Also, he doesn’t realize it but he is perfectly describing inner dialogue, not demons.

@Tapinix ik i was sayin he stoopid and stanky i was tired aight?

@Tapinix ik i was sayin he stoopid and stanky i was tired aight?

@Subarashii Nem only watched some of video when i typed this

@Subarashii Nem only watched some of video when i typed this

12 34 no one sees them. Just we conjure up a representation of one like when I draw a horse or apple. I summon up the image microcaeconds before my hand moves the pencil.

12 34 wow. It seems you have a kind of aphantasia. Like “focus neglect”. Brain damage in parietal lobe that makes it impossible to draw the L or R side of a picture.

TheRabbitPants what’s an NCP? Do you think people who don’t think in words and sentences are able to commit this kind of crime? Didn’t this dude fantasize about killing? Do people who don’t have inner dialogue fantasize about anything?

7 Haunted Days no that’s not common. It’s a trip though.

7 Haunted Days no that’s not common. It’s a trip though.

Roblox_God I need to understand this better. Is there a word for no inner dialogue?

Roblox_God I need to understand this better. Is there a word for no inner dialogue?

Barozzi yes to some degree but there are people who do not ruminate on the past and have correspondingly poor memories. It’s a trip.

HankHound inner dialogue is the proper term I think. Monologue almost always refers to a speech or theatrical setting.

Andilena Miller my husband has almost no inner dialogue and aphantasia. Zero ruminating.

Barozzi yes. A minority of people don’t have it. My husband doesn’t AND he has APHANTASIA.

Morris Paul inner dialogue is talking over things with yourself. Things that happened, things that may happen. Like thinking carefully before we speak or debating with oneself right or wrong.

Morris Paul Inner dialogue is talking over things with yourself, debating possible future actions with oneself or reflecting on past events. Not always “a voice” but largely is a voice

@12 34 Well i’ve heard people can normally visualize things so distinct that they can see the colors. I absolutely do not have that😂 I’ve never heard someone say aphantasia isn’t real but also I’ve only recently realized I have this but I also have VERY vivid dreams. So It’s all a mystery tbh

@KnaughtyKnancy I know that, I’m talking about hearing things.

@KnaughtyKnancy I know that, I’m talking about hearing things.

The unironic way in which the investigator questions him about the demon is hilarious 🤣<br>"Did the demon pick the song?"

The unironic way in which the investigator questions him about the demon is hilarious 🤣
"Did the demon pick the song?"

rule #1 of being "insane or crazy", don't try to prove that you are. This is why they usually have a psychologist to analyze someone because it's not too obvious

@josiah palmaffy Eh, I guess. It was mostly driven out of loneliness and not bonding too well with others.

@KnaughtyKnancy did you see my post just above yours? I’m kind of thinking no one “sees” images in their mind (or very few people do). Like, if I tell someone to picture a cube, that person knows through experience what a cube is. The person can imagine holding a cube. The visual center of the brain is obviously engaged even though we don’t see the cube like a still image or a movie. I think this idea that aphantasia isn’t real is interesting especially when paired with the claim that most people who report having aphantasia don’t report an inability to have fully detailed dreams. Or I could be completely wrong and I do have aphantasia.

@7 Haunted Days then who the hell am I arguing with in my head ?

@7 Haunted Days then who the hell am I arguing with in my head ?

Thats whats the demon is. Being Dialogue

Thats whats the demon is. Being Dialogue

@Logan Kimmet Aphantasia is specifically a lack of the ability to create mental images. Similar, but different than not having an internal monologue.

@Sam You have it backwards, most people do have an inner monologue.

@Sam You have it backwards, most people do have an inner monologue.

@Jacob G. did you play with your self as in like having a vivid imagination as a child

@Jacob G. did you play with your self as in like having a vivid imagination as a child

@HankHound wdym inner dialog is not normal I mean I talk to myself all the time not in bad ways at all like I love people but wdym not everyone had inner dialog

@Logan Kimmet lmao I have aphantasia. I can’t see images, and ESPECIALLY can’t see faces in my head. It’s hard for me to visualize anything except words. If i’m even thinking to myself, I’ll visualize the words popping up in my head but not the thing i’m thinking about. Didn’t know others could visualize images until I learned about aphantasia in undergrad

I remember reading how some speculated that the voices schizophrenic patients hear were just their inner monologue except they somehow saw the voice as foreign rather than their own.<br>Not sure if it has any validity though.

I remember reading how some speculated that the voices schizophrenic patients hear were just their inner monologue except they somehow saw the voice as foreign rather than their own.
Not sure if it has any validity though.

@Ratchet4647 I thought I had aphantasia my whole life because I can’t see an image in my mind, but then I realized I’m just stupid and I can; I just can’t project that image into my vision. Of course I can imagine a house or a tree or whatever, turn it all around. I have excellent spatial reasoning.  But I don’t have the ability to trace my mental image onto a sheet of paper like I was doing a connect-the-dots picture.

@bunny they can be, and it isn't funny. Sometimes it doesn't stop and I get the feeling of nails on a chalk board. It may sound like I'm joking, but I'm not.

I hate it..

@7 Haunted Days
Term from games referring to characters in games that aren't  the player.
Stands for 'Non-Player Characters'

@7 Haunted Days
Its inner monologue  and most have it, some don't and it's usually never noticed.
Even if your debating something to yourself in your head you are still doing a monologue.

@7 Haunted Days that is wrong. most ppl do have it. if they are human , that is.

