Imagine killing 17 people thinking that the world will see you as a badass, and instead 39 million people on the internet are laughing at you because your interrogation footage was cringe as hell.

@Л.С. Мото Thats exactly what he wanted, he wanted to people to feel disgust about him and hate him.

@Л.С. Мото Thats exactly what he wanted, he wanted to people to feel disgust about him and hate him.

I would not remember all those details and wouldn't care about details.  but these people aren't crazy. I am n can't get help.  People hate me cause they say I'm the devil

That's a lot of people.  I'd have to have a Marlboro after throwing them down the gully behind my house before the cops come.    I'm legally crazy but all are scared to help.    Does anyone know how I can get help?

@Andres Delacruz I mean that we all know this was a sickening crime. Many of us cope by way of dark humor.

@Andres Delacruz I mean that we all know this was a sickening crime. Many of us cope by way of dark humor.

I don't think making his interrogation a meme marginalizes his prior actions at all.  He still committed a thoroughly despicable action and ridiculing him for making an awful attempt at dodging the consequences of said actions isn't the same as making jokes about him committing mass murder.

I found it as more of a feeling off disgust and just "What the fuck", like he really just filmed himself outside saying "Yeah I am looking to kill at least 20 people" does it, and then acts like this, it's just disgusting.

He's a fool as well...a simple thumb rule while in interrogation is to never talk about the specifics cause that information can be used tactfully to corner you and to seek an attorney.

@Nunya B ummm yeah okay I'm not convinced that it goes without saying but if it makes you feel better to assume that everyone is on the same page.....good on ya

@Natasha.Romanoffs.penutbuttersandwich I'm sorry to hear that. When your pain is such that you don't even have the luxury of gallows humor...<br>I'm sorry for your loss.

@Natasha.Romanoffs.penutbuttersandwich I'm sorry to hear that. When your pain is such that you don't even have the luxury of gallows humor...
I'm sorry for your loss.

@pyrsen Perhaps. In his case, though, his openly espoused views support the claim.

@pyrsen Perhaps. In his case, though, his openly espoused views support the claim.

@Andres Delacruz FWIW, most of us agree that the mass murderer is a shitty person; it goes without saying.

 That said, we all have our different ways of coping with the awful fact that this is not only happening, it is a regular occurrence. Gallows humor is, alas, a necessity.

He got torn to pieces, and he didn't even realise... <br>Love the part: 'What do you want to talk about with a psychologist?' lol

He got torn to pieces, and he didn't even realise...
Love the part: 'What do you want to talk about with a psychologist?' lol

@Fhantum I think you could be overthinking that the idea that memes have any planned meaningful purpose or thar their creators have any intent other than Internet points or w/e. These particular memes may well have achieved the effect you mentioned ,  but it was certainly incidental rather than purposeful...imo, of course.

Nicholas Cruz killed my friend seeing him in this video doesn’t make me laugh but makes me feel disgust

Nicholas Cruz killed my friend seeing him in this video doesn’t make me laugh but makes me feel disgust

@Jesse Segedy Piss off with the moral grandstanding. You can both laugh at him while being absolutely appaled at what he's done. He wanted to be feared but deserves to be seen as a joke.

Anyone laughing is a fellow psycho. There is nothing funny about this stuff.

Anyone laughing is a fellow psycho. There is nothing funny about this stuff.

His cringe manifestos have been making folks laugh for like 3 years now.

His cringe manifestos have been making folks laugh for like 3 years now.

21 people* the 21 sacraments henry is the last one the receiver of wisdom

21 people* the 21 sacraments henry is the last one the receiver of wisdom

@Black Moon Sage ...you’re right.

Talk about unfortunate.

@Black Moon Sage ...you’re right.

Talk about unfortunate.

He’s literally getting the attention that he craves, I’m sure if he knew 39 million people saw this video of him he would be ecstatic

He’s literally getting the attention that he craves, I’m sure if he knew 39 million people saw this video of him he would be ecstatic

I wouldn’t laugh at him. In fact, I wouldn’t even talk about him at all.

In cases like this, I think it’s better if you don’t talk about the person in question.

Some people just aren’t worth your time...

@Anime Profile Picture i think the best way to discourage people from following their example is to not show their face or name on TV or the internet in the first place. these people dont really care what kind of attention they get. as long as they get some form of notoriety, theyre satisfied

I take it you havent seen any of the videos of the students + teachers talking about multiple shooters dressed in military gear - or the interview with 1 student in particular who said as she was being evacuated the "shooter" in this video was walking along side her, as bullets were still being fired from multiple angles...?

Well, if you kill 17 armed combatants in a war you are a badass, if you attack unarmed innocent civilian you have to be very dellusional to think anyone is gonna see you as a badass.

I am laughing, not only laughing as this inspires other feelings in me, but I am definitely laughing.

I am laughing, not only laughing as this inspires other feelings in me, but I am definitely laughing.

he got what he wanted though. He was on the news and we know his name

he got what he wanted though. He was on the news and we know his name

@Aya Shayeb Using the gun gestures to put on a show is cringey as hell, he was obviously using it to garner sympathy. But there are good people outside of this freakshow who suffer from suicidal thoughts that use those gestures when they aren't being watched as some kind of coping mechanism.

No choice but to imagine it because this video is all I know, how do we know it's not just a ruse!

No choice but to imagine it because this video is all I know, how do we know it's not just a ruse!

I laughed when the cop told him to light up when the demon came around lol.. true tho he shoulda.. love pot.. it’s truly some great stuff for people who are depressed/stressed/anxious/etc. maybe who knows.. when he was older he could’ve had it medically prescribed to him if it was as “bad” as he acted like it was

Laughing in pain, tbh. Don't act like you're "so badass and tough", my dude.

This guy definitely pissed you off along with others which was his goal at the end of the day, to make people feel what he felt.

Now. I don't every say this ever. But uhm. Sheesh

Now. I don't every say this ever. But uhm. Sheesh

And then fucking dying and being forgotten for all time

And then fucking dying and being forgotten for all time

@Kurapika Kurta You're making a good effort to match him when it comes to cringe.

@Kurapika Kurta You're making a good effort to match him when it comes to cringe.

the gun stuff was so cringe it made me physically uncomfortable

the gun stuff was so cringe it made me physically uncomfortable

@Л.С. Мото дарова

@Л.С. Мото дарова

@Robin Fussell You got me pegged completely wrong and I'm sorry you work in EMS. I make jokes about the darkest things. There's evidence on my channel. I think people should joke about this. But you don't seem to understand the ramifications of creating a culture where there's a collective reaction to a societal problem which has been increasing exponentially in scope, in the form of clearly desensitizing ridicule. Especially when that's the ONLY thing you do in relating to the problem, and you do it en masse; it has been shown that any kind of mass attention for the individual himself will increase motivation.

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat I HATE YOU IN THE NAME OF RHEINARD SCHMID

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat I HATE YOU IN THE NAME OF RHEINARD SCHMID

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat and im 15 you earpoizin lover

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat and im 15 you earpoizin lover

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat nick Gooding from castle pines, colorado Serena avenue

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat nick Gooding from castle pines, colorado Serena avenue

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat YOU ARE NICK GOODING AND CODY YOU AINT A FOICKING JOHN GABADO LEGEND LIKE ME YOU SQUARE NOIGA!

@Wu-Oh It's me Cat YOU ARE NICK GOODING AND CODY YOU AINT A FOICKING JOHN GABADO LEGEND LIKE ME YOU SQUARE NOIGA!

@Ethiopia hood fights What are you, 12? He looks like he uses 4chan and laughs at Wojack memes.

@Ethiopia hood fights What are you, 12? He looks like he uses 4chan and laughs at Wojack memes.

@Johnny Natrium I assure you,  those 17 kids would find the humor in this were they not the victims.  It isn't making light of the actuality.  It doesn't desensitize.  Sorry you can't understand how humor helps many deal with how fucked up things are,  but a lot of people do.   Go be offended quietly in a corner

@Johnny Natrium I work in EMS,  humor helps brighten the dark.  Fact.  They call it dark humor, but it is quite the opposite for many.

@Johnny Natrium I work in EMS,  humor helps brighten the dark.  Fact.  They call it dark humor, but it is quite the opposite for many.

@Aya Shayeb I definitely got second-hand embarrassment 😕

@Aya Shayeb I definitely got second-hand embarrassment 😕

@Johnny Natrium that’s like saying video games desensitize you to violence. People don’t work like this.

@Johnny Natrium that’s like saying video games desensitize you to violence. People don’t work like this.

@Andres Delacruz you’re not old enough to view this video

@Andres Delacruz you’re not old enough to view this video

@Trapgrrd yeah, no i don't' please school me on what "it" is I beg you

@Trapgrrd yeah, no i don't' please school me on what "it" is I beg you

Soooo, he thought that performing for the camera would make him "look" crazy????

Soooo, he thought that performing for the camera would make him "look" crazy????

@Kitty Meow This would only work if you can assume the government is 100% just, ethical and working for the people. Otherwise you're just creating a situation where you give the government to take away the human rights of it's people. Today it will be a mass shooter which is fine, but tomorrow it might be someone smoking weed or stealing food to feed their family. And the week after anyone who doesn't agree politically with the governing people. So you cannot ever take away anyone's human rights and execution should never be a punishment.

