the fact that the interrogator said "why didnt you just light up a blunt i mean you had the money man" is INSANE lol

@GC Move to a non-crazy state and you won't have to worry about it. NY!

@Kevin Perlow good ones don’t. Unfortunately, there are a lot of bad ones out there.

@Jasmine I was in a small town in Nevada during a road trip last month and  saw signs talking about "save our children" and it mentioned not allowing critical race theory in schools or allowing the teaching that some societal systems were set up with racial biases. crazy shit.

@alvarr 2 I don't need to cite statistics, you didn't cite any and you acting like it's some ridiculous concept shows how much you know about this

@Tyler D your personal experiences means nothing tbh. Now if you could show me statistics showing that people are often arrested and imprisoned for serious amounts of time for owning and using weed, not intent to distribute my argument would be invalid.

@Queen of Hartes that was a very good way to put it 👏

@alvarr 2 your comment is very uninformed because I know several people who've been locked up for personal use. Also, they tend to incorporate the weight of the bags and nail people for distribution that way. Maybe you're in a state where it's legal but it ain't like that in Pennsylavia and New York where I'm at.

@alvarr 2 no, that's the difference between a month in jail and a year in prison. I know people who went to jail (short term) for possession of like an eighth of weed

@Tyler D that is so very very untrue. You don't get locked up for smoking weed, you get locked up for intent to distribute

The detective thought he made $1200 a week. He was actually making $1200 a month.  Not sure how the detective thought he could be making that much at Dollar Tree?

@QuantumXFluxMD he killed 14 and injured 17. Calm down and get your shit together.

@Nicky Blue yep. here it is, this is why we "bring race into it." you act like it's not already a part of every system in America lol

Ur kidding right? Weed is legal in a bunch a states and all of Canada so why do people still think of it as the devil’s lettuce? Just curious, what generation u from, I would think ur American or English, but not sure of course. Anyway I respect ppl who are against weed, it isn’t a totally safe or healthy thing, but I’ve smoked like a chimney for decades and I’m still here and sane

I'm @Barack Obama, and I approve this message ✌

@GC And yet they’ll release sex offenders as if they just cure their urges with a little sentence. At this point, selling drugs shouldn’t even have a penalty, unless the people they sell to are underaged.

@Barack Obama missed opportunity for Doobie right 😎 #punintended

@Tyler D exactly especially if it’s racially motivated, there’s around 40,000 people still incarcerated for marijuana related offenses in the USA…

@Kevin Perlow yeah they do. They will minimize it in a situation like this, and say weeds not a big deal. But most of them will go ahead and lock people up over it anyway.

Police really don't care about trivial matters

bcuz he knows how trivial lighting up a blunt is in light of slaughtering 17 innocent children, smoking weed is literally meaningless in his eyes, probably in general but esp with the circumstances at hand here


I really admire how the officers hold back their emotions during the interrogations. They sit in front of murderers, they must be furious and wanting to kill them on the spot for what they did. Yet they still manage to spend hours being nice and friendly to get information that can put these murderers away. Just imagine the kind of mental strength this job requires when you have to act nice while looking into the eyes of people who they know took lives.

Not every officer is a murderous Batman wtf

I don't think anyone would have such reaction as you described, unless their family members were killed.

It's their job. If u have emotions then u shouldn't be an interrogator. That's the number 1 qualification is being professional and not using personal motives.

Why does everyone on the internet has to write detailed character analyses on real life people as if they were reading a fictional novel?

Who are they want to kill offenders? Just people in job for money.

Why should they be furious when what happened does not affect them? At best they have sympathy towards the victims, even the perpetrator, but in general they do not give a damn unless they themselves are affected in some ways. They are doing their job, and that is to prove the suspect guilty which is how you get innocent lives ruined...

Keeping your emotions under control is a basic human skill. Furthermore, dealing with these kinds of things on a consistent basis will desensitize you to them. The guy interrogating Cruz is 59 years old and has probably been at this line of work for decades. He has dealt with lots of people like Cruz and, as a result, is no longer affected by it.

@Menibor1 most people aren't. Hearing someone describe in great detail what they did to a little boy they kidnapped with glee WILL certainly do that to most listeners who don't have intestines of steel.

@Tyler Quiet that dude thinks minority report was a documentary 😂

It's manipulate and bullshit. Lawyer up everytime

@Menibor1 Not everyone works these kinds of jobs either

I couldn't be in a room with some of these fucking people. they're all incredible

I’d assume like sane people they don’t want to kill.

It's professionalism. It's what a lot of officers lack.

I feel that all people who work with murderers and criminals who've committed violent crimes should have access to therapy that's covered by their place of employment. This can't be good for them, mentally. I mean it shows when we have instances of(example) police brutality. I could never defend police brutality but I can understand how that job might cause mental health issues that result in aggression and lashing out. Having an extremely stressful job doesn't give u a right of passage to hurt or kill others tho. It wouldn't hurt to make sure they have easy access to psychiatric & mental health resources. I think it's only fair to give back to them in that way and make sure we are not neglecting their mental health needs.

@onlinemodus I work in the prison XD cops can be called even without a phone!

@Justin Yates 😐<br>Yes, cops should stop crimes before they happen. Because that's definitely logical. 🤦♂

@Justin Yates 😐
Yes, cops should stop crimes before they happen. Because that's definitely logical. 🤦♂

cops don't care what you did, they care about busting you only. This is why cops don't stop crime, they just show up to write a report after the fact. What would irritate me is this guy pretending to be crazy is almost like a n insult to the officers intelligence.

@onlinemodus naw its straight up facinating. just like these videos. it doesn't mean he is (or any of us watching these) want to kill, rape or do evil. but it is interesting to see what motivates and controls those who do commit evil.

@FaKing good point, they see so much hard stuff.

Eh, I mean I’d assume after a point you’d just get accustomed to it till you just numb to it

@江輝 Interesting for what you are working for. We should call police

I know if I was the one that found Cruz he wouldn’t have been arrested, we’d call the morgue.

They don't want to "kill them on the spot" they want a confession and a motive, nothing more.

To be fair, playing the nice guy adds a lot to the satisfaction when it's inevitably time for the detective to drop the good cop act once the suspect fucks up their story and start tearing into them. The suspects always seems to have a special "Oh shit, I forgot this guy's not on my side" moment where you can almost hear the gears in their brain come to a screeching hault and then suddenly kick back into overdrive when they realize they desperately need to amend their bullshit story. I'm sure it's priceless to be seen in person.

@江輝 Eye wawnt yew tew chaynge miy dypur, eye pwept entoo ett

I think that is why he was rubbing his hands together so much to pacify himself from letting the boiling anger inside of him take over his composure. Truly incredible

@江輝 let’s not glorify what all this is though.

I have worked with pedophiles, murderers, rapists, etc. in my line of work (M.D) and the opportunity to speak with them was an experience I would not trade anything for. It was insightful---difficult, yes, but not meaningless.

This is just some. Most, like on 48hrs can be more impolite. A lot more impolite.

The mental stress of this job is incredible.


I just realized that "why didn't the demon do anything to stop it" is a FANTASTIC question to ask in regards to why the suspect got beaten up by his classmate months ago (53:10). If he answers that the "demon" couldn't prevent him from being beaten up it proves the "demon" doesn't have any direct control over his actions, and if he answers that he ignored the "demon's" influence it proves he isn't hearing voices at all.

@deft artisan no offense, but what are you trying to say? I feel like you can point out what you're trying to say with a more understandable words. But maybe it's just me, I'm not a native english speaker after all

Easily argumentatively refutable, were he as resourceful to corroboratively, to the self-scheduled occurrence of the 'demon', ascertain that 'his' emergence didn't coincide with the supposed physical altercation, and to further self-servingly propound that 'his' occurrence isn't dependent upon external provocation/factors which would ideally attest to the unconscious separateness of the 'two' psychic "entities".

Nik didn't but could have answered that the demon didn't like him which might have "helped" him get into the asylum he wanted so bad

@Tattletale Strangler he was saying the demon wanted him to die as he would become a murderer i believe

@Ricardo Brands i have a pea sized brain, can you explain?

@Tattletale Strangler Then the demon was right for he was a murderer XD

But what if he answered that the demon deliberately not help him to get him beaten up?

That is a really good point. I hadn't even noticed that until you pointed it out.👏👏👏

EXACTLY 😂 He failed so miserably at this whole farcical charade. He sure thought he was clever! As my brother always says, "He's so dumb that he doesn't even know he's dumb."


I'm honestly amazed by the investigators patience. Idk how you can stay that calm when you <b>know</b> someone is bullshitting you.

I'm honestly amazed by the investigators patience. Idk how you can stay that calm when you *know* someone is bullshitting you.

Ikr. I would have burst out laughing on the floor. His bullshit responses to the questions are just too funny.

@Shina I think a lot of people in that circumstance would feel the desire to get violent or aggressive with someone they know did wrong. Allowing oneself to lose their cool in that situation would be to satisfy those feelings of retribution. The interrogator doesn't necessarily feel the need to get aggressive, but others seem to, even less skilled interrogators shown on this channel. I agree, his calmness is tantamount to getting the overall job done, it's the right things to do, but its not necessarily an easy thing to do. Again I can't speak to the feelings of that particular guy, but it seems in general powerful motivating feelings would come up in such a situation, and it takes self control and discipline to not satisfy those in the short term

@Jek How would losing his cool be satisfying his feelings? He's calm so the victims and all those who suffered have justice.

We are able to tell with such certainty that the kid was bullshitting because the officer was so calm. Had he lost his cool, the knowledge would be less consistent and reliable. The officer cares more about doing the case well than satisfying his own feelings, any professional should do the same

Years of training and who doesn't want dat 🤑💰

that's what they get paid for and they train hard


JCS videos are so good, I really appreciate his commentary, such an intelligent guy, can’t be duplicated! No one does it better with such intelligence and insight, and high level of dissection than him, his ability to see passed the normal persona is way above average.


