I sometimes wonder if people forget or honestly just don’t know that these rooms  ALWAYS have surveillance video & audio bc someone of the things people say & do when the detectives aren’t in the room are just mind boggling.

I think they don't care, many want to confess to get it off their chest or they are egomaniacs.


When these completely asinine trials are allowed to go on for years, I feel so bad for the victims' families. She didn't just kill Travis that day. She killed everyone who loved him, too, and dragged it out as long as she could.


This video is 2 hours long and 20+million people have taken the time to watch it in its entirety. That’s how you know it’s great content 🙌🏼✨

I’ve watched wrath of Jodi a dozen times and it still doesn’t bore me.

@Wakey Wakey eggs and bakey You have a very good understanding of how the algorithm works! View duration is a very important statistic when it comes down to deciding how your content is performing and youtube definitely uses it to curate your content accordingly. It's hard to say whether low view duration leads to youtube recommending the content less, and in client meetings we don't really elaborate on view durations on their channel analytics reports.

But like you said, the algorithm is a  formidable foe that you definitely don't want to challenge!

Much love from LA <3

I think my own views must contribute at least a million of those 20m... okay maybe I slightly exaggerate but not by much.

I've watched all of jcs'  videos multiple times and I'm gutted YouTube removed the best ones.  Ridiculous. However,  they do still have a patreon page that contains every video they ever made for YouTube,  and also many others that were patreon only. It's absolutely insane value for money at $1 per month - which imo is worth it even if they're not currently adding content because it would still take a while to watch it all once and then if you didn't want to continue paying for no new content,  just subscribe again when the itch becomes unbearable again, safe in the knowledge that your itch can be scratched for the next full month for just another $1. Who can complain at  that? Not even Karen can complain at that,  I don't think.

Best wishes and love from Kerry from in England, UK ♥

@KingOS ooh really I always thought that an ip address could only ever count for one view regardless of how many times it's actually viewed. 🤔

I do know however,  that although as you say,  it doesn't require a viewer to watch the entire thing for it to count as a view -   it is a fact that the algorithm does count partial views as bad, particularly when the viewer clicks off very early in the video.  Obviously such viewing behaviour points to the video being low quality and not worth watching.

Of course, that's more than likely something that was written into the algorithm in order to stop the very behaviour you just described - creators purposefully cheating by bumping up the view count on their videos.

Several creators I watch who occasionally have a moan about the algorithm, say that they try to make videos less than 30 minutes long, because longer videos tend to have viewers click off early, which they say is because of short attention spans (or maybe they just thought the video was crap lol).

Anyway,  YouTube's algorithm seems like a formidable foe and I certainly wouldn't want to meet it in an alleyway on a dark night. For that reason I curtsey to your endless patience and resolve. 👑 👑 👑

Best wishes. Love from kerry in England UK ♥

Imagine watching the Marathon of this weekly on Nancy Grace! Yes, I did that!

@Beau33 oh, I don’t! I just made an assumption based off of views and the duration of the video

You have too much time in your hands to make that analysis. How do you know the number of people who watched actually watched it in its entirety?

@HaiBlayre I’ve lost count. I despise her and feel bad for him and his family. I have to stop myself from finding out how to write to her.

I’ve lost count how many times I’ve watched it in its entirety. Her cruelty and criminal insanity never ceases to amaze me.

@James Walkington same 😂 i watch this over and over

@Charles Gutierrez I’ve just finished my 4th watch of it in full and I know I’ll be back

@Charles Gutierrez the same! She is so terrifying and proper nuts!

@Airhea/rtt no that is exactly how it works. even if you refresh your tab multiple times, each refresh will count as a view. but youtube will detect if a video's views are coming from a single user, ip address, frequency of views from a single source, or other means of detection and remove them. so you can get around like 100-200 views just by refreshing your tab but anything above that won't count for some time. I work as a channel manager btw

@Yasmin G thats not how that works. it needs to be watched for a certain amount of time to count, or else it be easy to cheat the algorithm for yourself.

It doesn't mean 20 million have watched 2 hours long video , you click and close and it still count as a view.


Don’t you think she’d have marks from a full grown man “lunging” at her. He died DEFENSELESS. Of How disgusted I am is unimaginable


The look on the fathers face is heartbreaking. Hes trying so hard not to break.


Jodi talking about the butterfly effect
"i know if you never met him he'd still be alive"
"that's true"
"because you killed him"
give him a medal

*Jodi talking about the butterfly effect*
"i know if you never met him he'd still be alive"
"that's true"
"because you killed him"
give him a medal


15:23 One of my favorite parts 😂
“The detective knows she’ll happily trail off until the morning comes, so he cuts her off and locks her into the situation at hand.” 😂


Jodi: How am I acting that makes you believe that I’m guilty? ✍🏼✍🏼✍🏼
Is it because I’m not crying?
Begins to sob uncontrollably


I know she’s guilty AF. I still can’t imagine how she could win with Him unless she shot him first. Element of surprise was crucial in her attack. RIP Travis


She  so absolutely convinced herself of just how absolutely beautiful she truly is. A narcissist is a narcissist is a narcissist!!


Great detective work with the interrogation...great work with this whole case!! Rip Travis 🙏


Most well explained channel hands down. Simple and informative 👌 well done!


i love the prosecutor for calling out her self-victimization time after time


Now I’ve never been interrogated for a murder but it’s hilarious to me that both of these detectives try to portray their motivations as being for Jodi’s benefit. “I’m only here to give u a chance, a chance to show the world you’re not a cold blooded killer. The media would love nothing more than to say you’re a cold blooded murderer. This is your last chance cuz when I walk out the door things are gonna start moving fast & there’s nothing more I can do to help u.”
 “U don’t want the prosecutor to paint a picture of u but u have to give me something so I can show u a different way.”
They’ve been telling her how remorseless & cold she is yet they expect her to believe they wanna help her for some reason?


If two people really came and attacked Jodi and Travis, why would she lie until that point of the investigation? Why would she take a trip after she went through that? Why would they attack them randomly and not take anything? There are literally so many more questions. She should have at least thought of a good story when she sat in jail the night before.


I love how the prosecutor tore her bs story up when she was on the stand.


At 46:58 you can see the investigator cleverly continues off her idea of butterfly effect and said now if you didn’t meet him he would prolly be alive and then her face kinda lit and said that’s true then he said because you killed him and then she came to her senses and said no. Wow


“The detective endures as much prayer talk as humanly possible, before switching the topic once more” lol yes


I know it's their job, but how defense lawyers can stand in a court room in front of everyone and with a straight face, just concoct the most ridiculous and damaging story of poor sweet little Jodi being the real victim and that Travis was violent and manipulative is just beyond me. It's truly disgusting... these defense lawyers know what really happened but are happy to lie and disparage a murder victim to win a case for a murderer. <br>I'm not saying Jodi doesn't deserve to have a legal defense team - everyone has the right to innocent until proven guilty. But god damn it's despicable... I often wonder what this does to defense lawyers emotionally after doing this for doubtless plenty more criminals

I know it's their job, but how defense lawyers can stand in a court room in front of everyone and with a straight face, just concoct the most ridiculous and damaging story of poor sweet little Jodi being the real victim and that Travis was violent and manipulative is just beyond me. It's truly disgusting... these defense lawyers know what really happened but are happy to lie and disparage a murder victim to win a case for a murderer.
I'm not saying Jodi doesn't deserve to have a legal defense team - everyone has the right to innocent until proven guilty. But god damn it's despicable... I often wonder what this does to defense lawyers emotionally after doing this for doubtless plenty more criminals

@Jenna Mattern I can only imagine. My grandpa fought in the Korean war too and his PTSD haunted him until the day he died....even with alzheimers he never forgot the atrocities that happened. Sometimes I can't even watch these cases because it gives me anxiety I can't even imagine defending them. 😕

@Jess 👽  It's a coping method. Maybe not everyone uses it but it's common.

My dad was a lawyer and it does alot. It tore him apart but he had to keep going to get paid enough for him my brother mom and I to live a decent life. It broke him in a way. He died recently and I hope he is free of the damage it did.

I read a book once -- and this may or may not be true -- but it was about a defense lawyer saying they don't always ever want to know if they did it or not because ultimately they have to try get them off anyway and it was too much for them knowing that they were guilty and they got them off so they just assume they're all innocent so they can cope. The lawyers don't really NEED to know if they're innocent. They're going to argue the case anyway.

Again, not sure if this is true it's just something I read once.


This is easily the best narration for any investication I've ever seen.


Amazing how she turns on the tears When she gets called out for not acting right and acting guilty smh 😒


I was convinced she was the murderer until she said she believed in the commandment "thou shalt not kill", case closed boys she's innocent af


How are these people not aware of the camera in the room? I think it's quite intuitive that the room you're in after being arrested has a camera in it and you don't even need to look for it (she may not necessarily have, but others have in the series)


The ceaseless dunking on Jodi from the prosecution was sooooo priceless.


She actually asked him straight up “is it because I’m not crying?” insinuating she was trying to change her behavior the entire time to convince him LOL

She was probably wondering if an innocent person would be crying

D R • I would really like to upvote your comment, but the current count of “666” fits Jodi Arias perfectly!

@LowHP Jodi when no one else is around:<br>🙂 🙃

@LowHP Jodi when no one else is around:
🙂 🙃

Jodie slowly adjusting her face:<br>🙂   😐   ☹   😢

Jodie slowly adjusting her face:
🙂   😐   ☹   😢

i think she asked to see his after death pictures so he could visibly watch her cry, hoping that he would feel sorry for her.


She was delusional to the end. Selling shirts during her final statement.


Bruh i can only imagine how frustrating was it for the officer to interrogate her


When you feel down you just watch this and feel better about yourself. RIP Travis.


I wonder if she truly shot him first and he wasn't immediately dead but disabled. In one of her stories she describes him alive after the gun shot.

The gun may have jammed or have been too loud so she went for the knife


Oh Jodi most definitely knew Travis wanted to take Meme on the trip but what she most definitely didn’t know was that Meme said no! And even tho she tries to act like she knew Meme wasn’t going, she really was super shocked to find that out! 😂


The content of this channel really deserves accolades, but the voice of the narrator gives it the edge.  Too many of these 'crime channels' have a narrator with a terrible voice.  Most sound like someone with a bunged up nose or with slightly broken English.