When will the USA start using torture as punishment again? It is worse than a life sentence or death penalty

When will the USA start using torture as punishment again? It is worse than a life sentence or death penalty

Broo for real though this is the most embarrassing thing I've ever seen

Broo for real though this is the most embarrassing thing I've ever seen

@Johnny Natrium The only thing that's funny is how dumb his act was.

@Johnny Natrium The only thing that's funny is how dumb his act was.

@Sinclairelim Elliot Roger vibes for sure

@Sinclairelim Elliot Roger vibes for sure

@Л.С. Мото idk I'm laughing pretty hard at this whole thing. Pretty ridiculous.

@Л.С. Мото idk I'm laughing pretty hard at this whole thing. Pretty ridiculous.

I don't think he was trying to be badass

I don't think he was trying to be badass

@Johnny Natrium making jokes about horrible subjects is either understood or not. Its a coping mechanism. It brings a bit of levity but it doesn't, in my opinion, normalize it at all. As a person who makes jokes about this type of subject matter its more to give the opposite effect of what the kid wants. This kid wants you to see him as a monster, he wants you to be afraid of him. If we present him as something to be laughed at it will show other people who want to do this sick shit that it won't make them a badass, just a dope that shoulda pointed the gun at himself. I see the "offensive jokes normalize behavior" argument as the same thing as thinking violent video games makes a kid more violent, when you dont make the jokes yourself I can see why it would seem alarming but it shouldn't be.

The gun hand gestures were so fucking cringy

The gun hand gestures were so fucking cringy

@Л.С. Мото I'm definitely laughing at him homie

@Л.С. Мото I'm definitely laughing at him homie

@Andres Delacruz danm you really dont get it do you?

@Andres Delacruz danm you really dont get it do you?

<b>making fun of</b> and it shows how petty and sick minded the general public is when their response to this nightmare is to "meme him to death"

*making fun of* and it shows how petty and sick minded the general public is when their response to this nightmare is to "meme him to death"

FeelsBadMan,<br>How are these insane people getting those guns?

FeelsBadMan,
How are these insane people getting those guns?

There's no doubt he was pretty stupid. You can see his naivety from watching the video he shot when he aswered "because i'm stupid". He thought this was his only chance to make his mark in the world. His mom was probably not as attentive as he would've liked and he might have loved but hated her until she died but didnt realize he was dependent on her. He was lonley and then became completely alone. You can also see from the video he shot, he doesn't have the best diction so i don't think he was lying. The thing is I don't think he was completely lying when he said "demon". It was just his depressed self he was talking about but consciously. We are all different people depending on our emotional state but we are aware of it and he is too.

@Johnny Natrium I think it's best to ridicule and laugh at the sad, pathetic excuse of a human being that commits the crime. They want to be seen as this big scary threat, and defusing that by mocking, pointing and laughing at them could help defuse future mass murderers looking for this "big scary man" status as they know it won't be coming. It would be helpful if the media did this and mocked the person instead of portraying them as a scary threat because this is what they get off to. (Sorry if this comment appeared twice, I had some issues posting it).<br>I, too, find it funny in a way to watch him squirm in that chair like a little b*tch after being so confident and feeling like a man. Most people can seperate the horror of the act when discussing the criminal - you could say it's sad that we are desensitized to these acts but it is useful too since they want us to be scared of them. Let's not give them that.

@Johnny Natrium I think it's best to ridicule and laugh at the sad, pathetic excuse of a human being that commits the crime. They want to be seen as this big scary threat, and defusing that by mocking, pointing and laughing at them could help defuse future mass murderers looking for this "big scary man" status as they know it won't be coming. It would be helpful if the media did this and mocked the person instead of portraying them as a scary threat because this is what they get off to. (Sorry if this comment appeared twice, I had some issues posting it).
I, too, find it funny in a way to watch him squirm in that chair like a little b*tch after being so confident and feeling like a man. Most people can seperate the horror of the act when discussing the criminal - you could say it's sad that we are desensitized to these acts but it is useful too since they want us to be scared of them. Let's not give them that.

not funny much people die who know if they can alive and make world better people who killed anyone going to the where they going because they killed good people

It’s honestly just disturbing how a person can be mentally sound and presently murder 17 ppl, then try to pretend he’s insane for his own self preservation.

It’s honestly just disturbing how a person can be mentally sound and presently murder 17 ppl, then try to pretend he’s insane for his own self preservation.

Not compared to the cringefest that was the video he recorded on his phone.<br>It's like watching a really dumb 6 year old trying to be the edgiest person on earth.

Not compared to the cringefest that was the video he recorded on his phone.
It's like watching a really dumb 6 year old trying to be the edgiest person on earth.

your profile pic is perfect for this comment lmao

your profile pic is perfect for this comment lmao

@pyrsen Mass shooters and Neo-fascists thrive off of being depicted as scary or dominating; they love it. I agree that mass shooters’ names and faces shouldn’t publicly be shown, in fact I never knew the name or face of the Parkland shooter until watching this. But mocking and “meming on” these people I think helps combat hero worship. Nazis hated “The Producers” because it depicted Hitler as effeminate. A lot of people that used to be in the alt-right pipeline said they got out when they saw popular YouTubers making fun of notable figureheads from alt-right spaces.

@Fhantum I don't think that's the way to go about it; you're still making a joke out of 17 kids being massacred in a way and making a joke out of a horrifically evil person's behaviour. I think you should be able to ridicule them but ideally they'd stay anonymous except for properly critical videos like this one. I think otherwise it plays into the desensitization of our culture to this shit - where we stop seeing the heinousness of it and see it as just another thing to have fun with. It's already been happening that people in general don't get phased anymore when they hear about yet another school shooting. And if media and the internet milk the killer's image, they'll somehow still win more ground in online culture and could even lead to more attacks in retribution, just like when you make fun of a picture of Mohammed. They'll start pushing back like 'they're trying to make our heroes look bad, well we'll teach them'

@Johnny Natrium The point of the memes is to take down his possible status as a hero. What he did was wrong and he’s executed he could be a sort of martyr. The memes purpose in my eyes is to prevent that.

Sounds hella jaded to me if you can laugh at this, but I'm not gonna tell people what they can think of as funny; it's just worrying or something like it's too normalized almost? <br>But yeah what I would love is if any media would be banned from identifying the school shooter (unless they were really at large for an extended time and a search was going on maybe) - so they'd remain completely anonymous, except for a post-mortem (preferably in the literal sense after they've been executed) release of their interrogation with critical commentary. So that other InCel freaks wouldn't have their heroes on message boards and potential school shooters would know that they'd be dead before getting the gratification of media attention, and thereafter only ridicule.

Sounds hella jaded to me if you can laugh at this, but I'm not gonna tell people what they can think of as funny; it's just worrying or something like it's too normalized almost?
But yeah what I would love is if any media would be banned from identifying the school shooter (unless they were really at large for an extended time and a search was going on maybe) - so they'd remain completely anonymous, except for a post-mortem (preferably in the literal sense after they've been executed) release of their interrogation with critical commentary. So that other InCel freaks wouldn't have their heroes on message boards and potential school shooters would know that they'd be dead before getting the gratification of media attention, and thereafter only ridicule.

@Л.С. Мото you don't need to be in one to see the memes

@Л.С. Мото you don't need to be in one to see the memes

@Л.С. Мото yes, it’s more out of spiting him. This guy thinks he’ll be a complete badass, I view the memes as a method of destroying any possibility that he’ll be fondly remembered. Or remembered the way he wanted to in the first place.

@Л.С. Мото A little bit yea, because he killed so many people and still is trying to get sympathy

@Л.С. Мото A little bit yea, because he killed so many people and still is trying to get sympathy

@pyrsen I'm not in the US or the English speaking world, so I don't know about people meming him. Do they really?

@pyrsen I'm not in the US or the English speaking world, so I don't know about people meming him. Do they really?

@Л.С. Мото no laughing people are meming the shit out of him

@Л.С. Мото no laughing people are meming the shit out of him

Well, I wouldn't say laughing considering what he had done. Its more of a feeling of disgust, but also asking the question, why did it have to come this far.


The cops actually got it wrong in this case, just hear me out. Nick is clearly insane if he thought this cringy act would work

Anyone who pulls such a horrific act has to gave a few loose marbles. You're right. You compare me in my right mind who would never even think about hurting a mouse....then you have him...definitely mentally damaged in a few areas.

@who Gon cut da grass | I don't think that's what autistic means buddy

@Weird-Creations hm. I do get that. I dont suffer from mental illness myself so sorry for trying to talk down to you and downplay your concerns that was an asshat move.

@Angus March the problem is, say someone like me who has mental health issues. These people make it harder for me to be belived. Instead I am told im "faking it" a lot more due to people like that

@Llama Latte I totally agree with the parallel truths! That's a really good point. Not that I have any empathy for him after he took so many lives, but I hope he's getting some kind of help and has remorse for what he's done.

