The genuinely crazy guy at the beginning in the suit, he was so matter of fact about how and why he killed that guy. no emotion at all, just sounding so calm and educated. THAT is the scariest part because i've met people like that and its so creepy.

@Mariam zzz One thing I wish our government would look at is Mental Health I think we definitely need to stop making so many prison and start pushing some of these people to Mental Wards - I had a good friend the nicest guy you could imagine would help you in a heart beat with anything after several years his mother started to tell people that he was hearing voices and that people where following him and out to get him - She called the Cops several times because it was getting worse but they could not do anything since he had not made a threat - that same night he killed two people in a terrible brutal way

Yeah I had a friend who was a U.S Marshal he would always tell me that they are serial killers that go up and down the coast and will only get caught if the cops get lucky.

@Son of Tiamat well yea Morality and Logic/Reasoning/etc. are completely different things

Youve met murder? Or socially awkward people?

@Son of Tiamat From what I understand of Socipathy. Socipathy is having a lack of understanding of consequences and the inability to see other people as real. They feel superior and that they are above everyone else. They will have strong urges to manipulate and do whatever for thier own benefit because they do not believe that others are people like them. Thier lack of emotions and such stems from the inability to connect to other people and form relationships also doesn't help with this.
This isn't to say that everyone with sociopathy is a murderer or an inherently bad person. They have no sense of right or wrong so how could they know what they are doing is wrong? Some people are able to understand that they are different and seek help for it and guidance so that they don't hurt other people.
Don't stigmatize those with socipathy. They aren't all bad people or serial killers, just like how it is for everybody else, and sociopathy doesn't make someone inherently evil
They guy stated everything as it was because that's just how it is. No wrong or bad labels attached to it because of his lack of moral compass. Its just fact.

That guy is the type of guy I'd latch onto in the pub and have a great laugh with. And somehow not end up dead. Am a likeable guy that way lol 😆

@:D I wouldn't say sociopathic. Sociopaths are deceitful liars who manipulate others. This guy genuinely did not have a moral compass, but was also rational enough to understand his actions had consequences

Edit: I don't know what I'm talking about, so anyone feel free to correct me

@Son of Tiamat honestly sociopathic. Like how do you come up with this? Or maybe his ass just improved that idk

@Chris Bruggers lol those segments were hilarious. Especially when he was reporting on the search for the missing person

it was very  creepy when he simply stared at the detective after he asked what he wanted to do in asher oklahoma

@Antonio Medrano he’s talking about a different guy dingus.

"I'm sad that I got caught... so quickly" had me ROLLING. I was NOT expecting that.

Yeah. Because your brain literally isnt sure how to react. Its like a predator/ prey feeling.

You’ve met people that  have killed their mothers and act calm about it ?

I detected quite a bit of pride in his voice. Very chilling.

He reminds me of The Onion... autistic news reporter Michael Falk... who wanted to go to prison for the rigid daily routine

@Mariam zzz He didn't wish. He recommended it( eye for an eye). Wishing for the death penalty shows fear and or guilt. Stating it as a fair punishment for killing is a rational response and not an emotional one

Yeah these people are like NPCs. The lights are on but nobody's home. Recognise them and avoid them at all costs.

Yeah, even the way he talked after trial to the reporter. It was not just the typical "no m'am" to all answers, he was listening carefully and responded rapidly. It's both fascinating and creepy af


“He then shows suicidal tendencies by using a fake finger gun and shooting himself in the head”

I’ve seen elephants more subtle then this

@Waltzin' Matilda Yeah sure, it's more how he does it. And it's more complicated like that, It can also just be a cry for attention.

@Jesus Saves  @Jesus Saves  did he die to save us from hell or to free us from the weight of our sin? Not going to hell sounds nice. But i think thats glossing over the more important gift of finding forgiveness for ourselves, and the strength to help our neighbors. the courage to love strangers, and by his example love, and forgive even those who flay, torture, and crucify us. Sweetie please, even a worm like me can see the beauty in that holy book, but youre missing the forest for the brimstone. Goddess bless ❤ Hail Discordia 🌭

@QuirkyTomatoBoy 1. The TRUTH. And 3. You just took two fat hits. Buckle your seatbelt, hon.

i started laughung so hard when he did that

Jesus died and rose again to save you from hell, but you have to accept him as your savior first. These Bible verses explain how you can accept Jesus as your savior and have eternal life (John 3:16, Romans 3:23, 3:10, 5:12, 6:23, 5:8-9, 10:9-10, 10:13, 10:17, 8:28, Ephesians 2:8-9, Hebrews 11:1-3, James 1:17, 2 Peter 3:9-10, 1 Corinthians 15:51-55, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, Revelation 21:4-6) 🙂

@Fallenangel 85 this one is obviously fake but ive seen my brother do this alot when he had depression

i had someone in my class years ago that faked suicidal thoughts and depression. always tried to get attention and make people feel bad for them. they used to do that when they “thought no one was looking 😭🥺”. actual cringe.

@jayson phillips What's the name of the government agency? Which drugs and gases are they using? What are your sources? There's a reason why things like this are always so vague. It isn't real and not even you can understand what you're talking about.

@The Friendly bot It is exactly like that. He just thought "Okay, what are the most mainstream depictions of 'crazy' that I know? Uhm...voices, yeah, voices in my head! Psych, psychologist...okay." I mean, he already is not very bright, but this disgusting amalgamation of every TV-crazy thing the kid has ever seen is just insulting.

@Jacob Lindauer  Nah, dawhh, there are a million pieces of subversive art, most of the biggest fans of it are quite chill people. Never found anyone who was REALLY, REALLY into anything, be it movies, music, whatever, who went out and did these crimes. Sure, they owned a CD, but unless you have a shelf of albums, you aren't that music fan, you are not that metal nerd. There has never been a shooting by an impassioned metalhead, for example, only some dingus with a Marylin Manson album, which is bastardized goth rock, not a bit of heavy metal in it.

@K J What happened in the hospital? Your definition of "He just got emotional" is probably different from mine. I've heard of folks lashing out physically and then, the physical fight being called no big deal as it was "oh, they were just emotional". Not saying you did that, just an example of how those words can mean anything, so they effectively mean nothing. If you really want to convince me about this, you have to let us know WHY they did what they did.

@Eris1. Whatever drugs are you guys on? And 2. Can I have some?

Yeahhh super cringy.  pantoniming shooting themselves and then pouting isnt a sign of suicidal tendencies, its a sign that youre a scene kid in 2008

If suicidal people acted like that, I'm pretty sure those numbers would drop down. I want to know what movies he has watched to think this is something people do lmao

@freedomof speech2019 I have, I did it the other night actually

@freedomof speech2019 I spent many years going inpatient every few months because I was suicidal and misdiagnosed so pretty much not treated. While I have seen and experienced abuses especially in certain hospitals, I have never seen or heard of this. There will always be abuse when someone has that kind power over someone. But this is complete and total BS.

for GOD so loved the world  that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven💛

@Josclyn that’s pretty sad man, hope you can.....distance yourself from those kinds of thoughts, if you haven’t already.

reminds me of jared leto’s “damaged” tattoo on his forehead in suicide squad lmfao

In the ward I was in, me and my friends would always “joke” around with the finger gun but the difference is instead of crying we would smile and laugh because dying is our only wish

Ya somebody watched taxi driver and thought it would be a good idea to replicate it

If the guy had real suicidal tendencies and DIDNT know he was being watched he would move back and fort with impatience at worst. And if he KNEW he was being watched, he would cloister even more. No one would have managed to make him answer a question and became truly impossible to interview. A lot of people who had those tendencies tend to do some kind of expression demonstrating increasing anxiety moments before attempting anything and if they know they are being watched they would refrain of expressing anyintention of self harm since they know they would be stopped the moment they tried . In this guy case it would be self harm against a wall if he didn't know. It's not like he was fully restrained to do so or become more closed if he knew.

Instead he just made hand gestures. Wich could aswell  be drawing spirals next to his head or touching his lower lips and making crazy cartoon lips.

But cant expect decent acting from a guy who is barely out of school and knows jackshit of the real world.

The only good thing here is that this guy is probably getting VERY aquainted with the real world right now.

@The Insomniac Scientist ok thank you professor for your biology class

@freedomof speech2019 thats because he was right behind you!

@genericjohnsmithname i worked for a private hospital in the midwest thats known throughout the country. I assure you this kid was no where near 1 of my facilities

@freedomof speech2019 well deary me it seems one of your patients has escaped

@The Insomniac Scientist no they mean that elephants are fucking huge, therefore not subtle

@K J as a person whose worked in dept of corrections as well as a psych hospital, this is all news to me

Elephants are chill AF though, So long as they don't see you as a threat. I'd say I've seen rilled up Gorillas more subtle than him

Yeah, this is not how someone suicidal behaves lol.


Everybody's talking about how hilarious the "the demon wants an attorney" line is, but I can't stop laughing at him trying to "cut" himself with a discarded bandaid.

The knife wasn't sharp enough to cut himself so he tried the bandaid.

@Brad Miller That's probably because I was at the time. Like I said the girl was 16 and I was 15.

You'd be amazed by how far people go in asylum. I've been in asylum 3 times.
The last time, I was fed up because this girl (16) kept talking about how she wass scarifying herself because she wanted to die and it led to a long argument about how she can't die from scratches.
To prove my point I asked her to try on my arm, the hardest, the longest before getting caught. Of course cisors, knifes and other edgy stuffs are never even entering the facility so she had to go full 007 to get her hands on something that'd work.

During lunch she took a yogurt and a plastic spoon. After lunch she gave the yogurt back but didn't throw the spoon.
In the afternoon, she brought me to the only place without cameras, the bathroom, and we had to do a bunch of entry/exit to bug out the system and being able to walk together at the same time inside.
She then cracked the shell on the back of the spoon by pressing on both ends. It did kinda like a force bulb and eventually cracked, leaving a bunch of spikes like a fork would.

