I could never be an interrogator. They'd be like "I didn't do it" and I'd be like "alrighty then".

I could never be an interrogator. They'd be like "I didn't do it" and I'd be like "alrighty then".

i feel like i’d be a good one because of my trust issues LMFAOOO

i feel like i’d be a good one because of my trust issues LMFAOOO

I fully believed her when she said she called it for herself and than the interrogator was like “ ik ur lieing and it was for ur parents” then I was like ye that’s what I totally thought the whole time too 😂 I was completely convinced and felt bad

Wait a second why are you covered in blood?"I'm a doctor"<br>"Okay perfect imma unlock those uncomfortable handcuffs and lay my gun here and take a nap

Wait a second why are you covered in blood?"I'm a doctor"
"Okay perfect imma unlock those uncomfortable handcuffs and lay my gun here and take a nap

That’s based off of old interrogation techniques a weird thing is if you compared it to an innocent person  they wouldn’t know what the f is going on and would question that pressing the matter usually is intended to gain another answer rather than a confession or just press further for psychological pressure

It would go like “I didn’t do it!” and i’d be like “bruh u lyin tell me how u didn’t do it then.” and they’d be like “uhhh.” and i’d be like “EXACTLY. Ok we’re done ur going to jail.”

It would go like “I didn’t do it!” and i’d be like “bruh u lyin tell me how u didn’t do it then.” and they’d be like “uhhh.” and i’d be like “EXACTLY. Ok we’re done ur going to jail.”

@Zaphod Beeblebrox LMFAOOO😭🤌🏻 you the best interrogator

@Zaphod Beeblebrox LMFAOOO😭🤌🏻 you the best interrogator

I'd take an hour trying to ask a question.

I'd take an hour trying to ask a question.

@Josh Walton I’ve heard that before and really don’t think that’s true. I think many, myself included, would get annoyed if I’m accused of something they didn’t do.

@Josh Walton I’ve heard that before and really don’t think that’s true. I think many, myself included, would get annoyed if I’m accused of something they didn’t do.

No you would fight a little harder. You would ask "are you sure"? And then go good enough

No you would fight a little harder. You would ask "are you sure"? And then go good enough

@Will T that's actually one of the easiest ways to tell if someone is lying. When innocent people are accused of something they didn't do, being offended or angry is the most common reaction.

@Will T that's actually one of the easiest ways to tell if someone is lying. When innocent people are accused of something they didn't do, being offended or angry is the most common reaction.

I would be like....DONT LIE TO ME YOU GOT "IM A KILLER" WRITTEN ALL OVER YOUR FACE.

I would be like....DONT LIE TO ME YOU GOT "IM A KILLER" WRITTEN ALL OVER YOUR FACE.

I would have told these cops to eat number 2.

I would have told these cops to eat number 2.

It’s why they video tape things so they can watch it later and see the body language of the suspect

It’s why they video tape things so they can watch it later and see the body language of the suspect

Same, they’ll start crying and I’m just like “:( aww they must be sorry, I’ll let this one slide “

Same, they’ll start crying and I’m just like “:( aww they must be sorry, I’ll let this one slide “

I feel like I'd be the exact opposite lol I'd sit there patiently going over the evidence we have and if they kept saying they didn't do it, I'd just tackle the fucker for lying to me over and over.

<b>Shuts folder</b> "Another case closed"

@GreenDemon125 But the correct sentence IS in fact "bear with me" - "bare with me" is false. The verb bear means "to endure" while bare is an adjective meaning "exposed". Or in the sense of a bare farmers field it's "empty, void of stuff, nothing planted yet, the ground and earth exposed".

Me as interrogator: hi
Suspect: look you idiot. You will say you did the crime otherwise you will face the consequences.
Me: shall i admit now?

Me as interrogator: hi
Suspect: look you idiot. You will say you did the crime otherwise you will face the consequences.
Me: shall i admit now?

I'd be even worse, they'd say "I swear I didn't do it" and I'd end up saying thats what they all say

I'd be even worse, they'd say "I swear I didn't do it" and I'd end up saying thats what they all say

That’s how I get out of jury duty. That was years ago. Now understand my obligation. I still fall for a sob story.

That’s how I get out of jury duty. That was years ago. Now understand my obligation. I still fall for a sob story.

Imagine being a family member of an interrogator. God bless.

Imagine being a family member of an interrogator. God bless.