@7 Haunted Days that is wrong. most ppl do have it. if they are human , that is.

I'm pretty sure he is right in a sense, but it's not uncommon. There's even a condition out there were people can't imagine things in their head, they can't make up or visualize ANYTHING.

@Logan Kimmet<br>Aphantasia is not lacking an inner monologue its lacking an imagination or the ability to produce images in 'the mind's eye'.

@Logan Kimmet
Aphantasia is not lacking an inner monologue its lacking an imagination or the ability to produce images in 'the mind's eye'.

@Subarashii Nem Psychopathy is not typically deemed insane because even those with antisocial personality disorder psychopathy type are found to be sane enough to stand trial in a court of law. But he can get guilty but mentally ill, but the chances of a psychopath obtaining not guilty by reason of insanity is so rare it’s basically null. unless they have any other severe mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar I disorder, etc.

@D M Hallucinations are not always auditory.

@D M Hallucinations are not always auditory.

@Sam People who don't have inner monologue (or dialogue, as you put it) do still think, they just don't think in words and sentences. NPCs on the other hand blindly repeat what people say on internet forums.

@Logan Kimmet Aphantasia is the inability to voluntarily create mental images in one's mind. <br>People with it still can think and talk in their head. Just not visualize images.

@Logan Kimmet Aphantasia is the inability to voluntarily create mental images in one's mind.
People with it still can think and talk in their head. Just not visualize images.

I remember how as a kid I thought I had another personality and/or imaginary friend and now I realize it was just me speaking my thoughts out loud instead of processing them silently. I felt so, so dumb when I discovered this

@Logan Kimmet I will look into it. Thank you.

@Logan Kimmet I will look into it. Thank you.

@Barozzi Its called aphantasia. Look it up on here lol, it's not as common as he said though.

@Sam I think you mean inner monologue my dude. Inner dialogue is not normal. The NPC mean was funny though

@Sam so not everyone has the voice you talk to in your head? Huh.

@Sam so not everyone has the voice you talk to in your head? Huh.

@Sam Proof? Because I'm sure most people can think and talk in their head.

@Sam Proof? Because I'm sure most people can think and talk in their head.

@Morris Paul found out that barely anyone has inner dialogue and most people seem to be npcs that are confused that others have a voice they can hear in their head.  That was the big news.


this honestly is personally offensive. I suffer with the things he attempted to fake. a voice in the head, telling you what to do. trying not to obey it. its offensive.


For people wondering for the videos, the secondary channel "J C S" has 4 more for you to watch.


in 36:26 He talk in the video like hes going for a hunt for some animals in safari with a really good confidence....


Well now I’m deleting salad days from my playlist 😩


Demon wants to do illegal things like smoke marijuana everyday, even tho it would make it go away?


@ekim con I really wish there way a way to continue the channel he's one of my favorite creators

Such a shame. Amazing vids for a youtuber<br>Also youtube u suc

Such a shame. Amazing vids for a youtuber
Also youtube u suc

Check his community tab. He's completely given up.


he got banned for violating community guidelines


“The voice told you to get an uber?”
“Yeah.”
Believe it or not, that’s called thinking. A lot of people have a voice in their head when they’re about to do something

@Jugglenaut i do that, i also make up conversations that will likely never happen, and i make up comebacks so i know what to say, same with arguments, i play em out in my head so i know what to say before hand, but that’s just me cos i’m weird,

@Montana Mike Fun maybe fact though, I'm pretty sure that animals do think and "hear" sounds, but not language.

That's exactly what the voice in my head was saying. High five!

@Jugglenaut actually it seems weird for me because I don't talk to myself rather I talk to fictional person often be as an image of my father or brother or friend or anyone I know or seen .

@DBO22 I think in terms of models and concepts - I work in IT so literally think in terms of how I can model it for computers - it's the way I can think things through but also inner dialog which I do very well while driving.  Geeze our (my?) brains are wonderful adaptive machines.

@ok I often think in an inner monologue, but also in meaning and concepts of said meaning. But the last mostly if I am alone, don't hear or read anything and am relaxed.

@FlowerTrollSan most people think in languages, that is rare

@Jugglenaut bruh me too. Was surprised that other people didn't talk sentences in their head lol.

@FlowerTrollSan You don't? Jeez, I'm basically having conversations with myself in my mind lmao

@DBO22 Yeah, can confirm. I personally don't think in words and certainly not in full sentences, I just think in images and concepts, but I don't actually vocalize anything in my mind.

@Montana Mike many humans actually don't think using a language, or what we call our inner monologue. I don't study the brain of animals or humans, but I imagine that same concept based thinking would apply to animals rather than a voice inside of their heads

Fun thought, how do animals that don't have a language think in their heads 🤔


I am always amazed by how calm the investigators are while facing someone who killed so many.

@Jasmin The thing you find out about suspects such as this, is they are empowered when they feel a sense of control. Take them away from their power (in this instance, the gun) they fold like a deck of cards. If your were to confront this guy on the street without a gun presently on him,  he would fall to the ground in the fetal position.

It's called a job. You get paid to do what's on your job description.