To this day it's still hard to say what was the most impressive:
The fact she was crazy, the fact I was as crazy letting her scarifying me to prove a point or the fact she was so smart about it.

when he had a plastic bottle cap that can actually lightly scratch you sitting on the water bottle that was <b>directly given to him</b>

when he had a plastic bottle cap that can actually lightly scratch you sitting on the water bottle that was *directly given to him*


why is he fondling with the handcuff chain with his toes?


And the Government still gets rich. Disgusting.


That first guy is the biggest clown I've ever seen in a true crime case. I thought it was common knowledge that everything you do is recorded in an interview room but, I guess not ..

@Maybe Lol legit, may we get more clowns like this to laugh at.

It is common knowledge. These people are just under so much stress that they're incapable of simplicity (If they're guilty, of course) even if they aren't sometimes... Everyone got a plan til they get punched in the face, type thing... Interrogators know what they're doing lol

and i am so glad its not so we get clips like this


Oh my gosh that poor sibling in the fast food restaurant. That's fucked up.

@sean 123 it's just an expression dude c'mon.

@Shrek’s Son the shooter went into a McDonald's afterward and sat down across from a guy and spoke with him, apparently.

Turns out the shooter had shot that guy's sister IN THE CHEST just minutes earlier.

11:28

@Shrek’s Son the shooter went into a McDonald's afterward and sat down across from a guy and spoke with him, apparently.

Turns out the shooter had shot *that guy's sister IN THE CHEST just minutes earlier.*

11:28

I don’t want to watch an hour long video can you tell me what happened

@sean 123 The lord, as in Jesus Christ. My comment also didn’t need to be interpreted that deeply. It’s just a phrase used to express happiness/relief.

@Rainbow ruler His sister survived thankfully.. But it’s so messed up. Idk how i would feel if i were the brother

@LoveCrazedDummy probably wished he knew

@LoveCrazedDummy Probably Anger, Sadness, Guilt. Anger because his sister's killer was right in front of him, Sadness because it happened, and guilt because he couldn't do anything about it.

Right. I wonder how he felt after he found out


"Does the demon have the name of a particular attourney?"

This man should have been a comedian. Fuckin gold.

And then he scratches his nose while glancing at the camera like he just gave the punchline, great delivery just like a true comedian.


Officer : “why did you stop smoking marijuana?”
Kid : “it’s illegal”
Also the kid : shoots up an entire school

Officer : “why did you stop smoking marijuana?”
Kid : “it’s illegal”
Also the kid : *shoots up an entire school*

we should just make murder illegal . Problem solved

I assume he wanted to avoid incarceration from a smaller crime so he wouldn't be criminally punished before he wanted to commit his much larger scale crime.

@Y Derga about 1/4 of the states have it recreational, and half have it medically legal. Only problem is because its still federally illegal you can be smoking in a legal state and still get got by the federal agents/troopers ( whatever the proper term for that is). Its highly unlikely but its still legally possible for them to arrest weed smokers in legal states as far as my understanding of it goes.

@j4mes ikr people are sick in the head making “jokes” like that.

@Adan Aviles Weed just shouldn't be illegal tbh

I live in Kansas and I’ve been caught w no more than a few grams more than once (3 times, I’m 23). And those moments still didn’t stop me from going and copping again! Fuck if it’s illegal. I’ll take my charge if there are alcoholics out there legitimately hurting others..I don’t have his kinds of demons but I don’t think weed was helping man’s, I feel it might’ve been heightening his homicidal thinking. <br> RIP to all the victims ❤😔

I live in Kansas and I’ve been caught w no more than a few grams more than once (3 times, I’m 23). And those moments still didn’t stop me from going and copping again! Fuck if it’s illegal. I’ll take my charge if there are alcoholics out there legitimately hurting others..I don’t have his kinds of demons but I don’t think weed was helping man’s, I feel it might’ve been heightening his homicidal thinking.
 RIP to all the victims ❤😔

@KernelKraut thats what you want us to think

It's medically legal in my state and I use it for my problems. I am also happy to hear the weed commercials on the radio it brings a smile to my face.

@Y Derga wow, someone’s triggered that they can’t articulate properly. All I said was most states aren’t legal FULLY when you claimed so. Only 17 legalized recreational use AND medical.  Have a nice day😊

@Derzie when the majority of places in said country are legal including the state the subject in question lives in, then yes id consider myself correct. Or youre mad  you couldn't get your daily "well ackchyuallyyy" internet fix.

@Y Derga you said pot is legal, it’s only legal recreationally in 17 states, rewrite what you mean next time then. Did you mean medically or recreationally?

@Derzie im referring to the country in which this kid was put under trial, which is america (obviously). 35/50 of the states in USA have already legalized it fully and the other 14 of the 15 no longer imprison for carrying Marijuana, only fine. The only state I believe still has possession of Marijuana a criminal offense is Georgia but even they are in process of revising their laws. Where have you been the past couple of years?

@Y Derga idk what state or country you’re from but yeah you can be lmao

@Derzie it might as well be, you cant be incarcerated for smoking it.

@Young Dab Didnt the video exactly explain what the difference between them is? The other guy (someone who really was insane) was giving straight answers to every question like its a game show. He didnt question himself, he didnt have remorse, he had no emotion at all. Cruz, the dumb little kid who just wanted to kill people on the other hand faked an entire demon story and voices telling him to kill people. IF he would have been clinically insane, he wouldnt have to make up stories and suicidal tendencies.

Or in other words: If you are truly insane, you dont need to prove it.

@Y Derga Considering how easy it can be to get a hold of a gun in the US and most states still haven’t made weed legal... no lol.

@Hetty What separates the 2nd guy from Nikolas Cruz? In actuality they're all the same. Either crazy or sane, they're all in the same boat. Nikolas Cruz killed over a dozen people and the 2nd guy only killed 1, Nikolas is crazy and sane at the same time.

Plot twist, its 2021 pot is legal, shooting up kids still isn't.

@Ingognito Dawson McGee is faking it, looks like he's trying to emulate someone with Asperges rather than someone who's insane.
Jerrod Murray really was clinically insane.
And Cruz was definitely faking it all

@Ingognito nikolas is pretending and the first guy but the second guy was crazy

Wait is Nikolas pretending to be crazy, or is the first guy with the beard pretending to be crazy? Someone please answer.

cause nobody killed someone under the influence of alcohol ... its total safe ....

@R “professionals have standards” - Sniper TF2


It’s very off putting watching the one man who was actually declared insane. Absolutely devoid of emotion, but ended everything with a punctual “Yes, Sir, No Sir”, and “Yes Ma’am, No Ma’am.”

Edit: How...do I have this many likes? Lol

@All A Dream We Dreamed

Could be a possibility

I wonder if he had planned on a police stand-off and suicide-by-cop. And that's why he was disappointed he was caught so early, and earnestly asked for the death penalty.

@K J Omg I know right? for crimes other than murder, you do NOT want to serve your time in a forensic psych facility because
1.  You do not have a concrete sentence. With a good lawyer you get a good plea you kniw exactly how much time you have to do before going up for parole and how often you get the opportunity to convince parole board, plus you get time served pre-hearing  and some prisons give you time off for good behavior where a good month works off 2 weeks of sentence or whatever it is, you know exactly what it is. As long as you can avoid fighting, drugs, etc you can count on your time with some degree of certainty and plan to do your time constructively .
If you are declared insane, the hospital  can extend your sentence indefinitely, THEY  decide when and if you get  out. Pre-80s it d ou d happen rarelt that someone got out alot earlier than they wouldve in prison,  but mostly and especially past 40 yrs, they are more likely to keep you far longer than your prison sentence wouldve been. In addition, you have much fewer rights because you are still an inmate, but you are not considered an "adult" for lack of a better word. They decide what meds you take.
Being in a civilian mental ward not of your choosing is horrific. A forensic (prison) mental ward is going to be so much worse. They wont just throw you in adseg, they can tie you to a bed in 4 point restraints. You do not get to refuse whatever medication they give you, which is often 1st gen antipsychotics regardless if you need them, bcus they keep ppl sedated, slow,  unable to barely talk or move, its NOT a good "high" and can cause permanent speech disability and tics like tarkive dyskinesia, it also makes it hatd to even form thoughts and thos can continue long after you stop taking it. You cant even get aroused or beat off.  Even if they dont drug you there are no programs to work toward anything because youre supposed to be too nuts and if you show recovery from that they will just send you to prison to finish sentence  anyway.
You will not neccessarily be entitled to information about your crime, case, or sentence, or anything abput yourself that an inmate might usually be able to get (albeit slowly).
     At least in prison, if not in max, you will likely have rec time, yard time, can play cards with others, watch tv, there may be library or GED  or distance college courses, religious services, you may even be able to start something like a book club.
Now I can see someone wanting to go instead to a forensic psych facility only under special circumstances like...

1. They really were legally insane ie psychotic to tje degree they could not possibly understand right from wrong. (not due to drugs, which the law considers that by taking drugs you have agreed to  take responsibility for anything you do on them)

2. if they dont meet that legal definition but  have multiple serious mental illnesses requiring meds and regular mtgs with a psychiatrist, without which they will suffer  horribly, because this can be impossible to obtain in many prisons.

3. They dont want to die in prison ie the only outcome is  death penalty or LWOP.
     even with # 3 ,
death row can be one of the best housing available in some prisons,  to the degree some lwop inmates will kill someone just to get sent there.  Death row inmates are allowed at least 8 various appeals , which they do not pay for, (everyone else gets 1 and has to cover expenses),  and in some prisons
often can have: personal belongings, more lawyer and priest visits and there can be a sense of family among those there. They usually live a good 20 yrs post sentencing . This stuff isnt always the case but it is common. So even death row may be preferable to life in a forensic psych ward.

@Fiona idk i think he panicked and made that stupid plan. I think he was scared to death but didn't want to show it to others so that's why he seem so polite, listen how he said "death sentence"- he shaked a little

@non lo so seems like he wanted it to be found

@Patrick Sweeney well "intelligent" he covered the body with a bunch of leaves and,, a stick 🗿

This part was an incredible sight to me. This further proves that some people do things because they just want to. No specific reason, just want to try it. He had no remorse but was fully aware it was wrong and felt he should die for it. Then comes the Parkland,FL guy with his bullsh**

And he seemed super intelligent so could probably have done a better job than the others of faking it. What made him into a casual killer, I wonder?