I suspect one of the reasons this kid tried what he did is because of the disturbingly common belief that the law is meant to punish people for causing harm, rather than to prevent harm in the first place. Yes, the law does deal in punishment, but to the end of the larger aim of preventing harm, not punishment as the end itself. The point here is that the subject is worried about getting a not guilty by insanity verdict because he’s interested in escaping punishment. What he doesn’t understand is that he was never going to be “Punished” with a capital P in the first place and that, regardless of his sanity, he will still be prevented from re-entering the community as a means to stopping him from causing further harm


JCS - Criminal Psychology 2 months ago<br>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

JCS - Criminal Psychology 2 months ago
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 was wondering where they’ve been, that blows but I’ll support whatever venture they choose to embark on next

This is absurd as I have seen far, far worse on here that are still up and running. There has to be another place you can use, like maybe rumble? And set up an account for the channel on twitter and get donations that way. I would pay. I find this ridiculous as I have not actually even noticed anythin violent or sensitive in your videos, compared to many others. Please find another online venue where you can host without these ridiculous rules. It would be such a shame to quit now and nobody else on here comes close to you in skill and education when it comes to criminal psychology.


Douche bag: "What happened!?"
Officer 2: "SHUT UP!"
Officer 1: "Just be quiet man."
The restraint of these officers is impressive, I would've had many other words...


“whenever you hear the demon why don’t you just hit up a blunt”
“it’s illegal”
says the guy who just killed 17 people as if that’s any better


I'm missing jcs. Hope he's well and hope to see more episodes soon


Jared is literally a narrator for his own life. Literally only speaking facts. Like, he just said what he done.


“The demon wants an attorney” bro I laughed so hard lmfao 😂


I hope the full interrogation comes out after his sentencing. I'm fascinated with what's available but it feels so bizarre having none of the actual details of the shooting being discussed.

It was released 3 years ago. Just look up nikolas Cruz full interrogation. It’s 10 hours long.


I have a ton of respect for the cop conducting the interview


I remember hearing what happened in a school in Parkland, Florida, so it's interesting just seeing the guy that did this all randomly spring up a few years later.


Love you guys!!!!! You are missed! Still the best - I cannot wait for your next project.


Ah don’t mind me, just a gal with anxiety and regular panic attacks, shaking my head disappointedly at this pitiful attempt at faking one. Nah, knock that off, kid.


This the equivalent to a toddler having an imaginary friend. Then breaking something and saying the imaginary friend did it.


The insane guy is more respectful than most people I know


“Why don’t you want me to hurt myself”
“Cause the demon said I’m a nice guy”
That’s incredible


The funny thing is, these people don’t look like they’re acting crazy, they kinda look like they’re trying to act like they just smoked the biggest of buds.


didnt even kill 20 people like he said he would.<br>this guy cant get anything right

didnt even kill 20 people like he said he would.
this guy cant get anything right


The first guy, the real crazy one, would make excellent YouTube tutorials, he's speaking super clearly


Bro that 2nd guy at the beginning gave me straight up chills just listening to how calm he explained killing that guy


that 2nd guy who was legitimately criminally insane was so damn polite; he didn’t even seem to know why he did it. that’s pretty terrifying

@Gia Carangie Yes... you got it. For humans it's either the brain or the soul. Rarely both. So sorry for your dad. I hope he can still have a good quality of life. Brain injury is such a loss. It is a loss of self. Something we don't learn about, understand... or think can happen to us.

It can happen. On any given day. Peace, patience and kindness to you and your father 💖

@Zoe Zzzarko very interesting! my father got into a severe car accident two decades ago and suffered massive damage to his frontal lobe. he suffers from chronic brain damage now and although he doesn’t seem to have any empathy about what he says to people (he’s very rude. lol) he still knows not to harm others physically. it’s amazing how the human brain works and how complex it is. everyone gets messed up differently.

@thamonkaface999 its pretty damn simple his brain never developed proper emotion. hes just a sociopath, not a weirdo or smart, just devoid of emotion simply. emotion is our primary driving force for good and bad and all he had was the cold logical part of his brain. things happen, people get bad thoughts, and their emotions steer them away or possibly toward it. something happened to him, he got bad thoughts, and he simply didnt have the emotional capacity to dictate other options so he did what he did with no remorse or emotion but still somehow being completely coherent and seemingly logical.

@Luis Guerra difference is nicks attack was pre meditated.

@Luis Guerra difference is nicks attack was pre meditated.

@Gia Carangie also... I wouldn't call it a "defect". It just is a fact. A state of biology/chemistry.

Every human has their own genetic predispositions... some are just better at hiding them than others.

@A Tree idk why but that sounds metal as hell

@A Tree idk why but that sounds metal as hell

@little white dog This. Yes.  Mos def a possibility.

@little white dog This. Yes.  Mos def a possibility.

@therabbithat psychopaths are born that way... sociopaths are created via trauma. And neither the two shall cross paths.

That must have been weird for the cop having someone actually be honest for once.

Man, this guy’s comment has a lot of likes!

Man, this guy’s comment has a lot of likes!

@Gia Carangie
  99% of the time it is trauma based. Humans just don't want to admit just how evil other humans can be to each other.  And are.

Evil breeds evil.
Not through birth... but through death of the soul of living humans.

But in this instance... it is a brain (mind) issue. Just easier for the observer to paint him as evil.

(as an aside... severe brain damage due to traumatic brain injury can cause this yes, esp repeatedly enduring multiple TBIs, but it is rare. And doesn't look like this case).

@Jon Weman I would guess he isn't pretending because he knows he got caught and will go to jail so there is no point in pretending

@Gia Carangie they have found psychopaths who has trauma as babies and others where they couldn't find evidence of trauma, but there might have been. A common example is leaving the baby cry for hours and not tending to him or her, that can kill them or give them ASPD or other issues

There is no way that he was insane .he was talking and thinking just fine . he's in prison right now just laughing about how he got over on the court and made everybody believe he was insane when he's perfectly normal 😂😂😂😂

I don't understand how he was deemed insane. He seems to understand right from wrong just fine. He knows what he did was illegal and wrong, and he simply doesn't care. I don't think cooperation or a lack of caring should be criteria for insanity. Obviously professionals use much more than that to slap an insanity label on someone, but dude still comprehends what he did.

@LilJJ this is exactly what i thought. His facial expression seemed to reflect extreme internalized jealousy.

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

Yes ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

No ma'am

Yes ma'am

No ma'am

@GundownShowdown there is no psychosis in psychopathy

@GundownShowdown there is no psychosis in psychopathy

I would b like “ am i pretty “ watch him say “ no mam “

I would b like “ am i pretty “ watch him say “ no mam “

@LilJJ if they could have established a motive he would not have been found insane probably... ASPD for sure... But maybe he had a motive

@Gia Carangie if I’m not wrong, I think it can be both(?)

@Gia Carangie if I’m not wrong, I think it can be both(?)

it is truly scary, he doesn’t even seem angry when the interviewer goes on and on and on, he just replies either “yes ma’am” or “no ma’am”<br>It’s terrifying, and I bet the family of the victim is still sad because of a lack of reason or motivation for their son’s death

it is truly scary, he doesn’t even seem angry when the interviewer goes on and on and on, he just replies either “yes ma’am” or “no ma’am”
It’s terrifying, and I bet the family of the victim is still sad because of a lack of reason or motivation for their son’s death

He was so mature about? Like using the sir and ma’am a lot. He didn’t even seem bothered about it. He was so forward about everything and he didn’t even hesitate to answer most of the questions. He’s so open about it. It makes everything so scary. He never showed one drop of emotion and never seemed to intend to anyways. One of the most scariest shit I’ve seen a psychopath do.

He was wearing a suit or something  LMAO

He was wearing a suit or something  LMAO

@K J Landon sorry where can I find that video?

@K J Landon sorry where can I find that video?

The entire interview it’s amazing u should watch it and as far as I know he was let go

@Zoe Zzzarko assuming you know about the topic- is it possible for people to “become” that way through trauma or something similar? or would a case like his only be caused by a genetic defect? just curious

A better comparison (although not policie footage) to Nikolas would be Randy Stairs (the Weiss market shooter) last video<br>You can see Randy come in and out of delusion and it’s one of the most disturbing video i’ve seen

A better comparison (although not policie footage) to Nikolas would be Randy Stairs (the Weiss market shooter) last video
You can see Randy come in and out of delusion and it’s one of the most disturbing video i’ve seen

This is a brain synapse issue. Esp frontal lobe.

This is a brain synapse issue. Esp frontal lobe.

His interrogation reminded me of the way that Edmund Kemper (the co-ed killer) explains his crimes, so eerie.

@Jam Pretty sure they meant if he is faking being insane he'd be really intelligent.  Smart enough to trick many trained professionals

@Jam i think that if he wasnt crazy, he would probably be considered a relatively smart guy. His succinct and well spoken demeanor makes me think so

I find someone like him more terrifying than someone like Ted Bundy because at least Ted Bundy had some form of emotion and understanding and even sometimes let victims go. He had motive and reasons and he was calculated. This guys wasn't calculated at all and just did it to do it. There would be no using his emotions or mannerisms against him. That is absolutely terrifying.

His openness and politeness remind me of seeing interviews of Ed Kemper

His openness and politeness remind me of seeing interviews of Ed Kemper

@cozy the irony like stated in this video that since he was found insane that the whole eye for a eye won’t happen.

He was crazy but he had some good manners😂

He was crazy but he had some good manners😂

@thamonkaface999  he's done nothing particularly smart (quite the contrary actually) yet you say that he might be the smartess. Why??<br>It looks like you're automatically glorifying him for being a psychopath...

@thamonkaface999  he's done nothing particularly smart (quite the contrary actually) yet you say that he might be the smartess. Why??
It looks like you're automatically glorifying him for being a psychopath...

It's like he's a textbook psychopath except psychopaths PRETEND to be normal and have emotions and he never even tries. I really want to understand what is happening is head but maybe no one can, maybe not even he himself.

Its a bit unfortunate the video cuts before we hear his response to the point blank question "why did you do it" though. Would have been interesting to include.