Once you get a job you will learn

@Big man straight up, if i could talk to bundy I would. i find serial killers incredibly fascinating due to how few of them have ever given serious answers about killing; for even bundy didn't outright claim he ever did anything...until they started asking him what he thought the "real" killer was like or what he  thought or did. one of the interviewer's who asked that seemed to give him a way to speak without incriminating himself and it was all you needed to watch this guy go from not knowing anything to including details he had never been told, or including things that we never even knew he did. granted he just said "this guy" or "this man" while he referred to himself, eyes glazed over mulling over the horrid things he did to those women. when you see a man like that smile while telling somone how they murdered another is simply... well crazy ngl. how do these people justify these crimes, and what does crazy mean? why does not having emotions drive people to kill, and yet they also can claim to feel sad by being caught, like the Oklahoma guy for instance! its maddening. wish they wouldn't be such pussies and give me a reason that can justify killing people in the most grim and gross ways dawg

It's their job. Also, they probably have seen so many criminals that they are used to it. Surgeons don't say "omg disgusting" when cutting somebody open too. They are trained by seeing that a lot.

They’re probably desensitized completely. I have a good feeling this man was here for a while he seems very good at his job

Watch the interview of the broken arrow killer. Kid murders his whole family with knives including children and the detectives have to maintain a controlled disposition for over an hour

Because they couldnt do this job if they were mentally/emotionally affected by such. It would be destructive and probably lead to them needing therapy. I think killing is easier since we all know what its like to go to a funeral or lose somebody in our lives. Different thing when u have some pedophile rapist. Thats really difficult especially when u have kids yourself and the criminal is proud of what he did and stuff.

@Jasmin I’d stand in front of Ted bundy as a female if he was chained to the ground and there were cops all around me.

yeah its impressive i would be so scared in that situation


If that guy who was pretending to be schizophrenic was truly he would have gone to a doctor right away. I don’t have schizophrenia but I do have psychotic depression and ptsd and when I was hearing voices and had delusional thoughts I was freaking out and literally told everyone I knew because I was so scared I was going to go crazy. Not saying that was the best thing to do it or that’s how everyone is. I didn’t even have stuff where I was going to hurt people. It would be like, I was reading a book and if the book had a movie adaptation I would hallucinate the actor. Or sometimes I would hear random things and sometimes they were bad but sometimes they were good but I’d say most of the time they were just random. Or at times I’d hear something someone else said like my brain was remembering something. But it wasn’t all the time. Sometimes I’d go weeks without hallucinating and then sometimes it would be all the time. It wasn’t consistent at all. But even though, I had a hard time discerning what was real I still knew not everything I saw, heard, felt, or thought was real. I just needed a lot of help discerning everything. Honestly, it’s more like having your brain in a jumbled mess and you have to organize it all.

Im sorry you r stuggling but this is not always true sometimes you can be se deep in psychosis u cant reach out for help! I have bipolar and psychosis and have been in a lot of psych wards. Somtimes u r right, and often family pick up on behaviour changes but sometimes things do go un noticed


This detective is brilliant and has such a self control in order to not sucker punch this guy in the face.

He sees those clowns everyday and they not surprise him so much to show any emotions

Yes…..especially since he’s a father of three. It is incredible that he was able to treat this monster with civility. I suppose that speaks to his years of experience.

Yeah I felt like I just wanted to be Ian for a while XD

I commented this exact thing on another video of his where the suspect kidnapped raped and killed a little girl


The real insane person sounds and looks like a normal, very kind person. It’s fucking scary dude

@keiiks sociopaths are the ones who disassociate with society and act very oddly. I personally don’t think the insane person was acting normally at all or speaking in such a “normal” tone. Psychopaths such as Bundy act very regularly in public and fit in with the societal “norms”.

@Jう does that not make you wonder what emotions actually are under normal or healthy circumstances?

@Holly D you have it switched around, but sociopaths do blend well with seeming “normal”

not really, anybody who is that calm without a care in the world describing why and how he wanted to kill someone to did- they’re crazy af more like sociopath. they know how to pertain to seem “normal”

@QueenRay93 they’ve been spamming the whole comment section

@Rachel Tarentino more like a sociopath, he is less aware of his own choices and consequences, psychopaths generally are smarter and will avoid being caught for longer.

@Amani Radi why put that in a comment section like this

It's weird when you watch him, he barely moves the entire interview

@Randomonium he didn’t “get away with it” sure he didn’t get a death penalty, but he will be in a high security institution for the rest of his life. He didn’t receive the highest punishment possible, sure, but like it says in the video, those institutions are no joke.

No kidding, also managed to hold onto a long term girlfriend?  I feel like this probably came as a shock to a lot of his friends and family.  Wonder what snapped?...

Yea, they can easily blend in and act like everyone else. And then it gets really scary when they start to reveal themselves

"I was just sad that I got caught so quickly" (or something like that)... brutal honesty lol.

I know it’s so weird to think that you’ve probably walked passed at least like 10 of them in your lifetime just by walking down the street. They are so good at blending in. Its incredible, but also terrifying.

So true, and so scary, is like they can simulate emotions

@Rachel Tarentino I know it’s just crazy bro


I expected to be repulsed, and disgusted. But I wasn't ready for this level of cringe.

I live in the (general) area of the high school. I was in school the day he was there. I wish I could just cringe at him, but he's truly repulsive. I hate him with every fiber of my being. <br>Justice for the 17.

I live in the (general) area of the high school. I was in school the day he was there. I wish I could just cringe at him, but he's truly repulsive. I hate him with every fiber of my being.
Justice for the 17.

I couldn't take the second hand embarrassment so I had to skip a lot lol

@Cassandra been covered by a few, I think I first saw it on beside the dying fire. Alek  minassian

@tortron ohh, i think i missed that one.  Was it on this channel?

He's the type to make a red and black OC and say he's evil

Ikr, when I heard him say, “the <b>evil</b> voice” I just laughed at the cringe of it.