Her defense attorney wrote a book called “Trapped by Jodi Arias” He hated her so much he petitioned multiple times to quit representing her, but the state forced him to stay. He ended up quitting law completely.

@Ane Calvo what if a jury of my peers thinks like that dumdum? lol

@Ane Calvo what if a jury of my peers thinks like that dumdum? lol

@bert agreed-usually people who take on such complex careers enjoy a difficult task (like doctors) so it's a lazy insult. If I worked hard to become a lawyer I'd be glad to share/use that knowledge

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza I haven't had the opportunity to travel outside the U.S. but Nordic countries seem like they have it figured out. Happy people & their prisons focus on rehabilitation & respect. Such low recidivism rates.

@dirka minimo Exactly, it's insane. And the person he would've had to snitch on was his family! He was never going to snitch. Narc cops are by far the worst, I completely agree.

@Cliff fff You’re doing the same thing, bud. Comparing, making judgements, & forming opinions. Yours doesn’t match mine, so what. Have a good day in whatever country you’re in, for your sake, I hope it’s Iran or China, not the US. For your sake. ✌🏼

@Ane Calvo you definitely are not a law student.

@Ane Calvo you definitely are not a law student.

@viciu080 As I explained above "Its because he got in trouble selling marijuana and then got caught with opiates... it's very easy to get slammed with time especially when they put distribution charges on you. He got in trouble selling weed when he was 18. Then got picked up for opiates years later (distribution is what the cop claimed and charged him with because he had "multiple pills"). He couldn't afford a private attorney (big mistake) and was facing 15 years for distribution to which the public defender basically pushed him to plead out and gave him probation. Shortly after, they said he missed a court date for the distribution charge's probation and put a warrant out for his arrest. He said he never got a paper from them telling him he needed to come in, his PD never called him either. When they picked him up for the warrant (he was an addict and bipolar, he needed help) he had a pill on him, so they hit him with possession. So they charged him with that and brought the charge of distribution back on him. They gave him 15 years (what he was facing originally) and 1 year for possession. For a total of 16 years. They threw the book at him. I know murderers and their accomplices who have gotten off easier. Period."

@Allie Catxx why did your friend got sentenced for 16 years, cause for sure not for drug addiction

@Allie Catxx why did your friend got sentenced for 16 years, cause for sure not for drug addiction

She shouldn't have answered one question. Never answer questions

She shouldn't have answered one question. Never answer questions

It is a shame that a defense attorney has to actually try when the defendant is clearly guilty.

It is a shame that a defense attorney has to actually try when the defendant is clearly guilty.

@Nell Ross drug dealing/pushing is a heavier crime and could result to lifetime imprisonment.

@Nell Ross drug dealing/pushing is a heavier crime and could result to lifetime imprisonment.

@Michelle Point I looked online if they had it available on iBooks cause I was gonna send it to someone. It’s not available but it is on Amazon

Anyone have link to read book? Or have to buy it online some where ?

Anyone have link to read book? Or have to buy it online some where ?

@ik ben boe he was accused of sexual misconduct.

@ik ben boe he was accused of sexual misconduct.

@Holli Lafferty I was just saying that same thing! So true and sickening

@Holli Lafferty I was just saying that same thing! So true and sickening

@Holli Lafferty very true.. I was raped and the guy only got 5  years but those two years he was in there because he breached probation? Pfft

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza Jodi was kind of her own Mike though

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza Jodi was kind of her own Mike though

@Holli Lafferty

Yo, this is nonsense. Why would a public defender just throw an innocent person under the bus if they felt they could get them off? I doubt many lawyers want to be public defenders and I seriously doubt just diving every case gets you renown or prospects.

If I was a public defender trying to become a big shot, why wouldn’t I try to beat this guy’s rap if the evidence supports him? Courtroom-hours is an important stat for a lawyer’s resume

Maybe they are pushing these supposed people you supposedly know to take a plea because they know the prosecution has enough of a case to convict, and a conviction with a plea is better than a conviction without one?

@Saadiye Ally I’d rather live here than any other country in the world. The only other countries I’d consider living in are the Nordic countries, & they’re way too cold. Our justice system is flawed, but Idk any other country that has a perfect justice system, either. My parents have traveled extensively-they were in the Soviet Union before the fall of the iron curtain, they’ve been to the Middle East, South America, Cuba, etc. This country by far is the best, at least in their opinion, & I share it.

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza America is the 3rd world country of the 1st world!! 🤣🤣. Sadly most Americans think it’s the best country in the world... Most of these people have not travelled outside the USA so they have no idea what’s out there!! Sad!!!

@Stephen Rafferty those people deserve representation just like anyone else. You are complaining about ways the system "doesnt work" by highlighting the very ideals that make it work. Everyone deserves good representation and a lawyer, no matter how guilty. That's how our justice system works. No matter how heinous the crime, a criminal deserves to be treated fairly under the system. If they dont get treated fairly according to the law and you are okay with an eye for an eye, what happens when you or a family member enter the system?

@Holli Lafferty Truer words where never spoken.

@Holli Lafferty Truer words where never spoken.

@sienna samuel uhm, so you are saying that addicts don't deserve to have friends? you are part of the problem. we alienate people, leave them to deal with their struggles alone, treat them like they are not even worthy of having a friend and after that blame them for failing. that's just cruel.

Everyone has a right to an attorney. However, they shouldn't have the right to force someone to be that attorney. I feel bad for those who are both forced into that position and are so clearly fighting a losing battle (which can also negatively affect their career). It's immensely unfair as, even if there is nothing you can really do or you hate the very person you are representing you have to throw self-regard aside and suck it up. It's a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation.

Whoa... that's so hard. I hope he's ok and is healing now

Whoa... that's so hard. I hope he's ok and is healing now

@Allie Catxx Oh Allie. I'm so sorry to hear that. Just makes me sick to my stomach. Prison serves absolutely no benefit to addicts. They don't need punished, they need help and it does NOT come from incarceration!

@Primitive Anxiety call 📞 Saul that’s all 😂

@Primitive Anxiety call 📞 Saul that’s all 😂

@Holli Lafferty you should be part of the justice system and fix it

@Holli Lafferty you should be part of the justice system and fix it

@Kunle Fakuade I imagine he did fine. It was a bestseller

@Kunle Fakuade I imagine he did fine. It was a bestseller

what???? Hopefully he made good money off of that book if he had to quit (or was fired form) law.

what???? Hopefully he made good money off of that book if he had to quit (or was fired form) law.

I believe it takes balls to be an attorney.. The ppl working in the law field that genuinely do it to try n  make a positive change are angels the problem is the system it can really break. U. <br>I have a friend that quit law as well because of how much evil she would see or the injustice in the system.. Light n love to law. Enforcement n attorneys that just wanna do whats right n fair fr..

I believe it takes balls to be an attorney.. The ppl working in the law field that genuinely do it to try n  make a positive change are angels the problem is the system it can really break. U.
I have a friend that quit law as well because of how much evil she would see or the injustice in the system.. Light n love to law. Enforcement n attorneys that just wanna do whats right n fair fr..

@sienna samuel Nah. I grew up with him when he was a teenager and was sober, he became a drug addict later after his younger brother was murdered. I'm also a nursing student whose friends happen to be all nurses or nursing students other than people I knew from K-12. You wouldn't be wrong, but in this case you are so this is a good example of why you shouldn't make assumptions. Lol. Good looking out tho.

@Natharjay & Galoris eh he did so knowingly, so he quit by a way of knowingly causing the disbarment when he wrote the book. He made 2.5 mil off it, so he's set as long as he lives off the interest.

@Holli Lafferty Firstly, as flawed as it may be, we STILL have one of the best judicial systems in the world. It’s fucked up, but it’s still better than most other countries out there. That being said, the reason individuals go into law is precisely <b>because</b> it’s flawed. If something is broken, the only way to fix it is to dedicate oneself to the entity itself, in order to do better & trailblaze a path of integrity & righteousness.

@Holli Lafferty Firstly, as flawed as it may be, we STILL have one of the best judicial systems in the world. It’s fucked up, but it’s still better than most other countries out there. That being said, the reason individuals go into law is precisely *because* it’s flawed. If something is broken, the only way to fix it is to dedicate oneself to the entity itself, in order to do better & trailblaze a path of integrity & righteousness.

@Allie Catxx I think you need some new friends? 😳

@Allie Catxx I think you need some new friends? 😳

@Soph If it was available on iBooks I’d buy it then lend it to you, but unfortunately it isn’t 🤷🏻♀

@Soph If it was available on iBooks I’d buy it then lend it to you, but unfortunately it isn’t 🤷🏻♀

Holy shit really! That’s so nuts. I kind of want to read that book!

Holy shit really! That’s so nuts. I kind of want to read that book!

@KasHxJay Marijuana then opiates... it's very easy to get slammed with time especially when they put distribution charges on you. He got in trouble selling weed when he was 18. Then got picked up for opiates years later (distribution is what the cop claimed and charged him with because he had multiple pills). He couldn't afford a private attorney and was facing 15 years for distribution. Shortly after, they said he missed a court date for the distribution charge and put a warrant out for his arrest. He said he never got a paper from them telling him he needed to come in, his PD never called him either. When they picked him up for the warrant (he was an addict and bipolar, he needed help) he had a pill on him, so they hit him with possession. So they charged him with that and brought the charge of distribution back on him. They gave him 15 years (what he was facing) and 1 year for possession. For a total of 16 years. They threw the book at him. I know murderers and their accomplices who have gotten off easier. Period.

@Natalie need an entire overhaul of the judicial system. corruption and racism plague it

@Natalie need an entire overhaul of the judicial system. corruption and racism plague it

Wow thanks for letting us know. That is very interesting

Wow thanks for letting us know. That is very interesting

@Mikey 77 Same, tbh. It’s an amazing show w/fantastic writing, but my own expectations kinda ruined it. I went in thinking it would be another BB, & when it wasn’t, I just couldn’t get into it (as much as I did w/BB). It was my own fault, really, cause it is a great show. <br>I like shows where there’s a gray area when it comes to morality, bc I find that heroes are more likeable when they’re flawed, so it didn’t disappoint in terms of that!

@Mikey 77 Same, tbh. It’s an amazing show w/fantastic writing, but my own expectations kinda ruined it. I went in thinking it would be another BB, & when it wasn’t, I just couldn’t get into it (as much as I did w/BB). It was my own fault, really, cause it is a great show.
I like shows where there’s a gray area when it comes to morality, bc I find that heroes are more likeable when they’re flawed, so it didn’t disappoint in terms of that!