It’s oddly clinical. It’s so terrifying cause he clearly doesn’t care about it. This is a man who feels so little he doesn’t care about his own life, a man who sees everything so black and white, so emotionlessly, that the only thing he truly cares about  is killing, and even that could be counted as not caring. It’s senseless, it’s not understandable. That’s why it’s terrifying. Because it’s truly so different from us, because we can’t think how to reason that.

It was really surprising seeing how different actually insane people act when compared to the others, the level of co-operation was something I didn't expect

He knows. That guy probably stole his girl. Hes probably just too embarrassed to say

if only nickolas was as honest as that guy, they probably woulve believed he was crazy.<br>if you tell them you want the death sentence they will do the exact same opposite.

if only nickolas was as honest as that guy, they probably woulve believed he was crazy.
if you tell them you want the death sentence they will do the exact same opposite.

and then for him to mention the "eye for an eye" rhetoric. gave me chills. He is beyond psychotic

He is either the weirdest weirdo or one of the smartest,most intelligent human beings.

and years later to the news lady exactly the same.

and years later to the news lady exactly the same.

He was so upfront, used sir and ma’am. It was scary.

He was so upfront, used sir and ma’am. It was scary.


Miss you and your videos, man. Hope you're doing okay


I'm surprised the narrator didn't mention the yawn at the end.  Because being a mass murderer gets boring.


I feel like someone who shoots up a school and kills or injures kids and children has to be somewhat crazy ...I want to believe that nobody in their right mind could willingly hurt or kill children.😔😢


"Because the attorney the demon just requested..." I REALLY like that detective!


The voice of a boy the same age as you, that tells you good and bad things to do, and that comes from inside your brain...is that not just having a thought?


it’s not impossible to be free when you plead insanity, it’s just highly unlikely. someone chopped another person’s head off on a bus, pleaded insanity and got away scott free

He didn't get away "scott free" at all. He spent nearly a decade in a mental health facilities and was highly supervised throughout. When he was first granted passes into the community he was escorted by a nurse and a peace officer at all times. He demonstrated years of compliance with unsupervised passes before eventually being discharged into a group home. This is the despite the fact that he responded well to medication immediately and his schizophrenia was under control within a few weeks of committing the crime. In many ways Vince Li is a perfect example of why the insanity defense is necessary. He was clearly sick and not capable of differentiating right from wrong at the time of his crimes and it doesn't make sense to punish someone for something beyond their control. It was tragic, but not criminal.


I love your videos and I always check your channel to see if you uploaded a new one. Can’t wait to watch upcoming videos🤗


It's been such a long time since you posted anything, I know YT has something against this channel. Some personal agenda, because I see many other videos just like this, but they decided to take this channels videos down. I cannot emphasize on how many times I watch your uploads on repeat. Every night it's my bedtime story and I just wish we had some new ones and YT would let them stay up. Your very last one that keeps being taken down is amazing too just can't watch it because they keep taking it down. Here I am another night, putting on your playlist for bedtime. Going to start with this one and the wrath of Judi, that woman is peanut up there.


@JCS - Criminal Psychology<br>glad you’re back. Would you please put the names of the suspects in the description?

@JCS - Criminal Psychology
glad you’re back. Would you please put the names of the suspects in the description?


I have watched this so many times but I get bored and fall asleep halfway every single time


omfg.  whenever i hear "the demon" i'm not going to be able to stop laughing.


Lmao! The first guy is so insane he knows he needs an attorney. Righttttt


Isn’t he by default technically crazy when he’s chopping up his mother casually then tries to “fake” madness?


Nice now I know how I'd need to behave in an interrogation xD


my toxic trait is believing i can break down peoples behaviour in real time by watching these


The actually crazy one is extremely polite. He's the kinda person I'd go on a ride to Walmart with

@Sachar Davids He was respectful. In the last clip of him he said three words “Yes, no and ma’am”.

@The Archives I commented the same thing and got ripped to shreds for it. I just thought he seemed quite respectful.

@Robzilla You know charisma doesn’t relate to physical appearence

That's how most of the sociopaths in real life are. It's just an act, they lack empathy so they are mimicking how "normal" people act, often to the extreme, like extreme politeness over here. For example a sociopath can be extremely polite, but they will never ask how are you doing.

@Ajc 7575 Uhh, dude’s not talking about being surprised by the geniality of some random mentally ill person...he’s referring to a dude who killed someone in cold blood. Maybe not the best example to make that defense about...

as shown in the video those are the REALLY dangerous one

@The Archives Reminds me of Silas from Walking dead world beyond

@Robzilla errr don’t say stuff like that. Many MANY psychopaths are fairly normal people… this stigma that all psychopaths are emotionless and sometimes murderous is just completely wrong.

Woah what people with mental illnesses are actually humans and are stigmatized by media that’s so weird right

@Professional Furret Uhh...who are you implying is the “best killer” (a fucked up phrase if ever there was one)? Also neither of those killers had charisma, which has no bearing or relevance on looks...

He’s also the type to survive a zombie apocalypse.

The thing is, he was legitimately crazy.  He had NO motive, he just did it because he decided to.

@Robzilla Depressed people have no sense of emotion as well when they are in certain depressed states. He didn't seem to outwardy show it. As far as psychopaths go, if you break someone enough they can almost disregard everything. I feel like that was the key difference. Something must have happened to him where is cut off all emotions and self preservation, which I have experienced myself, however, as to why he went full psychopath and had no regard for humanity and didn't change from it I would never be able to comprehend. People supposedly shift in their levels of empathy and people can supposedly cut off emotion when they have been damaged repeatedly. The biggest key in savior is the ability to empathize. In the end, I would be so irritated as the investigator when there is someone who is incapable of feeling empathy. 😒 Like when he wants to die and is incapable of change that is so irritating and unnerving. I don't really agree with the institutions when some people like him would be mixed with other people who are actually capable of improvement on meds, buuut that imprisonment is also the closest thing he has to living punishment. As far as a lack of empathy goes there is not but difference between him and other murderers except his lack of empathy is permanent.

@Nigel Burke <br>i was thinking that. he must have gone through some kind of trauma. if his trauma did make him this way, i feel terrible the one in the car w/ him was someone he took it out on.

@Nigel Burke
i was thinking that. he must have gone through some kind of trauma. if his trauma did make him this way, i feel terrible the one in the car w/ him was someone he took it out on.

Got me rethinking about picking up  hitchhikers.

@Professional Furret doesn't always carry over - Fred and Rose West for example

@Chelsea SHANNON "he's not crazy, he wanted revenge for being bullied. that is all. deserves no sympathy, as humans, we are responsible for our own choices.
" You are talking about the person who is talking about "The Demon" nonsense.<br>This thread is about the person before the interrogation, who killed someone, barely hid the body, and tried to get to Canada to avoid being imprisoned. I don't think anyone feels sorry for Mr Demon Playlist.

@Chelsea SHANNON "he's not crazy, he wanted revenge for being bullied. that is all. deserves no sympathy, as humans, we are responsible for our own choices.
" You are talking about the person who is talking about "The Demon" nonsense.
This thread is about the person before the interrogation, who killed someone, barely hid the body, and tried to get to Canada to avoid being imprisoned. I don't think anyone feels sorry for Mr Demon Playlist.

@Nigel Burke I know people that have been abused beyond belief, When they were young and defenseless. clearly he had problems. in this day an age no one believes a bullshitter. if you want better, you do better, that's it .
Adopted or not, if you want a good life you work for it, especially when you have come from a shitty one.
he's not crazy, he wanted revenge for being bullied. that is all. deserves no sympathy, as humans, we are responsible for our own choices.

@Robzilla charismatic meaning he has a way with words

@Nigel Burke well that’s the problem with psychopaths. They have no sense of emotion

Please don't go on a ride to Walmart with him.

That's why the best killers aren't the ugly ones, it's the charismatic ones.

he was for a lack of a better word very nice

He is, he sounds so reasonable. He probably always knows where North is and everything


ive never seen a suicidal person do the stuff he tried lmao


3:41 that little cutscene scared the tf out of me 😂


Hoping for some future videos.. But it's understandable if you don't.. It's gotta be hard to continually go through content like this..


Something I could Google, but rather hear in a less clinical way, what's the reason that psychopathy and sociopathy aren't considered legal mental illnesses? Is it that it's not mental defect but true insanity that matters legally?


The playlist thing cracked me up for lack of a better term. Ya, just my demon and me makin a little playlist together. We took turns. Just not a thing.


Make more videos! I've watched all of these 3x lol


It's actually really scary how polite, respectful and quite the actual insane guy is.

@Carlos Pomares Not in the same way you and I do. He understands the world views it as bad but that doesn't connect with his actual feelings, that's why he has no remorse. If he has morality he would not have killed a man for no reason. He is clinically insane that's why he couldn't be tried by a jury. He has no real concept of right and wrong, no impulse control, nothing telling him to stop or that it was a bad idea. He has no remorse.

I mean, I feel like I would be like that if I killed somebody...

@Jenna McKinney Did you not noticed that he said that he deserved the death penalty and when he asked why he said "An eye for an eye" ? Clearly he knows what mortality and fairness is.

Well, he has no moral guide, so there was no need to be emotional or distressed or aggravated. It was matter of fact because thats how it was to the guy. He felt he needed to kill so he did. And thats the end of his thought process.

@Crowbars2 what video are you guys talking about? kinda interested after reading the comment section lol

It’s funny because my sister in law’s boyfriend is very similar to him, even down to voice size and appearance

@Shawolbabe I don't think so. He's clearly agitated and anxious at parts of the video, but it could just be an act. He had an ex-girlfriend that he kept texting just before the massacre. He started crying after this interrogation when his brother came to visit him and told him he still loved him. But, again that could be an act for the camera.<br>A few months after being in jail, he attacked a prison officer and shot him with his own stun gun when the officer told him to stop dragging his sandals on the ground, he was still swinging at him when he was being dragged off by another officer. So, he definitely feels anger. If he had no feelings, he wouldn't have attacked the officer since the chance that something bad would happen to himself would be too high.