Ikr, when I heard him say, “the *evil* voice” I just laughed at the cringe of it.

@funky lentil yeah man, but we can only bully them so hard these days.

@Tericotta clay "interrogation of alex minassian" i think, im not too sure rn tho.

@Sirvaria what's it called? I want to see high tier cringe

Especially the pseudo-suicidal gestures part. So fake and cringy, Jesus.

Андрей Вавилин

This kind of acting at least makes the detective’s job much easier.

i’m both by the fact he literally killed people and smirked about it and his horrible cover up

@tortron Wait for real? He did? lmao I need to see this cringe

@funky lentil Is that a reference to something? 👁

@PrincessMonkey 33 I don't really think that's pity, more like cringe

i got second hand embarrassment, he tried so hard to make it believable omg

😆 cringe is the perfect word to describe this

I assumed it would cause a switch maybe not cause t!cs

Tbh i just laughed lol. I'm not in their shoes and they deserve everything they get.

@tortron oh god i watched that literally directly before this one. I think death by cringe overdose is a real possibility today 🙈🙈🙈🙈

It's always the same shit with these people too. "Me and my bad side. The voice told me to!"

It's obviously can be seen that he is pretending. Just by how he acts, hay hahahah. Especially the last one when he said "ahhh my eyes!" (Cuz he knows they are watching and he wants to let them know what is happening) and moving his head around as if he is seeing something. He didnt also looked at the camera that time

@Callum Lambkin he was copy cat to "the King of the incels" I didn't pay attention to the name

@Callum Lambkin

No Elliot was the proto-incel

I believe hes talking bout the guy in Canada

@tortron Elliot Rodgers? Dude is the cringe king and it'll take something remarkable to top it

@PrincessMonkey 33 mine was the demonic voice that only strikes at lunch time. Dude was such a loser not even the demon wanted to chill

I almost had to skip ahead... my eyes were rolling too far back in my head.

dude that guy gave me goosebump, no one is ready for that

@Sean Beebe reading your comment and remembering that made me crack up. Hard to feel any pity for someone who’s making me laugh and cringe so hard.

Honestly I felt disgusted by the level of cringe this kid showed. I almost felt bad for him for a bit but then his actions were so cringe I don’t care anymore if they send him to jail for decades.

Did you see that guy talking about normies, Chad's and Staceys?


14:53 “the voices...where are the voices...what happened?!”
“Shut up”
the cops werent having it from the start lol

i like how he went from "voices" to "2 voices" and finally "only one voice"

@Spurdo Spärde I think that even though he was clearly faking it, to do what he did he was definitely insane in some capacity.

I mean, it doesn't take a forensic psychologist to realize this was just a bullshit act.

@Madison McColley no one? Not even wholesome big chungus?

i dont blame that cop whatsoever. might be just my opinion but honestly as a schizophrenic myself... u defo wouldn't start off with that LMAO tbf i wouldn't even tell them because if they check my records they will have it on paper or they can test people for this shit like... just watching this made my brain go brrrrrr lol<br>bet they have 6 out of 10 cases like that, they be used to it for sure

i dont blame that cop whatsoever. might be just my opinion but honestly as a schizophrenic myself... u defo wouldn't start off with that LMAO tbf i wouldn't even tell them because if they check my records they will have it on paper or they can test people for this shit like... just watching this made my brain go brrrrrr lol
bet they have 6 out of 10 cases like that, they be used to it for sure

LMFAOOOO NA CUS THAT PART TOOK ME TF OUT

@Lyds 14:53 i edited it into the comment

@mattx _ of course people arent gonna have the fact that he killed people, i was talking about his act of pretending to be insane on top of killing people

the guy killed 19 people, i dont think anybody was having it, not trying to be rude


The second guy gives me chills how he calmly tells what happened and call the officer sir. He’s exactly doing what he’s supposed to with respect to the man in front of him but no remorse on what he did. Omg

@l Mute well good ur not a sociopath then

@Eli243 LG to be fair he could be a sociopath too some sociopath have things they care about

I know, he’s literally not even there. there’s nothing.

right. i live in the town where the college is. i remember when this happened.

@Kaesemeister I'm not even edgy so i couldn't possibly be an edgelord

@Icy S4ge I haven't heard or seen the words "heebie jeebies" used in so long

Honestly he lies a lot more on the sociopathic side which is why is probably creeps us out so much. we as people are so use to showing/feelings/ and conveying emotions negative or not that when something this horrible happens and the reaction is little to none shocks us all and gives us well the “heebie geebies”

@l Mute man reading this comment chain is giving me flashbacks to my old college roommate. He was one year higher than me and the first day i met him he did everything to look as edgy and secretly "psychopathic" as possible. Tho after a few months of living in the same room together and just doing normal shit friends/roommates do, he bit by bit stopped pretending that he can "manipulate people with his words to do bad things to themselves" and started acting normal. The few times he did try to bring up his "powers of manipulation" i just teased him about until he got embarrassed and eventually stopped. And after we got a third roommate he was basically acting like any regular college student would. Turns out he just never had any real close friends (he might have denied that but him almost never leaving the room said otherwise) who would call him out on his bullshit or who told him to dial it down with the edginess.

@Alex From Space No I have, I cared for some people but then I stopped because there was no point

@l Mute you probably haven’t been in a situation where youve had to care for other people other than yourself & family

@Poetri Poetri sociopaths are also severely challenged when interacting with others, while psychopaths can be unsettlingly pleasant and cooperative.