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza Mike was the only reason I liked that show lol

@AnnaElisavetta Vonnedozza Mike was the only reason I liked that show lol

@Holli Lafferty Also, for your information, it was youtube, and not me, who sent the other comment twice.

@Holli Lafferty Also, for your information, it was youtube, and not me, who sent the other comment twice.

@Holli Lafferty There are different kinds of laws, though. You’re thinking of crime law.<br>There is also corporate law, patent law, tax law, and so on.

@Holli Lafferty There are different kinds of laws, though. You’re thinking of crime law.
There is also corporate law, patent law, tax law, and so on.

@Primitive Anxiety we all need Saul Goodman. He might be fictional, but he’s a goddam National Treasure. And Mike.

I can't get over the fact that he also had cancer. I know he didn't get it treated until after the trial. Nurmi also wrote two other "Trapped with Ms. Arias" books as well.

@KasHxJay Used to be in the USA, even weed could get you a decade. These days, likely meth or heroin, despite addicts often being victims themselves.

@Fazal Shaik every human regardless of crime needs someone to represent them when the community is against them. Regardless if they are clearly guilty or not. Or else we become consumed by our own sense of self righteousness that our policy becomes one of. “An eye for an eye” rather than. One of understanding human action. Murder in this case is very complicated and the motives although clearly identified have complex roots. She deserves to be convicted. But not killed or sent to a horrible place  without considering a way in which she could be reformed or could be punished permanently if the court finds it necessary. (Doing something worse than the murderer doesn’t make the situation right. If anything it makes us worse)

@Allie Catxx what drugs get you 16 years?

@Allie Catxx what drugs get you 16 years?

@Fazal Shaik Not true. His team did a good job. The prosecution's case was airtight. The evidence was strong.

@Fazal Shaik Not true. His team did a good job. The prosecution's case was airtight. The evidence was strong.

@Natharjay & Galoris He resigned the bar. He didn't want to practice law again, after this case.

@Natharjay & Galoris He resigned the bar. He didn't want to practice law again, after this case.

@ik ben boe Yes. He said she tried to manipulate him constantly, and he found her really disturbing. Shortly after the verdict he got cancer, and had to fight for his life. He put it down to the stress of dealing with her case. Hers was his last case. He now counsels lawyers trying to deal with various issues, including dangerous clients!

@Holli Lafferty agreed. the system is fucked, and a lot of crime punishments make no sense at all. they’ll fuck up your life for being an addict, but when someone is deliberately ruining other people’s lives with rape, it’s often a slap on the wrist. it’s disgusting.

@Holli Lafferty  if we think like that for every one there are few people who r falsely accused so defending lawyers are needed as well

His defence was funny to watch if you see him defending her u would laugh like crazy and I guess he got fully bullied over it

@Holli Lafferty I get what you’re saying but we need lawyers.

@Holli Lafferty I get what you’re saying but we need lawyers.

@Holli Lafferty Holli, you are so right. I know people who are literal rapists, child abusers, pedophiles, etc. who have gotten less time than a friend who got addicted to drugs (16 years).

@Natharjay & Galoris he actually agreed to being disbarred as opposed to facing disciplinary proceedings . It's definitely crazy he agreed to that but the man had his reasons and clearly hated his job so much after the Arias trial

He didn’t end up quitting he ended up getting disbarred

He didn’t end up quitting he ended up getting disbarred


Never speak to any cops without a attorney, they want anyone to admit to close case . Take chance with jury.


The detective is the real MVP, remarkable endurance.


Detective: I know if you had never met him he would probably still be alive.
Jodi: That’s true
Detective: Yeah… that’s because you killed him.
Jodi: shocked gasp No!

Detective: I know if you had never met him he would probably still be alive.
Jodi: That’s true
Detective: Yeah… that’s because you killed him.
Jodi: *shocked gasp* No!


At the 1 hr 32 min mark….I can only imagine the crap she feels being that deep into a lie. Especially everything she states about religion and the Ten Commandments


She maintains her innocence today because she’s lied to herself so much so that she believes that she wasn’t the killer.


If people roll their eyes when you talk about/threaten suicide you know you've said it too often lol


I really can't imagine the kind of person that would defend her.... everyone knows she murdered him.


This is an extreme example of a man thinking with the wrong head. He referred to her as a stalker all his friends even the woman he apparently was interested in knew about her but he continued to sleep with her and paid the price . If she seems crazy and she makes you feel uncomfortable don't keep fucking her your putting yourself in danger .v


1:14:25 - I felt the force of the decisiveness of his chess grandmaster like tactic of asking her that question. Brilliant play.


1:21:10 - If only the detective rly pressured her hard on that topic, ie Jodie running in & shoving the female attacker, evidently into some pocket dimension where she remained until Jodie's story had need of her again. It might have led as well to some idiotic lies trying to explain the voice mail she left Travis to try & aid her alabi...

That (illusory) thread of hope that so many guilty ppl in this situation desperately cling on to for dear life always amazes me. But Jodie is something special in that regard. I mean, the cops n-e-v-e-r tell you the evidence they have against you voluntarily; in this case they do I suppose to illustrate to Jodie just how sealed her fate is, ironclad, fuck that: TITANIUM -clad. & yet, somehow, Jodie thinks that the little pouty-face, babe-in-the-woods routine will get her out of this jam, like it has w/ literally every other situation she's ever faced in her life, & I'd bet money on that. That's why she says w/ such confidence that there's not a jury in the world that would convict her. That confidence is not in reference to how strong her case & alabi are (obviously), nor how weak & circumstantial the prosecution's case is (obviously). Its source is literally the unshakable conviction of hers that a woman, suitably young & attractive, w/ the requisite amnt of "talent", can pout, act scared, pretend ignorance, & cry her way out of literally any single situation/circumstance on God's green earth...

In the same way that men can take advantage of a woman's nurturing, motherly instinct to secure a date, or whatever, women can take advantage of a man's instinct to help & protect a crying, disoriented &/or scared woman until the situation has been resolved, regardless to any threat to him or use of his time, energy, health, etc. Women who, w/ malice aforethought, knowingly & willfully take advantage of this instinct are the scum of the earth. Forget salt.

Anyway, sry for the ridiculous ramble, but I could keep going...

M-A-N!! I WISH JCS WOULD START RELEASING EFFING CONTENT AGAIN!! Sigh... W/e, I guess I'll just watch this & 'pretending to be crazy' again for the hundredth time.

Liked, added, shared, subbed.

1:21:10 - If only the detective rly pressured her _hard_ on that topic, ie Jodie running in & shoving the female attacker, evidently into some pocket dimension where she remained until Jodie's story had need of her again. It might have led as well to some idiotic lies trying to explain the voice mail she left Travis to try & aid her alabi...

That (illusory) thread of hope that so many guilty ppl in this situation desperately cling on to for dear life _always_ amazes me. But Jodie is something special in that regard. I mean, the cops *_n-e-v-e-r_* tell you the evidence they have against you voluntarily; in this case they do I suppose to illustrate to Jodie just how sealed her fate is, ironclad, fuck that: *TITANIUM* -clad. & yet, somehow, Jodie thinks that the little pouty-face, babe-in-the-woods routine will get her out of this jam, like it has w/ literally _every other situation she's ever faced in her life,_ & I'd bet money on that. That's why she says w/ such confidence that there's not a jury in the world that would convict her. That confidence is not in reference to how strong her case & alabi are (obviously), nor how weak & circumstantial the prosecution's case is (obviously). Its source is literally the unshakable conviction of hers that a woman, suitably young & attractive, w/ the requisite amnt of "talent", can pout, act scared, pretend ignorance, & cry her way out of literally any single situation/circumstance on God's green earth...

In the same way that men can take advantage of a woman's nurturing, motherly instinct to secure a date, or whatever, women can take advantage of a man's instinct to help & protect a crying, disoriented &/or scared woman until the situation has been resolved, regardless to any threat to him or use of his time, energy, health, etc. Women who, w/ malice aforethought, knowingly & willfully take advantage of this instinct are the scum of the earth. Forget salt.

Anyway, sry for the _ridiculous_ ramble, but I could keep going...

*M-A-N!!* I WISH JCS WOULD START RELEASING EFFING CONTENT AGAIN!! Sigh... W/e, I guess I'll just watch this & 'pretending to be crazy' again for the hundredth time.

Liked, added, shared, subbed.

agreed hard! I know women who trick 21-23 yo men who are not very sexually experienced and traps them and makes them do all her chores for her. She literally makes me sick


Man how do lawyers sleep at night?? That defence lawyer lying through her teeth was almost as sick as the murderer they were defending


1:15:44  HIlarious story!!!!  Just like Chris Watson, the detective gives her bait and she takes it.  Gives her the obviously phony "out," just to rub her face in how dishonest and craven she is.


i have to comment this down because i haven't seen anyone else say anything
but the detective's response to Jodi saying "Really!?" from the conversation @ 31:54 onwards
is SO fucking funny
taking the piss out of her
what a laugh


Guilty or Not.... Dont talk to the police. Ask for a lawyer. ALWAYS assume youre being recorded. Folks get convicted ALL the time for things they didnt do. PPL have even confessed to crimes they didnt commit just to stop the interrogation

Stop self-snitchin'! Listen to Bruce Rivers


Jodi: “I lightly kicked a dog once and felt so bad therefore I could’ve never murdered Travis”

Judge: “I’m throwing this case out. This woman is obviously innocent. She follows the Ten Commandments for Pete’s sake!”

I also agree. Dogs are cute and I would never wanna hurt them

@ParaFaust well kinda, but it has been proven that psychopaths and people with psychopathic tendencies don't really feel symphathy for animals. The animals lives are meaningless to them

But she made a T-shirt for charity... “Survivor”, literally flaunting the fact she murdered him and got away that night.

And she doesn't realise that even if that did work, it just looks like she's saying "I can excuse stalking, possessive jealousy, fucking someone who I'm accusing of being a pedophile, etc, but I draw the line at animal cruelty"

Detective: uh, Jodi you do realize one of the commandments is "thou shalt not kill".

Jodi: shits on table

Detective: uh, Jodi you do realize one of the commandments is "thou shalt not kill".