@Shawolbabe I don't think so. He's clearly agitated and anxious at parts of the video, but it could just be an act. He had an ex-girlfriend that he kept texting just before the massacre. He started crying after this interrogation when his brother came to visit him and told him he still loved him. But, again that could be an act for the camera.
A few months after being in jail, he attacked a prison officer and shot him with his own stun gun when the officer told him to stop dragging his sandals on the ground, he was still swinging at him when he was being dragged off by another officer. So, he definitely feels anger. If he had no feelings, he wouldn't have attacked the officer since the chance that something bad would happen to himself would be too high.

Yeah, I watched the full video and he was constantly saying please, thank you to the detective. The detective gave him some pretzels and he asked if the detective wanted any.<br>But then he goes and attacks a prison officer a few months after being in jail, the officer told him to stop dragging his sandals on the ground, and he responsed by showing his middle finger, then punching him the face, grabbing the officers stun gun from his holster and shot him with it, he was continuing to throw punches as he was dragged off by another officer. He was sentenced to nearly 26 years in jail for that. The sentencing for the massacre will conclude sometime in January 2022, since he plead guilty to all charges, the two possible outcomes are the death penalty, or a life sentence without parole.

Yeah, I watched the full video and he was constantly saying please, thank you to the detective. The detective gave him some pretzels and he asked if the detective wanted any.
But then he goes and attacks a prison officer a few months after being in jail, the officer told him to stop dragging his sandals on the ground, and he responsed by showing his middle finger, then punching him the face, grabbing the officers stun gun from his holster and shot him with it, he was continuing to throw punches as he was dragged off by another officer. He was sentenced to nearly 26 years in jail for that. The sentencing for the massacre will conclude sometime in January 2022, since he plead guilty to all charges, the two possible outcomes are the death penalty, or a life sentence without parole.

@Miss Vlad If your going to correct somone else's grammar make sure yours is correct also.

@ChipSkylarkHasSuperShinyTeethThatSparkleLikeStars! little bit of both.

@Miss Vlad you can't just speak in a way only you can understand

@Miss Vlad super burn! KILLING SPREE, KILLTACTULAR, DOMINATION!

I believe this is the guy Eugene Porter from The Walking Dead is based on

My best friend's brother brutally stabbed their parents to death a few years back. He was always very soft spoken and incredibly polite. He went to Yale, even. Some people are just incredibly good at the facade.

@Shawolbabe that kinda begs the question:

how did he get, AND maintain a romantic relationship?! Perhaps mimicking what he thinks feelings are?

@Shawolbabe that kinda begs the question:

_how_ did he get, AND maintain a _romantic_ relationship?! Perhaps mimicking what he thinks feelings are?

@TNT   Except this guy never claimed to hear them until the cop interview.

@GravelRun   Very scary that shyness could be misunderstood. I don’t like groups either and get bad looks from people when I avoid them.

And how have you made the assessment!? I've worked in mental health and I study neuroscience. People who pretend to be 'insane' generally do present underlying issues. But if he really heard voices he'd behaved differently, completely differently. He probably did not even research the basics of mental health issues, so he went with what the general population knows... Which like you proved, is basically nonsense. Sorry but your comment makes absolutely no sense to us who have worked in the field.

@Lori I usually keep to myself a lot, because I am quite shy and I don't interact with groups well.

@Puppy Aids   He’s frighteningly flat. There’s nothing in his eyes.

@Lori I did notice the lack of emotions I just didn't thought of it right away and body language no I didn't notice anything

@Puppy Aids   You didn’t notice the complete lack of emotion or body language?

wait flat affect could also be psychosis, no remorse is not insane necessarily but flat affect can occur with psychosis

only thing I notice as crazy is that he doesn't tell a clear reason, if his reason is delusional that could be exactly the reason he is not telling it sometimes the delusion doesn't want that

if you are crazy you are not alway's gonna be all over the place you can be calm while crazy

Like neighbors would say upon finding out someone in their neighborhood was a murderer, “he was always polite, quiet and kept to himself”. Very scary, especially for people who are simply very shy who could be misunderstood by others as crazy.

@Miss Vlad Stop flexing nobody cares that you’re smarter than someone else.

I wanted to hit the like button for this comment but when I saw that you had 666 likes about how terrifying the insane man was, I just couldn’t smash that 👍🏼 bc that number is just downright perfect for the subject matter

He has no feelings. Just straight facts to be shared

He has no feelings. Just straight facts to be shared

Y'all acting like you don't get the point lmao anyways. As for the actual comment, it absolutely was scary!

@Pluto they're being ironic towards Mark's question

@Pluto they're being ironic towards Mark's question

@Miss Vlad <br>I think you're correcting the wrong person here

@Miss Vlad
I think you're correcting the wrong person here

@Mark Williams what you meant was *quit ,what he meant was *quiet
You quit school.
He's quiet ,at school.
I'm quite annoyed.
Blessed be (don't quit school) 😌👌


did he pick out those classic serial killer glasses himself? or are they government issued?


the second man, hes very respectful and also reminds me of tate langdon wow.


Last 15 secs. Cruz to Detective, “why don’t you want me to hurt myself?”  Detective without skipping a beat, “well what did the demon say…I’m a nice guy” 😁


Lmao "did the demon tell you to get an attorney"


"Could everyone agree that
No one should be left alone?"
 - Richard Patrick (Filter)

Killers aren't born, they're made and the USA seems to be good at making them..


Guy faking insanity: The demons made me burn animals<br>Guy with actual insanity: talks about murder like it’s a book report for school

Guy faking insanity: The demons made me burn animals
Guy with actual insanity: talks about murder like it’s a book report for school

@Luis Martinez yes, exactly. The term “insanity” is a strictly legal term. It has no official meaning in Medicine, psychology, science etc. All it boils down to is “was the subject capable of knowing right from wrong at the time of the offense.” Pleading innocent by reason of insanity does not mean you are not convinced of a crime. That conviction still occurs, but the subject is not held legally accountable for it. But...as JCS said, the criminally insane definitely do not get off the hook. You will be institutionalized for the rest of your life most likely.

@Nope 44 it’s not in the context of murder of course (most people with psychosis are much more likely to hurt themselves than other people) but for me, as someone who’s had a psychotic episode, it was a lot of spacing out at things nobody else could see, being very confused, not knowing what’s going on around me, not properly hearing what people are saying and inappropriate reactions to things (laughing when I felt sad, that sort of thing) and being very paranoid and fearful - for me it wasn’t at all what you see on tv. Of course not all people’s experiences are like this, but I hope that provides a bit of context into what someone having a psychotic episode might actually seem like. Again, please remember that most people with psychosis aren’t violent, and if they are, it’s usually going to be harm towards themselves.

Insanity is a legal term. It's when they either don't think/know what they did was wrong, or they don't know they did it altogether. There are several mental illnesses that could make people more likely to commit a crime, but it's not insanity unless those requirements are met. Cruz clearly had no mental illnesses like the ones he's trying to fake having. I believe if he was telling the truth about wanting to be a ranger than he committed a massacre because he didn't pass his tests, and wanted to give himself a sense of military life if that makes sense. He knows what he did was wrong, but he doesn't care. That's why for a second he shows pride, and visibly relives the moment. He's clearly a psychopath. He has no remorse, and is willing to go as far as to fake mental illness to plead insanity. He clearly knew what he was doing, and judging by his precautionary steps he knows it was wrong.

@Nope 44 do you know of any I could see?

@DDub04 Yeah, totally right. Studying Criminology and I agree with you. There's a lot of space and reasons for death sentence.

I feel like people shouldn't just connect the fact just because someone thoroughly explains a murder or murders that they're just insane. The whole thing about insanity is how their mind is fractured and doesn't think correctly.

@DDub04 yea i kinda wish the video also included a real example of psychosis insanity to show what it really looks like

Well the first guy lacks emotion and empathy, the shooter is trying to fake having psychosis. They’re two different forms of insanity.


"i usually hear the demon in the afternoon...... between 11 and 12".... brilliant...


This is probably one of the funniest videos I have seen on YouTube.
Dude says that a gay German club song was suggested to him by a demon.
10/10 would watch again.


The interrogator is unbelievably talented. By the time Cruz realizes this guy isn't on his side, the interrogation is already over, and his fate is sealed.

Ethan Kaphammer you wouldn't after seeing what this guy did tho.

I know, it was great watching him. I don't think I could ever do something like that because I always want to believe people are better than they are and give them the benefit of the doubt.


i miss JCS, his videos scare the shit out of me


Such a joke , first time when I 1st heard the voice it told me NOT to see the physiologist than 2nd time when I heard your voice it told me To see the physiologist . 😁


if im about to make detectives job easier id want at minimum sparkling water


Mans really changed the last time he heard the demon like 12 times. “Last night” but then like an hour ago you were yelling about hearing him and then he said he heard him before the shooting like breastie


I am German and the lyrics for Panzermensch is about dancing and partying


I couldn't do this job cause I'd just be cringing and rolling my eyes the entire time..


58:05 “why don’t you want me to hurt myself?” “Well what did the demon say about me? Because I’m a nice guy.” 😅 gotem


"You're not a psychologist or anything?"
"No, I'm a 59-year-old man who's raised three children. So I guess that makes me some what of a psychologist."
This detective should be writing screenplays.

"what did the demon say about me? im a good guy right"

@The 4th industrial revolution He does, however everyone has to start somewhere. Please don't downplay new-grads. There's a massive amount of training that goes into a true psychology degree (if one goes to an institution worth its salt). I don't think the cop would downplay what psychologists do, and neither should you.

It's not that parents are qualified psychologists, or even educated on the matter in the least bit, it's the fact that he managed to play that kid like a fiddle into trusting him, he was building up trust so he'd talk about his "insanity". The investigator is just a great wordsmith, hence the comment about him writing screenplays.

"Once again...  I grab the wrong key..."<br>I can't think of a better exit line or call-back than that.

"Once again...  I grab the wrong key..."
I can't think of a better exit line or call-back than that.

@Tony Midyett spelled merica wrong but ok.

@Ger Vas Better psychologist than you, at least

@Ger Vas this cop has more psychological experience than a so calles graduate

No a psychologist takes many years of schooling and training. he is just a cop trying to bust everyone


Detective: "Why didn't you do marijuana more to make the voice go away?"<br>Kid who just murdered 17 people: "Because it's illegal."