@Justine Pechickjian I agree with this. Although he was putting on an act, anything not "there's a demon voice" seems like they were at least lies parallel to a truth of his. Prevention of the formation of people like this definitely lies in the formative and adolescent years. He definitely chose pushing a suicidal and self-harm narrative because he had this notion that people with depression and anxiety are protected from consequences or at least met with empathy (I wish this last idea was true) and thought that elevating it to insanity might work for his extreme act. There is definitely mental health issues that would push him towards the idea of shooting up his high school that were consistent throughout at least most of his upbringing. While I agree that this could have been avoided if he was in a better situation and was better situated, in the end he was fully conscious of his decision to shoot up a school and felt gratification for it. He was not insane, and he tried to exploit people who do suffer from mental illness or disabilities so I don't care for him too much. Again I agree, sad situation all around :(

While he's obviously not insane, I think he's a very very troubled kid, obviously low IQ (possibly has fetal alcohol syndrome), who had many attempts at a cry for help leading up to the shooting. There were at least 45 police calls to involving him or family between 2008 and 2017. Nic ultimately committed the atrocity, but the system totally failed him and could have prevented those deaths in my opinion. I think once he realized the full implications of what he'd done, he put on this ridiculous charade in an attempt to get off easy but regardless of how troubled he was, he should suffer the consequences. Just a sad situation all around.

@UndeadHero I mean, he did say he was stupid

Not gonna lie you had us in the first half there

@who Gon cut da grass as someone who Stims this bothers me what he's doing. Plus acting moderately autistic isn't going to let him off. Also, acting a stutter and poor memory. Most likely he tried to pull a DID card as well.

This guy acts like anyone with mental illness is insane. I hope people stop with this.

Or the first guy pretending to be autistic asking for attorneys and moving his fingers like that😂😂😂


The interrogator was an absolute legend. He remained chill while pointing out inconsistencies in the guy’s story and extracting information.

@Arnav Mazarine the guy reminds me of my therapist and she usually responds & asks questions like he does. She looks very calm when I tell her stuff that’s not usually considered normal. And I think him sitting close is supposed to reassure the guy. And him being polite / respectful definitely helps. The first therapist I had was so horrible I just didn’t reply, kept being rude and ended up walking out. The therapist I have atm is extremely nice and I’m more willing to talk to her

@Josephine Tyree ..literally everyone who goes into detective or therapist / sociology like any type of that stuff learn it

Maybe the demon actually did let him down in that fight with Ian though ;)

He has the suspect go from catatonic, to singing like a canary and even talking over him. <br>Unraveled his motive, and made sure he can't try and use an insanity plea later.. Impressive.

He has the suspect go from catatonic, to singing like a canary and even talking over him.
Unraveled his motive, and made sure he can't try and use an insanity plea later.. Impressive.

What the detective is so interesting! He looks very chill but I KNOW man's every word and movement is calculated. He was sitting real close to the guy at first but at the end he was further away. There must be something to it.

I wonder how cool would it be to attend the class training for an interview detective like this!

@Gooby Pls juvenoia needs attention, guidance and treatment. But 🤔

Well, that's his job. He's been in the service for a long time, and you can tell.

I felt like I heard a bomb go off when he described the German song as evil, and the interrogator was like, "if you don't understand German, that means the lyrics could've been happy!"

This guy is undoubtedly great at his job

I love when he's talking about the Xanax and weed. "How come every time you heard the demon you didn't light up a blunt?"

Aye I saw your comment and whoever, wherever you are I hope you have a great day and an amazing life. Stay safe bro. 👊

That's the kind we need ....EVERYWHERE as our young people....continually fall down the pit of hell with their actions....This Interrogator ...knew 'exactly' HOW to gain the 'truth'...!! He needs to give lessons...!!!


it’s terrifying how the actual criminally insane person, who seemed civilized and normal, was aware of the things he had done and even thought he deserved the death penalty but was so striped of emotions meanwhile the embarrassing act of the mass shooter looked like a scene from poorly directed movie

@Jose Rodriguez perfect argument against democracy

@Jose Rodriguez perfect argument against democracy

@Sergei Fomenko exactly my point dude :) again i can understand if someone is a proponent of the death penalty because of sympathy with its punitive aims. I don't agree with that position but it is an objectively valid argument. Arguing that it is cheaper to execute people ( in the states at least ) however is just so demonstrably wrong that it surprises me people continue to parrot it as a truism. Sigh :)

Psychopaths are usually charming and can blend into psychopaths.

Psychopaths are usually charming and can blend into psychopaths.

Death penalty doesn't work in our society i mean the world because every politician are a fucking corrupts, pedos or something equally worse. So how u jugde someone that stands above u common people? They have millions and millions they can buy ur lawyer the institution etc. U have seen someone important get caught? Only chivos Expiatorios. Everyone here needs to understand that they dont owe Anything

@SuperOriginalName Wow the memories! I read The Stranger a few years ago in high school. My philosophy teacher told us this parable of a man who was about to plummet to his death but before that, he ate some berries growing besides him. Any idea what that's all about?

@Vandal I do stand corrected there. However, that doesn't change the fact that you should be able to back up your own claims, rather than just going "google it."

@Vandal I do stand corrected there. However, that doesn't change the fact that you should be able to back up your own claims, rather than just going "google it."

DEAD YAMI That's because the punishments are so lenient. If everyone that ever got caught with drugs had to spend time in jail, there'd be less using. It's just nonsensical and illogical to believe otherwise.

Also, countries that have strict drug laws tend to have lower drug use rates. Singapore, Japan and Korea are a few examples.

BlackSheepNara Bleeding heart SJW alert.

BlackSheepNara Bleeding heart SJW alert.

@neliz8

Did I say the system was perfect? And did you ignore the part about recidivism and how it shows our system works even less than theirs? You are a hysterical nerd.

@neliz8

Did I say the system was perfect? And did you ignore the part about recidivism and how it shows our system works even less than theirs? You are a hysterical nerd.

@Lrod Shrek Right. I wasn’t taking into account all of the investigating etc. Just the actual act of the execution.

@Lrod Shrek Right. I wasn’t taking into account all of the investigating etc. Just the actual act of the execution.

@Nicole  I am not American and I don't understand why you (Atleast apparently) assume that.

You are the one who mentioned overcrowded prisons and what I listed are some of the things that can be done to solve the issue.

I never said that everyone is in prison  for drug charges, but, depending on the country of course, they tend to be the biggest group in the prison population.
Drug legalization, in my opinion, is not a policy that can be implemented right away and does need proper preparation and the creation of proper social and material conditions.
Drug legalization, if done properly, would likely reduce drug deaths in the long term, damage criminal revenue (Atleast in the short to medium term) and take away a lot of weight from the justice system.
Informing people is key and it's likely that most consumers would go for substances with a better safety profile.
One of the main reasons why alcohol tends to be such a source of social issues and crime is because most people are are not well informed about it (Partially thanks to the disinformation campaigns companies have done in the last) and many people don't even know that ethanol is a drug.

Apart from all of that, it's not killing people that costs money as you could kill someone with a rock you found on the ground, but the necessary processeses to ensure the guilt of the accused and avoid innocents dying.
The vast majority of cases isn't as easy to solve as a mass murder either and I sure have less faith in the justice system than you think, which is one of the reasons I am against the capital punishment.
And while culture is indeed an issue in the US, saying that guns aren't problematic is a questionable affirmation.
For sure it doesn't help that a very significant portion of their crooked politicians are against controlling who gets them and expanding and making more accessible services such as mental health.

And the fact that the death penalty is irreversible IS a big deal: You yourself could be tortured and killed because you got unfairly accused of something and the justice system fails in the system you are proposing.
Not only that, after someone is killed there are way less reasons to re-open a case and the real culprit might get away with it much more easily.
You also brought up that innocents die every day as a justification for what you are saying as if it was a reason to not to minimize their deaths.
I am also as much as against capitalism, the source of the exploitation and suffering of the innocents you mentioned, as I am against capital punishment.
Capitalism also has a large role in the potential and likely future food and water shortages you mentioned as it is a wasteful system inadequate to deal with the climatic crysis behind such things.
It's an exploitative system with the accumulation of capital at it's core, not sustainability the increase of human wellbeing and quality of life and there is hardly any form of ethical consumption within it.
Today we also produce more than enough food to feed everyone, so people starving is strictly a problem of distribution at the moment.
More resources are wasted every year in pointless or largely useless products than you will ever spend by just keeping people locked up and avoiding innocents getting killed.

You also talk about the issue of land shortages and the need to build more houses: The issue of not having enough land is in my opinion more of a location specific thing as places like the US or Russia for sure don't have such an issue.
Also, as quality of life improves birth rates go down, so the need for more houses is still a bit location specific and overall birthrates around the world have been decreasing during history apart from places like Afghanistan, which have been torn apart by "funny" things such as American imperialism and religious extremism.
When it comes to housing, many developed countries have a lot of abandoned houses or people owning more than a house or houses stupidly big that could make space for a whole condominium.

Also, get the fuck out of here with the "enabler bullshit".
Nobody is saying they shouldn't be punished and let walk around free.