Jodi: *shits on table*

I mean, if this was the same judge as the one on Casey's case, it would've probably actually worked lmao

Idk man dogs are precious anyone no matter how bad would feel terrible, and only the devil himself will enjoy it


I love jcs casual roast randomly throughout the video while staying extremely informative. It's so entertaining to watch

@Michael Scott After reading your comment I’m trying to convince myself you’re not siding with Jodi here. Maybe it’s because it’s hard to convey sarcasm or intonation through words, IDK.

Not to mention his dry humor but yes, the roasting of the guilty really is fun to watch, especially Jodi.

Sad that YouTube messed with him so much. Now there are a bunch of channels similar to his. JCS is still one of my favorites.

You crazy sick person, how dare you use the bible she has no remorse.so sad she took his life,he didn't get to get married and have kids.i can't believe she believes she has them fooled.

@Mary Frances me too, I think I’m getting into the double digits.. Help.

@Kel Knox it’s a shame that there’s a chance they may be abandoning the channel due to YouTube flagging and taking down a lot of their videos.

I’ve watched this way too many times. Lol. Entertaining indeed!

This is the first JCS vid i've watched and I loved some of the lines that the narrator came out with: 'sealion pose' 'super sweet but actually incredibly annoying to everyone else'. I'm definitely going to be watching more lol


Man, the detective has a lot of patience ngl. I would start getting angry like 30 minutes later talking to her...


The way her voice drops after the detective says the camera took extra pictures lmaooo


the "good cop bad cop" procedure is so interesting. i didn't know about this level of intricacy in criminal interviews.


“Yet, to everyone else is quite possible the most universally annoying person to ever abide in the history of existence“ I screamed lol 😂

@Kayla Garcia no you did u got ur likes tho happy for you

@u probably like men tho obvious not. Genius

You didn't see the 3000 other ppl comment the same thing word 4 word

If you weren't paying attention to his words, you wouldn't know he's making a joke. 10/10 humor and 10/10 professionalism

@ImmortalBeaver You know she's got a stamp and it ain't a time stamp...

Ten minutes in and I'm not apposed to the useage of blow torches in interrogations

I know I laughed so hard when he said that lmao

When she started talking about the “dog she kicked once in her freshman year” is when I lost it 😂

Lol crazy I read this exactly as the narrator said it. 🤣


"If I killed travis I would Beg for the Death penalty." GIVE THE FEMALE WHAT SHE WANTS


I like how she talked about the butterfly affect and said basically if she hadn't of met him he wouldn't have died. And he responded with, yeah because you killed him 😂

@H N "everyone who doesn't share your views is a troll"

Idk what are the rules in your universe, but here on planet Earth first degree murder is not a "view", it's malice ☠

@H N Alexander's friends specifically mentioned Arias as a possible suspect, stating that Alexander had said she was stalking him, accessing his Facebook account, and slashing his car's tires.

TrAvIs DeStRoYeD hEr LiFe

@No This Is Patrick me no speak ah the english.

@Gordon Irvine hadn't have met him? Thats almost as bad. How about "if she hadn't met him".


"if Travis were here right now he'd tell you it wasn't me"

"my job is to speak for Travis right now and everything Travis is telling me is that she did this to me"


jodi: “i have memory problems” <br>also jodi:  gives every single details about meeting a mexican guy once

jodi: “i have memory problems”
also jodi:  gives every single details about meeting a mexican guy once

@Tanja Nelson  and traumatic event? the event was premedicated murder for her. It wasn’t traumatic for grandma jodi.

@Tanja Nelson  i think its just the opposite ? I think I’d vividly remember what happened while taking someones life than a mere meeting with a little mexican guy once.

Meeting that mexican was probably not that traumatic! When we face something traumatic,it is not unusual that there is a lot we do not recall.

Have you seen <movie>? No? Well they mention <very specific quote literally nobody would remember>

Wow as I read this comment I got to that part lmao 22:54

You forgot the “little” part. Little Mexican guy 😂😂😂


The part where she said "I've never been that angry 𝗮𝘁 𝗵𝗶𝗺" I had to go back and listen to it 4 times cause my brain kept hearing "I've never been that angry 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻" and my brain was all:

𝙒𝙖𝙞𝙩- 𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙙𝙤 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙢𝙚𝙖𝙣 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻-???

😂😂😂


I just noticed she looks away every time she answered a question from the prosecutor. Lol idk if she had to or what but she clearly didn’t want to make eye contact with him when answering. Just funny to me


“She now apologizes to the dog through the detective, who’s conducting her interrogation for first-degree murder” I am so weak haha


Jodi apologizing for kicking a dog <br>Detective: what you need to do is apologize to Travis 😮👏 SAVAGE

Jodi apologizing for kicking a dog
Detective: what you need to do is apologize to Travis 😮👏 SAVAGE


Jane Lynch did an excellent job in the interrogation


I will never be able to shake the feeling that Jodi was trying to seduce Det. Flores in the interrogation.


He mentions the sitting position  (12:57).  That one (the sea lion one) and the slightly more modified one she does right after, with her arms on the table.  There are pretty simple reasons for this.  It's called trying to get a man to look down your front to manipulate him to get what she wants.  Which might have worked for getting a tip while waitressing, or get a creepy bank manager to waive a bounced check charge,  but is of course stupid to do in this circumstance with someone as professional as Flores.  Maybe because up to now he had pretended to accept the ridiculous things she told him, she thought her act had been working on him. Of course he had just been letting her bury herself in transparent lies and contradicting stories.

Arias always tried to get what she wanted by toe curlingly awful flirting  (Viz..the awful way she called Ryan - Salt Lake City guy - "hotty biscotti" ) to pretty gross use of sex (blowing Travis almost immediately after meeting him and keeping this going for over half a year before they began "dating".)


33:34
d- "this is about saving the rest of your life not about saving your image"
j- "if I'm found guilty my life is over"

😂


Somebody may have already said it, but the “Sea lion peeking” made me a sub. I mean without skipping a beat, it happened. Lmao.


Let me take this moment to thank the narrator. He has endured hours of this interrogation and how the indulges in tangents and fast forwards to relevant dialogue showing just enough of the irrelevant dialogue. Also the analysis, hindsight, integrated context etc all wonderful.

@Hammer Smashed Spud it is possibly a team of law professionals or students and psychology professionals / students. They dissect events like this especially interrogations to learn how and why the body and mind is coping and doing what it's doing. Body language, body postures, speech, eye contact, defenses made, stories told, random non relevant things being interjected through the investigations, etc. Some videos also dissect the positives of the defendant, correct things they said, did and/or acted. For example, "The legend of Jeff" from the same YouTube channel.
https://youtu.be/9x2NaGkl6BI

@Hammer Smashed Spud then they had to endure and listen to all that BS. I think it feels BS because we already know and all this is hindsight. Listening for the first time would be intriguing

I think it's a team that works on these..


Jody was not in love❗
I don’t believe that emotion is even possible for her to ever experience.

What she did feel was obsession ‼


if a man would be in her situation , he would get the death penalty


Jodi with detectives:😊😢😇<br>Jodi when detectives leave:🤪💃🤸♀👩🎤🧘♀🛌🔮🧝♂

Jodi with detectives:😊😢😇
Jodi when detectives leave:🤪💃🤸♀👩🎤🧘♀🛌🔮🧝♂


This woman is the queen of kingdom "Psychopathia"!!


the picture that was taken accidentally while she was in the act of murdering this man, what was that photo taken on? how was it "accidentally" taken.. like by what? what accidentally takes pics? genuinely curious here..


Honestly her method is kinda genius. Being such a insufferable asshole that they don't even want to interrogate you is a power move

That doesn't get her anywhere. At that point they know that the crime was committed by her and they have more than enough evidence to incriminate her. A confession in this case would be in her favour. If she faked remorse and played on something like 'Feeling betrayed and hurt' it would have been so much better for her situation. She just fails to realise that.

@DarkVortex1O2 he loses his ‘cunning tone’, when he gets upset or angry particularly. it’s no biggie and she had lots of prep time. a very talented lawyer would’ve been able to understand everything she was doing, and alter their questions on the spot. realistically speaking. he’s an okay prosecutor

@Alexandra Smith His aggressive tone is cunning and its a part of his tactic. He's just throwing her for a loop which is also why some of the questions seem kinda pointless and in line with her narrative but agreeing with him trips her up. His trying to crack to the mask to deliver the killing blow

@ivballz XD he’s still a bad prosecutor.  they don’t really make a difference to me and i don’t respect them enough to go out of my way to make sure i get their title correct. but yes sir or ma’am or               it is certainly not a lawyer

@Phantom Menace C'mon, admit it, we need to free Jodi! LOL

@Alexandra Smith The prosectuor actually put out a good book called "conviction" that lays out his tactics and explains why he went at her the way he did. While sometimes he did lose his cool and seemed to fall for her traps, and he does admit there were some points where his manner was less than productive with her, but for the most part that was his plan. There were all these minor victories he wouldn't allow her to get away with on the stand, like how she would try to control the narrative by using certain words. The combative nature was meant to get her to slip up, and it worked, over and over.

The other thing you should keep in mind he worked this case alone, which for potential death penalty cases is very rare, and he was on her ass from the begining, and did a great job getting the conviction.

@Sharkskin Boy Yeeeah you should definitely be concerned about that. Look past her looks.

@Alexandra Smith why do you keep insisting that he’s a lawyer

Lol you're actually right though. She knows what she's doing

I didn't find her insufferable at all, actually I thought she was kinda endearing. And I have to say, it I'm a bit concerned about that.

@perfect copy he did a fine job he could’ve done better. of course it’s hard, he did “fine”. a lawyer should perfect their skills. she had years and years to prep for it and for someone who studied the basics i understand what it takes to be a good lawyer. he’s a mediocre one. and like i said in another message i should’ve pulled through to law school because i wasn’t impressed. that’s all ;) sorry if that’s ignorant i just know the tactics. he let himself back her into a pointless conversation and sometimes it was unprofessional.

@Alexandra Smith bro you sound so ignorant. Lawyers would work for her. Prosecutors are the defendant's enemy, such as this guy in the blue shirt. Plus he did a fine job, you just don't understand the depth of his tactics. Letting the accused run their mouth is not a mistake.

@Alexandra Smith I think he tried to minimize that, but god she was annoying. <br>I think the fact that she had so many years to prepare for everything that was coming to her, which it shows, gave her some sort of upper hand, just look how much she consistently made the whole case slow, murky, difficult to process, and absolutely unbearable.