@Eli243 LG i think he should be called as sociopath rather than psychopath?

@jra_josh24 that’s what actually crazy looks like. No fear of punishment or remorse at all

Yes not pretending most<br>Crazy people are cold

Yes not pretending most
Crazy people are cold

@l Mute Not really. You said you cared about tour family. Psychos can't. But if you don't feel a thing when someone is hurting because of you, then you might have very low empathy levels. Psychos don't feel it at all.

Either way I don't know you, so I can't tell something like that. I'm just saying the symptoms of being a psycho.

@l Mute No you're not. Just somebody who thinks for 5 minutes of what to type before truly sending.

@Webn8tr _ I have no reason to even care if you can't open a jar of pickles

@Eli243 LG So am i a psychopath then? :v

@l Mute It's not that you care or not about other people, but the fact that you're unable to feel anything when you see someone hurting and even more when you caused that. Psychopaths lack in empathy and that's why they act like that.

Why do people believe its impossible to not care about other people, to me it's pretty normal. I only care about my family and myself

It’s incredibly unsettling that he answers truthfully no matter the outcome as he doesn’t care, he doesn’t have the ability to care about wether he lives or dies and that’s what makes those people so dangerous


If I ever committed a crime that horrible I would much rather go to prison than the criminally insane hospital, but preferably I would want the death penalty.


This was hard to watch, so embarrassing 🙈 The detective was so good and hilarious too: “Your demon wants an attorney. Does your demon knows an attorney?” 🤣

"Any name in particular?" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH🤣🤣🤣

In the uncut interrogate footage the Detective's phone goes off twice in the middle of talking to Cruz, what made it better was that it was his ring tone was the Mission Impossible theme.

I laughed so many times during the interrogation footage it's not even funny lmaoo.

And to think 51million people saw it too 🥴😬

Yes agree 100% his way w Cruz's behavioral bs is 📌😎

The detective started to grade A troll the freak by this point and it was fun to watch

He should have responded with something like: "Oh, he knows all kinds of attorneys, officer. The thing is, they're all in Hell right now, and I kinda need an alive lawyer."


The best thing about this:<br>He was trying to look cool and badass doing the shooting. Now the entire world is laughing at him

The best thing about this:
He was trying to look cool and badass doing the shooting. Now the entire world is laughing at him

he thinks he's so cool and edgy it's beyond pathetic

What if he was bullied（which doesn’t justify for what he did), but what if it can be avoided

@LavaCreeperPeople call it shitter instead

@LavaCreeperPeople I remember when it had “a few <b>million</b> views” bruh like you weren’t already late to the party

@LavaCreeperPeople I remember when it had “a few *million* views” bruh like you weren’t already late to the party

@Lou Liee i guess thats the only thing twittcrap did good lmao

@LavaCreeperPeople right but it went viral on Twitter like 4 times so I guess they all came over here lmaooo

WHY DOES THIS AHVE SO MANY VIEWS LOL I REMEMBER WHEN THIS HAD JUST A FEW MILLION A FEW DAYS AGO...


The cop asking him why he didn’t just smoke more weed was so funny to me

The cop was hilarious af. Not buying the shool shooters shit for a second and being a top list comedian at the same time.

I mean, the cop had a point. If he really did have a voice telling him to kill others and the best way to stop was to take drugs illegally, then take the drugs illegally. The officer literally knew the guy was so full of shit he could smell it outside the door.

Huge f up telling the cop he can over rule "the voice"


“Burn. Kill. Destroy” is this guy’s “Live. Love. Laugh.”

Live laugh love. It’s… it’s live laugh love

@Rioghnach Quinn yeah?  I don’t give a darn…!🤷♂

I feel like he was trying to copy BTK when he said that

Reminds me of the good ol hotdiggitydemon days of "Crush. Kill. Destroy. Swag"

It’s also his version of “gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss!”

Exactly what happens when a good father isn't around

Homie would've excelled at "destroy, build, destroy"

@Skyramn 🇺🇦 autocorrect I meant to say live laugh love

It sounds something a futurama villian would come out with.

Bruh im freaking out I just watch that tiktok Wright before this video 😱


I'm being completely honest the honesty and politeness of the actual insane person shocked me but what shocked me even more is when he said "An Eye for an Eye sir,"

@Ariki Rushton  yeah didn’t say it right, he was actually innocent haha

@Sietske Vrieze lol you describe the movie as I'd he did the bad things he never did them just blamed for it. The only thing he did that we seen was kill percy and that was the best part of it

@Corcih4563 Verschav made. It's from abuse of some kind

@M TK how do people become a psychopath or sociopath? Were they born like that or made like that?

He's not insane by conventional standards. he's a sociopath. Shallow emotions, lack of remorse and a conscience. The key is, he knows right from wrong, and was fully aware of what he was doing.<br>edit: i want to add that the murder itself seems to have been premeditated, calculated and extremely predatory. he said he had wanted to kill someone for weeks, but just  hadnt found the right victim yet. he manipulated the guy he killed during the crime, trying to make him calmer when he was panicking about his pending  fate. (taking the magazine out of  the gun, etc). but also  making  him drive to a secluded area where he could kill him undisturbed. he just didnt care what happened after the fact. extremely cold and brutal murder.