@Koby Romigh you clearly missed my points I made lol. I didnt think anyone was claiming to let people go. I pointed out the flaw in the logic of the persons argument. And yes every system is flawed and thats how its going to be. Thats how life works, we should do our best to make it better and minimize it but you will never make it perfect. People do not receive the death penalty for drugs so I don't know why you brought that up lol. I agree the amount of non-violent drug offenders being imprisoned for 25+ years is ridiculous, we should change that. My points were directed at an argument against the death penalty and I used their logic against them. And yes i do think we take way to long to process inmates most take over a decade to go through courts...thats way too long. We should be getting to these cases in a more timely manner so innocent people are found innocent faster and guilty people are found guilty faster. Dont know why you would disagree with that

@TomMe Closure for family members of the victims. JUSTICE! Save the taxpayers money. Don't believe the propaganda that it cost more to execute someone than life in prison. All these attorneys and judges are being paid a salary from the state, so they are getting paid whether the moron appeals or not. If that is truly the case, then we should limit appeals to one within 6 months for obvious cases like this one.

@oh the misery clearly someone didn't look it up. fucking type "is the death penalty more expensive" into google and come back to me on that.

@oh the misery clearly someone didn't look it up. fucking type "is the death penalty more expensive" into google and come back to me on that.

@Christina Eclecticrall 1. it is simply because of how long that process takes, if the process is sped up it wouldnt be. 2. "Death penalty has been around for millennia yet crime still happens" yeah so has jail systems so should we just get rid of prisons? 3. "Innocent people get put in prison and just one person getting put to death is enough not to have it" innocent people also go to prison all the time, is that enough not to have it? We live in a flawed world that isnt always fair. All we can do is try our best. But allowing criminals free would cause far more harm than good plus having people sit in prison for 25+ years is so taxing on everyone. They should be reformed or be removed from society at that point. Wanna argue that change death penalty to exile? Sure i can agree with that just remove them from harming everyone else and causing more victims than you would by removing the systems put in place to protect people

@Aaron Denver what did trump have to do with this conversation?

@Aaron Denver what did trump have to do with this conversation?

The death penalty isn’t supposed to teach you anything? Like, we’re all born to have the subconscious not to kill each other, right? It’s literally a born-in emotion, if that makes sense... Good arguments and comments section, just one weird thing I’ve seen repeated over and over.

@Christina Eclecticrall I AGREE, I also think that the death penalty isn’t “punishment” it doesn’t really accomplish anything other than putting the criminal out of his misery.  Life without parole or solitary confinement is way worse and people in those positions sometimes wish they would’ve been executed instead. The people disagreeing with you are slow.

@TomMe true, but racists in power use death penalty to target primarily black people. it's one cog in a rampant cycle of poverty, criminalization, segregation, etc.

@TomMe true, but racists in power use death penalty to target primarily black people. it's one cog in a rampant cycle of poverty, criminalization, segregation, etc.

@TomMe the death penalty is also to deter people from committing crime but clearly it’s not an effective deterrent

@TomMe the death penalty is also to deter people from committing crime but clearly it’s not an effective deterrent

@BlackSheepNara off topic but I love the flag ;)

@BlackSheepNara off topic but I love the flag ;)

@BlackSheepNara it’s a punishment. It’s not supposed to teach anyone. If anything, it should  teach people to not commit crimes that get you to that point.

@BlackSheepNara it’s a punishment. It’s not supposed to teach anyone. If anything, it should  teach people to not commit crimes that get you to that point.

@Ryan Ritchey hey dude normal people don't say this go see a therapist for sociopaths

@Ryan Ritchey hey dude normal people don't say this go see a therapist for sociopaths

@Eliza 1. It's "nth time".
2. I find the claim stupid. It's just an opinion I have. I'm not trying to argue that it's correct, or that you should believe it.
As for the comment about the sky being blue, if you are trying to convince someone who doesn't believe that, yes, you should have facts to back it up. To me and you, it sounds ridiculous- we both know the sky is blue- but if you're trying to argue that to someone who doesn't, I'd say it's necessary.
3. I don't know how many times I have to repeat this for you to get it. If you want to convince someone of something, present your own sources. One more time, if you want to convince someone of something, present your sources

@Eliza 1. It's "nth time".
2. I find the claim stupid. It's just an opinion I have. I'm not trying to argue that it's correct, or that you should believe it.
As for the comment about the sky being blue, if you are trying to convince someone who doesn't believe that, yes, you should have facts to back it up. To me and you, it sounds ridiculous- we both know the sky is blue- but if you're trying to argue that to someone who doesn't, I'd say it's necessary.
3. I don't know how many times I have to repeat this for you to get it. If you want to convince someone of something, present your own sources. One more time, _if you want to convince someone of something, present your sources_

@Jose Rodriguez It's true. Legal fees, appeals, the actual act. Most often costing more than incarceration until death.

@Jose Rodriguez It's true. Legal fees, appeals, the actual act. Most often costing more than incarceration until death.

@oh the misery nineth time? Okay, dude. All this reads to me as is, "I'm too lazy to research this topic for five minutes." Like, I get it if it's some deep topic that needs sourses to verify or whatever. But this is surface level stuff. Do I have to sourse why's the sky blue? No, cause there's several, easily accessible sources you can look up yourself. Just Google it.

I'm tired of people making claims when it's obvious that they never looked it up. Also, why doesn't your rules apply to you? You acted like the death penalty costing more than life was outrageous.  Where's your sourse?

Also: I have to drive soon. So, I can't look up sources for you. But if you really want I'll find them when I have the time. Or, you could save us both time and look it up yourself.

@Eliza I've gotten into many, many arguments in YT comment sections over the past 4 years. All you have to do is put parentheses or brackets around the periods, or use commas instead. That's it. If there are so many sources on the claim, why can't you show them yourself? For the nth time, I repeat: if you are trying to make an argument to someone, to convince someone of something, present your own sources. "Just look it up" reads as "I don't actually have any sources" to me.

@oh the misery because we are in a YT comment section? It sometimes won't let you post links. And this is something so easy to look up the truth for, dude. Take 5 seconds and you will see. It's not really something you need an in depth study that's up to interpretation.  It's literal numbers. True or false. And as I recall, no one mentioned looking it up, other than the one's arguing the death penalty is more expensive. Everyone else is arguing from intuition.  "It's obsurd to think the death penalty is more expensive." The only one's that actually encourage you to get real facts (that's a quick Google search away!) are not in the wrong just because they tell you to look it up. They just know, if you do, you will find actual resources proving their point.

@Eliza I guess you couldn't read my first comment, so I'll repeat it again. If you are making an argument, you come with your own sources. If you don't have sources, how is anyone supposed to believe you? Why put the burden of proving YOUR claims on the other person?

@Jose Rodriguez Life imprisonment is not irreversible and is less expensive than capital punishment, unless you want to cut the costs of the procedures to ensure guilt and even more innocents to die.
It's not killing that costs money, but the procedures to ensure guilt.

Keeping criminals locked up while while minimizing expenses is the most efficient way to deal with such crimes: It's the least expensive option, it's not irreversible and still pretty much neutralizes the threat for the rest of society.

Also, it is stupid to give the State such powers.
People being in favour of it because some populist trash advocates for it is irrelevant and it's why the Constitutions of seversl countries, such as mine, outlaw it.

@Nicole Prisons are overcrowded ? Build more of them and/or expand present ones, legalize drugs (As drug crimes are the most common inside prisons), expand social programs and services and focus on rehabilitating criminals who haven't committed offenses that are too serious.

You are arguing purely from emotion: Apart from the fact that giving the State the power to murder and torture it's citizens is absolutely retarded, torturing criminals and killing them is way more expensive than simply keeping them locked up and keeping maintenance costs low.
It's also important to note that the death penalty is irreversible, which means that if you kill an innocent there is no way of fixing things.
Same thing can be said for torture if it is severe enough to traumatize and cripple people.

What you are saying just has no base in reality.

The shooter was tough to watch. I had second-hand embarrassment

The shooter was tough to watch. I had second-hand embarrassment

That's because people like that have zero empathy and a lifetime of acting experience.

That's because people like that have zero empathy and a lifetime of acting experience.

@Christina Eclecticrall if you're arguing a point to someone, don't just say "look it up", man. especially something as bogus as death sentence costing more than life

@Christina Eclecticrall if you're arguing a point to someone, don't just say "look it up", man. especially something as bogus as death sentence costing more than life

Everyone arguing about innocent people die in everything don't understand how it feels like to be sentenced for a crime you never committed

Everyone arguing about innocent people die in everything don't understand how it feels like to be sentenced for a crime you never committed

@Happy Schwagg guess you've never heard of the student surpassing the master? Any way you look at it most people leave prison a whole lot worst than they went in. The rate of reoffenders is insane.

@John V Lmao.. Advice on how to get away with it... from people in prison...  Checks out.

@John V Lmao.. Advice on how to get away with it... from people in prison...  Checks out.

@ThreeBee HD189733b Thank you guys for having this back and forth. I can see why I've always struggled with an issue that seems like no one should struggle with. Both points seem equally emotionally charged and rational.

@BlackSheepNara the idea is that it's cheaper than retraining the person into being useful and safe to society.