@c m lol

Idk man that would be hard to deal with as a chick

If I got cheated on I'd just 'punish' her in the bed room and be over the jealously immediately

@c m lol

Idk man that would be hard to deal with as a chick

If I got cheated on I'd just 'punish' her in the bed room and be over the jealously immediately

FR like i knew the whole time that Jennifer is, in fact  guilty and then proceeded to be like damn, she sure seems genuine for an hour and a hald

FR like i knew the whole time that Jennifer is, in fact  guilty and then proceeded to be like damn, she sure seems genuine for an hour and a hald

@JYK--So God off'd his son to save us from himself? Sounds like a plan. 🙄

@JYK--So God off'd his son to save us from himself? Sounds like a plan. 🙄

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is actually the correct spelling. Bear in its verb form means to endure, which is probably related to the big tough animal, whereas bare would mean to expose.

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is actually the correct spelling. Bear in its verb form means to endure, which is probably related to the big tough animal, whereas bare would mean to expose.

I was just thinking the same thing. I would never catch this girl!

I was just thinking the same thing. I would never catch this girl!

Right?? I'm too blunt and passive aggressive to succeed as one 😅

Right?? I'm too blunt and passive aggressive to succeed as one 😅

I'd probably somehow charge myself with the crime

I'd probably somehow charge myself with the crime

@My Movers Inc Moving Maybe those exact words, I don't know, but there are lots and lots of false and coerced confessions. See this own channel's "Guilty until proven innocent."

@My Movers Inc Moving Maybe those exact words, I don't know, but there are lots and lots of false and coerced confessions. See this own channel's "Guilty until proven innocent."

That's what a true interrogator usually says. They are just a fake as criminals.

That's what a true interrogator usually says. They are just a fake as criminals.

@My Movers Inc Moving the problem with the I didnt do it is, such a stereotypical term used for people in defense but also used to lie alot

@My Movers Inc Moving the problem with the I didnt do it is, such a stereotypical term used for people in defense but also used to lie alot

Slap my hands dramatically on the table

Me: I WANT THE TROOF

Slap my hands dramatically on the table

Me: *I WANT THE TROOF*

i'd be so bad. I'd get paranoid and trust nobody and send everyone to jail innocent or not.

i'd be so bad. I'd get paranoid and trust nobody and send everyone to jail innocent or not.

That's about how I attacked my car salesman career .. just looking? Great! Have a great day!

That's about how I attacked my car salesman career .. just looking? Great! Have a great day!

I have too much faith in humanity to be an interrogator

I have too much faith in humanity to be an interrogator

@Romy – yeah usually the criminal is either imperfect and leaves questionable traces, or the criminal is too perfect and is overly detailed about certain events like how she knew about the robbers taking all the money. Catching them on knowing too much or not knowing enough is how to catch these criminals. The guilt does the rest.

@Crowmaster 1. She showed how she allegedly did it. <br>2. It's not so hard to realize that he's screaming from outside, come on she was upstairs but at the stairs.

@Crowmaster 1. She showed how she allegedly did it.
2. It's not so hard to realize that he's screaming from outside, come on she was upstairs but at the stairs.

I would be googling stuff to help me at that point

I would be googling stuff to help me at that point

For real! ESPECIALLY her! Look at her! She looks so innocent and as a regular citizen you would never think she was guilty if you had just heard the 911 call and her crying during the interrogation!

lmaoooo me too like I have a very bad habit of taking the murderers side because I just end up feeling kind of bad, even though we know they are lying. idk I guess that makes me naive

lmaoooo me too like I have a very bad habit of taking the murderers side because I just end up feeling kind of bad, even though we know they are lying. idk I guess that makes me naive

TRUEDKFJDJDDJDH then they get arrested and I'd be like "well what are the odds!"

TRUEDKFJDJDDJDH then they get arrested and I'd be like "well what are the odds!"

On god would’ve been like you know what your ass going to jail 😭😂

On god would’ve been like you know what your ass going to jail 😭😂

Lol I  would be like “aight” and dip. Not built for this job

Lol I  would be like “aight” and dip. Not built for this job

😂😂😂 same, I'd be like ok understandable,see you then

😂😂😂 same, I'd be like ok understandable,see you then

No u have to double check by saying “are you sure” then what ever answer they give u that’s the end of the questioning

No u have to double check by saying “are you sure” then what ever answer they give u that’s the end of the questioning

Then I envy you. With my life experiences, especially related to my job, I am very skeptical and untrusting of people.

Then I envy you. With my life experiences, especially related to my job, I am very skeptical and untrusting of people.

Fleet Admiral Bernath 53 Purple Hearts recipient

Call me Russ. Alrighty then, as you were.

Call me Russ. Alrighty then, as you were.

