternating between extremes of idealization and devaluation. 3. Identity disturbance: markedly and persistently unstable self-image or sense of self. 4. Impulsivity in at least two  areas that are potentially self-damaging (e.g., spending, sex, substance abuse,  reckless driving, binge  eating).  (Note:  Do not  include suicidal or selfmutilating behavior covered in Criterion 5.) 5. Recurrent suicidal behavior, gestures, or threats, or self-mutilating behavior. 6. Affective instability  due  to a marked reactivity of  mood  (e.g., intense  episodic dysphoria, irritability,  or  anxiety  usually lasting a few  hours and only  rarely  more than a few days). 7. Chronic feelings of emptiness. 8. Inappropriate, intense  anger or difficulty  controlling anger  (e.g., frequent displays of temper, constant anger, recurrent physical fights). 9. Transient, stress-related paranoid ideation or severe dissociative  symptoms

@Alli M. schizophreniform, which ive been diagnosed with at one time, brief psychotic disorder which ive been diagnosed with at one time schizoaffective disorder both types which i have 1 type, schizophrenia and drug induced psychotic disorder and psychotic disorder due to another medical condition. thats all the hallucination mental illness diagnosis.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T schizophrenia is not the only mental illness that causes psychotic episodes, intrusive thoughts, or visual / audio hallucinations

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T I looked up the Actual insane guy. I believe he was given the diagnosis of either Borderline Personity disorder or Bi-polar, if I remember correctly.

I think the reason the second guy was deemed insane isn't just because of his lack of empathy, but because his story and intentions made no sense. He had seemingly no plot for revenge, or any ulterior motive for his crime, and as much as they try to pry, they can't find any logical reason for why he did what he did. His reasoning made no sense, even when he tried to appear smart. He thought he could get to Canada by walking. He abandoned the car in the middle of the road. He hid the body under some leaves and assumed it was enough to fool everyone. Dude just woke up one day and decided to kill someone and completely ruin his life. Completely delusional. He also doesn't try to hide his crime and shows absolutely no remorse for it, and holds a facade of being fairly smart. He would probably be offended at the suggestion that he's mentally insane.

I have someone in my life that is schizoaffective.. I thought that was schizophrenia with a lack of emotion?

@Alyssa Dyer you do not mean politically correct, you mean not medically correct. politics has nothing to do with medical diagnosis

and the diagnostic criteria for antisocia personality disorder is

A. A pervasive pattern of disregard  for and violation  of  the  rights of  others, occurring since age 15 years, as indicated by three (or more) of the following: 1. Failure to  conform to  social norms  with  respect to lawful behaviors, as  indicated by repeatedly performing acts that are grounds for arrest. 2. Deceitfulness, as indicated  by repeated  lying, use of  aliases,  or conning  others  for personal profit or pleasure. 3. Impulsivity or failure to plan ahead. 4. Irritability  and aggressiveness,  as indicated  by repeated physical fights  or  assaults. 5. Reckless disregard for safety of self or others. 6. Consistent irresponsibility, as  indicated by repeated  failure to  sustain consistent work behavior or honor financial obligations. 7. Lack of remorse,  as  indicated  by being indifferent to  or rationalizing having hurt, mistreated, or stolen from another. B. The individual is at least age 18 years. C. There is evidence of conduct disorder with onset before age 15 years. D. The  occurrence  of antisocial  behavior is  not exclusively during the course  of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder

He does do something weird, he doesn't react whatsoever to something all humans would. That's what real crazy is. Someone that stares down an incredibly harrowing experience with as much interest as a math lecture.

@Vince McCucumber Jr. Im talking about the guy that took his friend to the walmart and to the middle of nowhere and shot him

@RusshFilms i hear you. i am socially awkward and i have mental illness and i am not homicidal. i am more suicidal than anything.

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T same I’m socially awkward but I’m not committing murder

@MJ C what autistic stuff did he do? i was just recently formally diagnosed with autism. and diagnosed with schizoaffective since 2012. autism is socially ackwardness.

So you're saying this guy who saw some mass shootings on TV and decided to copy them is sane?

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T wait that's actually very interesting, I'm curious though, how different is life now with those side effects? Do you miss feeling those emotions?

@SCHiZOAFFECTiVE-D-T i don't believe he's schizophrenic, but he does some untreated stuff. I am on my 20s now, but teenage me created  incredibly elaborate scenarios of "revenge" , when I was mad at someone. I no longer have those intrusive thoughts. But I do get vivid nightmares if I skip my meds for one day.

Most people who have actually been given the insane verdict, have all acted that way. Crazy stuff


46:00 HOLY FUCK THE VOICE IS LOW TIER GOD