@BlackSheepNara the idea is that it's cheaper than retraining the person into being useful and safe to society.

@TomMe I’ve heard horrific cases, like Kelly Anne Bates (I can tolerate some gore, but her murder was too much to stomach,) and suddenly don’t mind the death penalty.

@TomMe I’ve heard horrific cases, like Kelly Anne Bates (I can tolerate some gore, but her murder was too much to stomach,) and suddenly don’t mind the death penalty.

@Thin Line Of Sanity You assume too much about "normal people"

@Thin Line Of Sanity You assume too much about "normal people"

@TomMe Technically i would agree with you there. But for me the death penalty is an absolute, you can only have it in a system without errors. Even if only like 0.1% of cases would be wrongly convicted. That would still leave one out of every thousand wrongly sentenced to death.

@Jose Rodriguez
What creates criminals is a system that maintains and does nothing about povery and has the high recidivism rates it does. Our prisons don't work and the death penality don't work. Other countries, particularly Northern Europe, do much better both without the death penality and less brutal prison conditions.

So I find it interesting you call someboy's thinking "evil" while being wrong and pretentious yourelf.

@Our travelingzoo kinda reminded me of Todd from breaking bad

@Our travelingzoo kinda reminded me of Todd from breaking bad

@Earth l It's not the act of killing the criminal that is expensive, as you could do that with a rock you can find on the ground without spending a penny, but it's the process of assuring he or she is truly guilty.
Life imprisonment is objectively less expensive and if someone is considered irredeamable you can just give the person life in prison trying to keep costs as low as possible.
Unless the person has health issues, you could probably maintain them with less than 5€ a day.

@ThreeBee HD189733b Yep totally agree. Really bugs me when people blithely assert 'facts' that they can't possibly have any logical foundation for assuming are true and then double down by being deliberately rude and insulting. Not very civilised :(             (sorry just so its clear by 'facts' i mean for example the 'fact' that life imprisonment is more expensive than the death penalty - which we know to be untrue since the cost of legally murdering people is staggering by comparison to life imprisonment and also in and of itself.)

@Jose Rodriguez I don't get it. It looks like you're trying to counterattack his point on life imprisonment being less expensive than the death penalty by calling him "altruist", "barbaric" and "empowering criminals". I fail to see any correlation between these two points. It only feels like you're trying to rile up my anger. I did a small bit of research and it actually does seem kinda barbaric and expensive with things like increased costs of healthcare (ironically enough), longer and more expensive court processes, and "Death Row Phenomenon".

I also don't get why you felt the need to call him out for "giving the state permission" as if everyone in that state votes for the same people.

@TheKain202 you can pay to kill all of them then, plus a lot of innocent people. Makes no difference moneywise.
Besides, no one is talking about saving murderers, rapists and other kinds of monsters, the POINT is that a lot of innocent people can get the death sentence and you cannot release them from prison after exonerating them, cause there's no exoneration from death.
 And no, it's not a great argument when you use childish language like "you take them home then!". seriously

@Christina Eclecticrall Where are you getting this information? Just one inmate cost 36,000$ per YEAR. In 50 years that’s 1.8 million dollars. You’re telling me a bullet, a few seconds of electricity, or a lethal cocktail of drugs cost more than 1.8 million dollars? Gtfo

@JJ Yes, I think it's great. Who's money do you think feeds these animals? Our taxes. If you want feed them, you can even take them home with you. I see no reason to keep trash around.

@JJ Yes, I think it's great. Who's money do you think feeds these animals? Our taxes. If you want feed them, you can even take them home with you. I see no reason to keep trash around.

@Ryan Ritchey that question has nothing to do with anything being said here, I'm not following your line of reasoning

@Ryan Ritchey that question has nothing to do with anything being said here, I'm not following your line of reasoning

It really reminds me of “The Stranger” by Albert Camus. Just so completely disconnected from society and the world. He just killed the dude to kill him. No reason.

It really reminds me of “The Stranger” by Albert Camus. Just so completely disconnected from society and the world. He just killed the dude to kill him. No reason.

@JJ The living cost of these weeds should hooked up to your bank account then.

@JJ The living cost of these weeds should hooked up to your bank account then.

JJ That’s not my question my question is guity people being released

JJ That’s not my question my question is guity people being released

@Ryan Ritchey life without parole is alternative to death sentence, not being "let go". So yeah, I would say most of us would rather have a 100 people serve life and the 1 innocent is set free, than execute 100 guilty and 1 innocent person

@Thin Line Of Sanity definitely do not agree on number 2 no one can predict someone else's emotions after an event based on their own emotions which you have just done;<br>Trying to say someone would be emotional after killing someone when you don't know that person just shows stupidity imo, everyone feels and reacts differently and there will always be those that don't seem to have responses that are understood by many, if any just because you would feel that way does not mean jack sh*t! Feelings and opinions are not facts!

@Thin Line Of Sanity definitely do not agree on number 2 no one can predict someone else's emotions after an event based on their own emotions which you have just done;
Trying to say someone would be emotional after killing someone when you don't know that person just shows stupidity imo, everyone feels and reacts differently and there will always be those that don't seem to have responses that are understood by many, if any just because you would feel that way does not mean jack sh*t! Feelings and opinions are not facts!

@Jose Rodriguez and yes, the death penalty is far more expensive than life in prison. Look it up.

@Jose Rodriguez and yes, the death penalty is far more expensive than life in prison. Look it up.

@Ryan Ritchey when did I say the alternative to the death penalty should be releasing people?

@Ryan Ritchey when did I say the alternative to the death penalty should be releasing people?

@Jose Rodriguez I said “give permission” because I’m aware these laws are voted on and that the citizens are who give said “permission.” How was this not obvious?

@Jose Rodriguez I said “give permission” because I’m aware these laws are voted on and that the citizens are who give said “permission.” How was this not obvious?

Christina Eclecticrall If you’d rather have 100 guity people let go then one innocent get executed then you are pretty messed up

Christina Eclecticrall If you’d rather have 100 guity people let go then one innocent get executed then you are pretty messed up

@Christina Eclecticrall Also I like how you say "give the state permission". Who voted for those state laws and who were the laws enacted by? The citizens of the communities in said state. Way to try to create a blank face boogieman by saying THE STATE.

Innocent people are killed by the death penalty. The possibility of that ever happening makes the death penalty something that shouldn’t be an option at all. Not to mention it’s barbaric and  much more expensive than life imprisonment.

Obviously in certain cases, like this one, you can be certain of a person’s guilt. But I’m not really a fan of giving the state permission to murder anyone.

That entire interrogation is on YouTube and is worth watching. It’s more of a confession really than an interrogation, but it’s interesting!

That entire interrogation is on YouTube and is worth watching. It’s more of a confession really than an interrogation, but it’s interesting!

Well, that’s because he’s real and the other guy is just a terrible actor.

Well, that’s because he’s real and the other guy is just a terrible actor.

The death penalty isn't about teaching a lesson, it's about permanently removing someone beyond redemption. You may think that no one is beyond redemption, but that's who the death penalty is designed for.

What would the death penalty teach anyone? Humans have been doing that for millennia and it hasn’t stopped crime yet.

What would the death penalty teach anyone? Humans have been doing that for millennia and it hasn’t stopped crime yet.

Makes me scared of people even though I’m a very friendly and a person who seeks to meet new people. Makes me sick to my stomach hearing stuff like this.

Makes me scared of people even though I’m a very friendly and a person who seeks to meet new people. Makes me sick to my stomach hearing stuff like this.

It seems that way until you think a minute and realize 1. Normal ppl dont k*ll nonchalantly and 2. If they had to would most likely be extremely emotional about it.

It seems that way until you think a minute and realize 1. Normal ppl dont k*ll nonchalantly and 2. If they had to would most likely be extremely emotional about it.


This guy is basically giving us free top tier documentaries.

"free" he killed 14 people, idk about that one chief

Robert I'm confused as t why you just randomly came in calling him a YouTube comments idiot, I didn't see anything stupid about his point lol

@A C wait how do you know? I’m genuinely asking.

Ssshhhhh Netflix is listening, they're gonna give them a deal

@Surgjik huh? Do you have a question for me?

Mans made easily like 2 mil off of this no doubt.

@Manuel Baut104 I sold my soul, everything comes at a price

That’s why I love YouTube as a platform even with all its faults which it’s had quite a lot more over the years

Dude if you upload videos of  5 hours everyday   i will make my schedule and my job to work around them just to watch your videos.. I can't belive you're blessing us with such videos for free thank you so much

I swear I keep thinking I’m clicking a video I just  watched because I see this comment on every JCS video.

@Psychedelic Dragon please make one I'd be so interested🙏🙏

Didn't he mean the documentaries are free?

@miah neale I feel like you know exactly what they meant by this comment

This guy's doing alright off of this channel. He'd be making at least $500,000 a year from it.

Advertised material is not free but I do love these vids

And how to analyze psychopaths and their manipulation tactics lol

It’s actually made by women but they pay the male narrator to, well, narrate lol

He’s got over 30 mil views in a week, he’s absolutely not doing this for free, and rightly so - these videos come infrequently cause they take so long to research and make!