@Alexandra Smith I think he tried to minimize that, but god she was annoying.
I think the fact that she had so many years to prepare for everything that was coming to her, which it shows, gave her some sort of upper hand, just look how much she consistently made the whole case slow, murky, difficult to process, and absolutely unbearable.

@YukiGibson if you go back, you can tell that he was getting angry and frustrated at her. a lawyer needs to be cunning and aware of every tactic a witness is using to throw them off her game. he allowed her to back him into corners of trying to prove very dumb points which was not only a waste of time but also something the jury remembers. it’s all about him leading the cross examination, and never letting the witness make you upset because she won’t agree to your specific words. i think he could’ve done a much much better job. that goes for all lawyers

@Alexandra Smith If you mean the prosecutor... he did wonderfully.

no it was just a HORRIBLE prosecutor omg XD


Her idea of designing a t-shirt was to put "survivor" in a random font on a plain white shirt... Lol. It's like when you have a project due the next day but didn't do a damn thing, so you do the absolute bare minimum. Lol


I genuinely feel bad for whoever she ended up rooming with as an inmate. Imagine being literally locked in a room with those endless, insipid stories about Doggy Boy and shitty photography.

Jodi actually tattooed her name on her cell mate. There's a video where the cell mate says that tattoo is the biggest mistake she's made.

Holy crap... That's the true meaning of hell.  She doesn't stfu lol

@Karen Sapp I know, I watched the hour long special 🤓

@Andrea Prochowski Two of them became infatuated with her...

<b>***Insert typical hater comment from a lesbian***</b>

****Insert typical hater comment from a lesbian****

@Meg Rocks there is a hindi web series named criminal justice which focuses on the similar matter about how an innocent person cope with prison environment where there is different political system altogether which id filled with psychopaths

@More freckles than sense I believe that after Charles Manson's last arrest he had a cell all to himself since he was on death row then remained alone until he naturally died a few years ago.

As long as she was lesbian with me, then I would make sure my sentence was as long as hers.

@Ur mad nah anything over a year generally is prison that means manslaughter. Which in most cases is a crime “normal people” commit all the time.

@Mr Wdpkr probably in her deluded mind she imagined herself at some church camp and she was the camp councillor for all these “unruly kids”

@James R. G. what about If they were framed?

@Alissa Dague he will be greatly missed.

@James R. G. I WAS going to reply back to you with just a quick, short message... but then I realized that my short reply wouldn't do my message justice (no pun intended). So... this is a LONG reply & it's the TRUTH. Thanks in advance for reading.

I once naively thought that same thing, dude. And then one day about 15+ years ago, my brother was falsely accused of theft by a vindictive boss & he was subsequently arrested, despite the lack of any actual evidence.

To be clear, he didn't go to prison... but he DID spend almost two weeks (should've been 1 day & maybe the max of 2 DAYS under normal circumstances) in the county jail due to his a-hole boss' cousin that worked for the D.A. as a clerk. Favors were called in & the end result was my brother was fired & will forever be branded a 'petty thief' amongst the townfolks that actually know of his case.

Long story short, my brother was lucky that he befriended another jailed guy (he, my brother, once loosely knew this guy way back in his high school football days... the guy was a stud running back on a rival team & my bro recognized him the 2nd day of his jail sentence).

If my bro had not have seen him, there was a fairly good chance he would've easily gotten his ass kicked 'just for being there' over that week at least once, and perhaps twice.

He said that while there, he met (and talked extensively with) two jailed guys that, in his honest opinion, were screwed by the system.

He said one guy was actually innocent of the misdemeanor crime he was accused/convicted of & the other guy was locked up for WAY too much time, considering the petty crime (shoplifting) that he was guilty of committing.

That last guy had been in the county jail for close to 9 MONTHS for stealing a package of steak from Walmart. That's right, 9 MONTHS! I've since found out that MANY offenders of shoplifting only spend 1-3 days in jail.

And that dude (whom I've since met, BTW) had never even had so much as a traffic ticket prior to being arrested for petty shoplifting.

Anyway, I'm rambling on... but please just keep reading:

When I was MUCH younger, I once thought our (the USA's) justice system was almost 'foolproof' (in terms of applying true justice) & was pretty much immune to the poison of CORRUPTION. And it IS corrupt (although I actually still believe our flawed justice system is still one of the BEST/fairest in the entire world, IMHO), for sure.

Well, my brother's arrest & 'extended jail stay' for a false accusation of 'theft of goods from an employer changed my (and my entire family's) naive view that 'good people never end up in jail'.

Well, I am here to tell you that the following statement is an absolute FACT (but most any boot-licking District Attorney across the nation would NEVER admit to this):

*Although rare, good (innocent) people can & do end up in jail (or even less often, prison) for reasons other than what most people think of when they hear of a wrongful prosecution (such as 'mistaken identity' or perhaps a coerced fake confession).

And so, why in the world would they end up there if they ARE TRULY NOT GUILTY? Well, all it takes is a little bit of money, a few select shady/lying people (a dirty cop, a shady prosecutor & an unfit/biased judge) & here in 2021 in the great country of The United States of America (or in any one of MANY other 'tainted' countries), someone CLEARLY INNNOCENT can ultimately end up in jail (or prison) for something THAT THEY DID NOT DO!

To put it another way, if the 'powers that be' REALLY want you to be locked up, you WILL eventually be locked up

I saw it happen to my brother & that whole incident has forever changed my view of our ENTIRE justice system as being the 'gold standard' for fairness & justice.

Sorry for the long rant, but given all that I've just shared, just know that, IMHO, there are DEFINITELY innocent (or 'over-punished') people sitting in jails/prisons... & they should NOT be there.

Justice should be blind. But sadly, it's not. And trust me, the realization of this fact has saddened me immensely.

OK. Rant over.

@James R. G. *I WAS going to reply back to you with just a quick, short message... but then I realized that my short reply wouldn't do my message justice (no pun intended). So... this is a LONG reply & it's the TRUTH. Thanks in advance for reading.*

*I once naively thought that same thing, dude. And then one day about 15+ years ago, my brother was falsely accused of theft by a vindictive boss & he was subsequently arrested, despite the lack of any actual evidence.*

To be clear, he didn't go to prison... but he DID spend almost two weeks (should've been 1 day & maybe the max of 2 DAYS under normal circumstances) in the county jail due to his a-hole boss' cousin that worked for the D.A. as a clerk. Favors were called in & the end result was my brother was fired & will forever be branded a 'petty thief' amongst the townfolks that actually know of his case.

Long story short, my brother was lucky that he befriended another jailed guy (he, my brother, once loosely knew this guy way back in his high school football days... the guy was a stud running back on a rival team & my bro recognized him the 2nd day of his jail sentence).

If my bro had not have seen him, there was a fairly good chance he would've easily gotten his ass kicked 'just for being there' over that week at least once, and perhaps twice.

He said that while there, he met (and talked extensively with) two jailed guys that, in his honest opinion, were screwed by the system.

He said one guy was actually innocent of the misdemeanor crime he was accused/convicted of & the other guy was locked up for WAY too much time, considering the petty crime (shoplifting) that he was guilty of committing.

That last guy had been in the county jail for close to 9 MONTHS for stealing a package of steak from Walmart. That's right, 9 MONTHS! I've since found out that MANY offenders of shoplifting only spend 1-3 days in jail.

And that dude (whom I've since met, BTW) had never even had so much as a traffic ticket prior to being arrested for petty shoplifting.

Anyway, I'm rambling on... but please just keep reading:

When I was MUCH younger, I once thought our (the USA's) justice system was almost 'foolproof' (in terms of applying true justice) & was pretty much immune to the poison of CORRUPTION. And it IS corrupt (although I actually still believe our flawed justice system is still one of the BEST/fairest in the entire world, IMHO), for sure.

Well, my brother's arrest & 'extended jail stay' for a false accusation of 'theft of goods from an employer changed my (and my entire family's) naive view that 'good people never end up in jail'.

Well, I am here to tell you that the following statement is an absolute FACT (but most any boot-licking District Attorney across the nation would NEVER admit to this):

*Although rare, good (innocent) people can & do end up in jail (or even less often, prison) for reasons other than what most people think of when they hear of a wrongful prosecution (such as 'mistaken identity' or perhaps a coerced fake confession).

And so, why in the world would they end up there if they ARE TRULY NOT GUILTY? Well, all it takes is a little bit of money, a few select shady/lying people (a dirty cop, a shady prosecutor & an unfit/biased judge) & here in 2021 in the great country of The United States of America (or in any one of MANY other 'tainted' countries), someone CLEARLY INNNOCENT can ultimately end up in jail (or prison) for something THAT THEY DID NOT DO!

To put it another way, if the 'powers that be' REALLY want you to be locked up, you WILL eventually be locked up

I saw it happen to my brother & that whole incident has forever changed my view of our ENTIRE justice system as being the 'gold standard' for fairness & justice.

Sorry for the long rant, but given all that I've just shared, just know that, IMHO, there are DEFINITELY innocent (or 'over-punished') people sitting in jails/prisons... & they should NOT be there.

Justice should be blind. But sadly, it's not. And trust me, the realization of this fact has saddened me immensely.

OK. Rant over.

A girl who was in the same prison as Jodi said while most of them had tattoo's and were loud , Jodi never cussed , was always smiling and singing . She said it totally creeped her out .

off topic, but i know someone who during their time in jail had a roomie who was a child murderer--her own children. that woman never got a restful night sleep, and neither did my acquaintance, from how the other women harassed the murderer endlessly.

Man imagine being surrounded by so many psychopaths in prison. They'd have full reign everywhere. Betrayals, hurt, zero guilt or remorse. Sounds like an awful environment.

Her roommate would probably be determined not to do another crime after being released for the sake of not hearing those stories again

I think it was Lifetime that actually made an hour long special about what it was like to be cellmates and "friends" with Jodi Arias. It was pretty good.

Some people are inesent, and and up in jail, or for realy stiupid things...

@James R. G. but not everyone that goes to prison is a bad person. You think there aren't any innocent people locked up? Not to mention people in for nonviolent theft and drug offenses

@James R. G. yes they do all the time there's people in prison for petty assaults like a hitting a guy at a bar or just getting caught with a bag of weed, or even just even accidentally fucking up your taxes

@MrHugabum normal people don’t go to prison

Little talked about aspect- there are many normal people in prison on bullshit and they don’t want to deal with people like Jodi.