I did this when I was trying to get out of the mental facility. Idk who would want to be there, it's not all fun and games and the nurses gaslight because they don't think you're smart, but you know exactly what is going on. Just super paranoid that's all. Everyone gets arrested when they go even if you go in voluntarily.


"Does the demon know an attorney?"

Demons are creatures from hell that are evil to their core. So it is perfectly normal to assume they'd be hanging out around law schools.

@Charles Tucker Oh yes, that's a great movie. I love Al PAcino in general, but he really fits that role well. Keanu Reeves is also pretty good in it, in my opinion.

For sure. You ever watch devils advocate? Keanu, Pacino, Charlize. Awesome movie

Lmao I read this comment in the voice when he pauses the video to explain things

The demon doesn’t need an attorney because he already is one.

I always knew that Harvard was the Eighth Circle of Hell.

Edit: My apologies: I don't remember the Inferno that well. I should have said the Eighth Circle (Fraud) instead of the Seventh Circle (Violence).

Pffft. This video's comment section is gold!

at this point the detective is just mocking him.


but this detective and his many key problem


"Your demon wants an attorney... Does the demon know an attorney? Anyone in particular?" That had me rolling 🤣

"oh yeah the demon does actually. his name is say tann. have heard of him ?"


Man... I have been lurking your page for a few weeks now, like a dope feind waiting on a dealer to call him back. Anxiously awaiting a new upload. Huge fan of your content, I subbed maybe a year or 2 ago.. I have recommended you to some people. I have even walked by a coworker watching one of your videos about 2 or 3 weeks ago, gave me an urge to watch a couple videos. Obviously I had to rewatch that dude Jeff. Just letting you know man, you have reached a wide audience and are great at what you do. It blew my mind to see someone so random at work watching your content.. can't wait to see more.

JCS is done. They posted a big explanation but basically YouTube keeps flagging their videos so they aren't dealing with it anymore.


Just gonna throw this out there. We would all be more than happy to watch an ad so you make money from this and keep producing content. Let us know how we can support you!


Can we talk about how the interrogator is so good at his job? He was respectful, didn't deliberately piss him off, whatever he was feeling about sitting with a mass murderer he didn't show it; most of all he got all the information they needed by taking no bullshit. People will respect you if you clearly, but politely draw lines in the sand and this guy did it expertly. At the end of the day, he has a wife and kids to go home to and he doesn't have time for stupid games. Big respect to that man

Yeah that’s basically how interrogators do their jobs normally. Interrogators don’t behave like how they do in Law and Order yelling and getting belligerent and tossing papers in the air and act like they’re trying to win an Emmy.

I mean to be fair its his job so.... and these kinds of jobs are needed to be taken seriously

That detective could of beat his ass, that take some serious restraint not to

@Borfis Jort  I'm just speculating here, but Mass murderer is hardly a trait of an emotionally mature and empathetic person. His actions in the video show he is selfish and calculated, only really worried about what will happen to himself. If bullying did affect him, I doubt he tried to deal with it in the typical way. His crime may have been his attempt to draw the line in the sand- obviously going to such lengths shows a general lack of understanding of people as emotional beings. Most people would try to resolve conflicts verbally and just leave it at that.

@Borfis Jort  Who are you responding to? Nobody has even said that.

"People will respect you if you're nice to them"<br>Tell that to the people who bullied Nikolas...

"People will respect you if you're nice to them"
Tell that to the people who bullied Nikolas...

@Tommy  Shorts  ✔ That a self promo mate? Sad to see honestly

@BillyDeLacey That's why I think he did such an amazing job, selecting the right approach and carrying it out so well. 100% this is a job where you have to be really good at reading and communicating with people.

BillyDeLacey is right, there are many different tactics interrogators have. He could have easily went with the brute force of reality checking instead of slowly laying traps for him. With this one, they already have him red handed and have more than enough proof that he did the shooting. Really there isn't much at stake here expect to disprove his hearing voices which is pretty easy to do unless that person did some heavy research and acting lessons. With the shooter, it really seem like his 19 year old mind thought he could do it easily without much trouble.

@BillyDeLacey He never really said it was, he just said the guy is good at his job.

It was probably more that they had this guy red-handed, and absolutely could not make any errors that could see him get a lighter punishment.

The Stephen McDaniel interrogators could learn a thing or two from this guy... Very calm and level headed


I deal with these cases now as an M.D. and researcher, and it's clear to me by inference that the shooter's grandfather and father are the same person. I dealt with something similar and another serial murderer (more than one occasion and victim). This is why, for many reasons adoption isn't done anymore nor is being able to change your name easily. We say for terrorism in law enforcement, which is not untrue but, yes, the hallmark is the violent inability to deal with shame.


Impressed specifically on ur analysis of the four second show for the camera of “proud then faking a suicidal gun to head”.    Spot on…  it’s also fascinating to me how people believe deleted phone vids/photos are gone forever when manually erased. Same thing w the cloud. IMHO, there is-will be no such thing as a “Ted Bundy” like serial killers due to modern day tech-forensics.


I wish this channel would make more content, all the videos so far are absolutely gripping


This investigator is very good. I love the way he nicely sits right in the kids face


I am going to miss you guys. You made fantastic videos, and you are unfortunately casualties of the universal dumbing down. I hope you end up on another platform, ill certainly follow.

@ki I agree. This issue with this channel is a perfect example. Thank you so much! keep safe!

@bladesociety no problem! :) yeah, it's sad how youtube keeps pushing great creators off this platform when they don't even touch problematic creators :(

@ki Thank you so much! I appreciate the reply. That is so sad.

@bladesociety yes. youtube is demonetizing his channel and pushing him off the platform. it explains more on his Twitter.


I hope JCS is doing ok, would love more content. Its very interesting 😊


I thought these were all going to be people pretending, so when I saw the second guy I was like “idk man I think this guy is insane” hahaha turns out he is. So creepy calm


It might have been act to try and gain sympathy, but let's be honest with ourselves, anybody that would senselessly kill 17 other people has to have "something" mentally wrong with them.


the actual insane guy reminds me of someone i knew in highschool, with the dry delivery and overuse of the word "sir". saying "an eye for an eye" also sounds like something the guy i knew would say if he was in the situation. really creepy. not sure how to feel about that

I went to a boarding school and everyone talked like that because it was mandatory.


I can't get over how polite the actually insane guy was.

People in this comment section are scary, the way he acted was nice, not him directly

He literally killed that poor guy for reason. It wasn’t nice he was insane.

He is absolutely a sociopath, but does that count insane?

@Kristen White ok, interesting. I know a lot less about personality disorders. I don’t think it’s very likely to be found not guilty by way of insanity for a personality disorder though is it? Plus didn’t he seem a little bit too detached from reality in the way he seemed to have absolutely no concern for self preservation?

yeah thats why i dont trust the overpolite people

@Red Pimpleton the Simpleton I’m curious if he was a Sociopath or Schizophrenic. People with ASPD can be impulsive/break rules, feel no guilt for the harm they’ve done and can be perceived as charming or charismatic (which I saw a little of while he was talking). From what I saw, he ticks off <b>almost</b> every box that points to ASPD.

@Red Pimpleton the Simpleton I’m curious if he was a Sociopath or Schizophrenic. People with ASPD can be impulsive/break rules, feel no guilt for the harm they’ve done and can be perceived as charming or charismatic (which I saw a little of while he was talking). From what I saw, he ticks off *almost* every box that points to ASPD.

Like the editor says,”no calculated structure to his behavior,” purposeless violence, dominant negative symptoms, inappropriate lightheartedness, all fit a description of disorganized schizophrenia as I’ve read

Sounds sort of like he has emotional blunting, a schizophrenia symptom where you don’t express or feel a normal range of emotions. If you didn’t feel emotions you would probably learn to just speak politely all the time after enough times of putting people off by just speaking in your normal flat tone. Or not. Idk.

@笑 Dude, he didn't say he was nice. He was just stating a TRUE fact about what Coda Chara had said. I'd have to agree with you, I would not call him nice, but no one said that in the first place.

This is why actions speak a whole lot louder than words..

@笑 bruh they didn't call HIM nice, they called HIS polite manner nice.. and scary.

@Coda Chara it’s not nice bro he killed someone don’t let him fool you. Imagine someone you loved got killed by him and I called him nice. 🤨

@Dana N at the very least that guy has the desire to stay alive, as he felt threatened by the second killer when he brought up his gun.

I know right!!! I couldn't get over all the "yes sir"s and "yes ma'am"s!! It's like I had to sit there and keep reminding myself that that guy just killed someone!!

@Eric but what if the guy he killed didnt have dreams and aspirations

@Gial I mean, even compared to many people that didn't kill someone, that's polite.
After all, being polite doesn't mean you have to be a good person, politeness is just a way of having a conversation, nothing more, nothing less.

And polite he was.

@Eric I feel you need reminding of the context of this video. Compared to someone who didnt kill anyone, of course that is not by the standard of the word polite, but when compared to the other people in this video, he was.

Hes giving the police as much information as possible, stating facts and speaking clearly. Whats a lot more disturbing to me is someone in their right mind committing a mass murder of minors and then proceeding to ACT insane to avoid trial.

@Coda Chara I feel you need reminding he actually killed a living human, someone with dreams and aspirations. So no it's actually not nice it's beyond disturbinh

Yeah, it's kinda nice but also kinda scary


"And once again, I grab the wrong key." I don't know why but that part had me cracking up


In Toronto, there was a 46 yr old woman found dismembered on March 28, 2022. Her son is a suspect. I feel like there’s gonna be a video on this case later in the future.


i wonder how the "crazy guy" would react if the officer had just said "look dude. there's a camera. we all know you're faking it. You're making it worse."<br>Would that have made things easier, or harder?

i wonder how the "crazy guy" would react if the officer had just said "look dude. there's a camera. we all know you're faking it. You're making it worse."
Would that have made things easier, or harder?


Even if the "demon" was real (which it isn't in this case!) 99.99% of people would still feel no sympathy for him!