@Travis Watters Yw! I agree. Very high quality content

@Gil Juwu Yeee he does the videos are monetized

Free for us but my man gets paid. At least I hope so.


Gotta respect how intelligent these detectives are. In movies they like to act like they're just following a playbook like a script but this shows you just how much experience these people have, no matter what city or state they're in. Mad props

@Skinny Legend sadly i still cant understand more then basic body language except for animals.

Im so high I accidentally discovered how to do criminal phychology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BemHqUqcpI8 from the same channel example of a bad investigator. Narrator literally starts with "this detective has either forgotten the standard procedure to review the call to dispatch or for some reason decided to reject it as an evidence all together". He was just like "yup, we have our guy" and he told this innocent man very much so, that there's no question if he did it, because he knows he did (even tho the 911 caller said "short, white man" did it and as we can see... I don't think the man in the video qualifies). So as in any other career, we have good employees and bad ones (unfortunately, considering the responsibility and importance of their job).

Depends which ones. Sometimes you watch these true crime stories and the investigators are either lazy, plain stupid, want to close the case fast (there's so many legitimately innocent people in prison and so many cases ruled "suicide" or "runaway" where there's literally a stack of evidence of foul play, like I don't remember the woman's name, but she apparently committed suicide and then tied her hands and legs... I mean, come on). We're just seeing the good ones here, but there's more than there should of ones that are horrible at their job.

@Skinny Legend You post this link everywhere and act like people will click it. And no shit its not hard, but that isn't the only thing they do. Did you even watch the video? The narrator perfectly explained how he played his card perfectly with his tone of voice, gestures, his acts, the way he worded things, and how he went about in this 2 hour interrogation.

Its not that hard. They go by a script stage by stage except, theyre not looking at what comes out of your mouth but how your whole body and demeanor responds to the question. Theyre basically psychologists who are trained to trick you up any way they can guilty or not

@jatpack3 Yeah true, but no one was talking about them

Don't forget that cops will try to force a confession from an innocent person and cover up evidence.  They are not necessarily the good guys.

These are psychologists that are also trained to take you down.

Some are intelligent, some think they are intelligent. The latter sort are dangerous.

Decent point however it just goes to show they can wear many hats and many masks if needed. You can self incriminate yourself even when you're innocent. Always ask to speak with a lawyer if ones shows up randomly. They see an easy target they'll go for it.

You don’t have to be Albert Einstein to see fucking common body language

the video with the best detective is the michael rafferty video.

@Alejandro Ramirez that's... what they just said?

You watch too many movies. Not everything is like the movies 🙄


I feel bad for the guy who was unaware that he had talked to a guy that murdered his sister minutes before. I cant imagine how he felt after he found out

@Cody N the definition of insane is being in a state of mind that prevents normal perception and behavior. Pretty sure being psychopathic would prevent normal thoughts given the fact they are missing neurological connections relating to emotion.

@Thomas Wiltherford he was trying to act as if he was schizophrenic to hide his sociopathic tendencies. What is your definition of insane?

@power where did you read this info? i want to look into it!

@M_Zx H_Di through basic research. His sister was Maddie, and she survived her injuries. She was in the same classroom as Carmen, one of the deceased.

LaCabraAsada how do you guys know she lived, is there any time stamp in the video??

@🎧﹕milaxxy . . . Insane and psychopathic are not the same thing.

@Mechanized Infantry <b>thank fucking god</b>

@Mechanized Infantry *thank fucking god*

i wonder what they were talking about. weird to think he approached some kid from school for casual conversation at mcdonald’s if he was such a weird "outcast"

@DIAMIN it’s before 24 minutes because that’s how far i am. it’s the same person. if you can find the picture of him shooting it’s around there

I must of missed it, is there a timestamp or context on what you're talking about.

@Mechanized Infantry That's just sooooo goood to hear

...and if the guy had shared some of his fries?<br>Sorry, I got nothing. Just awful. 😞

...and if the guy had shared some of his fries?
Sorry, I got nothing. Just awful. 😞

That’s what I was thinking like how crazy is that shit poor guy

Ikr I don’t even know how he’s “faking being insane”. He legit us insane


He wasn't lying about being stupid... very truthful statement right there.

He did a good score, ngl.. Most shooters can't come close to that.

@Pearls & Swine If by Harry, you mean me - absolutely! White supremacy, like all forms of racism, is detestable.

Lying is when a person gives of information it thinks is not true.

@Wise_Owl Here we go again with you vIcTiMs

@DAT Blue Husky they're not common but okay

@Aben I ain’t stupid enough to believe that statistic

@Uhtred of Bebbanburg dont click this link, its bible verses

@Rare Origins that makes logical sense but mine was funny but yes i am sure u are right and makes total sense

@Max Dydynski the detective didn't disagree because the previous topic of his mother dying, nik started gaining confidence that the detective would feel bad for him, the detective prevented this in a passive way. (I believe)

of course they are good at it seeing how common school shooting are in usa

same reason the detective didn’t say “oh no you’re not” he knew damn well lmfaoo


That cop was just done
"I hear demons"
"Just shut up"
Shut that shit down right quick

@Kasper Vestergaard you are so edgy congratulations

@xyz765 I meant like, there are voices you perceive as coming from the outer world, but (at least in my own experience) there are voices that come from you as well, like a separate voice that isn’t your thoughts nor is an intrusive thought, which I believe are dubbed internal hallucinations

@Hatsune Memeku Depends of what you mean for internal as it was explained to me when hallucinating the sensorial part of your brain gets overwhelmed and your brain cannot distinguish what comes from your actual senses. I think the bigger misconception is that people think hearing voices is like when they imagine their mom calling them for dinner and is nothing like that.

@xyz765 I hear voices as well, and you do realize that there are internal hallucinations as well, right?

@xyz765 oh absolutely. Most people end up comitting these acts because they truly believe someone or something is talking to them. It doesn't come from inside the head to the person suffering from those hallucination

@Evie Storey-Smith 14:40 It is kind of embedded into the interrogation

Lmaooo cops weren’t trying to hear that bullshit 🤣

As a person who have heard voices I can tell is BS right away, normally people try to tell you the voices are just in your head because they want you to be aware of that, but the voices are outside and you can hear them in your ears, in that setting the "demon" should be speaking from behind the door.


I love how he just says "nick, the doctors already looked at you." which is the politest way of saying "knock it the fuck off" i've seen in a while.

It's just so neat. He's just telling Nick facts.

Cop: "What's goin on today bro?"
Cruz: "D-D-Demons man. Voices. Voices. Where's the voices!? What happened!?"
 Cop: "Shut up"
LMAO.
  The voices are telling u to shut the hell up Nicky!!!

@Goner Kid omg I just read the comment while that part was playing

"if you're gonna hyperventilate over a phone number" so shady I love it!!


I feel horrible for that guy he talked to in that restaurant, Imagine finding out later the guy you talked to killed your sister an hour ago.

@Isla I'm a very dumb person, and because of that I can't tell if you're complimenting me or if you're insulting me. When you say "immature comments" I think you're insulting me, but then I see "you did well handling a childish bully" which could also be seen as sarcasm, but then again it could also be seen as a compliment in my mind. So please tell me, is this an insult or a compliment, because I seriously can't tell.

@Flynn.exe Oh that's really good to know, thanks

@Flynn.exe thank the lord <br>That’s a near miracle she’s lucky 😌

@Flynn.exe thank the lord
That’s a near miracle she’s lucky 😌

@Destiny I loath petty people like that that feel the need to make immature comments like that. You did well handling a childish bully

@Destiny that would be an awesome plot for a John Wick like revenge story

same. Imagine talking to this dude who actually seems really friendly and then he asks "What would you do if you're sister was murdered" in a curious manner, and then you respond "Oh, I'd kill them!" in a jokingly manner. Then the dude waves goodbye to the you before closing the door, and then you  think "Man, what a nice guy". Next morning you see the news that the school your sister goes to had a school shooting and that your sister is dead, along with 16 other people, some friends with you and your sister, and they were killed by the guy who you talked to in Burger King. I think that'd be the last time you'd ever go to burger king ever again. I think it's finally time to try out Mc Donalds. Oh wait.... he went there too.

(EDIT: I wasn't listening very well because there was a lot of talking and I have ADHD, so I got distracted very easily, my point being the sister didn't actually die, she just got shot and recovered. I apologize for the confusion.)

@Roman A. Just a coincidence I'm guessing

Maddy was technically close to dead when they found her😔

The brother was younger so why wasnt he at school? Also did this guy know it was the girls brother or was it just a coincidence

his sister survived, she was shot but  recovered

yeah poor guy at least the killer is in prison and a clown pretty much worldwire


this story is absolutely tragic but all  i could think about is how embarrassing this is to be pretending youre crazy

I was getting second hand embarrassment watching the guy fake being insane

Fax watching the dude make finger guns to his head makes me cringe

@coolfunnyguy75 nah bro it’s the voice in his head

so he's crazy to the point where he doesn't remember killing his mom but he knows he should have an attorney?!?!?!🤣


Even the demons can't stand his horrible acting.