Detective: "Why didn't you do marijuana more to make the voice go away?"
Kid who just murdered 17 people: "Because it's illegal."

@Josh what do you think a background check includes? its just filling out some paper work and you just wait

@Costanza come to Washington state and you can buy it at weed stores.

@SpaceCity HTX you did good trolling guy. I liked your comment, it made me laugh. Some people get so up in arms... which I hear is easier to obtain than weed 😉

@Miah J. I should but they seem the kind to be stupid enough to respond and I've got time to kill xD

@SonofaGlitch As a Brit that bought a Kel Tech PLR-16 whilst on holiday in FL I’d say it was way too easy. <br>I also bought a .22 long rifle

@SonofaGlitch As a Brit that bought a Kel Tech PLR-16 whilst on holiday in FL I’d say it was way too easy.
I also bought a .22 long rifle

@I_Live_Under_A_Bridge just let them try to seem smart

I smoke weed everyday and I’m not thinking of murdering people. It’s actually what keeps me from... nvm...

@Josh It only causes psychosis in individuals who have a predisposition in relation to cluster A disorders. You wouldn’t know that because I’m sure you don’t work or study in the mental health field.

The "Atlanta Massage Parlor Gunman": "sex is bad, I must eliminate prostitutes"
Literally everybody else: "So is murder!"

The "Atlanta Massage Parlor Gunman": "sex is bad, I must eliminate prostitutes"
Literally everybody else: *"So is murder!"*

@SpaceCity HTX That's just not true. When marijuana was completely illegal it was usually easier to get a hold of bud than it is alcohol when you're underaged as the millions of high school potheads out there can attest to. And if you think buying a gun is easier than buying booze, you've never bought a gun.

@SpaceCity HTX Says someone who has never bought a gun.

@SpaceCity HTX Not even close to correct

@Josh he wasn’t really in a psychosis tho he just got bullied and was a social outcast weed might have chilled him out and made him not take everything so seriously

These comments acting like you can get good weed everywhere in the US. Yall haven't been to the south then it's shit weed

@SpaceCity HTX where at? Lol can’t say I’ve ever been background checked or IDd by my dealer.

4 people in this thread either don't understand sarcasm or have the reading comprehension of a 7 year old.

@SpaceCity HTX lol no, a nice AR will run you like $1000, you can probably get weed in northern Alaska with that kind of money

@SpaceCity HTX to legally aquire a firearm you need to pass a background check, which he did. To legally aquire Marijuana you need to fill out some paper works and tell a doctor you have trouble sleeping.

@SpaceCity HTX extremely untrue, especially considering Florida has had Medical Marijuana since 2016, weed wouldn't help in this case either way unless he was smoking CBD only THC has been proven to speed up and worsen psychosis.

@SpaceCity HTX no, don’t even try, just no

To be fair it's still easier to get ahold of a gun & ammo than some decent green in some parts of the US


Please upload more content.

Sincerely, everyone. X


I’m not an expert about escaping crazy people with guns, yet me personally, if someone pulls a gun on me and I’m driving, I secure my seatbelt, accelerate to a high speed, and if possible either run into a tree near or next to a police station/fire station/emergency room… crashing into a tree in the middle of town or if you’re too far from such a place, speed up, aim your car towards a cliff and jump out—it’ll hurt a lot, but you have a better chance of living than the psycho does.

Thoughts?

Never give psycho the complete upper hand… this is your best chance at living.


Completely curious, but do you have any experience, degree or background in Psychology, sociology of even Criminal justice? Lol


This was funniest saddest shit I’ve ever watched the kid wasn’t crazy he was dumb and needed some guidance smh


Omg Just thought about my First Time with Police im from germany and Things Go a Bit different any way i got cought with drugs and the Police man sad after we talked that i was really polite and calm and that he actually enjoyed the Time with me 😂i was 13 years old at that time so i didnt get any Thing  pretty chill Just a little Mark in there Computer that i exist


the actually insane one has such an sbolutely strange way of speaking and carrying himself.


i think it's hilarious that he says the demon picked the music. lol "my demon made me this sick playlist" 🙄


when they told him to shut up when he said he was hearing voices🤣🤣🤣


This video came 9 months ago n it showed uploaded 1 hour ago when i saw it that time. Still Waiting for the next case. Your channel is doing pretty well plz bring more cases. Miss your videos.

@EveryOtherThing I checked and there is 4 more videos I believe the last one was uploaded 2 months ago im not sure if their continuing the channel

he got banned for violating community guidelines someone mentioned a second channel called "J C S" i haven't checked it yet tho


Couldn’t  finish watching this since last week now since my second-hand embarassment is unbearable…


watching Cruz's Oscar award winning performance is just top notch comedy.


when they said parkland shooter i literally froze bc i live in fl and it was very intense when that happened all throughout the state


i know i’m late to this video and a serious subject but i can not stop staring at this dude grip the handcuffs with his toes 😭


Dude acts like he takes his "crazy" material from fucking cartoons. He saw some piece of media of some dude in a straight jacket and went "yup, I got this. ;)"


"The Demon" is officially a meme i say it with everything! The demon made me comment


I didnt know people were this bad at acting insane


Decided to not smoke a blunt to keep the demon a way because it's illigal and he didnt want to do the wrong thing.

Goes on to kill 17 people with a rifle.


If you close your eyes you can almost hear David Letterman doing this interview.


"I even gave him the clip, unloaded the gun, make him more comfortable. ... Then I pulled out another clip." Chad.


Alternative title to video: Edgy Evil vs. Soulless Evil


34:04 he admits to having killed Howard Stern!


Ok did anyone else see the super weird interaction between him android his friend or foster brother ? It was the most fake, scripted, strange, awkward, again fake thing I’ve ever seen in my life. First why did they let his buddy or “brother” come in to visit him, second why did it seem like they had never met each other or spoken to each other ever before. It was strange, if anyone has seen it I’d love to know what you think.


Don't you hate it when your demon messes with your spotify.


Absolutely lost it at the part about the demon adding tracks to the playlist

@Tyler D lmfao yeah dude, absolutely bananas


How the freak are you getting all of this ?🤔


I’ve been having this on the recommended for the past 7 months, I finally clicked


Guys - take this to Netflix… I heard YouTube is taking your stuff down because if it’s BS vague “community guidelines”. Your content is so good it’s better than most commissioned shows! This kind of creative content is exactly what YT was about when it stated! Now it’s just bullshit adverts for fucking Amazon Fresh (shit).


23:39

“what kind of phone is it?”

“iphone…samsung”

suspect: “android.”

“arrest him.”

“


The only thing crazy about Nik is that he thought people would believe him.

(disclaimer: I love COD too but those guys in the chat are annoying)

@Big Milk Except he was trying to pretend to be crazy to possibly get away with murder…


Im playing terreria right now and as he said he kills owls 3 owls flew and landed right infront of me lol


The demon made him tired u see how he yawn at the end


I gotta say, the most compelling character in this whole video is the detective. A lot of other comments have mentioned how friendly and amicable he seems (and he certainly does) but what I find really interesting and incredible is just how clearly his behaviour changes after he leaves and comes back.

Before that, he's friendly and cautious; he stumbles over his words a bit, and it helps the conversation to seem organic and non-confrontational. But when he comes back into the room it's like you can immediately tell he's gone into attack mode; the questions are posed more quickly, with less indecision, and even the tone of the delivery and his body language are more aggressive. As you move towards the end he progressively gets more and more condescending and transparent in his disdain and disbelief until he's outright laughing at the kid. Absolutely incredible.

@J K or simply mocking him for fun but you do you. :)

@Casper Lindberg Ah the ad hominem attack, the bolt hole of the persons who have no actual grounds to criticize others.

That's why attorneys will tell you to never speak to them without an attorney. Their job is to get info on you to put you in jail, not to help you stay out of it.

I think it's some kind of protocol, it happens here in morocco

I’m pretty sure he loosens his tie at the beginning and at some point his sleeves are unbuttoned. I wonder if it was part of the bit

Because he’s notified that the guy is faking

"Did the demon tell you to ask for an attorney?" 😂

@Logan Baisden yes, clearly when you can't even write a sentence without making a grammatical mistake. :)

That’s what makes a great detective. Someone who knows a bunch about the minds of people, especially criminals and one who is so in tune with his and others emotions and body language that he can manipulate criminals to his will. Amazing to see detectives who are great at their jobs.

Yes the detective appears to be a sociopath

It's more a cautious tale of people in the system being criminals and damaged people themselves, how far are they from committing their own crimes, or how much crime they do under the badge.

You can't trap a psycho with a mentally healthy person. You can't kill someone with a pacifist.

its the tactic that they use to get things out of the criminal.

@Nino Brown yeah, his job, but not all detectives could pull it off that easily. Just watch JCS’s Stephen McDaniel video. The detectives were pretty terrible compared to this one.


14:45 whats going on today bro made my day


This detective is really exceptional. He deserves a medal for keeping his cool and playing this guy perfectly.

did you guys noticed the jcs deleted his videos?

@empty As the narrator stated, he was trying to break him, and it was important for this guy to know that nobody was going to trust his act.

@empty thats a really good point!  I assume they're well trained in body language so they would have an idea as to whether someone is lying so they wouldn't push them as hard to confess as someone who is clearly guilty at first, but even an expert can't know for sure if someone is lying/guilty

@Miriam Svenson agreed but they can terrify an innocent one to confess something he didnt do

Yep, the people with this job play a vital role in these situations. I have high respect for them, they have to know exactly how to interrogate someone while still staying in character. Very impressive!

no he kinda lost it at the end became so mad coz that kid trying to play him, can't blame him tough xD

"And the Oscar goes to..."<br>Brilliant, Detective!

"And the Oscar goes to..."
Brilliant, Detective!

he's a great detective and has also been known for a few cases of overturning wrongful convictions and imprisonments

It was very impressive. I'm glad it was such a skilled detective on the case so that the victims and survivors were able to get justice.


Its funny how he could buy a weapon, xanax itp... America....