I feel sorry for the people who are really mentally Ill, as their condition is being used as an excuse to get away from a crime. Not knowing that those criminals are just adding a bad reputation to those who really have that Illness.

I feel sorry for the people who are really mentally Ill, as their condition is being used as an excuse to get away from a crime. Not knowing that those criminals are just adding a bad reputation to those who really have that Illness.

@Emily Anne Thank you so very much for your words of encouragement... I have fibromyalgia and a little-known fact of it is that particularly in females medication side effects tend to manifest a lot more often in those with it, and medications are sometimes less effective so I've gone through most OCD meds on the market and now have to delve into the wild world of antipsychotics. It feels extreme to me but I'm not put off by it because being compelled to mutilate yourself all day every day sure seems a bit psychotic to me! Ahah.

It sounds like you yourself had or are having trials of your own. I'm sorry for that.... and wish you the absolute best of luck, health and happiness! <3

@Kwahu Jakquai I'm talking about criminal insanity, the term used in courts.

@Kwahu Jakquai I'm talking about criminal insanity, the term used in courts.

@Emily Anne Yes, a factor. But not an excuse in my opinion, and certainly not the single factor that made him that way. I've been in therapy since I was a child, but I've never been asked whether I was a danger to myself or others, even when I was a danger to myself. If you're considered a danger, you can get admitted even if you don't want to, at least where I live. Even when you say you have suicidal thought nothing really happens, unless you say say you want to act them out. But.. I have never been a danger to others, even when I myself was attacked, I didn't fight back. I also have (C-) PTSD, another condition that might lead to violent outbursts. The worst thing I've done is break a plate...

@Emily Anne I work with the mentally ill population, so I am highly educated on how ill treated these people are. The system is 100% broken, and only works to further traumatize and injure the populations it is supposed to protect

@Emily Anne I work with the mentally ill population, so I am highly educated on how ill treated these people are. The system is 100% broken, and only works to further traumatize and injure the populations it is supposed to protect

@Meow that's awful your skin must hurt :( youre not a loser they suck.  I hope you're able to get help for the OCD.

@Meow that's awful your skin must hurt :( youre not a loser they suck.  I hope you're able to get help for the OCD.

@Foxfeathers I'm sorry for your pain. I know sometimes it feels like nothing will ever change but when you got that other medication that worked for 14 years the light peaked out and it will happen again even though sometimes it seems like it never will.  I always keep a picture of the worst day and happier days of my life since close by so I can see how bad it's been but also how good it can be even if it's bad again.  It helps to know life can be good again.  ♡

@Emily Anne nay, severe metaphysical contamination OCD to contamination scrupulosity (10 hour showers, etc), however, these were the "good" days, it shifted back to the former and every second of every day it's at 110%. Non-stop mental torture. I get shit on from everyone for being a loser but I bet some of them don't endure as much daily agonizing pain in an entire year

@Icebörg clearly they helped to make him dangerous.  There is a reason when you go to a psychiatrists office they ask if you are a danger to yourself or others.  Depression is a huge factor.

@Icebörg clearly they helped to make him dangerous.  There is a reason when you go to a psychiatrists office they ask if you are a danger to yourself or others.  Depression is a huge factor.

@Sofie Tedesco people with unmedicated severe mental illness can and will hurt a fly.  1000 people in the us are killed every year.  Social justice tries to be kind but the reality is reform for policies of severely mentally ill people are needed badly in america

@Rye Creek true or the severity at the time.  My ocd is "severe" but my bipolar doesnt give me psychosis problems very often unless under a great deal of stress because I take medication (but am admittedly bad at consistency)

@Rye Creek true or the severity at the time.  My ocd is "severe" but my bipolar doesnt give me psychosis problems very often unless under a great deal of stress because I take medication (but am admittedly bad at consistency)

@Meow honestly it depends.  They honestly work together.  When I get anxious my OCD gets worse and worse until it triggers my bipolar disorder usually a manic episode.  I can manage through medication if I exercise 6 days a week eat super healthy and do therapy stuff plus sleep.  But every few years I go through a treatment resistant depression.  I would say the depression is the worst when it's the dimmest and the mania as well but the OCD is constantly bad.  My ocd revolves around religion (not religious) and a fear of death.  Alone I could live with bipolar and perhaps get back to work.  But alone with OCD my life would still be difficult all the time.  People vastly underestimate how destructive OCD is and I wouldnt wish it on my enemy.  I believe mine originated from the the news/school as a kid the 89 earthquake in san fransisco.  Do you worry about how covid 19 will affect kids?  It must be absolute hell for you

@ladyyukon Y people with mental illness dont know what is considered criminally insane.  I honestly saw the second interview and didnt know that guy would be seen as criminally insane.  I have believed I was on a mission from god before.  I have believed there was a secret camera operation in the changing rooms I was in and yelled at mall workers i have gone up to strangers and asked if they were following me.  These are not things I realized were delusions until much later but if I had done something absolutely horrifying or even based on a delusional belief and I didnt know why maybe I'd badly act super "crazy" too because there is always this fear that no one can see that something is wrong i kind of doubt it though but it depends if it is the thought that goes into it vs survival instincts.  What are the results after talking to a psychiatrist?  Had he just admitted to it all like the guy in the second interview he would just be seen as criminally insane?!  I'm not defending him I just think there is something wrong with him.  It's not as black and white as people think.

@Robert Benítez you do not understand what mental illness is.  They are literally diagnosable.  Anorexia is not about a caloric deficit.  It is about food restriction and the inability to eat.  It is not simply not wanting to eat.  Depression has the misconception of being an illness based on sadness.  Sadness is only a symptom some people have.  I am rarely sad when I am depressed.  There is a difference between when I feel lazy and when I am depressed.  When I am lazy I dont want to do anything when I am depressed I cant do anything.  I cant will myself to stand up.  Nothing matters, I cant eat because I dont think about eating because I dont care about eating.  I stare at the wall the entire day and it passes without me realizing it.  Someone literally has to help take care of me.  I dont shower, I dont brush my hair I dont brush my teeth.  If something bad happens I dont care.  That is what depression is like.  But I am bipolar so I'm only depressed in cycles.  When I'm manic it's dangerous too and mania isnt "happiness" which is another misconception.  It can be rage and irritation but it is impulse control problems.  Mental illness is very real.  I am euthymic right now "normal mood" but I still have anxiety as well as ocd and I am trying to get my life sorted to stay this way as long as possible.  If you would like to ask any questions or challenge me on what aspects of mental illness you think are fake I would be happy to help you understand further.  All of my conditions are diagnosed by several doctors and psychiatrists.

@Robert Benítez please test it out.

Also, starving to death != anorexia.

@Robert Benítez please test it out.

Also, starving to death != anorexia.

@Catervarii Think about it. If someone on the brink of starving to death came into a mental health specialist's office begging for help, would they call him an "ignorant asshole" and yell at him to leave?

@Catervarii Think about it. If someone on the brink of starving to death came into a mental health specialist's office begging for help, would they call him an "ignorant asshole" and yell at him to leave?

@Robert Benítez I do understand what you're trying to say, as it is hard to believe something or someone without concrete evidence or standard.

But that's why psychology is made and psychiatrist exist to study and examine people if whether their mental health condition can still be categorize as a normal behavior or not.

@Robert Benítez tricking someone who is league's smarter than you isn't easy

@Robert Benítez tricking someone who is league's smarter than you isn't easy

@God Would I have anorexia if I just decided to starve myself right here and now to prove a point and if not, what mental illness do I have? How would you prove that someone's suicide was a result of anorexia and not another factor? What you're describing as anorexia is, in my opinion, mostly anecdotal and flimsy. Anorexia, as I've said in another comment, just appears to be an inclination to not eat since you think you're getting too fat. Are people on a diet considered anorexic? They're "starving" themselves since they think they are fat in the same way an anorexic person does. My question about the specific caloric deficit someone has to be in to be considered anorexic was to make a point about how broad mental illnesses define themselves as.

@Foxfeathers Would you also say nose-picking is a mental illness? I don't wanna discredit your experiences but the way I see it, trichotillomania is purely an inclination or a habit, that just happens to be self-detrimental. It might be hard but you have the ability to resist it in the same way people can break bad habits.

thank you. i was going to leave a rant here as i feel the same way but i think thank you is simply a better response

thank you. i was going to leave a rant here as i feel the same way but i think thank you is simply a better response

@Robert Benítez and to put it another way

 "Not wanting to eat alot" isn't considered a illness. If you got that from the internet , then there's your answer.  The internet will say 5+4=cat and some people will believe it...

Now,
Starving yourself,  throwing up, not eating and looking like you just got out of a coffin IS an illness.
It's called anorexia.

I can't speak for it because I do not have it. But my friend started freaking out when she went off of her bipolar meds. Separate matter.  But She was really upset by pictures of food because she couldn't eat. She's extremely skinny and didn't eat for 4 weeks before we got her to a ward.

You could call some disorders "annoying" but to who?... we aren't the sufferer of it.. So you can't understand and you don't have to deal with it.  Be happy you aren't ill and don't look down upon people who die from it everyday or survive and would never hurt a fly!  . At least TRY to understand ❤! 🙂 trust me I get the feeling of being annoyed at teens for saying "I'm so ocd!  I'm depressed ! Mommy took my phone away "   man... they have no clue yet. Usually.

But always take it seriously. My illness started age 6.

 The reason school sh*otings still happen isn't just because a chemical imbalance.  It's because people refuse to "believe"

@Robert Benítez I'm sure you realize by now that your statement is a little insensitive. I read the first sentence and immediately knew you were gonna get SMACKED with replies. I just want you to know it's not just because these people are being too sensitive or something. I'm sure you know better then that already, but I'm only saying so just in case. Being told mental illnesses don't exist can be pretty hurtful to someone for a number of reasons that I'm sure can be found online very easily. I highly recommend taking into account most of these replies and googling a bit about this subject. I found a Quora post with a couple good answers on "Why do people say mental illnesses don't exist?"  that you might want to check out.

Note the persecution/chauvinist complex. Their actions imply that they think society is more fair to the mentally ill than themselves (not true in the slightest) and that society is a pushover because of their making some equity for the mentally ill.