He's not insane by conventional standards. he's a sociopath. Shallow emotions, lack of remorse and a conscience. The key is, he knows right from wrong, and was fully aware of what he was doing.
edit: i want to add that the murder itself seems to have been premeditated, calculated and extremely predatory. he said he had wanted to kill someone for weeks, but just  hadnt found the right victim yet. he manipulated the guy he killed during the crime, trying to make him calmer when he was panicking about his pending  fate. (taking the magazine out of  the gun, etc). but also  making  him drive to a secluded area where he could kill him undisturbed. he just didnt care what happened after the fact. extremely cold and brutal murder.

I looked him up, Jerrod Murray. He isn't insane, he is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, what is sometimes called psychopathy.

I am sad.i am.caught means he just started and if not caught want to.kill more so horrific.

@MoistDude you torture him to death enough to feel the pain of 17 people

This kid is not insane. He is a product of society.

That was a Military Strike by an irregular Army fighting from the weaker position. Opposite of crazy.

@SID VICIOUS But can you pray away the ghey? Asking for a friend.

@Al-Rawi علي الراوي I can’t properly reply as YouTube censors it.
I was just remarking that I believed that sharia doesn’t apply the same rules to Islamic people as it does to non-Islamic.
Ie crimes against non-Islamic people are a different standard of evidence etc

@Al-Rawi علي الراوي does this apply to the people who killed 3000 on September the 11th or would they get a free pass because it’s infidels getting killed?

@ Al-Rawi علي الراوي , Ok so what if as in this video the suspect who is one person has killed 17 people then how does eye for an eye work then? Will you find 16 other people to judge or put blame on or investigate or maybe even kill? And not everyone agrees with eye for an eye. Thanks for your input.

@Al-Rawi علي الراوي The issue with this idea is that people get stuck in perpetual war.  An eye for an eye or a life for a life means that war, violence and conflict go on forever.  If everyone retaliates, war never ends.  At some point people have to forgive and make peace - unless of course your aim is to grow strong enough to dominate and destroy your opponents and never make peace.

@Al-Rawi علي الراوي العفو عند المقدرة كذا قال الإمام علي

It's scary I know a guy like this but he's a huge pacifist and he doesn't like violence and prefers everyone to be treated equally. He still scares the fuck out of me though.

thats actually how most insane people act. insane people dont act crazy, they are very literal. he doesnt have emotion, he is upset he was caught and he knows that, hes very factual. id trust him around me more than most people ngl.

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!!

He knows exactly what he's done and doesn't plea for false justice, complete lack of remorse and emotions in general, now that's real

That dudes cooked and blaming GOD is a plea. Crazy people aren't evil even if the crime is often feel sorry. They confess. And often they Pray out of desperation. They will snap on false Crazy people.


Nick: “Demons man... voices..”

Every Cop: “Shut up!”

@Kwahu Jakquai 2 completely disparate topics but ok.

I find it interesting how cops seem to think they know how someone should react in an interrogation setting as if they're psychological experts. Sad because they are idiots that are often lacking menial training with the use of firearms.

@Tommy Manuel Ironic, given no one mentioned race before your comment.

@Tommy Manuel I didn't say anything about race. I said that the cops were trying to protect the integrity of his statements by making sure he didn't admit to anything before his miranda rights and without a lawyer. You saw that I was black and race came to your mind. I think you might be the racist.

@Dwayne Smith they wanted to tell him that why? Because he's white, and they're white? Stop making everything about race. He's shit, the cops did not do anything bad here, at least on what's shown in the video, and you're instigating crap.

@Liz Nichols Yeah but 1. hes a teenager 2. they have body cams on

Cops only believe in demons if it excuses their infidelity. lol

I couldn't help laugh my ass off on that part 😂😭


Everyone's talking about Cruz but the part with the actually insane person was much more interesting. I'd love to see more analysis of interviews of the criminally insane.

Yeah but this is a better showing of what collecting information looks like when it’s done right. Cruz may be less interesting but the methods used to gain the info from him is the star here.

@Christopher Perkins what has his birth chart to do with this?

I think it was interesting how he was still being respectful and honest the whole time

They did a video on him already.... it may actually be on their patreon but it’s only $1 a month :)

He reminds me of the lead character in "The Stranger" by Camus. Just taking actions, without self-consciousness. Very strange.

there's one kind of similar to that person! its on this channel and the video is titled  "The Bizzare case of Stephen Michael". His behavior during the interrogation was really unsettling but interesting so i def recommend it :)

There's a video of that on YT. Search his name.

There isn’t much to it lol crazy people do crazy shit

This guy really resembled 'Eugene' from the Walking Dead imho


This is the parkland shooting that x made a memorial for


The genuine insane guy was sitting and talking as if he was doing a job interview.

@Jennifer Ewing hey, autistic person here. We do care about social norms and cues. We're just bad at it, usually. We tend to have to learn it in a literal sense because we just don't "get it". Also, don't generalize autistic people. We are a mix of sensory, social, and emotional issues. Some of us have it easier than others. Some of us can't or refuse to speak. It effects what foods and textures we like. Some of us repeat your words back to you. Literally. Yes, we're not insane, but please don't compare it.

@Louie Adi that's not a psychopath. He's insane. Psychopaths have motives. Insane people don't need one.