"Why do you think you deserve the death sentence?"
"An eye for an eye, Sir..."
Damn, this was so f***ing dark and creepy.

@Jasmine Luton Maybe "fear" is the wrong word. More of a deep-seated self-preservation instinct. Even a "logical" person wants to avoid taking actions that might have consequences which prevent them from taking future actions they might want to take.

@I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter tbh if you genuinely wouldn't feel remorse I have to doubt weather you would feel a fear of getting caught either

@Андрей Вавилин he probably doesn't feel fear

He may lack empathy and emotional ability, but he is aware he did something wrong although he does not feel remorse for it. He seems very intelligent about how the world works but seems to lack emotional intelligence. It could quite possibly be because he is on the spectrum. (I am not saying autistic people are killers, I am saying this thinking pattern is normal as autistic people are very smart yet lack emotional abilities). I do respect him for being honest, nonetheless, sad sad situation and I wish this didn’t have to happen. Very interesting video.

@Abel i agree but instead of “normal” i would say neurotypical instead

That guy just seemed like he's autistic to me, as in, on the autism spectrum. He looked like he was nervous judging by his body language;  he was holding his hands together and posture was slightly hunched. People with autism are harder to read and don't always display the same body language as 'normal' people. The fact that he mentioned 'an eye for an eye' alludes to why he killed the guy. Don't know if autism counts as insanity though.

@Tangy Tim well, he was acting like that because of a mental disorder which suppresed his self preservation instinct, not because he had enough balls to overcome fear, come clean and ask for death penalty.<br>So I don't think there's much to respect.

@Tangy Tim well, he was acting like that because of a mental disorder which suppresed his self preservation instinct, not because he had enough balls to overcome fear, come clean and ask for death penalty.
So I don't think there's much to respect.

Андрей Вавилин

@anto rahme oh shit my bad I forgot who had said that

James Macholl but we’re talking about the guy who killed only 1 guy, Jarrod murrey

@Wolfgang I don't think he's acting out of emotion or logic. He's acting from intuition.

If I was the detective I'd be like. "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. Plus you don't have 34 eyes (17victims x 2) So I don't think that just two would be very fair..."

Right?? That entire exchange between them sent chills down my spine. That and his suit and tie took it up a few more notches.

@Wolfgang So what you're saying is, if you had the motive, means, and opportunity to take a human life without fear of being caught, you would do so and feel no remorse?<br>If so, you are 100% a sociopath.

@Wolfgang So what you're saying is, if you had the motive, means, and opportunity to take a human life without fear of being caught, you would do so and feel no remorse?
If so, you are 100% a sociopath.

@FaukSlayer we can blame them, it doesn’t matter if they feel guilty about it or not.

@FaukSlayer Personally I'm leading my life by logic, getting imprisoned would be against my own good, losing freedom would be limiting my possibilities. I don't feel emotionally that I shouldn't kill anyone. Do people really feel emotions against it instead having it as reasoned position? I think I might be sociopath then. I do have multiple mental health diagnoses already but no sociopathy. I know this might sound comical but I am asking honestly. If my sentence structures are weird, it might be because I'm not native english speaker.

@Maysea Bowers but he was not capable of feeling remorse, guilt, or empathy. just because he knows what is right or wrong does not mean he is emotionally capable of being affected by what is right or wrong. this does not justify his actions by any means, but you literally can not put blame on the criminally insane because they do not feel emotions the way you or i do. blaming them is a complete waste of time as they are physically incapable of feeling shame or remorse, feelings that could prevent them from carrying out their crime, and that is the real tragedy.

@Tangy Tim ik what you mean but he had that way of thinking before killing, hard to respect someone who kills so easily when knowing it’s completely not right. it’s really not respectable at all

Yeah, that was really creepy. I thought for a moment he was trying to do a form of suicide by cop/government or something. D:


49:36 no wonder he is insane listening to that crap. He could at least listen to DJ Adolf.


I’ve had to pause so many times just to laugh and/or cringe


The actual insane man was very disturbing. He was so disconnected from life.

@lol lol yeah my first comment was a bit crap , I was mainly just trying to say that autism shouldn't be treated as some untouchable holy grail which we can't criticize .. seeing as a lot of people with autism have Serious problems and giving it a perceptual 'makeover' in society isn't going to change that .. I don't think mentally ill people are any more violent, but I do think they have a higher chance of flipping unexpectedly and being violent without any obvious or senisble reason for doing so -- that might be why the perception is there.  The unpredicatbility.  Healthy violent people would tend to be more 'strategic' about when they enact violence and aware of the social setting etc.   .. and usually it's easier to spot a motive ,  and anticipate the violence or what might have caused it, thats all

@Bill well i mean psychopathy isnt a disorder at all. and i used the words "mental illness" myself, why would that "trigger" me? and yes, mental illness can be a cause of crime but no one ever talks about how most links between mental illness and violence are pretty tenuous and that mentally ill much more likely to be victims of violence than people without mental illness. im saying people automatically jump to diagnose people who do awful things with mental illnesses when most of those people are mentally stable, to the point that conversations about causes of violence are immediately dominated by "mentally ill people are violent" and go nowhere else. and just legitimately what is the point of internet diagnosing violent people? it doesnt lead to better treatment of other people with that same condition or raise any "awareness" because people already overwhelmingly think mentally ill people are more violent. all it does is mentally ill people the convenient scapegoat for violence yet again, so no i dont like it. and im not responding to your second comment cause im not even sure if i get what youre trying to say at some points

@lol lol thank you finally someone with a brain

@lol lol I think we should just judge people on "how they are" not what conditions they have -- but we should take a little extra care for those with illnesses and not blame them for their actions as much , if the mental condition was a major contributor to the bad behaviour  >> hard to separate the different cases I suppose , but I believe people just get too hung up on 'labels' and 'categories' , like as if the category defines them... Whilst trying to reduce discrimination in society we should be careful not to ignore all the negative traits in order to paint a 'better' image for said category.. this will have consequences including people just not believing you because they expect a certain level of 'fluff' or 'propping up' .. When you paint a false image people see through it,  whether it only be subconsciously and this destroys the work you do in trying to lower discrimination and increase understanding .. It's better to be completetly honest and straight up about these things , I think , harsh as it may be for the more socially adjusted people on the spectrum

@Wave Razor everybody is in the spectrum

@lol lol I don't see any moral difference to speaking about psychopathy - a known disorder - in relation to criminals either .. why would speaking about autism be different .  We all know, mental illness  (perhaps I can call it "mental affliction" so it doesn't sound so triggering to you)   "CAN" be a cause of criminal activity or a contributor.. We can speculate about perfectly healthy people committing a terrible crime but that doesn't mean we are implying that ALL healthy people would commit terrible crimes.. Whether any of these commentors are wrong or right I don't believe it's right to be "morally" condemning them for speculating about what conditions he may or may not have --- If people are using it as an excuse to bash on people with mental illness then you would have a point otherwise i think you've just drunk too much of the Kool-Aid

@Babbling Along if you read below you'd see someone agrees with me based on their experience. It's hard to describe but it's noticeable that he is

@Bustin its the mannerisms the small things he does. hard to explain you'd know if you interacted with someone like him

@lol lol yeah there so much wrong with this comment section: using the broad term ''mentally ill'' left and right as if all mental disorders are the same, insinuating that all mentally ill ppl are violent or disturbed, insinuating that all ppl with dissociative disorders lack self preservation or emotions, insinuating that those who lack empathy also lack awareness and are prone to violence, like so many false assumptions by the ''experts'' in here... actually statistically sane ppl commit way more violent crimes including extremely vile  acts

@lol lol Exactly they think insanity is a diagnosis its just a range of diagnoses and they are talking about how "they dont hide shit" some people are just smart enough to know if they can't get out of a situation.

Very similar to the guy who killed John Lennon speak unemotionally about how he stalked and shot Lennon to death.

@Big Steppa 1) again, internet diagnosing murderers with conditions reinforces discrimination against people with those conditions 2) that brother is probably a kid, you dont think it's wrong for him to be talking about the similarities between a murderer and a kid because of that kids literal disability??? 😭 youre the weirdo here, not me

@Chill Dudie have you met an indian taxi driver?

Notice how he was dressed like Vince Vega (John Travolta) from pulp fiction? I’m pretty sure this channel has a video on him, if not this channel, there is a video out there of the full interrogation. Extremely interesting to watch.

@A. Munoz It's creepy really. It's like he's performing an act, or "pretending" to be what he percieves as "human". Fascinating, but still creepy in a way.

It wasn’t disturbing at all, it just looked like a guy who knew he was wrong and accepted punishme

the replies to this are so...none of you know what schizophrenia or autism is actually like or how they actually present, youre just internet diagnosing murderers with mental illnesses/neurodivergencies that youve heard of in psych101 for validation from other youtube commenters 😭😭 can you chill with throwing mental illnesses around when talking about literal murderers, it stigmatizes people who are actually schizophrenic/autistic

@Babbling Along As an autistic person, I'm surprisingly good at identifying the emotions within others and their motivations, and all that. I've been told I'd make a good therapist. I think this is common with lots of people with ASD, so I wouldn't say it rules anything out

@Ze Germanz youre seriously comparing your friends brother to a murderer just because he speaks differently? youre an awful person lol

He was so matter-of-fact, and so honest. Like Joe Friday. For younger people, that was an old time tv show with two police officers. One spoke very rote, very condensed, and would say things like, "Just the facts, ma'am."

5:09 this was so fucking disturbing to listen to...

@Wave Razor I don't think he's on the spectrum. He understood the emotions and inner states of his victim really well. Despite this understanding he didn't care in the slightest like a typical psychopath.

@Wave Razor Schizophrenics, depending on type, frequently have this type of presentation: total absence of visible emotion, absence of guile, socially shocking  directness and stiff or rigid posture. What really stands out is how concrete and literal his answers are. Most people with autism retain at least some capacity for abstract thought, sometimes to a remarkable degree. Schizophrenics generally have lost this capacity although they can make startlingly profound remarks and generally retain their much better verbal skills.