@Lady Taz Most people suffering from severe mental illnesses aren't violent. And those that do commit violent crimes typically deserve sympathy and not severe prosecution. Bare in mind I'm not speaking about more coherent people suffering, from mental illnesses - I think the existence, or lack of, premeditation is important in determining these cases, as well as understanding if its a predilection of an affliction or if the act had motive. Which is why people like this officer in the video exist. To sus out those who legitimately can't help it or can't contextualize the problems with their actions, and then those who are trying to falsely garner that sympathy for whatever reason (lighter sentencing, emotional support, self-victimization, etc.)

@Robert Benítez you indeed have a point to some extent. But you're ignoring more severe and insane illnesses.

Say, OCD. Or schizophrenia.  Or people who are forever a manipulating Phychopath.they live to hurt and love doing it.  They get what they want and feel no empathy and do not change.  (All three are not the same at all)

I've been with someone for 7 years who has OCD. Its a debilitating mental illness that has devastating consequences to every and anything they do. Daily.  it took so long for me to understand.. but its hell.

    Ironically,  they helped me discover years later that I had a certain ocd called "Harm ocd"    it started when I was 6 after a messy separation and both abusive parents. (I still love them... ppl make mistakes and struggle too....) abusive meaning being belittled , screamed at and hit. Controlled, and Told to kill self. All that good stuff👍 not simply grounding me lol.

But my first thought I ever had was when my babysitter died. I was crying and loved her so much. But when I looked at her , a big knife fell from the ceiling and impaled her stomach. I heard and saw it very vividly. That's when it started.

Soon after It turned into everyone I love having their head explode into a million pieces of brain and tooth matter.   I'm sorry I know thats scary but imagine seeing, and hearing that all the time happen to your loved ones?????  My grandmother would have to give me pills  so I didn't scream myself to sleep from being in conplete horror

 I will be smiling.... happy. And so grateful for life  at a restaurant with a dear loved one. So wonderful...

 ... all of a sudden a fork smashes into their eyeball and a plate flattens and squishes their skull.... if someone laughs ill get ONE moment of joy before their mouth rips their head into two pieces...

  again. I vividly see and hear it.  For over 20 years. It still upsets me but I've gotten used to it.  But now, It's ME doing the horrific things . If I see a knife or fork then look at someone. No good. Upset for at least an hour.

My partner has the same ocd, but also the kind that keeps them from doing ANYTHING. They can't eat, go to the store or do anything or else "my mother will die of cancer"   they can't cuddle with me because "you'll get breast cancer" if they do anything good fir themselves,  there WILL be fatal consequence.   They "are a loser. A failure. A waste"   for 7 years its been like this...

We live with this and never complain. ... we just live and try to be happy and acknowledge we are ill. And try to survive the abuse and insanity around us.

Its just tragic being such a loving person  and Not wanting anyone to hurt, yet having such disgusting grotesque thoughts. I almost lost my partner several times and their mother "doesn't believe in mental illness" ............ nice 👍  she's sweet but so fking ignorant.  she has anxiety problems herself because of her abusive husband . She doesn't believe,  yet when their child leaves a huge gash in their arm with fat being exposed , and a knife to their head while screaming "I want to die please let me die!"
 you "don't want to get into it" "that's not what it is" "they aren't men*tally ill"

 then wtf is it dumb**s? Now THATS what makes me crazy.... is people who are so selfish they can't even try to understand something right in front of them.

You're right about the "sad" stuff....

But you have no idea what true mental illness is. Maybe that was your point,  no one knows!

But saying "it doesn't exist"  is really fucced up.

Idk man, he doesn't give a bad reputation to "mentally ill" people in general. At the very most to people who have voices in their head telling them to kill people. Or do you care about the reputation of maniacs who pose a threat to society?

@Meow it depends on severity there are also different types of ocd.

@Meow it depends on severity there are also different types of ocd.

not only that, but it appears that the mentally ill are being treated worse than those who are sane.

not only that, but it appears that the mentally ill are being treated worse than those who are sane.

@Robert Benítez anorexia is a eating disorder that's classified by someone getting anxiety at the thought or sight of food having to eat gives anorexics anxiety they constantly think about calories and have body dysmorphia so they can be super skinny bones sticking out but look in a mirror and see someone that's fat. They are usually addicted to exercise and often have suicidal thoughs out of every mental illness anorexia kills the most usually from suicide you also often see repeated lying even when they are starving to death bed ridden they often will continue to not eat anorexia is more then just the amount of calories ingested you dont know what your talking about I study neurology and psychology and something people dont know is that you can literally see mental illness in brain structure through pet scans position emission tomography scans on the brain some mental issues such as adhd can be seen on the right hemisphere of the prefrontal cortex.

these psychology channels do not help people will be text booking their way out of psychological evaluations.

these psychology channels do not help people will be text booking their way out of psychological evaluations.

@Emily Anne i was Just talking about this!!!!!..... ocd is one of the worst things to have. I worry about my partner everyday living in their abusive disgusting house with their Lyme disease and OCD brain. Tragic!!  There is a spectrum of ocd. My partner has the worst.    I only have "harm ocd" and other things like ptsd,  depression,  anxiety.  I like to keep it to myself...and get harm ocd under pressure or stress.    But my partner always has horrific thoughts and impulsive actions every waking second from waking up to sleep.  They never hurt anyone or would!!

 I hate people who pretend to have illness

I hope you are okay.  Stay strong 💪❤❤❤

You have people who suffer so badly and almost kill themselves everyday who are genuinely good people ppl who would never hurt ANYONE but themselves, yet you have these id-iots pretending to be ill. It makes me sick!!!! To some extent you must be ill fir killing ! But ... pretending to be worse off .. you know what you were doing! Sometimes you're just an entitled brat who is angry.  Anger is a scary emotion

the other thing is, SOME of the stuff this guys criticized, like shifting demeanors, nonverbal communication with security cameras, those r things some crazy ppl rly do.

also, if u DO have the knowledge that ur in a situation where ppl might never sympathize with u, n definitely cant empathize with u or understand u at all, then tryina get sympathy or communicate something emotional can actually be genuine.

for example, on a security camera, u need to have overblown gestures to get an idea across, otherwise ppl might not know what u mean, since nonverbal communication is dicey at best.

finally, ur telling me, even if someones faking, that theyre not crazy? oh yeah, sane ppl kill 17 kids.

r u serious? ur kid isnt a good person for not killing 17 ppl. ur not a good person for not killing 17 ppl. ur just prolly sane.

@Robert Benítez I have trichotillomania. I pull my hair out by the roots. Am currently mostly bald. When I run out of hair or the pain builds up enough on the hairline that I can't continue, I scratch my scalp off until it bleeds then scratch off the scabs and eat them. I also eat the skin on the bottom of my toes until it's difficult to walk, and speaking of walking the compulsion to tear my hair out the moment there's any to grab is so great that while actively screaming at myself to stop on bad days I'll be forced to stop walking because the compulsion takes up so much of my brain's processing that I sometimes can't take another step until the latest patch is removed. Obviously because I can't wait for the next pus-filled welt to pop up.

But mental illnesses like trichotillomania don't exist. It's all in my head. .... Of course it's in my head. But this is clearly what I've always wanted for myself and there's plainly nothing wrong. Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's some sage logic. Explains why although by some miracle a medication stopped me from doing this for 14 years it's spent the last few laughing at any of my doctors' attempts to stop it. Because if it's not an illness, it's normal and why treat normal? You can't treat normal, shouldn't even try, right?

I have many bad mental illnesses and criminals that try to get away with the horrible things they’ve done by pretending to be “insane” or “mentally unstable” piss me off very much. they are crazy for thinking they can get away with lying like that

@Robert Benítez mental illness is real, but nothing will be 100%. The way doctors can tell is the same way when we see someone pacing around and assume that they have pent up energy, deep in thought, or nervous. They just take it to the next level. Depression isnt just feeling sad, it's a mixture of things that can be caused by hormonal imbalances or current/past events. It's most commonly more of a feeling of emptiness, which is different from sadness. The same way having anxiety isnt just feeling anxious all the time or how bipolar isnt just being moody. Just because you can't seem to make sense of it doesnt mean its not real. There's professionals in the field for a reason

@Icebörg Insane is nearly a pejorative in the current era of science.

@Icebörg Insane is nearly a pejorative in the current era of science.

@Robert Benítez Everything is broad and subjective

@Robert Benítez Everything is broad and subjective

@Robert Benítez We as humans have no way to determine any absolutes. Mental disorders are determined by how brains function towards neuro-typical standards now days, not absolute diagnosis. All science is based upon the objective study by experts in their field.

I think you should look into Thomas Szasz's work on the subject, as well as Ernest Becker's.

@Lady Taz I didn't say therefore, I'm sure there are people who happen to suffer from mental illness that do sick things. It just usually is not CAUSED by their mental illness. They are much more likely to be victims then perpetrators

@Lady Taz I didn't say therefore, I'm sure there are people who happen to suffer from mental illness that do sick things. It just usually is not CAUSED by their mental illness. They are much more likely to be victims then perpetrators

@Sofie Tedesco Did you not get to the second guy shown in the video?

@Sofie Tedesco Did you not get to the second guy shown in the video?

@Sofie Tedesco that is a huge fallacy. Saying that because these guys who are faking mental illness to avoid prosecution therefore all people with mental illness wouldn't hurt a fly? Come on man.

@Sofie Tedesco that is a huge fallacy. Saying that because these guys who are faking mental illness to avoid prosecution therefore all people with mental illness wouldn't hurt a fly? Come on man.

It makes me so angry that someone would fake something as serious as this to get off with such disgusting crimes. Real people who suffer from mental health issues wouldn't hurt a fly. He's just perpetuating gross stereotypes, as if he didn't do enough harm that day.