@OwOberon You are a hero, a legend. My love for you is insanely great because of this act!!!

i'm not 100% sane and was confronted by the police once. i acted the same way

i'm not 100% sane and was confronted by the police once. i acted the same way

@Andrea M psychopath calm and collected since they have no sympathy and empathy. Sociopath maniac and mad crazy

Being a psychopath or a sociopath does not make one insane. Obviously, I haven’t evaluated the “crazy” person & only saw snippets of an interview, but he looked, at worst, to be on the Autism Spectrum. They don’t really care to be bothered with social norms and social cues, but they’re also not insane. I think that’s a bad example, based on what little evidence that’s presented here, of someone who is insane. Insanity is literally a break with reality. He was very in touch with reality. He would also need to have no idea that what he was doing was wrong &/or, if he did understand the difference, it was too late to change course.

@Crystal Tan  If he was diagnosed and went, or is going through therapy, he very well can admit he is a sociopath. Many sociopaths live very uneventful or "normal" lives.

@Andrea M No, A sociopath doesn't handle situations calmly, if he was a sociopath, he would have had 5 mental breakdowns at that point. Pscycopaths on the other hand do not freak out, they literally don't feel... anything

@sekan star who said I'm laughing at those kinds of post?, I find them anoying. Most of those post are made by 14 years old atention seekers that think depression is something cool and "aesthetic". Posting an image of a sad Bart Simpson saying "im broken" while not knowing what real depression looks like makes it harder for actually depressed people to be taken seriosly. I've been taking pills for about a year now and seeing some of my classmates think that a mental illness is something cool makes me somewhat angry, I just hope they grow out of that mindset.

@CERTIFIED BRUH MOMENT They have a large check list of answers and questions and have you go in several times to answer the same questions to see how  you rate yourself week after week including what you eat, how much, sleep, feelings etc... plus they obviously study your emotional state and talk to you about your emotional state. They know genuine and fake.

It probably is because he thought maybe he could finally feel something then

It probably is because he thought maybe he could finally feel something then

@Jxzer people say "reach out, get help, talk to somebody" and yet when you do, like post something online there will be people laughing at you for faking it or say you just do that for attention, they will say why not talk to family and friends instead of posting online, those people may not realized that we got depression because of those friends and family, people react to depression different, it not one side fit all, they said depression make you not wanting or have the energy to do anything well, I work 12 hours a day 7 days a week, they said depression make you withdraw into yourself, ask my friends and colleagues they will tell you I'm the funniest person ever, always telling jokes to make they laugh ( cause nobody makes me laugh ) and as a depression person I know how valuable laughter is, not one day go by in the last few years that I haven't thinking about may be a jump out of the window will make all this pains go away, so please don't laugh at those posts

@Ailee Hansen the fact that the videos are shorter is really important. you cant convey as much information anywhere near as convincingly in a 30 second video as you can a 10 minute one, much less an hour-long one

@bigsmall246 I completely agree, though I did say same concept, not features 😁

@Stephen Grigg I believe only small % of psychopaths would actually kill. They are more common and some are even good because of their emotional resilience and very logical way of thinking.

@tiredbuthappy he is scary because he is unpredictable, because his logic is different. People who recognize that will steer clear.

@Crystal Tan pretty sure they can be told it, like professionally like a diagnosis

Well you know, he's facing the police, bragging about killing people without remorse might very well give him the job

@Crystal Tan  Ever heard of diagnosis? Its actually a thing.

@Crystal Tan  Ever heard of diagnosis? Its actually a thing.

@ayikahS H for the most part sociopaths are just really disconnected and don't understand emotions. Psychopaths understand emotions but just don't feel them, that's why they're more likely to manipulate or kill.
They're both chemical imbalances and a product of their environment.
The sociopath in this scenario is a good example of the difference though, he answers very matter of factly and seems to have no self preservation, or even a real sensible plan. Basically psychopaths blend in better

@Crystal Tan Why are you on YouTube taking information from here? Lol it’s the same exact concept except the videos are shorter. Also, the woman the commenter was referring to is also clinically diagnosed with ASPD, and shares about her PERSONAL experience with it. How else can we learn about the human experience except by listenening to human experience? 😂

@Alyssa Beth No i dont and will never use Tiktok. Why would anyone take any information from there lol.

@CERTIFIED BRUH MOMENT Well, i didnt know his backstory lol chill

@CERTIFIED BRUH MOMENT Well, i didnt know his backstory lol chill

@Jxzer them people are attention seekers and annoying

@Jxzer them people are attention seekers and annoying

@Crystal Tan ??? Then how do people get diagnosed by doctors?????wow lol

@Crystal Tan ??? Then how do people get diagnosed by doctors?????wow lol

@Daniel Garrett if you were you would know both refer to the same problem.

@Daniel Garrett if you were you would know both refer to the same problem.

@Crystal Tan I suggest not giving info on mental illness, especially when you don’t know anything about it.

@Crystal Tan Um yes you can and lots do, have you never seen that girl on TikTok? She raises awareness on it lots and many people diagnosed are open about it.

@Crystal Tan People should stop talking about mental illnesses without knowing shit on that

@Crystal Tan yeah... the same goes to people who post depression quotes

@Crystal Tan yeah... the same goes to people who post depression quotes

Because he didn't feel it was wrong, he just knows that you call it wrong. But in nature its not wrong. He seemed like he was in a psychosis of sorts.

@Crystal Tan yes they aboslutely can lmao sociopaths arent stupid

@Crystal Tan yes they aboslutely can lmao sociopaths arent stupid

@Crystal Tan you can actually be diagnosed with it, i personally know a sociopath and she’ll tell you she is because she’s been diagnosed with ASPD (sociopathy)

He was extremely polite though. Probably one of the easier people to deal with in the facility he’s in now. Especially because he showed he uses a weapon for violence, and not his hands/brute force.