You could tell Jodi was pissed off about being interviewed by a female detective, because now she can’t bat her eyes or play with her hair

@El Scourou the seal  comment though 😂😂😂

@El Scourou the seal  comment though 😂😂😂

Its alot harder for a woman to manipulate another woman. Her whole demeanor was different from go when she knew she was dealing with a female.

@El Scourou even if she's bisexual she's probably assuming manipulation will be more difficult on a woman cop

Yep.. that's why the female detective is the "bad cop." She also does a lot of psychological manipulation like starting out the interview by mispronouncing her name.

Bold of Jodi to assume people's sexual orientations like that, even bolder to think that sitting like a seal peering over a rock would help lmao

It’s the reason they used the woman as the bad cop

@John Selwitz now looking at the video again yeah it does seem that way

@OK I PULL UP I’ve watched her entire interrogation before, pay attention to Jodi’s face when the woman detective first walks into the room. She’s clearly not happy that she’s talking to someone who she can’t use her fabricated charm on. Of course she’s playing the bad cop, there’s no argument there

@Rotkeappchen 123 The point of [japanese username]'s comment was to say that she was mad about the investigator's approach and demeanor, as opposed to the fact that she was a female detective. The comment seemed pretty simply obvious in what it was arguing against.

@OK I PULL UP did anyone say otherwise? What's that argument for?

No the female detective was playing "bad cop" even he said it in the video

@Yotrymp oh right, I almost forgot her innocent yet sexual ways with the detective lol


Jodi: Okay, I need to act like an innocent person would
Also Jodi: "How many times was Travis stabbed?"

Jodi: *Okay, I need to act like an innocent person would*
Also Jodi: "How many times was Travis stabbed?"

@Kevin:) actually 27 stab wounds and 1 slash to the throat :/ wilding

@Re to be honest she bought the gun as a defence, as that wasn’t the gun that was used in the murder

"27."<br>"Oh no, then that couldnt have been me."

"27."
"Oh no, then that couldnt have been me."

@SWEETWINS They didn't even interrogate her until over a month after the crime, chances are they would have stated that he had a gunshot wound on the news or something by then.

Also her:”Did you find the gun?” - how did you know a gun was involved?

@QuantumXFluxMD I think it was more an attempt to look innocent by feigning ignorance. I can't imagine that someone who stabs a person nearly 30 times in a rage counted the actual number stabs.

Right she did it so many times she completely forgot during a blind rage she genuinely wanted to know how many times she did for he own sick satisfaction

"You should have at least done your makeup Jodi gosh! "🙄🙄

“He’d still be alive if you never met him”<br>Also Jodi: that’s true

“He’d still be alive if you never met him”
Also Jodi: that’s true


46:45 If you had never met him he would still be alive. She agrees. Then "Because you killed him"


Who else just found this channel randomly and now is binge watching the old videos ??

Who came here after binging Audit the Audit?

im binge watching... i know i have no life

im binge watching... i know i have no life

Bro YouTube has become so trash that the only thing left TRUE crime

Got the "What pretending to be crazy looks like" randomly on recommended, and I've watched all the videos in the past few days

i found it by accident, and am currently on a very unhealthy binge

We will Bing even if we have work tomorrow

We will Bing even if we have work tomorrow

Yep, this is currently the fourth one I'm on

me! this channel just came out of the nowhere, and it's amazing :D

the way u posted this comment 18 hours ago and it already has 1.4k likes lol so im not the only one with missing assignments

This exact night. Weird. I’m glad I found it but it’s a little sus

BRUH ... I just found this channel yesterday ... and now has watched almost all of the vids even tho some are long ... still was freaking into it XD

Meeeee. I was so happy after randomly finding it last night...

@ConcreteUnicorn 1 same this is rad as hell

@ConcreteUnicorn 1 same this is rad as hell

@ConcreteUnicorn 1 I found my brother watching that video

>randomly

Youtube algorithm started suggesting this channel yesterday to millions of people

I've been watching them for the last 7 hours. S E N D  H E L P.

I did that... oh Jesus time plus quarantine... back in 2019?

@bobjrfdny I don't know, I got distracted and forgot

same. damn we all out here living the same life

I wish we could start a live of this so we can just chat while we are watching it together 🤣

@Joe lmao it’s funny how we’re all living the same life rn

@ConcreteUnicorn 1 hahaha SAME!!!! I don’t usually like Koolaid but I drank it straight up tonight.

literally found that people acting insane video and then got hooked and started binge watching them all😭

Straight to the point, constant content throughout the video, concise and entertaining narration and no midway annoying interruptive "Subscribe Now!" Perfect. Now I just need more videos to binge...

Nice jewel to find late for the binge watching aspect.

Yes just discovered this a few hours ago. It started with "I am not watching a 2 hour video" to "shit I might accidently watch all the videos

Bruuhhhh it's midnight and the effin algorithm got me 2 hours ago

Lol yes. I am not even sure how I got here... but I’m glad I’m here

@Abundantly Whole ~ Healthy for Life what are they distracting us from this time?

🙋🏻♀ I didn’t even know I liked this kinda stuff until today.

Youtube algorithms advertising these channels to distract you from something important

Sameee, im not even into true crime at all but this channels so good plus i wasnt expecting interrogation rooms for murder to be such a hotbed of cringe

@ConcreteUnicorn 1 samee. These videos are amazing

Saaaaame randomly found the nikolas Cruz video now I’m watching them all!


“I live my life by the 10 commandments” so she just forgot about “Thou shalt not kill”…


I’ve seen the pictures and this lady  is super cold hearted


Shes a monster but holy shit that prosecutor is the biggest joke I have ever seen 🤣🤣


Wow,she could talk the legs of a chair underwater, what an actress


sis really was bullshiting her way through her first degree murder inverstigation


I’m confused. She seems clever enough to know she should have a lawyer present, and yet, nada.

Probably because she wanted to appear as innocent and calling a lawyer and refusing to answer questions might make her look guilty

𝐵𝓇𝒾𝓁𝓁𝒾𝒶𝓃𝓉𝒴𝒶𝓂𝒾


My father is her cousin and used to go to school with her, pretty crazy shit


Jodi:"I don't even hurt... spiders"

Also Jodi:"I kicked a dog once"

Seems like a logical defense


Did she just ask the detective what kind of gun he had?!?!? This girl is crazy!


I came back to this after the past few weeks of Johnny Depp's trial against Amber Heard. She abused and assaulted him, cut off his fingertip. Then destroyed his life because he wanted to leave her. I'm glad he made it out and is alive today.

@tatt4music  newsflash: men can be, and are, victims of DV, too. JD is, as the evidence shows. I've been following the entire trial.  I'm a woman, not a stan, and can see this based on the trial.  There's zero reliable evidence for AH claims btw.

As if he’s a victim. They are both responsible for their awful relationship. Drugs and egos are a bad mix.

I can’t watch it anymore just got a bad feeling amber will win and it’s way too depressing

This is exactly why I'm here. I am doing research.

@Xecor I'm a survivor and believe me these past few weeks have been hell for the community :/ we can hope that the long term effects serve to raise awareness for male survivors but in the meantime it's so out of control it's been turned into an us vs them narrative by people who aren't even part of our communities, on top of showing that people will not hesitate to largely broadcast and mock a trial which makes it even scarier for us to come forward

@Ron the Ron you should probably watch it. Imagine if this trial was not publicised then we would never know how untruthful and manipulative some women can be. And the disgusting lies they come up with that get exposed one by one. Might open up eyes of people that think that abuse can only be from male on female.

@Sitcom Christian good call, and even if the public is right to trust this narrative, which seems to be the case, the way a domestic violence case has been turned into entertainment for the masses is very disturbing, ignoring these videos is probably the moral thing to do

@Sitcom Christian  this!! Somehow I don't trust any of them.

Man I keep getting those videos recommended to me, but I ignore them because I don't trust anyone with a PR team.


I wonder if her made up assailants personalities are influenced by the male and female interrogators


“If Travis we’re here right now he’d tell you it wasn’t me.” 😂 no kidding crazy lady


the first part of the video is just the embodyment of: ¨nobody asked¨


She so firmly felt she could manipulate any man, including the male detective, but when confronted by a woman, she crumpled like aluminum foil. Total next level execution by the detectives.

@❁Dead Flower Spirit❁ did you just assume her gender

She ended up manipulating, using, and discarding her cell mate. She isnt above manipulating women, it just didnt happen to work with this woman. All of yall are wrong.

@jojivlogs_ I think her being a woman helped though

It's a technique they use to build trust.

I know soooo many women who are exactly like that. Absolutely convinced they manipulate any man. And I agree - her BS charm wont fly with the female so she crumpled... But I guarantee you'll hear how it was the detectives assertive style and skill because you've baited your troll hook. 😜

@The Grass Factor she did, jodi fancies herself a manipulator and thought being adorable and bubbly would placate the male investigator, but she couldn't be convinced that the male knew exactly what she was doing - it was only when the female investigator stepped in that she thought 'well shit the sob stories won't cut it'

@jojivlogs_ ahh, I just assumed she felt like she had less of a chance to manipulate the female detective

It wasn't the fact that the detective was a woman that made her crumple, it was the fact that the female detective was way more confrontational


1:14:56 the face of pure “oh shit…. i fucked that up didnt I”


This video is a true work of art, to think JCS is gone for good, is just painful!

@Antny.25 🌊 they posted on their community tab a while ago. But I saw them post something on their second channel a few days back.

Gone for good? Where’d you get this info??


"Bear in mind, she wasn't asked about any of this" lol


Rip to that dude he seemed like he had good things going and a decent guy . She actually a pretty girl jus has a ugly soul. She coulda got with other dudes easily and forgot about homeboy . Smh


"I was happy for him."
........ Riiiiiiight.
Lmfao


i watched criminal minds and thought that the serie exaggerated everything to get more viewership,then realised that they may have watered down the plots


Is it just me or does the thumbnail look demonic as fuck? I was like damn she look possessed lemme watch this right quick😂


7:16 - 7:28

Dude, your roasting skills are gold standard wow!!


$9:58 onwards, oh she absolutely trying to go for an insanity defence


She's got those crazy eyes. Id never get involved with someone that has eyes like that


The way she is trying so hard to convince the detective that she didn't do this despite ALL of the evidence is beyond me. It's actually VERY scary.