@My Movers Inc Moving um no. Some ppl are innocent lol

@My Movers Inc Moving um no. Some ppl are innocent lol

The crime in your town would skyrocket if you were to become one!!!!! 😅

The crime in your town would skyrocket if you were to become one!!!!! 😅

@matix676 Lol yes, that's it. I'll beer with you at the pub.

@matix676 Lol yes, that's it. I'll beer with you at the pub.

- I didn't do it<br>- Understandable, have a nice day :)

- I didn't do it
- Understandable, have a nice day :)

💀💀THIS MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD! CAUSE I CAN JUST IMAGINE THAT MOMENT

💀💀THIS MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD! CAUSE I CAN JUST IMAGINE THAT MOMENT

Me: <b>yelling at the other interrogators</b> HE SAID HE DIDNT DO IT!! ITS ALRIGHT, LETS SMOKE A J AND WATCH FRIENDS REUNION! Xd

Me: *yelling at the other interrogators* HE SAID HE DIDNT DO IT!! ITS ALRIGHT, LETS SMOKE A J AND WATCH FRIENDS REUNION! Xd

The trick really seems to get them to start talking, make them feel comfortable talking, then start slowing going through everything piece by piece over and over again until they either crack or start making mistakes.

I'd probably give up after like twelve minutes

I'd probably give up after like twelve minutes

they'd start fake crying and i'd start actually crying in my case

they'd start fake crying and i'd start actually crying in my case

I'd be an unreasonable hardass. I just assume everyone's a monster.

I'd be an unreasonable hardass. I just assume everyone's a monster.

@parallax means you’re going to jail and I’m going on break

@parallax means you’re going to jail and I’m going on break

Alrighty then...their the suspect were done here, pack it up guys.

Alrighty then...their the suspect were done here, pack it up guys.

this is the most liked comment ive ever seen

this is the most liked comment ive ever seen

That's why I can't be a detective too! I'd be way too sceptical, then when they say "I didn't do it", I'd just trust what they say... I don't like this part of myself sometimes...

That's why I can't be a detective too! I'd be way too sceptical, then when they say "I didn't do it", I'd just trust what they say... I don't like this part of myself sometimes...

yeah im a lazy person tbh, if they were like "i'd never be able to kill anyone." i'd just nod and agree, and then just let em go.

yeah im a lazy person tbh, if they were like "i'd never be able to kill anyone." i'd just nod and agree, and then just let em go.

@My Movers Inc Moving What does "I did it" mean then? 🤔

@My Movers Inc Moving What does "I did it" mean then? 🤔

john 3:16 for god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life

john 3:16 for god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life

them "i aint do nthin" me "sounds legit"

them "i aint do nthin" me "sounds legit"

Lots of different professions regarding criminals and investigations. You have to get into psychology to get really good at it which is what this guy is explaining really well, these people have training. Before their training they were probably similar to that.

I would be like, "That's total BS! Now tell the frigging truth!

I would be like, "That's total BS! Now tell the frigging truth!

Also I could never do what the 3rd detective/interrogator did. I have never seen such a good manipulator like him.

Also I could never do what the 3rd detective/interrogator did. I have never seen such a good manipulator like him.

@Bellla334 Yes, I was confused on the meaning of bear. You are correct.

@Bellla334 Yes, I was confused on the meaning of bear. You are correct.

Same lol<br>I couldn't tell if someone was lying for the life of me.

Same lol
I couldn't tell if someone was lying for the life of me.

Klaus Кровосос

At least you’re really honest about it, which means you’d be trusted to be given the right tips and used them accordingly. Cause you have the ability to make make how your actions will affect other and in return for your honest it’s revealed great leadership qualities. Self reflection is a pretty rare ability most can not do naturally..

Interesting how people will admit they're gullible but then deny a world conspiracy is possible. Logic checks out.

Interesting how people will admit they're gullible but then deny a world conspiracy is possible. Logic checks out.

You should just know if they did it not that hard smh my head /s

You should just know if they did it not that hard smh my head /s

Fr so many killers would be walking out here free

Fr so many killers would be walking out here free

Suspect: I have a degree in romantic Korean literature.

Me as an interrogator: ... good enough for me.

Suspect: I have a degree in romantic Korean literature.

Me as an interrogator: ... good enough for me.

I would say that, but in a sarcastic way.

I would say that, but in a sarcastic way.

Case closed. Let’s all go home. She didn’t do it everyone

how do you know?

... she clearly said she didn’t do it. Did you not hear?

Case closed. Let’s all go home. She didn’t do it everyone

*how do you know?*

... she clearly said she didn’t do it. Did you not hear?