@Robert Benítez I mean, saying it doesn’t exist is insensitive, but ok, you do have a point. They do exist, it’s just very difficult to define largely because most are a certain scale. Depression is sadness to the point where it severely affects your life. Not wanted to eat a lot is considered a mental illness when you have anorexia and are about to die. It’s tricky, but generally, it it affects your standard of living in a negative enough way, then it’s a mental illness. I think soon enough we’ll see doctors redefining the boundaries as mental health is explored more widely since Thats the current, ahem, trend of the century

@Robert Benítez I understand what you're saying and often ponder that question for myself. However "Mental Illnesses don't exist" is far from the point you actually made. Your point was they are hard to prove. Even if this particular guy had a very mild, undetectable case of -Insert plausible illness here-, if people who actually have it don't just shoot up a school why would someone with such a mild case do so? Also he's very clearly just imitating the media to me. Real, completely accurate mental illness doesn't make an interesting movie or TV show.

@Meow well I personally don’t have either but I live with someone who has both. In all honesty it matters on the severity of the disorders, but  bipolar disorder is most likely harder to deal with(from being around someone with both), but once more it’s really just matter on the severity

@Emily Anne what's worse the Bipolar or OCD? (I've severe metaphysical contamination OCD) so I'm curious

@Emily Anne what's worse the Bipolar or OCD? (I've severe metaphysical contamination OCD) so I'm curious

@Emily Anne these interviews are taken into account by court psychologists and psychiatrists. The police don't decide the ruling, obviously.

@Emily Anne these interviews are taken into account by court psychologists and psychiatrists. The police don't decide the ruling, obviously.

Mental illnesses don’t exist. There’s no concrete definition of what a mental illness is. literally not wanting to eat a lot is considered a mental illness. Who gets to decide that? Is there a specific caloric deficit you have to be in to be considered anorexic? Same thing with other mental illnesses. Take depression, how sad do you have to be to be considered depressed? There’s no absolute way to determine whether someone is “‘mentally ill” besides talking to them. The entire concept, in my opinion, is too broad and subjective.

@Emily Anne I think this specific guy who is conducting the interview has been trained to see the difference between people who do suffer from mental illness and those who fake it. For example this guy stutters and says he self harms but those are the most clear signs people know of about mental illness. I think the interviewer was looking for other signs if that makes sense

I have severe mental illness (bipolar/multiple anxiety issues including "severe" ocd) and while many elements of what they're doing is fake they should not be discounted as faking mental illness as these are not psychologists they are police officers conducting interviews.  Under significant stress an indicator that I need to change my environment is pressured speech and repeating words or phrases.


I remember watching this the moment it was uploaded...<br>How the hell has it been 10 months already?? Also, for those who don't know, this is his last video indefinitely 😔

I remember watching this the moment it was uploaded...
How the hell has it been 10 months already?? Also, for those who don't know, this is his last video indefinitely 😔


Nikolas Cruz obviously watched some really bad films to think that what he did was how you 'act' crazy! <br>What stood out to me about the guy who is genuinely insane is he  didn't stop for a second to think about his responses.

Nikolas Cruz obviously watched some really bad films to think that what he did was how you 'act' crazy!
What stood out to me about the guy who is genuinely insane is he  didn't stop for a second to think about his responses.


Is that (really good and well explained) "schooling" - video not dangerous in regarding to teach criminals how to act or behave? <br>Edit: This Detective is quite good. Impressive.

Is that (really good and well explained) "schooling" - video not dangerous in regarding to teach criminals how to act or behave?
Edit: This Detective is quite good. Impressive.


"Why don't you want me to hurt myself?"

"Because what did the demon say about me?
I'm a nice guy."

What a badass


This is so fucking cringeworthy. I live in Broward where this happened and wow. This man is disgusting. Trying to act like a victim. I just cannot.


Ian is probably like “Bruh, I never even met this guy.”


Imagine being a demon who didn't do anything and get blamed to


he really said he heard a male voice around his age, telling him to do stuff, like dude those are your thoughts 💀 this is so embarassing


The best thing about this whole interview is that the demon told him to take an uber


I now know way more about criminal investigation than ever before. ADHD  hyper focus is wack man


I\ve rewatched these so many times now, I need more :(


Someone throw him an oscar for the acting....


The actually insane one was trully unnerving. So polite, and concise when explaining the facts of the murder he commited. Gave me chills.

@Justin Ayers yeah sure the average man can kill but only when they are emotional. Unlike the second guy.

@Justin Ayers get your head checked. the majority of humans are not capable of this. just because you think that way, that doesn't mean the rest of us do. and yes, he's human, saying someone has a mental disorder isn't saying they're not human. i know most murderers are not mentally ill, i'm a woman. i've been exposed to men harming and killing women since i was little, they do it because they don't see us as human, not because they're crazy. the biggest factor in murder is dehumanisation of the victim, and the normalisation of violence and control in society.

but i also recognise a psychopath when i see one.

I think he was honest over what he was happy to disclose, but there was a chasm where you or he would not cross, hence the detachment and polite impeneterable facade. Nothing is crossing that.

@Kein Herz アニ grazie mille, buona serata

Thing is he was also manipulative ... he also never said why he did it . So insane or not criminals usually lies and are manipulative .

@Justin Ayers I ain't no psychologist, but I know enough to affirm that insanity comes in all shapes and forms. If JSC said he's insane, that's it because they did their full research and are experts on this.

@Evy Courtney I feel like you're the kind of person that would say "insane" is how the first people in the video acted like.

Everyone keeps calling him insane. He clearly isn't, just extremely honest. It's easy to call him insane because that separates him from you, a clearly sane person. You probably just don't want to face the fact that you are perfectly capable of the same thing, you are the same species.

@Treefingers oh I know that but I have a day off work and nothing better to do with my time today then to trawl through youtube having a good back and forth with these people. I mean this account is set up exactly for this purpose xD

@И̶C̶K̶P̶E̶M̶A̶C̶ Me too. It's refreshing in a way

@I_Live_Under_A_Bridge they're probably just trying to sound tough and edgy for the internet. They can't be honest with themselves so they project it on you, don't take the bait.

Insane people just LOVE to talk about what they did. They don't sparse words.

I actually wish people spoke on in an impartial and just-the-facts way like this guy.  Not about murder, of course :).

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I was even thinking that he could make a nice friend with honesty like that.... then I remembered he just killed a man

It’s how matter a fact the guy is that’s truly creepy. Chills man.

That was creepy AF. You wonder what is going on inside his mind, trying to keep that mask of sanity on.

@Evy Courtney I mean firstly what I find terrifying and what you find terrifying are different and therefore terrifying is subjective. Secondly that man just admitted to murder like he said he was picking up a newspaper off his porch, the thought that a man could kill you just like that just because is absolutely terrifying and its kinda worrying if you don't find it so.

@I_Live_Under_A_Bridge nothing terrifying about it

He wasnt totally insane....I think his frontal lobe is damaged...hence the monotonous voice, void of feelings

He literally killed a man just to see what it would be like

@Tomie right. He said "and then I shot him" just as calmly as he said "I asked him if he'd give me a ride for $20" that was truly terrifying.

@I_Live_Under_A_Bridge And how he seemed so indifferent to... Well... Everything.

Right no attempt at body spasms. No obviously fake ticks. No pretending to see fairies flit around the room. Just sat there maintained eye contact and was overall polite. It was terrifying.

@Lucignolo yeh genuine madness is very disturbing

Me too, I usually watch jcs during lunch time and it turned my guts upside down


Please post again. Please be consistent. Your content is so good.


“An eye for an eye sir “ yeah he’s insane definitely gone.


isn't it scary that people can do such horrible things without ACTUALLY being insane?

Some peoples morale compass are simply broken or non-existent. "Evil" people exist - then you can go into depth into why and how they turned into such monsters, but the sane evil type of people do exist.

i beleive they self inflict the same type of brainwashing done to soldiers to not see their targets as human, thereby switching off the human "do not murder" brain stop. these young guys radicalise themselves and each other online, see everyone else as "npcs" and "femoids", and see it all like a videogame where the goal is get famous, until they're sitting by themselves, in a jail cell. they're not crazy or mentally ill, they just only see themselves as people, not women, not their classmates or teachers, not children or workmates.

The problem is that they are insane, but in a different way than they're trying to act and are not good at pretending. They're definitely high up on first and foremost the psychopathic spectrum but also equally as high on the narcisisstic spectrum.

Everybody is capable of awful things. It's an active decision not to. Those of us who haven't made a choice haven't seriously asked themselves. That's the most terrifying thing. Make better choices, but make them sooner rather than later.

@Veggie you don't have to be borderline insane to commit horrendous acts

Human kind as been doing this hitler did the same he wasn’t insane or mental he was just a murderer and wanted power

@rohan rohan yes you can. look up the definition of insane and come back here okay.


I think this detective did an incredible job with this interview. He was patient, responsive, intuitive, and was able to think quickly about how to treat the suspect. He did everything right, and by the end you can see that Cruz starts freaking out not because he is mentally ill, but because he realizes the charade is over. This should be used in training videos for the right way to interrogate a suspect.

@Squirrel That’s wonderful! Best of luck spreading awareness!

@Aquarium ASMR no need to apologise ^.^ i am not embaresed buy it any more. most people that have dyslexia and other writing disabilates are ushaly to embarrassed to to leve comments and post on social media. so i do to raise awareness.

@Aquarium ASMR yah. i just have dyslexia.

One thing to not misinterpret here is that applying max pressure at the end isn't about being mean or making him miserable. It's to observe whether the act continues after he leaves the room.

@Squirrel Is English your first language?

I have some amazing info for you...These videos have been and currently are being used for training.  Video analysis is a common training tool btw.

for me the most disturbing part of this is the cellphon video. this is why when there is a mas shooting i stay for some of the detales but don't want to hear about the shooter, the rest of siciaty can just forget them. they have no worth in awer minds.

My sister used to do the same, until I behaved patiently, she soon dropped it!

& no body sees how that detective is acting crazy like him just to make him talk, how can he be acting so nice to a killer that is even more crazy!


Dude-- make more videos! It's been a year!


The irony is that if Nick simply admitted factually that he killed all those people for no other reason than just to do it then he probably would've been declared insane.