It IS scary.. but if you know you could be facing life in prison I would suppose a person  might do or say most anything in hopes that someone will believe it

@Krista Nelson best thing I've ever watched although horrific. I love Juan. Without him she possibly could have walked. He didn't allow her to run the trial. To watch him is simply amazing. He caught her in so many lies. I can't help but feel sorry for Nurmi, he didn't want to defend her and tried so hard to get off this case. He knew he had nothing to work with.

@Kryyn the Meeks did this berserk battle axe really think she would get away with this? She is absoultly nuttier than a fruitcake and very dangerous still.

@Kryyn the Meeks How do you know she's guilty? I dunno, the more she talks, the more she's starting to convince me.

Everyone wants to get out of their crime. Few just accept their consequences.

@Krista Nelson Do you have a link to that video? I'd love to see her when she drops the calm, weak charade and goes hostile.

Some people get so used to BS-ing others that reality feels like an irrelevance to them.<br>But you're right, it is scary.

Some people get so used to BS-ing others that reality feels like an irrelevance to them.
But you're right, it is scary.

@Anonymous Person I understand what you're saying. With her though, she's so berserk/ psychotic I think she has a mindset all of her own

Still smarter than confessing. Idk how ppl can be so naive as to think confessing to a murder will somehow save them. Smarter still would’ve been to lawyer up immediately

@Ashley Hump oh I agree that I’m glad she was caught and went to prison.

@Alex Blaze Exactly as I stated. Lol. She killed him, she's supposed to get caught, and go to jail for it.

@Ashley Hump she go caught because she was “supposed to”?  What does that mean?

@Alex Blaze She got caught because she was supposed to 😁 Glad she's not as smart as she thought she was.

She had plenty of time to clean up the crime scene after killing him and yet there is blood all over the place.  Had she wiped the place down to ensure her DNA and fingerprints were gone and just took the camera with her instead of putting it in the washing machine they may not have had enough to charge her much less convict her.  She had taken gas cans with her on the way to his house to avoid being seen at gas stations or leaving a credit card trail.  She was driving through the desert on he way back and could’ve buried the knife and camera.  It’s weird that she planned for the possibility she may kill him but then left so much evidence that could’ve been cleaned up.  After all, his body wasn’t discovered for 5 days and no one knew she was there.

This comment had 299 likes and it was really bugging me so I liked it to see a rounded number, but I also like the comment.

It's like she's so used to being able to talk her way out of anything she cannot conceive not being able to manipulate an officer interrogating her. It's both hilariously stupid and incredibly unsettling.

If you haven't already, I suggest watching some of her trial testimony (it's all on YouTube). The prosecutor is way more aggressive with her than this detective and leaves absolutely no question about the evidence and the likelihood that she did it, and she gets really defensive and hostile with him even though it's obvious to everyone that she's lying. It's incredible to watch.

@scuba tuba in for a penny, in for a pound. the hole's already dug, why waste it?

she was 100% committed to the charade that’s for sure


"If Travis was here, he would tell you that I didnt murder him" .. well, no shit.


I don’t really understand why everyone thinks she’s so pretty.. she’s so basic looking


1:28:35 this is the best line delivered on this channel so far


who heard the beginning and thought it was their phone telling them its bedtime?


Wow, that opening is like the intro to a horror movie...And then she wants to watch Othello?!


Bruh this job requires patience<br>Jodi=Biggest waffler

Bruh this job requires patience
Jodi=Biggest waffler


I'm sorry but the narrator is half the reason I watch these videos, "the detective endures as much prayer talk as humanely possible", "the travels of Jodi and the sweet Mexican continues on for another two minutes", "to save you the oncoming ramble about doggy boy the dog, she lightly tapped him with her foot for tearing open the trash, and she's felt so bad ever since that it changed her entire worldview on the animal kingdom, she now apologizes to the dog, through the detective, who's conducting her interrogation for first degree murder"

@rite2bcreative Better an anime pfp, than whatever the hell that thing on your pfp is. LOL

@rite2bcreative woosh to the maximum.............

He has a channel of his own and it's also really awesome! I've been watching them in between waiting for another one of these videos to come out :)

@Nothing Nothingness Well then props to the scrip writer because they're hilarious, but the narrator still has great delivery

Hes only the narrator and has doesnt have anything to do with the script or the channel per se. He stated that on one of his YT vids.

That and the “Preacher Jodi emerges for another two minutes”

So….just curious, why would the first detective even accept all that rambling all the time?? I mean it’s not like the conversation is going anywhere by letting her ramble about nonsense really.. I don’t think I’d be suitable for this type of job. I’d probably be like “stop the bs Jodi! Back to the real subject here!” And after the third time I’d probably want to smack her in the face or something! <br>Edit: the second interview seemed way more planned out and effective. Though I still don’t see how the female detective was “ruthless” there. To me she was just stating the facts as they were. But maybe that’s because I’m used to some good old Dutch directness or some might even say bluntness, us Dutchies usually don’t tend to beat around the bush lol!

So….just curious, why would the first detective even accept all that rambling all the time?? I mean it’s not like the conversation is going anywhere by letting her ramble about nonsense really.. I don’t think I’d be suitable for this type of job. I’d probably be like “stop the bs Jodi! Back to the real subject here!” And after the third time I’d probably want to smack her in the face or something!
Edit: the second interview seemed way more planned out and effective. Though I still don’t see how the female detective was “ruthless” there. To me she was just stating the facts as they were. But maybe that’s because I’m used to some good old Dutch directness or some might even say bluntness, us Dutchies usually don’t tend to beat around the bush lol!

same here 😂😂😂😂😂 and the sea lion comparison omg

On the level of Genosamuel and Fredrik Knudsen.

Sometimes I think he is a bit unfair in other videos, but in this one, every single snarky comment is hilarious and deserved. Perfection 😂

Apology not accepted. But in all seriousness me too, hes awesome

When he pause that around an hour 30 to say "you don't say" at her having never been interrogated before I nearly peed myself

@4TLOL I mean, who would want their voices traced back to vids like these.

@4TLOL the point is that the narration is always funny af in these videos

The narrator is reading what someone else wrote :) it's a script

It's the sea-lion comment that got me, with the picture for comparison 😂

Same. I laughed at every single one of those statements


I'm all for the 10 commandments thou shall not kill - Jodi Arias


Is she talking that fast or did they speed the audio up?


This whole case is… bizarre. It’s not even the murder that makes it so hard to comprehend, it’s literally her. She’s so odd, like truly insane, half the things that come out of her mouth are BAFFLING.

True. Crazy people live among us. Glad this one is locked up now

@Bobbi Cat omg i was just thinking the same. Amber Heard looks like Jodi...... omg poor Johnny.

@Magiʞ Beats yeah trvais would be her "favorite person" too

@ziggy morris is this not narcissistic trait’s.

She has a PhD in manipulation, when she doesn’t get what she wants the rage comes out.

Exactly. Like it was easy to understand that she did the murder but she is just so confusing. Not only confusing but very annoying as well.

I think she's just extremely bipolar, the way the can jump from subject to subject is baffling. If she had tried the Jerrod Murray technique i bet she would be innocent by reason of insanity

@Get in there Lewis! bro let that shit go. It's not even funny anymore. Some people just love to bring peoples mistakes up every chance they get. It's annoying to see.

@Gukpa and you believe people on Reddit 😂

@ARKIAN yes,, SHE was the victim.... right down to accusing family members - who were supporting her at trial - of abuse and sexual abuse.
But pre trial she was much less careful with her behavior than Arias was.  Arias' behavior felt all wrong, but she didn't giggle and laugh when confronted with obvious lies.
They did have a lot in common. Compulsive liars all their lives. Willing to do any damage to anyone if it was a tiny bit of use for themselves.  Completely without conscious.
I don't know if Anthony had Arias' rage.  I  didn't follow that case or trial - the death of the a child...it was such too unbearable.

@Tim R Casey Anthony was another clone of Jodi. What pedestal are you putting this person on?

She portrayed behavior like we’ve never seen in the media when it comes to those accused.

Yeah at this point Travis be chill like k.

@ slurryz.  Yes, you are exactly right.  It wasn't the murder that drew so much attention to the case.  It was just how bizarre Arias was. And not just the things she said.
Her self presentation was carefully crafted by her - she'd thought about it, and stuck to it.  But it was totally wrong.  Everything she did, how she moved, her tone of voice, were all completely jarring. Not how any person actually behaves.

Rather like an actor in a movie who is playing a role of a character but from a different film. So everything the actor does and says makes no sense.  It was bizarre to watch. Though the things she accused Travis Alexander of were just horrid.  That she made up these lies.

She reminds me a lot of Amber Heard.

half of the things? try everything that comes out of her mouth. Who does she think she's kidding??

@Ernest Fry The closest I have come IRL is a co-worker's 2 girls called in to work to tell the boss that he was doing drugs, because he would not share with them.

@Gukpa WOW. ! Tell us More.! You're giving Greater insight to this person and case.!

@Sandra Day Yeah.! I don't know Why some people are so crazy, but I think I can accurately Speculate.!

@Gukpa Ngl, i might have to turn Chris Breezy on her.

Friend, someone in Reddit who grew up with Jodi made an post about her. A guy that she dated broke with her in high school, and a week later he was at his home with his new girlfriend and he glanced at the window at a certain moment and saw Jodi in his garden looking at them.

Truly horrifying.

I have heard stories about crazy ex-es she makes me believe them.


The "survivor" t-shirt reminds me when in high school I forgot my homework and tried to improvise last second.


Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo.  4  sentadillas son unos Likeex.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio.  Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖  los mortalest abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.


"To save you the oncoming ramble about doggy boy the dog, she lightly tapped him with her foot for tearing open the trash and she's felt so bad ever since that it changed her entire world view on the animal kingdom. She now apologizes to the dog through the detective, who's conducting her interrogation for first-degree murder."<br>God the narrator is a blessing

"To save you the oncoming ramble about doggy boy the dog, she lightly tapped him with her foot for tearing open the trash and she's felt so bad ever since that it changed her entire world view on the animal kingdom. She now apologizes to the dog through the detective, who's conducting her interrogation for first-degree murder."
God the narrator is a blessing

That part had me rolling, the delivery was spot on. Lovely sarcasm

Yes! He has an amazing way with words. This was an amazing documentary

These people have all their priorities in the wrong place. And I honestly think there is no redemption for them.


I can't believe that at NO point does she ask for a lawyer. Just keeps digging her own grave for hours and hours.