The fact that he is clearly very articulate and intelligent makes him even more terrifying.

@Daniel Garrett I don’t think an actual sociopath will recognize himself as a sociopath lol why are you such a wannabe.

@Andrew Zierk oh, yeah. I got so entangled in the second guy and his end result, that being a key element of this video blew right past in my thought process while posting this comment.🤪

@Melanie Wrenn someone like that would go to a hospital not a prison thats why this kid was acting like cause he hoped to go to a hospital instead thinking it would be way better when in reity i think a psych hospital is way worse

The demon got him set up to get his A-- beat 🤣🤣😭💀

The demon got him set up to get his A-- beat 🤣🤣😭💀

I wish I had that kind of poise in my interviews!

I wish I had that kind of poise in my interviews!

Exactly! He was very scary. Pretty sure that even the hard core dudes in prison are gonna steer clear of that creep.

the insane guy is a lot like gomer pile from full metal jacket

the insane guy is a lot like gomer pile from full metal jacket

He legit had no remorse for anything he did, only cared that he got caught and was fully expecting and okay with the death sentence so in his mind I assume he wanted to get the whole thing done with as soon as possible, no remorse, no feelings, not even a sense of self preservation, it's really scary


As a demon myself, I would not talk to nikolas he’s just way too cringe to torture.

@Alex Cook I’m talking to myself I’m clumsy af 😅

Y’all torture people Hecc I just make everyone clumsy cause it’s funny

@Ziad Sayed I know right?! That Dog is cute. The smile and the eyes are the cutest! Best Daemon ever!

@Alex Cook lmfao I paused it too. But I talking about the person who said this "dEmOn" wow so evil 😂

Cute demon btw, if that's you in the pfp

@Keidfilms They aren’t joking about the atrocities he committed.. They are joking about the cringey and stereotypical way  he acts when he talks about demons and the way he acts crazy.

I don’t want to be rude or anything it’s just kind of not good talking lightly about that, I mean he was shooter Again no offense but still you probably shouldn’t joke about stuff like that

@Alonzomadrigal what do you mean by that

Using fear against them for eternity  sounds fun

Literally the second hand embarrassment I got from him whenever he tries to act insane or crazy

I’m a demon too. Torturing people is pretty easy. For example, we feed Jeffrey Dahmer vegetables.

Yeah, I can confirm that dude was <b>pretty</b> cringe.

Yeah, I can confirm that dude was *pretty* cringe.

@NEUCLEAR 7 read my name again (I'm from Pakistan)....

As one of the Seven princes of Hell, Belphegor demon of sloth, I agree on your statement: too cringe and too boring. Mortals need to learn to keep us out of their trivial matters.

@Giorgos Terzakis not sure what you mean by cycle but I explode myself when I see cringe, and oh boy did I explode after watching this video.

What music do you recommend to listen to?

I'm a demon...my breed is sent here to embarrass dumbass humans so that other peoples can laugh at them.

It was me recommending the music to this dweeb.

....also told him to pretend he was seeing things in the interview room.

I've had quite the laugh with this one.

@amir khan Nice transformation man what's your cycle?

I'm a self exploding demon, and I can confirm what you said, BTW are you the freedom type of demon?


this is so annoying, he comes up with this fake story about his “demons” and then proceeds to literally blame every single action, voluntary or involuntary, on them.

@worst gamer lol his description about the music the demons told him to play and what the demons tell him in general all is true I know trust me I never experienced it but trust me this guy was demonically possessed, the music is German why? think hitler he played music all the time he was also demonically possessed

Me and my demons are vibin in the corner

It was cringe when he was acting suicidal and saying lies about demons and stuff

Like how people say "the devil made me do it"

@Santos Lozano when was the last real demon possession.... And when did we discover drugs for mental illness

Ik everyone out here saying that the demons have nothing to do with his actions, but it is well documented in history cases of demonic posession in humans as well as demonic obsession which can cause people do lose their minds and go crazy.

@Rick The goat idea goes way back to the KJV Bible.

Reminds me of some girls and their Zodiac signs hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

that is why goats are connected to satanism, scapegoating. there are still several villages that parade a goat through the village where everyone shouts at the goat for bad things that happened to them.

his demon should have requested an attorney off the rip.

Youre the demon.  "No its not mee"<br>No bro, I get your point.  Im telling you that youre wrong.

Youre the demon.  "No its not mee"
No bro, I get your point.  Im telling you that youre wrong.

You'd think he would premeditate his defense the way he premeditated his murders.

Yeah, for someone who "didn't like" the demons, he didn't resist them very well.


Well act or no act, a normal person wouldn't kill nobody. I don't know point of videos all of them are crazy for me.


Shooter: "voices and demons. Where did the demons go?"<br>Officer: "shut up."

Shooter: "voices and demons. Where did the demons go?"
Officer: "shut up."

The whole thing seems unreal, like a spoof. A lot of the talking just sounds like jokes. "What kind of phone is it?" "It's a phone..." I couldn't help but laugh at that, and I hate myself for it.

The funniest part if he truly was schizophrenic or whatever is that he would zone out everything but the voices. Also rather used officers “shut up” line instead of that stupid act lol

@Virgin Wrists,( btw I have great music playlists) it's funny since Nicholas was an Agnostic, but believe in demons

@Virgin Wrists,( btw I have great music playlists) well could be XD

It sounded like the officer became as pissed off as I was when he suddenly, falsely asked, "What happened?" right after that, feigning a blackout.

Nice to see there are atheists in police force