@Calla Hardy yeah that seemed a little forced

Also his constant use of manners like the words “sir” and ma’am” <br>People who don’t have their own emotions follow “social rules” they observe or are taught to remain normal and it high key came off as that

Also his constant use of manners like the words “sir” and ma’am”
People who don’t have their own emotions follow “social rules” they observe or are taught to remain normal and it high key came off as that

That was crazy. I was also thinking though, why can't every criminal just be like this

He had traits as if he was in the spectrum as well

That’s how they are, zero remorse, they don’t hide shit and have no concept of self preservation


In India , the interrogation wouldn't have been this smooth 🙂 . Just 2 hits with a thick stick and even his Beelzebub (or lucifer ) would've gone away 🙂 .


ok but what is he doing with his hand lmao


The lyrics to panzermensch are about dancing lol


The genuinely crazy guy is pretty interesting to watch, his voice is emotionless, he talks direct, but polite. He admits to everything easily, and doesn’t seem to care what is gonna happen to him.

@Fredinthemix  yeah that's the difference between humans and normal Psychopaths we don't care

@𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭𝓸𝓶𝓫𝓻𝓪𝓿𝓸_101 yes lol

@𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓮𝓭𝓸𝓶𝓫𝓻𝓪𝓿𝓸_101 yes lol

I’m like that when I’m taking antipsychotic medications

@Herobrine So you are agreeing with me. Nice.

@Diyar Sternberg if he was insane he would think his actions were okay. The way he "hid" the victims body (along with a plethora of other tactics) shows that he knew what he was doing was wrong.

@Spacecat Mowgli  Imagine having this video stuck in your recommended to you forever WATCHING IT AND IT STILL DOESNT GO AWAY BECAUSE THSI VIDEO WILL NEVER GO AWAY

@plsdnttkeourguns🙏  I can tell you the reason  here's the exact reason  because he can  he did it because he could. sorry  I have been some problems myself I usually take it out in video games

@Spacecat Mowgli  lol  it's pretty mah everything's the same same to you. there's a difference between psychopath and crazy  that one guy was a psychopath. crazy still have morals that they won't cross

He is very polite and calm. He shows no feelings at all and doesn't even know why he killed that young man. That is so scary.

@Spacecat Mowgli  Looks like a path to self-destruction

This is what true indifference looks like. Not these pseudo depressed edge lord kids that cut themselves horizontally because they’re “numb”

@Pedro Macário not normal just neurotypical

It’s actually the technical meaning of indeed, a psychopath. A person with absolutely no conscience

@Bob Kane just because he is polite doesn't mean he is normal

He's been in the acting school of sterling

@plsdnttkeourguns🙏 yeah another weird thing. He killed for no reason apparently

@Shanti Dawadi I don’t know why “it’s really not up to you” made me laugh so hard, but I am WEAK 😭😭😭😭😂😂

If i say the most dangerous personality ive seen so far, most of those who believe eye for an eye are those who holds grief but this guy is so emotionless.

@Bob Kane and i wouldn't really call you a "psychiatrist"

@Bob Kane he definitely is and its not really up to you


Please upload new videos soon!! Lots of 🖤🖤 from Phx

@DallasSanchez it really sucks I wish there was a way to continue


I’m so relieved that someone exposed the stupidity in this individual.


24:32
47:26
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The ultimative cringe act


my man just dropped a great analysis video and disappeared


i want more of "pretending to be crazy" compared to actual crazy people. the way people overly exaggerate crazy people is very entertaining

@A A nods, mania can be shown in a real.. simplified version to people. either as the insane "jokerfied" version or seen as just being in a super good mood. best i can describe my own (although to be honest i tend toward mixed episode over mania) is just all emotions and energy dialed up to 100 percent and it feels like its going to explode out if i dont Do Something to get it out (overspending or being unkind to myself are the go to)

thats also why its important to make a distinction between mental illness and being ruled not in control of your actions in according to law. even at my most ill i was absolutely aware of right and wrong, my moods were just painful and i coped in bad ways, which medication helped, but during all of that if i committed a crime i would be culpable because despite my disturbances i still knew crime was wrong.

@Bonnie BDP How would mania be considered crazy?

A psychotic person would seem totally different than a manic person yet both could be called crazy. I think your statement nullifies the subtleties this video tries to point out.


You dont need an attourney u gonna need some chap stick boy


The scary part is that the guy faking it claims he's hearing voices and seeing things like he's schizophrenic claiming he has a "demon" inside his head. On the other hand the guy who actually was insane seemed like a normal person and just straight up told the truth.

@Jar of Arts so what if I am? Huh? They're nice enough fellas, you're sounding pretty demonist right about now bud

@Ethan You talkin with the demons now? 🤨

As someone who hears voices and speaks to things that resemble demons, it severely pisses me off that someone would fake it. It’s very real and it shouldn’t be just joked about or lied about. Shits wild asf.

@william fontanilla YOU said "perfect" system. I said CONSISTENT system. Please look up the difference before you comment any further.

I talked to someone who is a schkzo and he was really open about it because I was curious and he said the voices come from other people and they come from the outside

@william fontanilla Please watch the video, ok. Certain criteria of insanity are mentioned, which both individuals possessed, and yet one got insanity plea and the other--death penalty. I'm sorry if it's not obvious to you that this killer understands right from wrong, covers his tracks because he knows it's wrong, and later says he deserves the death penalty. Lack of empathy is NOT insanity.

@Scot Hammond the reason he was sent to a mental facility doesn’t mean he wasn’t at fault. it means he needs to be in an environment unlike a “normal” prison

@william fontanilla You can have a consistent system. You know, one where every cold-blooded killer who obviously can tell right from wrong gets the same punishment as another such killer.

@william fontanilla one is playing crazy one is crazy af in the end of the video he explains how the courts define insanity. Having a diagnosis doesn't excuse you from prosecution. If a person has a psychotic break and at the moment of the crime doesn't know the difference between right and wrong then that person could get off on reason of insanity. My point here is the guy who was sent to the state hospital was crazy but in most states doesn't meet the criteria for an insanity plea. He showed that by trying to cover his tracks.

@william fontanilla I don't make it anything, the video even explains it

A real demon would enforce a strict policy of silence upon its minion

@Gabby B I already got it, its been 2 days

@Anthony M If he didn't know it was wrong, how does he know he should get the death penalty? After all, he did nothing wrong. Besides, the Richard Kuklinski, the infamous "Iceman", was also emotionless, and they still executed him.

Due to a common misconception that psychopaths act crazy. Psychopathy has nothing to do with hearing voices or having odd, involuntary movements of parts of the body like the hand or eyes, etc. Psychopaths are not all violent, not all want to hurt people (movies use this false assumption for dramatic effect). Psychopaths are brutally honest, high functioning members of society who cannot relate to other people on an emotional level, i.e. apathetic. Violent tendencies, I believe (I'm no doctor) stems from violent upbringings by people who were supposed to protect them.

@Scot Hammond I never said he wasn't responsible. And I'm not arguing with facts. I'm telling u facts as to why he was sent to a mental facility. Which happened. He was sent there by reason of insanity. Which the evidence points strongly to this fact. So im not sure where ur going with this trying to say " It dosen't matter how I feel." . What is also a  fact is, he was sent to a mental facility for the very same reason. I didn't absolve him of blame in anyway.

@Anthony M look he knew it was wrong, we know he knew it wrong because he A) tried to cover it up B) asked for help. The boy is definitely a nut case BUT in some states in order to use the insanity plea you have to prove that at the time of the crime you didn't know right from wrong I'm not arguing any point I'm just telling you that it's a fact regardless of how you feel about it. This guy might be a good case to say it shouldn't be that way but in some states it is just that way. Having a diagnosis of a mental disorder doesn't mean you're not responsible for what you do.

@Scot Hammond I'm not sure how this amounts to sanity. when he  killed that boy, he didn't think it was wrong to do it. In fact he didn't think of the boy at all. He was just doing it for himself. And he had no motive. The interesting thing about this case is how he went about it. He clicked the gun, pulled the trigger while the boy was driving, to a missed shot. And when the boy was relieved, he pulled out the clip, and sat it next to him. He later pulls the trigger again hitting him point blank in the head, I'm not entirely sure which order that happened in. But afterwards he jumps out of the car. And just to make sure he was dead he shoots him one last time. With the sane, there is usually a motive. A reason why they believed someone had to die. For him, this was nothing.   Now as far as insanity plea is concerned. It's funny that u brought that up. "In the interrogation he was asked " what do u think should happen to u?" He replied " the death penalty."  He felt no remorse about what he did. Nothing. The kill wasn't even personal. He was only sad that he got caught.  And he admitted to everything he had did.  He is criminally insane. He's not in the normal frame of mind. Which is why they sent him to a particular type of prison. Hes not sane. And if u are not sane, u are insane. There's only 2 types of categories here, on planet earth when dealing with crime, how it happened and why. In his case, there was no reason. And that kill was his one and only kill. So he isn't under the same track record of serial killers. Of course I imagine if they hadn't caught him, he probably would have done it again. Considering he had no problem doing it then. But I don't see how it is a  stretch to call this insanity. I just don't.

@Anthony M in most states the insanity plea means that the person didn't know right from wrong at the time of the crime.

@Joe Bazan he is insane.  he's lack of empathy for what he has done  is a true diagnosis. It goes beyond Narcissism. Which is the only thing i can think of personally that can be close.  The only thing he didn't want was to be caught. But he was. He attempted to cover his evidence. There are people that have severe mental traumas. Things like Schizophrenia or other sociopathic , even Psychopathic mindsets can operate and function the same as we can. For basic human calculation. However the only thing that boy was missing was remorse. It's as if he was killing a wild animal. Which isn't a normal psychosis. He's on the same category of insane.

No he isn’t insane. The insane don’t hide or cover up evidence.

@Mashy76 for some reason YouTube sends notifications for replies that mention no one

@Anthony M why did I get the notification for this reply

The insane part of the insane guy he talk about he killed a men like I talk what I usually cook


Does the demon have a Soundcloud account?