@OneLoneMan yeah they don’t realize it’s all a game of chance. You could shut up and lawyer up immediately but still get a shitty lawyer.

@Skeptical Rebekah   Exactly.  "I killed him, cooked him, ate him over five days, pooped him in the yard, grew a tree in the soil, burned the tree down, all in self defense..."

@Operation 3Sixty yeah that made me sick for days. That poor innocent little girl.

probably bc this whole charm act has worked her entire life for relatively minor indiscretions she assumed it would also work for a brutal homicide

A lawyer wouldn't have mattered to much evidence. To many people believe that lawyers are a magic pill to relieve them of being guilt of their crimes.

All part of the sociopathic personality...they think they are smarter than the detectives.

I was just going to ask why the hell didn't she lawyer up

Ikr....I think that she thought she would charm her way out of it with the detective. Like he would just find her soooo smart and sexy, believing all her lies and let her go 😂

And thankfully so. Don't want another Casey Anthony situation

It common with younger, more attractive female killers. They’ve used looks and a sweet disposition to get their way so long they can’t comprehend it not working this time.

@Jon B

His injuries seemed a little too excessive for a self-defense strategy.

Thats the only good benefit while talking with sociopaths/psychopaths.

@Maggie E At least you'd want some representation when it gets accusatory. But she truly thinks that a good story will save the day haha

It’s truly mind blowing. Why the hell would you keep talking?!


At 1:16:18 I swear I heard someone go "Uh-oh!"


if the police have all this evidence that she killed him then why are they spending hours trying to get a confession out of her? just curious

Because when they don’t have a confession recorded, things can change in the court if she hires a lawyer. For example the lawyer might defend her saying that it was for self defense and so many more things that can change her sentence…


How old was she at this time? Think she would have asked for a lawyer between the first and 2nd interviews. And if her parents are there why wouldn’t they get a lawyer stat?


1:47:00 she's enjoying playing with this attorney and loves pissiing him off


Sea lion peaking over a rock inserted pic of sea lion from 12:38 .. i almost fell out my chair 🤣


How does a lawyer stand there and talk and accuse about an innocent dead man?

Look up the Amoral Ethical Role of Lawyers


Jodi: Blah blah blah blah blah blah<br>Police internal thinking: SHUTUP SHUTUP SHUTUP SHUTDAP !!!

Jodi: Blah blah blah blah blah blah
Police internal thinking: SHUTUP SHUTUP SHUTUP SHUTDAP !!!


" Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"


Jody: take me to the edge, all my ex-boyfriends are dead 🥺


What's so sad is that she was an innocent baby once.


Jodi’s defense: “she did not always tell the truth” <br>Me: •0•

Jodi’s defense: “she did not always tell the truth”
Me: •0•


She reminds me of my boyfriend’s ex roommate


"But you didn't know he was taking Mimi?"

"I didn't know that. I think that's awesome, actually."

Dr. Evil: ......."Riiiiiiight"......

😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


@Chowder head haha don't drink and type.  It's 2020 we're all stressing out over anything these days I'm telling you just blame 2020 x

Beetlejuice never watches YouTube. Once in a blue he does.

@winnie winner reignbot is kindaaa similar

Stephanie Harlowe is freaking amazing if you love crime videos! She makes 3 parters over a hour long each sometimes, and I’m telling y’all you may have heard a certain story 100 times and you’ll still learn something new when you watch her! She is an incredible researcher and presents it so genuinely and gently in regards to the victims she’s always so respectful, and she has this soothing voice I’d listen to her read her grocery list off lol! Seriously, check her out! She really is great and deserves 10 times the subs she has that’s for sure! God bless! XO Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and please be safe on New Years and don’t drink or drive! 🙏🏼❤

@aphex500 Reignbot
Edit: I was going to mention That Chapter, but it's taken. Same with reign bot.
I know some really good channels that no one mentioned though. Let me get back to you.

@LukeTheDuke thanks for the recommendation

@aphex500 Stephanie Harlowe, Kendall Rae, That Chapter, and Live Abuse Free are all very high quality channels.

That ain’t got nothin’ to do with Bobby.

@aphex500 I'm another vote for "That Chapter". I also love how "Dr Todd Grande" handles murder cases; his content is varied but lots of wry humour there. His OJ Simpson video is classic Grande.

If beet was still a cop this shit wouldn't be happening. He would've given her a warning and that's it. Bad as can

@whyioughta no doubt, she is on the Watts family and they can’t escape

great to know i found this channel a long time ago...

@Chowder head ayeeee i just rolled up a fat one myself mydude, good onya! Cheers! Lets space it out together😂😂 crackin open a cold one as we speak as well😂💪

BEETLEJUICE what’s happening man how’s life?

@aphex500 <br>Matt Orchard and That Chapter

@Chowder head well... we all know what happens with resolutions😂 see ya next year on the social medias fam! Merry christmas and a happy new year!

@andypandy nah only on a blue moon i does

@LukeTheDuke thanks bro I really needed to find another crime channel like this

This is like elite level production I would watch this shit on tv

Dude, I literally came here from Asmon's review of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and i saw your avatar and i was like hell no, that cant be right :D

@aphex500 Seen Nexpo and it's amazing as well. The music and atmosphere, definitely. As for other with a similar content, can't think of any atm.

Also check out That Chapter. Really worth a watch.

@supanudulz he has been posting him watching yt on his insta recently glad he’s back

@winnie winner I also enjoy Lemmino. Considering you have good taste, any other recommendations that I might be missing? Currently binging NightMind and Nexpo.

This one and lemmino are the best channels* on youtube

Just seen you Beetlejuice on Instagram saying your active again 😃


Damn this was kinda crazy to watch being my name is also Travis


Hopefully this sick woman never gets out.


Would you analyze the case of Adam Thomas...the murder by juveniles of his mother Barbara Thomas?


Wrong chick to play with her emotions yikes 😬


...”quite possibly the most annoying person in the history of existence.”

Bro that shit had me rollin 😂

And<br>„the detective endures as much prayer talk as humanly possible“

And
„the detective endures as much prayer talk as humanly possible“

Whatchu know about rollin down in the deep


If he was a supposed nut job, and she showed up anyway after they broke up,  and we pay for this lie!!


i love the psychologistic aspact of it but iw ould be the wrong for it. I was nearly 2 hours so aggresiv.


I have never seen someone talking so fast. Jodi rambling  words are as quick as James Charles, the gay makeup artist.


Detective-“I know he would still be alive if he’d never met you”
Jodi-“ that’s true”
Detective -“cause you killed him”
Jodi- “nooo!”

@J.Nord you’re an angel, thank you! I guess I did hear it but I just didn’t process it lmfao I appreciate you

I somehow missed that moment and I don’t feel like goin searching does anyone know at least an estimate of the time frame it’s in?😅


The lawyers are worse than the psychos lol


“Which is maybe the most universally annoying person in existence” I CACKLED<br>And the picture of the sea lion had me dying.  These videos are gold

“Which is maybe the most universally annoying person in existence” I CACKLED
And the picture of the sea lion had me dying.  These videos are gold

@Katie McKay i know. the narrater is doing the lords work

@TropTrev Tv I don't know how the investigator (Flores) had so much patience with her rambling idiocy. Amazing.

@TropTrev Tv i know. i got annoyed at 30 minutes lol

@MarlaSingersCancer honestly .. just getting to the middle mark and it’s like are you serious

I underestimated the description when he said she'd be this annoying.


Mimi should be glad she didn’t get chosen


Now that's what you call fatal attraction.


she sounds like kim k when she cries lol


I cannot believe she had the nerve to hold up a “survivor” shirt she designed. What a disgusting human.

@Amelia Bee I'm glad you're here to judge the dead, you must be a God (or think you are)

@Tori Holzberg noone cares lol go back to facebook

@robert jackson what does her crapping herself have anything to do with this?

@Amelia Bee yessssss thank you. All of thattt

And by "designed" we mean, ironed on the letters.

@Tori Holzberg I honestly doubt he did. It sounds like they were both pretty toxic, plus you shouldn't speak ill of the dead especially when they've been murdered and dragged through the mud.

@Tori Holzberg so your ex would just wake up and start calling you names or would he catch you doing stuff

@Katykatchan 💟 right?? I was emotionally/ verbally abused in an ex relationship (Travis did emotionally/verbally abuse her 100%) but I would never ever compare to domestic abuse. Verbal and emotional abuse is hard and definitely fucked up, and their messages do show he was doing that but it’s no where near feeling the effect of your life being psychically in danger and her using that as a defense to kill someone as well as her fabricating physical abuse is infuriating


im glad we think alike, when it comes to "doggy boy" i almost pissed myself


Anyone else hear the "uh oh!" at 1:16:20?


This guy needs to do a video on Amber Heard next.


I cannot even IMAGINE how Travis’ sister felt being in that courtroom with her brothers murderer and having to sit there silently and listen to them slander her dead brother. Jesus fucking Christ I wouldn’t be able to do it

She actually had to walk out at one point.  Watching the family was truly gut-wrenching.


why you haven't upload any more videos ???


I lost it when they said "Her next position can only be described as a sealion peeking over a rock"

She is guilty !, the detectives should have brought in all the pictures of the crime seen including the ones of his dead body,  placed them all over the floor & table remove the trash can, then tell her when u ready 2 tell me the truth? We will take some of the pictures away,have the music from jason playing in that room  walk out!, only come back and ask u ready to tell me ? If you fell its not true, walk out again, wait for 1 hour to pass , come back with a small bucket and a roll of toilet paper,  walk out!, the 3rd time come with you and a nine ,fired into the table walk out...the 4th time u come in that room she will confess!

made me laugh even harder when it actually looked exactly like the description

i felt so exposed, i do that pose a lot 😭😭😭


Bruh fuck YouTube I want more of these vids


"He wasn't screaming like a girl.."<br>Oh thank god at least she is keeping the man's pride intact

"He wasn't screaming like a girl.."
Oh thank god at least she is keeping the man's pride intact

@gigarax the Spider-Man undies get out on during the secks

1:19:00 into this I scroll onto this comment the moment she said this. Weirded me out

When she said that I was like -__- Yeah girl he couldn't because you gouged his throat out.

@gigarax why did she have to drag spider-man into this..

@gigarax she's at the end of the spectrum of crazy exes

@gigarax ikr! Even in death she won't let him be in peace!