I feel like you might be wrong at 21:35 I don't think he embellishing his work, I feel that he feels anger for getting caught and he's reliving some moment of the shooting where he had control and power and now can't stand the thought that hes lost it, I really feel at this moment he's imagining and wishing he killed a few more, than killed himself, but his fear most likely prevented him killing his self hence the kill me now plea, seems the intergator came close to havin him shut down, the only real remorse that would cross this kids mind would be if he actually  made murder close enough to smell and touch, than you would only see trauma fear and remorse for himself,  some deff nurture problem happened here, with a touch of nature........freak

Lucifer himself: I've seen worse but this... Belongs on that list

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@Jessica Luo There were no demons talking to him. He was angry at the world and justified to himself the actions he took. It is sad his mother died and he probably did not learn proper coping strategies and did not have guidance from a reliable support system. He still independently made the choice to do what he did.

"Hurt myself" nah, mate, they only intensify emotions or beaten you up more verbally, the one telling that is yourself

@Judith Affran yeah, come on, like, they're not dumb as he think they are in this act lol

@Abyssalium Traveller all the dromns had a meeting. They do not know this man.

Even my own demon wanna throw up from this act

Hey Jasko thanks for the new video Always makes my day to see you and Chris. Much love and safe travels to wherever you venture off to next.❤

@Jessica Luo why are ppl being mean? Some ppl don’t believe that a demon will get into your head and bring you down. Sometimes a demon will see someone weaknesses and latch onto that. Then again sometimes ppl will just kill. There is no reason why someone should make fun of anyone for stating their opinion.

I mean seriously dude!!!! Stop thinking your imaginary friends are real!!!!!

The poor demons, man. I hope they find a nicer body.

They left the room, the second he started to "act".<br>Demon 1: -"OW sheeet! Imma headout, I can see where this is going..."

They left the room, the second he started to "act".
Demon 1: -"OW sheeet! Imma headout, I can see where this is going..."

@LowHP lmao it probably called because it got sick of his horrible music taste.

@Mel B uhg just let us laugh and take your religious thoughts somewhere else. We where having fun here -_-

The demon was the one who called the police in the first place

@Shama Mohamed actually if he killed someone people do so because a demon told them

The demon be like: Don't blame it on us, man! It's all YOU!

I'd like this comment but it's at 666 and I just can't


If you're cringing watching him for just an hour, imagine the judge, jury and attorneys having to watch him over and over again.

@Valhatan WOOOOOWWWW DUDE. Sounds? Nah, you must visit a psychologist before the detective get a psychological questions to question you.

@Nathan I'm actually having a lot of fun watching him!


This makes me cringe but the detective makes it funny and entertaining lol.

@skid My first movie and also my favourite

the investigator is the main protagonist here, not the edgy kid

Reminds me of when the doctor was interrogating Reece in Terminator.

bro the suspect literally sounded like he was explaining lore of an OC made by an edgy 10 year old


The most impressive thing that detective has is patience. I mean, that man is talking to a boy who killed 17 people, and now its trying to behave like he was crazy to avoid death penalty or whatever, so the detective know for sure, not only that kid is a killer, but he is trying to fool the detective. And the man, not only is a professional knowing what to ask and how to cut the bullshit, but he has to be collective and dont let his anger get in the way. I know its his work, but got damn, he does a good one.

Hes also fucking witty as a hell and hilarious. XD

@Sean Gallagher His job is not to help persecute him but find a motive

@Dearth of Doohickey’s its called playing good cop. In professions like that, you have to learn to separate your feelings from work. They most definitely need to get it out and deal with it after they clock out.

It's tactics used aka known as the good cop. In order to promote to detective, to be a good detective, you learn all type tactics over time.

I’d like to think I could do it when watching it because he did make it look so easy. But there’s no way I could. Shout out to that detective

Let him pretend to be crazy and think you believe it, hopefully the longer you listen to his sht, the more harshly he'll be punished

The detective has a script to plug in this specific situation. It’s like a puzzle the detective is piecing together and it comes together perfectly. This is a tough situation, but this is easy for the detective. The young man walks right into the trap

Not only that, he has to be <i>friendly</i> with the bastard.

Not only that, he has to be _friendly_ with the bastard.

It’s pretty smart thinking to let him pretend to be crazy. I bet a mental health expert could easily say that he’s faking being crazy, so when the boy is in court they could make the claim he is untrustworthy. That alone would probably make him completely guilty in the juries’ eyes.

Yeah I bet not too many people can do the same


This gives me the same vibe as me at 9 years old trying to pretend to be sick so my parents would let me skip school

My 3 year old literally did this to us yesterday 🤣 he got away with it with his Mom, not myself, however, he did infact get the sick day. I'm weak 👉🤹♂

@James Doakes well as they are all proud mostly,  because its the Highlight of their life they cant simply say they dudnt know what they did also  ..They need the fame, cant get that if you dont Show you are self conscious in basic.

I was  bad, the looked right through me...i was better and less cringe than he though...

Yeah, because that's exactly the same thing...

Dude failed the ASVAB to join the Army. Thing is fastest track to become a Ranger is to become an MOS 11B or similar Infantryman and go through the hoops to make it to a Ranger Battalion by having it in your contract. I've been out for a while but  pretty sure things are still the same. You needed to score a 30 out of 99 on the ASVAB to join the Army Infantry AND on top of that, if you missed that cut off the Army Infantry is the only MOS in the US Military that is waiverable. They will give you a form and you can still join if a doctor will sign it and state that you are "not legally retarded or severely mentally deficient" (the Army uses archaic terms). Scoring a 30 is like 7th grade level knowledge and understanding and he couldn't achieve that nor would anyone attest that he was anywhere close. This dude may actually have the mind of a 9 year old.

Even at that young age I'd cringe to myself XD

@Mystery LovesCompany eh I just didn't go when I got older they both left first. No idea how the school didn't call lol yes I was 18 but I missed 73 days my senior year. Only needed one credit so I only went on test days lol. They did force me to not miss or be late my last two weeks and I had to sit in in school suspension.<br>Hell I used to call my work hey ya need me to come in today early. Different times they would have gotten in trouble these days🤣

@Mystery LovesCompany eh I just didn't go when I got older they both left first. No idea how the school didn't call lol yes I was 18 but I missed 73 days my senior year. Only needed one credit so I only went on test days lol. They did force me to not miss or be late my last two weeks and I had to sit in in school suspension.
Hell I used to call my work hey ya need me to come in today early. Different times they would have gotten in trouble these days🤣

@deathwished13 that is also a valid strategy! My favourite complaint was tummyaches; impossible to objectively verify, & very easy to affect. 😉

@Mystery LovesCompany meh I just stood next to a light bulb while she went to get a forehead thermometer lol.<br>Probably doesn't work today with led lights so much🤣

@Mystery LovesCompany meh I just stood next to a light bulb while she went to get a forehead thermometer lol.
Probably doesn't work today with led lights so much🤣

Well the thing is this kid smoked 17 kids and shot 17 more. He can't be all there lol

...oh, & be a better actor at 9 than Nikolas Cruz was at 19, obviously. 😒

I always got away with it.
The trick is to pretend like you really want to go to school (make up some game you're looking forward to playing), & protest loudly when they start to mention keeping you home.
"No, no, not today, maybe tomorrow, please Mum-" = "Oh, no, brer fox, please don't throw me in the briar patch...!"

I always got away with it.
The trick is to pretend like you really _want_ to go to school (make up some game you're looking forward to playing), & protest loudly when they start to mention keeping you home.
"No, no, not today, maybe tomorrow, _please_ Mum-" = "Oh, no, brer fox, please don't throw me in the briar patch...!"

@James Doakes That guy definitely has something going on with his mental health, he seems to be very delusional (most probably because of substance abuse and/or depression) but it doesn't seem like he has a personality disorder, which causes one to have a completely distorted view of the world and/or oneself. He is very aware of his actions and the consequences, but he feels shame, which is a key factor in determining the sanity of a person. He isn't insane, he is going down a really bad path but you have to look at it this way - If he'd get the opportunity to start a new life, the job he always wanted, people who he has fun with, gets therapy and learns how to love himself - he probably would not shoot up a school but rather live a decent life. If the guy with a real personaliy disorder would get the same opportunity - nothing would change, because it's a pattern, a dysfunction, and it takes a hell lot of commitment and therapy to live a relatively normal life with such a dysfunction, and most of them aren't able to ever fully change, because their thinking pattern is just so deeply rooted

Yes!!!! Couldn't put my finger on it but thats it!!

Were your parents good interrogators or did you get away with it? 😂


salad days is actually a very good song, but it's still disturbing knowing that one of its listeners caused so much horror<br>i refuse to let it keep me from listening to it though, i will listen to a good song if it's good song

salad days is actually a very good song, but it's still disturbing knowing that one of its listeners caused so much horror
i refuse to let it keep me from listening to it though, i will listen to a good song if it's good song


Came to this video again just to say the "Demon" shaped my taste in music. Thanks Demon!


You need to do the Jimmy Savile interragation we needdd it!


that show you the effect of manipulation through video.. i know it wasn't the point, but i felt like i liked the real crazy guy more than the fake one.. both are killers but the first one (second one from the start)  i like him more because at least there was no bullshxt ^^ i'd never free him or else im not crazy, but at least he's not free and didnt try to waste time and money on his own case lol


I don't do any of that crap with the hand and don't sound like i have a learning disorder.