This video is watch a guy that is really good at his job


Come back jcs. YouTube is wrong for what they did


45:21 that exactly is the mememaker. Come on 9Gagers


ahh , regenerated my memories of the epic film , '' PRIMAL PEAR ''


“ What type of phone is it”
<br>“𝗮 𝗽𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲“ 😭😭

“ What type of phone is it”
“𝗮 𝗽𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲“ 😭😭

well he has a video of himself confessing to the shooting in his phone. So pretending not know anything about it was actually a better idea in my opinion.

Jesus loves you so much If you wanna get saved say this with your mouth and believe it in your heart

SALVATION PRAYER
Dear Heavenly Father, I turn to you today, I repent of all my sins. I believe that your son Jesus Christ,died on cross for my sins, and was resurrected to life on the third day, and forever more he lives. Father, I ask of you to baptize me with the Holy Spirit right now, change my heart, and renew my spirit. I forgive myself vcompletely, and I completely forgive others who’ve done wrong agains me, and have hurt me... I invite you Jesus, to enter into my heart. Change me, save me, and be the lord of my life. Right now, in ur mighty name, I pray amen.

For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation- Romans 10: 10

The Bible says
Death and life are in the power of the tongue- Proverbs 18: 21


Come back JCS, you can start a Patreon if youtube won't monetise you

I really hope he does he's one of my favorite content creators


When are you uploading next vid??? been a very long time !!


I think that kid is as guilty as sin but I also think that he was lonely, needed a true friend. When a kid is a bit odd they can disassociate with family and others and feel very isolated and lonely..the feeling of being alone and like you dont fit in anywhere is a very strong feeling. He just had access to guns and decided that he'd create a storm. Surprisingly he didn't kill himself, that would've been the usual outcome. Sad for the families involved geez..😔💔


is he trying to turn into a titan

22:15

is he trying to turn into a titan

22:15

@Doggo "Kill.Burn.Destroy"  i can differently see a titan do all of those things


Ok this may be off topic but, Is that a can of WD-40, and why?


The actual insane person was so polite, despite the fact he murdered a young guy in cold blood, with nothing to gain. I don’t know why, but something about his politeness seems so reassuring and trustworthy, but yet so unsettling.

the ones that have a falt affect are the ones that really scary me like that kid that was on dr phil giving off slingblade carl vibes

Avenged Sevenfold is Doo Doo. End of Story.

Avenged Sevenfold is Doo Doo. End of Story.

@Handful Gaming feels no need to defend himself with lies

@Handful Gaming feels no need to defend himself with lies

I legit started to feel sorry for him... Because he was so honest and he said that he isn't proud of what he did, i would definitely be so easy to manipulate and kill lmao

But we're not talking in medical terms lmfao, it's still the same thing we don't have to say antisocial disorder or whatever it's called. Plus most people know the term psychopath more than the medical term..

@whodiweasle good ole wild west Arizona.

@whodiweasle good ole wild west Arizona.

@Yungkaze666 damn bro! Where you from so I can avoid it?! 😳😳

@Yungkaze666 damn bro! Where you from so I can avoid it?! 😳😳

Hes not faking.  People are always faking things some way or another.

@Yungkaze666 “picking up a hitchhiker would probably get you killed” is a big falsehood.  What is the probability and how did you reach that conclusion?

@JY Psych It is. Its sometimes used as a buzzword but Pshycopathy is a real thing. Psycopaths are unable to feel emotions not relating to selfish desires of survival and reproduction. Children cannot be pshycopaths even if they show symptoms of it since their brain is not set yet and they can be saved. Same cannot be said about actual psycopaths. There is no way to right a pshycopaths behaviour for good and it is proposed many times to just kill psyhcopaths  since they cannot be treated.

Edit: Fixed some typos.

@JY Psych your mother isn't a real medical term

@JY Psych your mother isn't a real medical term

@Handful Gaming because he doesn't care about the consequences. Why lie if you don't care about getting caught or what will happen to you when you do?

You think if the polite guy said he wanted to be  in a  mental institutional whatever  he got instead of getting the death penalty he would of got the death penalty?

yeah, i feel bad for him. he couldnt help it, you could see that.

yeah, i feel bad for him. he couldnt help it, you could see that.

@imhighonmisery that’s why i said more on the psychopathic line, ik that’s not the term but it’s a type of anti social personality disorder

@Sage no. It’s been said like 100 times before he does not feel empathy and therefore doesn’t see anything wrong with what he’s done

I think a reason why he was so polite is because maybe for his whole life, he’s tried to come off as someone who’s “normal”. Im not clinically insane, but i have ASD which has caused me to be in therapy for years on end to act “normal”, so I could see the same situation for him

@Julia Vaniscak don't think he quite fits in a sociopathic or antisocial personally disorder description, sociopaths are usually self serving and do things to get something out of it, they're also very manipulative and wouldn't just confess unless they thought it would give them an advantage or something..  that guy just seems out of it, it's really unsettling.

@Pulling The strings you have so much more to learn about reading LMAO i said they are manipulative nowhere did i say he manipulated the detective. please use your eyes and brain next time

@Pulling The strings if you could read, you would know what I meant. Therefore I am not explaining it and your pea brain can find out what I meant if you can at least

@bird man how did he manipulate the detective? He gave him everything he wanted to know.

@ObiWAANKenobi 44 It’s not a medical term actually… it’s a term used to describe a state of psychosis which is different than a medical term

And he told everything as if he’s loyal as a dog to the cop

And he told everything as if he’s loyal as a dog to the cop

@Handful Gaming because emotions are usually the basis for lying. His total honesty makes absolute sense.

That big guy was def not insane. I don't buy it for a second

That big guy was def not insane. I don't buy it for a second

@bird man lol yeah sorry i forgot about the 1st guy because i watched the rest of the video like 2 months after the 1st half 😅

@Poeep pee not exactly. I mean do what you will. But picking up a hitchhiker would probably get you killed in reality

@Yungkaze666 ah so I'm considering that you were insulting him

@Yungkaze666 ah so I'm considering that you were insulting him

@Poeep pee basically a person you see on the side of the road with their thumbs out asking for a ride. For free usually cause they either running away or just broke and dumb

@Giputi Ramputi the guy who’s actually insane lmao.

@Giputi Ramputi the guy who’s actually insane lmao.

@bird man  never fails to make me laugh haha

@bird man  never fails to make me laugh haha

Roycropper the topshotta more cake than bogtrotter

@Roycropper the topshotta more cake than bogtrotter r/boneappletea

@Roycropper the topshotta more cake than bogtrotter r/boneappletea

@Handful Gaming because he doesn’t see anything wrong with it lmao

@Handful Gaming because he doesn’t see anything wrong with it lmao

@BTJunkie I’m not dead so. I don’t understand your point.

@BTJunkie I’m not dead so. I don’t understand your point.

@Handful Gaming Credit. If he has no conscience then what he DOES have is his reputation, and being a stone cold killer is probably his peak life achievement. Just because he’s deadpan from the whole sociopath thing doesn’t mean he’s not wanting to spill about the only notable thing he ever did.

Thats why Manson had a cult and still has so many admirers to this day

One thing I dont understand it that fact that he is honest .why the hell is he so honest if he feels nothing

@JY Psych Psychopathy and ASPD are both valid terms. ASPD is in the DSM, but psychopathy entails a more complex assessment. In other words, it is a valid diagnosis but depending on your country, may or may not be referred to as antisocial personality disorder. Psychopathy provides the basis for ASPD yet doesn’t describe everyone in that category because it’s more specific. If you’re a psychopath, you have ASPD, but just because you have ASPD, doesn’t mean you’re a psychopath. So yes, it’s a real psychological and neurological term, thus a real medical term.

@Ashley Underwood If you're dead what does it matter if it makes sense or not? 😂😅

because he’s a psychopath, they are manipulative and manipulate people with their charm

Pretty sure he’s just a psychopath that got the insanity defence when the courts were less distinct on precluding personality disorders.

That’s how most serial killers manage to lure their prey, scary for sure

@Yungkaze666 I hitchhiked before. But I live in a safe area

@Yungkaze666 I hitchhiked before. But I live in a safe area

Exactly. I’d actually prefer an angry killer because it makes more sense. This is what nightmares are made of. His sociopathic behavior cannot be contemplated by the normal human mind. It’s literally impossible. So it’s terrifying.

Agreed, though without background in the video, he could possibly be a sociopath. Not that it makes much difference, I just like thinking about all the possibilities

@Julia Vaniscak psycopath isn’t a real medical term.

@Julia Vaniscak psycopath isn’t a real medical term.

he resembles a psychopath, he didn’t have a reason to kill the person which is typical of a psychopath, and he only feels emotion about being caught. perfect example of a psychopath, he didn’t have a plan to act out to do his killing, he just killed with the intent of keeping it hidden, but didn’t hide it when he got caught, he simply didn’t care

You'd definitely pick up a hitchhiker I can tell

You'd definitely pick up a hitchhiker I can tell


No new videos for months, almost a year… unsubbed. Love your videos but I keep having your old videos pop up. Seen some of them twice. Hope you post more videos in the future.

@pnp i wish we all left this shitty censoring platform

They have uploaded 3 times since this video was first published, once was even on Christmas Day 2021, there videos are being taken down by YouTube unfortunately.


Jokes on the shooter, couldn’t even hit 20, get good.


HE'S BEEN ON A KILLING SPREE BUT TRIES NOT TO USE MARIJUANA CAUSE IT'S ILLEGAL?!!! <br>iF  I COULD  ONLY SPEND 7 MIN. INSIDE A LOCKED ROOM. JUST THE THREE OF US.  I, THE VOICE AND THE VOICEE!

HE'S BEEN ON A KILLING SPREE BUT TRIES NOT TO USE MARIJUANA CAUSE IT'S ILLEGAL?!!!
iF  I COULD  ONLY SPEND 7 MIN. INSIDE A LOCKED ROOM. JUST THE THREE OF US.  I, THE VOICE AND THE VOICEE!


As someone dealing with self harm and schizophrenia these guys were stupid lmfaoo


@J m I don't think so he's one of my favorite creators and I really wish there was a way to continue the channel

@MusselmanMedia does he have another channel?