@HallowedFlux it is more insightful for the sole fact that I’m not regurgitating someone else’s opinion to appear intelligent. I know it checks out, that’s why I chose it

@ORaddlyispissedoff It's not like your comment was any more insightful than his was. Name checks out though.

He could've been declared insane for not being insane. it's crazy how people can get away with murder in the US and others declared guilty without a trial.

Now that this video went viral, the next generation of murderers just might do this.

Like the last guy... fr though... even though they covered his structure

@Daughter of the King

OH MY Freaking GOD IS THIS INSENSITIVE.   People DIED DUE TO THIS HUMAN AND YOU IMMEDIATELY SAY “repent for your sins to Jesus “. 🤦🏼♀

@Smoky Mountain Angoras yes yes yes. I’m so glad U know this. False flag event literally.

@recipe2indulge4 <br>Most shooters probably expect to be killed by police, not arrested. He was likely in the save boat, seeing as how the moment he realized they weren't going to kill him was the moment he pulled the insanity card.

@recipe2indulge4
Most shooters probably expect to be killed by police, not arrested. He was likely in the save boat, seeing as how the moment he realized they weren't going to kill him was the moment he pulled the insanity card.

@thonkytonk personality disorders aren't insanity though.

💚Jesus lived the life we couldn't live and died the death we deserve. Repent of your sins and trust in Him💙

I think he only planned up until the shooting, I really don't think he even foreseen after that. The whole acting crazy was a last desperate act thinking it would benefit him or lessen his crime. I live in Florida where this was talked about for a bit with other school shootings.

@Freedom Riders if apathy is part of it then I must be absolutely bonkers

no. just read DSM. mental diagnosis have symptoms that have to be matched.

@Smoky Mountain Angoras your days are numbered

@urunnt adjidj Movies, TV, Games. All portray insanity in one specific way, but that way tends to be far more dramatized than reality.

@EVOCATEUR psychosis can come over a person in a blink of an eye. Which can be very difficult to explain when you have come to your senses. It's a very difficult situation for a psychiatric to conclude if you where that at the moment of the crime.

@EVOCATEUR you don't know how language works

@Smoky Mountain Angoras That’s a nice flock and bunny. Last thing that I expected to see here.<br>LOL

@Smoky Mountain Angoras That’s a nice flock and bunny. Last thing that I expected to see here.
LOL

@EVOCATEUR no, I’m just tired of midwits pretending their very obvious inferences make them insightful

@ORaddlyispissedoff You are the genius with incredible insight. 👏

@ORaddlyispissedoff First day on the internet?

Woah you made an inference implied by the maker of the video! You must be an absolute genius! Incredible insight!

Edit: lol my bad, this is explained like 2 minutes into the video, I was reading comments first!

People also seem to think that if they get declared insane then the judge just says, Ah fair enough dude you can go home and live a nice life.

In reality, if you get declared insane then you will be held indefinitely in a secure institution - no release date, no guaranteed parole, to be released only if and when a panel of professionals deems you mentally competent.
In the UK at least, this is being sentenced to serve 'at her majesty's pleasure'

Often enough people trying to feign insanity do so off what "pop-culture" shows it to be. Insanity is far more broad and generally is showed by a sense of apathy. Or a lack of understanding as to what they did was wrong socially.

Everything he did here is like someone trying to put on a show. I have seen people who could be classified as "insane" and honestly most of them seem normal, until they aren't. They try to feign normalcy, while he tries to feign insanity


Wow at 39:10 , I know this guy didn't just pull a karen and was like "let me speak to your psychologist manager." Like the detective isn't the one you need to impress first 😂


I love how the detective punks him at the end about getting his butt beat in a high school fight.


And the lie detector determined THAT was a lie!


The investigator with the Parkland shooter is sensational. I've never seen anything like it.


Every time I see Cruz acting crazy, I cringe so hard.


36:22 - The reason why prosecutors aren't offering Nick for life without parole. I'd take this to a jury trial too.


"The uploads will be more frequent from now on"  This is what pretending to be honest looks like


15:01 "what happened?"  "Shut up"

Don't know why but that made me laugh


"Any time you heard the demon, just light up a blunt"

Who wants the hottest album title of the fucking year, step right up, bids start at a thousand bucks


He's doing to much though damn I'd imagine if I was gonna be in prison for the rest of my life I'd rather have the death penalty then be in prison it kinda weird that most don't want that and wanna live in person for ever that's crazy to me


Technically speaking, if someone pretends to be crazy for any reason, doesn’t that actually make them crazy?


actually pretending to be crazy is crazy a lot for me tho


The first dude def gives second hand embarrassment 🤣 like now he's in there fa life and people are laughing at his goofy ass 🤣🤣


I love how the detective encouraged him to smoke more weed


This is what happens when you get your material from bad movies and cartoons.


It's crazy to pretend to be crazy.<br>That is not good!

It's crazy to pretend to be crazy.
That is not good!


Can we just appreciate the detective's professionalism.

@Sebastian Lundh well it depends on the kind of person he is plus he’s a professional investigator

I know imagine having to deal with a person that just murdered a bunch of people and keeping your composure

@Anon Idk, my dad is the opposite of stern, and we were 6 children. 3 of us from my mom's previous marriage.

He should have just lit a blunt this wouldn't have happened.

@Sebastian Lundh Well, he does have 3 kids so he might as well be


Been waiting for ages for your new uploads.


When’s this guy gonna post more content I watch all his videos so fast 🤕

@Na Yotsuba noooo:-( thanks for letting me know I had no clue! Love his videos

He cant youtube striked his channel twice. He is currently looking for a new platform to upload to.


I can’t believe dude is trying to act “crazy” but has the presence of mind to ask for an attorney as soon as the detective asked a question (I mean the first guy twiddling his fingers)<br>ETA: this detective saying I’ll go get that lawyer your demon requested was epic

I can’t believe dude is trying to act “crazy” but has the presence of mind to ask for an attorney as soon as the detective asked a question (I mean the first guy twiddling his fingers)
ETA: this detective saying I’ll go get that lawyer your demon requested was epic

@Perferated Paperboy I know!!?!!!? It’s been too long!

@Ryan Scott I mean he majorly fucked up as soon as he fired the first shot

@Rattoota no one is clever enough for interrogation, if the police officer knows what they are doing. Most aren't clever enough even if the police don't know what they are doing. You are being interrogated on or near one of the most stressful days of your life and you are the one with everything to lose and all the stress. The police officer has been doing this everyday for decades, he was trained to extract information from you and, unless you never ask for an attorney, he has infinite time. He also has the advantage that people don't know how the system works on his side and that they don't understand what an interrogation looks like.

The equivalent would be playing basketball against an NBA player, and if you lose you go to prison for life, and the game can last hours, and all you know about basketball is what you have seen in Air Bud and Space Jam.

He was so cringe😷<br>I'm only a few mins in I bet it gets worse

He was so cringe😷
I'm only a few mins in I bet it gets worse

I thought was hilarious too... "Derpyy derp derp bleaghgh - Oh, I must call my attorney -rawwrrr"

bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh im so excited for tour!

He asked for an attorney 4 hours after he should have though. I mean he isn't crazy but he did majorly fuck up by not asking for an attorney the moment they put him in handcuffs.


Cop should of called his buddies in and say ok, now we're going to beat those demons out of you!!


Rest in peace this channel truly one of the biggest L's we've taken in 2022 Hopefully they can make content somewhere else 😔

@Marie Clark I saw a post it's probably on their community page. But basically DMCA strikes and the shitty YouTube bot false striking all the videos. It's something along those lines but what I'm sure of is they reached out and YouTube basically gave them the middle finger so yeah.

Do you know what happened? I’ve been checking for more uploads


I’ve been waiting for months and months for an upload 🥺 all these other channels are using your tactics and getting away with it, I’m just hurt 😭😭😭 lol


This guy has the best content on YouTube and uploads once a year 😒

He quit YouTube because they kept demonetizing everything


PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER VIDEO YOUR CONTENT IS SO IMPECCABLY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD


0:16 seems like she was the one who got the last laugh.


the actual insane guy is the weirdest case ever to me. he kills on a whim, but still says "sir" and "ma'am", being respectful to everyone, and recognizing that he should die. that is crazy

@Just Blaze very fair points! I don’t think there’s a good way to ever conclude exactly what he was thinking/feeling. It’s a tough one for sure.

@Just Blaze very fair points! I don’t think there’s a good way to ever conclude exactly what he was thinking/feeling. It’s a tough one for sure.

@Like A Fox That seems very speculative. He seemed no more emotional about having his plans of getting to Canada be foiled than he did about getting caught. That being the case, I’m not sure how we can reasonably conclude that he was more frustrated with that plan getting demolished than he was frustrated with getting caught.

And if your rebuttle will be, “well, he didn’t try to weasel out of blame so clearly he was not concerned with getting caught” then I would refer you to BTK, among many others, who did not want to be caught but the instant they were they gladly admitted to murders without hardly any resistance.

@SinemeCS I think you nailed it. He didn’t want to get caught because he had this whole big plan of running away to Canada. Once caught, he really shows zero concern about the punishment.

@Just Blaze I think his frustration with getting caught had more to do with his big plan of running away to Canada being foiled than the consequences he would have to face. If he was actually concerned about those consequences, he would demonstrate some form of self-preservation in an attempt to make things easier on himself.

@Just Blaze he made it clear that he did not want to get caught but he seems pretty indifferent about being caught and of its consequences.

@Just Blaze he made it clear that he did not want to get caught but he seems pretty indifferent about being caught and of its consequences.

@SinemeCS I don’t agree. Not feeling emotion would mean indifference and he made it clear he was not indifferent about being caught so soon.

@SinemeCS I don’t agree. Not feeling emotion would mean indifference and he made it clear he was not indifferent about being caught so soon.

@BARNABY DINOSAUR ROAD SAFETY PROJECT What the fuck does this mean? Are you trying to provide a transcript of a discussion between patient and nurse? If so, you should seriously consider taking some writing lessons because this was damn near uncomprehensive. Try this format:

Graham: (Insert dialogue here)

Nurse: (Insert dialogue)

"Insane" probably doesn't mean completely mental, off the hook, media depictions. It just means he thinks in such a way that nobody can understand, not even himself. He's probably being respectful just because he sees it as right. Sure, he killed a guy, but he's prepared to face it and has come to terms, he no longer cares about what happens to him because he already knows.