While some of these may not be legally insane, they are crazy for killing innocent people


even though they are pretending they are still crazy


JUSTICE FOR JCS! They let these garbage channels keep their videos but treat JCS like garbage.<br>Damn

JUSTICE FOR JCS! They let these garbage channels keep their videos but treat JCS like garbage.
Damn


Actually crazy is acting completely normal.


Please come back JCS, I’m going through withdrawals 😰


The demon had killer taste in music, I love Penzermensch


Can you pleaseeeee start uploading again!


These guys watch movies and think that's what crazy is, it's not. Jared Murray was legit crazy. He was calm, no remorse and understands the full magnitude of what he did, that's legit crazy. Not throwing your hand into a crab claw like the Scary Movie 2 guy at 0:35 🙄🤣


Very strange that the "voice" doesn't have any distinguishing features, and seems to just parrot whatever's already going through Nik's head.  From the outside looking it, it is: the same sex as Nik; the same age as Nik; has the same opinions as Nik (at least, regarding which firearms are cool); doesn't have a name; is inaudible; isn't accompanied by hallucinations; and can't even relay to Nik why the detective is untrustworthy.

That was the laziest, most generic ad hoc crap I've heard in a long time.

Very strange that the "voice" doesn't have any distinguishing features, and seems to just parrot whatever's already going through Nik's head.  From the outside looking it, it is: the same sex as Nik; the same age as Nik; has the same opinions as Nik (at least, regarding which firearms are cool); doesn't have a name; is inaudible; isn't accompanied by hallucinations; and can't even relay to Nik _why_ the detective is untrustworthy.

That was the laziest, most generic ad hoc crap I've heard in a long time.


3rd time rewatching, this video has such good rewatchibility


i wish they could upload more stuff, I don't have anything to watch anymore


a SECOND clip from his pocket!? Wtffff, he had time to play mind games


honestly i don’t think the detective could’ve been any better than this. he knew exactly what to do to get nikolas into trapping himself. props to him for not trying to laugh the whole time too bc it was kind of funny to see his lie reveal

@Lance Cyber You think psychologists don't have personal motives?

@Lance Cyber I don’t understand why you sent me these videos. Yes what the girl did is disgusting and horrible but I don’t know what this has to do with what we’re talking about rn which is about if the cop was shady or if he had any personal motives in the interrogation. Also just wanted to say that what the guy said in the first video about suicidal people being on the verge of killing another person too is not true. Yes a lot of school shooters and such have committed suicide but that doesn’t mean that all it even most of suicidal people want to do that

@Lance Cyber well, i don’t think so. Nik was clearly faking his mental illness and the cop didn’t use anything in order to trick him into making a false confession or anything like that. In a confession yes there are strategies that need to be used in order to facilitate the suspect into choosing to confess or into presenting sus behavior, yes those strategies have gone too far many many times, but they didn’t in this. Also wdym by “no need to fake mental illness”? In the beginning of the video the narrator person explained why criminals sometimes fake mental illness in order to get an insanity plea.

@Lance Cyber u didn’t even explain his motives. u just immediately started arguing with me bro i genuinely don’t know what u mean. I’m not talking abt the detective himself. i was asking for what u meant. i’m sry i should’ve specified that. what are the detectives motives in ur eyes, bc i don’t see his bad motives and in my eyes all i see is him trying to get a liar to bust open with truth for the investigation. my bad

@Lance Cyber i was asking a simple question and bc i was confused. i wasn’t actually arguing or talking abt the police or nik himself. i was asking what u meant by his motives.

@Lance Cyber i’m not even talking abt the police… lol

@Lance Cyber hell naw. By what is seen in this specific interrogation, the cop acted professionally and showed no signs of having alternative motives or being sketchy. I know there are a lot of cops who are trash but this one SEEMED fine to me which is something that I really appreciate since a lot (most tbh if imma generalize) cases I know of have bad cops

@mari you think all cops have the best intentions?

@aya lol, false.

You don't think it's possible for a cop to be a worse person than a mass shooter just because taxpayer dollars pay their salary?

Are you forgetting that you re looking at a mass murderer? Is there anyyhing funny about it?

i didnt htink there was anyhting afucking funny about this whatsoever... good to know some people get some creepy amount of joy out of this

@Lance Cyber wait what do u mean personal motives ?? he’s a detective. his only motives are arresting a mass murderer. he’s trying to understand WHY. nik is obviously not mentally incapable of understanding right and wrong, he has an emotional reaction and shame unlike someone criminally insane, who understands the right and wrong but just doesn’t care/feels no emotion towards it Or cannot understand WHAT right and wrong is u know ? sorry lol

@Lance Cyber yeah If you call personal motives ARRESTING A FRICKING MASS MURDERER

Except the detective is not a psychologist and has personal motives.

With the amount of death the kid caused that day I’d imagine the officer was far from laughing


why is youtube telling me that there are only 56 comments on this video???? it has well over 62 million views? damn. Poor JCS i love this channel i hate that youtube keeps messing with shit


* why don't you want me to hurt myself?<br>- Cause what will the demon say about me? I'm a nice guy XD

* why don't you want me to hurt myself?
- Cause what will the demon say about me? I'm a nice guy XD


The voices tell you start fires in the fire pit lol


More frequent uploads from now on… doesn’t upload in almost a year

It’s May 25th.. this video was uploaded May 26th LOL

More frequent uploads from now on… *doesn’t upload in almost a year*

It’s May 25th.. this video was uploaded May 26th LOL


One of the jurors tried to attack him today in the jury selection trial.  Shame they didn't get to him.


And yet this guy is still in trial. Unbelievable.


The Demon- I’ll let you choose half the soundtrack to commit your crimes
Me-… Can I choose the Encanto soundtrack?
The demon- Wha-? No! The hell is wrong with you?!
Me-…
Demon-…
Me- WE DONT TALK ABOUT BRUNO NO NO NO!
Demon- Omfg


Thank God your channel is back up.. 🎉🎉🎉🎉


Buddy's got a bad case of spirit fingers


So did JCS just stop making videos after this one was made?


JCS: "The uploads will be more frequent from now on x"

hasn't uploaded since

JCS: "The uploads will be more frequent from now on x"

*hasn't uploaded since*


4:28 is that detective Hickok45? He sounds exactly like him and kinda looks the same.


The scary thing is, is this guy is sane.


I love your videos but did you stop?
Why?
😭
Cheers from Berlin, Germany.
I hope you‘ll return very soon !! 😊


The demon this the demon that The demon left the scene when Eaon was whooping your ass😂😂


Poor demon they gonna have to hold him in court bow

What you thought this would be a ordinary channel?


watched this once before and now its age restricted. thanks youtube, came in clutch to save me :clap:


The taking an overdose mime is just so silly looking


i can’t with the guy wiggling his fingers 💀


I guess he’s not uploading anymore but I love these videos. Is he uploading somewhere else?


He could've atleast researched Psychosis before trying this


Dang this is crazy great videos but I noticed the second video was about East Central University students right here in my town, Ada Oklahoma. My daughter just graduated from there. Small world.


Dear Youtube, don't you ever dare delete these videos :)


This man really just uploaded a few videos which views totally exploded and created a bunch of other youtubers who try to copy this channel and then decided to not upload anymore.

GG

youtube is giving them shit they haven’t just stopped uploading they actually uploaded a newer video but it got deleted


Bro the detective is pen from pen and teller. His voice and body reminds me so much of him


you  better be working on a really good video it's been a whole year


image being this cringe, like pretending that you're "crazy"💀💀💀


It was a good run. Hope you land doing something else bye old freind.


Did he consent for his video to be made public?


will it be possible for you to make videos on deep v heard trial?


@Caahj did he say that on twitter/patreon ?? if so, do you know if he’s uploading exclusively on patreon from now on ?? or is he uploading elsewhere (perhaps on a youtube alternative like odyssey) ??


"What kinda music were you listening to, name the- name the group."<br>...You better run, better run, outrun my bullet..-

"What kinda music were you listening to, name the- name the group."
...You better run, better run, outrun my bullet..-


Said Xanax makes the demon go away but then at his trial said he wished no one would do drugs and hurt people like him. Laughable.


JCS where are you? "I'll upload more frequently" one year later...


as interesting as this was, the suspects terrible acting actually gave me 2nd hand embarrassment.

right the hand gun act was so embarrassing

lmao i had to keep pausing because it became unbearable

Same dude same lol I've seen 6 year Olds lie with more believable stories

И̶C̶K̶P̶E̶M̶A̶C̶

Literally what I was thinking was going to happen when I read the title

it makes me feel bad for laughing but what the fuck. 😭😭😭

I could barely watch. It was terrible lol.

Literally!!! Like,,,,,girl,,,,,give it a rest

xD the guy him self got bored of his acting at 58:35


i’m just still surprised at how long that cops bottle of water took to run out of water

More of a prop anyway, Im sure the room is cold, you wont sweat as much


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


I guess Jim went out for a swim RIP psychologist tiger :(