@Just Blaze Wanting something/to be free is not an emotion itself and he doesn't seem to be sad/happy/angry/... about being caught

@Just Blaze Wanting something/to be free is not an emotion itself and he doesn't seem to be sad/happy/angry/... about being caught

@Just Blaze he is lying he feels something deep inside he’s doing everything he can to hide it by keeping a straight face and a confident voice anyone can do it

@Average Joe some psychopaths grew up in a controlled environment where you can’t say anything and manners are their only communication. Manners aren’t emotions.

It’s quite possible he’s schizophrenic and had a very detached or rough childhood with a very strict father (maybe military and possibly southern baptists) which would explain his “eye for an eye” metaphor and respectfulness for authority.

Its exactly like if  he had nothing to lose

Its exactly like if  he had nothing to lose

He's definitely not stupid though He's fully aware of what he did and understands the consequences.

He's definitely not stupid though He's fully aware of what he did and understands the consequences.

@Osi O I don’t think anything about him was manipulative. He’s been taught to say sir/ma’am in everyday life, and he viewed this as just another day. Definitely shows his lack of emotional intelligence and IMO shows that he’s actually insane.

But the thing also is that even though he had zero emotion about it,  zero remorse and zero doubts.  He still told the truth  because there's no reason to lie when its over. At some point Just gotta tell the exact truth and nothing but the truth without trying to make up lies or fake a personality.

@Joe Lewertow that's actually not crazy though

@Joe Lewertow that's actually not crazy though

Why does this confuse people? This is how most abusers, murderers, and psychopaths behave and why they get away much of the time. If they behaved like this in public,  then they’d all get caught.

to be honest idk why but i feel like i would be completely the same as him, his answers were just so right for me though, like he was speaking facts? Does that means I also have mental problems?? I mean he wanted to kill that guy, he thought he should do that, then is it really necessary for him to regret to be considered normal? Do we have to accept normal morals to be normal? What factors do psychologists consider when it comes to a healthy, normal mind?? I'm so confused right now

It's cause usually media portrays "insane people" as obvious things. When in real life, most of the time they "insane/crazy(as in murderers)" usually blend in with everyone. Usually however, the main thing is they have no remorse for killing and their description seem like a normal thing. Given detectives are a detective and have dealt with lots of suspects...with most tryna get away with their crime or lessen the sentence, it's gonna be hard to fool them. Only way you gonna fool a detective, is if you actually are a psycopath

Seems people don't realize being a "psychopath" "sociopath" whatever you want to do it is indictive of not being "crazy". Quite the opposite they just lack real emotions, the ones that act crazy are doing so on purpose. Say big difference between  someone with sever personality disorder and say a schizophrenic ( which are actually crazy).

True story - friend in London worked in psychiatric hospital, Graham (patient) are you a patient to my friend ... no Terry I'm a qualified psychologist and medical nurse ..Graham but you are so happy all the time...

@MYRES the contradiction is what he means, i think. the desrespect for someones life and then the total respect for everyone on the other side.

@MYRES the contradiction is what he means, i think. the desrespect for someones life and then the total respect for everyone on the other side.

@MYRES lack of empathy, sympathy and remorse

@MYRES lack of empathy, sympathy and remorse

Idk. he's not stupid. He probably knows that being polite makes things easier on him and things go by quicker.

Idk. he's not stupid. He probably knows that being polite makes things easier on him and things go by quicker.

@Average Joe it’s not weird. He was probably raised to be respectful to others and so calling people ‘sir’ or ‘ma’am’ became more of an impulse from what he was taught. He doesn’t have to be genuine about his manners, he just knows in the back of his head that he should say that because it’s something TO say. It’s like that quick exchange you do at a drive-thru “have a good day,” “you too.” For some people, it’s engrained and will be spoken whether they’re genuine or not.

I kinda wondered if he wanted the death penalty...like maybe in his messed up mind he killed someone so that someone would kill him. He seemed to answer that a little too quickly. Like he's thought about it. Or maybe he really just knew that was likely to happen. Weird

@Andy C   Cruz is attempting to defend himself though, that's three major difference. He killed those people for a reason and then feigned behaviours as a form of self-preservation.

The first guy killed for no reason and made no attempt to protect himself which is why over is insane and the other is not.

Cruz may not have had remorse for his actions but he did have a motive to do it.

Admittedly, a better comparison for this video would be someone with the psychosis that Cruz is claiming to have.

@Joe Lewertow can still be a manipulation tactic but your right it is easy to label him that way but whether it's true or not not exactly

@Joe Lewertow can still be a manipulation tactic but your right it is easy to label him that way but whether it's true or not not exactly

@Like A Fox It appears to me as though he did feel emotion about the consequences he would face. Just not outward emotion expressed the way me and you might do so. He said he did not want to get caught. Why? Well, obviously because he didn’t want to face the consequences.

@MYRES The fact that they have no concern for themselves, no fear of dying. No sense of self preservation, they have no motive to kill but have a plan to kill.

@Heidi Sprite this man would fall more under the category of a psychopath. Sociopaths tend to blame others or make excuses for their behavior. Psychopaths do not because they have no regard for right or wrong and feel no remorse, guilt, or shame. While sociopaths typically do not feel remorse and lack empathy, they are able to feel a sense of guilt.

@Clout09 Beats agreed. I feel like I’ve come across this personality type a few times in my life. Not saying they’re all killers obviously but it’s almost like 100% confidence in every thing they say and do. Annoying at times. Cocky.

@Joe Lewertow all psychiatric journal of north America is likely your easiest/fastest accessible reservoir

@Joe Lewertow all psychiatric journal of north America is likely your easiest/fastest accessible reservoir

@sugar plumchum don’t psychopaths have a narcissistic reason to do the things they do? or is that sociopaths? cus it seems to me like he didn’t have any reason to benefit him, he just did it

@Douglas MacNeil +interesting. That a manipulative behavior becomes a natural, subconscious part of a person. Tho, I don't think it pertains to the second individual

@Douglas MacNeil I did not know this.. where can I read more on (subconscious) manipulation

@Douglas MacNeil I did not know this.. where can I read more on (subconscious) manipulation

Recognizing one should receive the death penalty isn’t crazy. It’s relatively coherent. Although I know the guy you’re talking about and he is crazy haha

Recognizing one should receive the death penalty isn’t crazy. It’s relatively coherent. Although I know the guy you’re talking about and he is crazy haha

28:25
Killer "cause I'm stupid"
Detective "oh ok"

28:25
Killer "cause I'm stupid"
Detective "oh ok"

@REAL NEUROMANCER EXTREME levels of psychopathy. Sociopath and psychopath commonly get mixed up. A psychopath will do extreme things to try to feel emotion they are incapable of. Their brain just doesn't feel emotion. Eventually they will do things trying to feel emotion in some way. That dude did not care at all he killed someone or ruined his own life.

@Andy C I would say anyone who goes on a shooting spree is crazy..

@Andy C I would say anyone who goes on a shooting spree is crazy..

@MYRES I just mean it's kinda weird that he would be willing to kill someone for no reason but still show manners. Those are two opposite behaviors being displayed by the same guy to people that know what he's done. It defies human nature

My theory would be that he understood that he didn’t feel emotions like normal people and so he decided to kill someone as a sort of test on his emotions. Well he was certainly correct that he doesn’t feel emotions like normal people

@Just Blaze In this context, it’s insane because he killed someone for literally no reason, had no emotional response to it whatsoever, and had zero concern about the consequences he was going to face. Nothing about that is normal human behavior.

@Joe Lewertow manipulation is rarely conscious actually. It's generally done subconsciously.

@Joe Lewertow manipulation is rarely conscious actually. It's generally done subconsciously.

I'm guessing the reason he responds to everyone with sir or ma'am is due to him being being taught to do so and be polite towards authority throughout his entire life by his parents. I don't think it's something he did on purpose.

@royal That would make Nikolas Cruz crazy, which this video is about him pretending to be crazy. So my question is, what makes a non crazy person crazy?

@royal That would make Nikolas Cruz crazy, which this video is about him pretending to be crazy. So my question is, what makes a non crazy person crazy?

@royal I think the fact that he killed and felt no remorse, further shows his lack of emotional intelligence..

@royal I think the fact that he killed and felt no remorse, further shows his lack of emotional intelligence..

@MYRES Because it’s a complete contradiction to murdering someone for no reason. He can turn that behavior on or off because it doesn’t mean anything to him.

@MYRES Because it’s a complete contradiction to murdering someone for no reason. He can turn that behavior on or off because it doesn’t mean anything to him.

to me it reads completely honest: he is fully self-aware of his actions but feels no negative feelings about what he did though he knows it's morally reprehensible. he did it anyway and has made it ok in his head, just accepted it as a given. kind of like dahmer

@Sthape Barksdale No, it's the fact that he killed a man and had absolutely no remorse or actual motive to do so. He just... did it, with no regard for human life, not even his own.

His lack of emotional intelligence is what makes him "crazy", isn't it?

His lack of emotional intelligence is what makes him "crazy", isn't it?

That guy isn’t insane at all. He knew what he was doing was wrong. He didn’t care. He even said the only thing he cared about was that he got caught.

That guy isn’t insane at all. He knew what he was doing was wrong. He didn’t care. He even said the only thing he cared about was that he got caught.

@Osi O +manipulation is calculated. No calculation there. <br>Psychopaths are calculating w ulterior motives.

@Osi O +manipulation is calculated. No calculation there.
Psychopaths are calculating w ulterior motives.

He's got some balls to just tell them everything he did without batting an eye. It's kinda endearing in a way.

He's got some balls to just tell them everything he did without batting an eye. It's kinda endearing in a way.

Probably a manipulative habit,  being polite puts people off their guard. All psychopaths know how to do is manipulate.

Probably a manipulative habit,  being polite puts people off their guard. All psychopaths know how to do is manipulate.


All serious and stuff but godamon bruh that officer got some huge gains 💀🙏🏻