I know, me too.<br>Mad props for them to see through that.

I know, me too.
Mad props for them to see through that.

@Will T I think that’s mostly everyone. Everyone expects people are gonna know their real intentions when in reality that’s not how the world works. The police can’t read your mind no one can !

If I ever commit a crime, please be the person who interrogates me

If I ever commit a crime, please be the person who interrogates me

hahaha me too! I would be like "ok, come on, don't lie to me you are involved" and the suspect would be like "oh, no I promise man" and I would answer "Wow, ok, sorry man, that was heavy. You can go"! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA me know as "the smart one" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I would just be like "hmm... okay then back in the hole until you want to tell the truth." each and every time.

I would just be like "hmm... okay then back in the hole until you want to tell the truth." each and every time.

It's not easy. Was a cop for 4 years and I never liked grilling a suspect.  I feel too much compassion.  That's ok because I was involved in an officer's shooting and had my life threaten so I quit and now I do something completely different in a different town.  Over two hours away lol

@Sahara Moon imagine starting a sentence with "imagine"

@Sahara Moon imagine starting a sentence with "imagine"

@Test Yes, realized I was wrong about that long ago.

@Test Yes, realized I was wrong about that long ago.

Alrighty then <b>makes ace Ventura face</b>

You must be a liberal,  you'll believe anything you're told.

You must be a liberal,  you'll believe anything you're told.

I will be like:<br>Alright then, I trust you but my UZI-9 mm don't

I will be like:
Alright then, I trust you but my UZI-9 mm don't

@My Movers Inc Moving Problem is innocent people say that too

@My Movers Inc Moving Problem is innocent people say that too

@My Movers Inc Moving this is more my speed idk about just giving up any movement and I'd be convinced

@My Movers Inc Moving this is more my speed idk about just giving up any movement and I'd be convinced

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is the correct expression. Not sure what you are inferring

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is the correct expression. Not sure what you are inferring

I'd probably be the oppisite<br>'I'm not guilty' 'OK HE'S GUILTY BOYS A GUILTY PERSON WOULD NEVER HAVE TO SAY THEY ARE GUILT BLOW THEIR HEADS OFF'

I'd probably be the oppisite
'I'm not guilty' 'OK HE'S GUILTY BOYS A GUILTY PERSON WOULD NEVER HAVE TO SAY THEY ARE GUILT BLOW THEIR HEADS OFF'

"So I'm pretty sure they did it but idk. All of the evidence says they did, but I'm not sure?"

"So I'm pretty sure they did it but idk. All of the evidence says they did, but I'm not sure?"

The boondocks episode when the interrogator was like "you know you done fd up right "

The boondocks episode when the interrogator was like "you know you done fd up right "

That's why detectives used to be patrol officers

That's why detectives used to be patrol officers

Id be like ... "you did it didnt you?... i got you u going to jail"

Id be like ... "you did it didnt you?... i got you u going to jail"

Just like my ex with period blood on his boxers from a nose bleed

Just like my ex with period blood on his boxers from a nose bleed

Fr tho, guilty people would say “I did not do it”, vs “I didn’t do it”, cuz they stay away from contractions to make their point more impactful?

Fr tho, guilty people would say “I did not do it”, vs “I didn’t do it”, cuz they stay away from contractions to make their point more impactful?

My Husband was Police Officer and he said I'm so good and relentless that he'd confess just to get the hell out of the room or get me to shut up... I guess after 34yrs of marriage he was pretty much conditioned. ( God rest My Man's Soul )

I'd be like "Me either, guess we have that shit in common"

I'd be like "Me either, guess we have that shit in common"

I'm imagining Paul Rudd as Our Idiot Brother here. Just a good natured guy that wants everyone to be chill and have a good life. "You seem alright. You certainly wouldn't have done murder. The dead probably just tripped while  reading or something! I hate it when that happens! I broke my clavicle one time..."

@Han Solo hahaha....jen - you mean i can go home now...gives hug...

@Han Solo hahaha....jen - you mean i can go home now...gives hug...

@Sahara Moon like how many times can you say okay ...okay ?? Is that just a Canadian thing...

@Sahara Moon like how many times can you say okay ...okay ?? Is that just a Canadian thing...

Lol me too. I’m passive to a fault. Someone would get angry that I brought up evidence and I’d just let them out

Lol me too. I’m passive to a fault. Someone would get angry that I brought up evidence and I’d just let them out

@Bob Ross i hate liars and I don't bother with it because the truth will out...some people seem to forget that....

@Bob Ross i hate liars and I don't bother with it because the truth will out...some people seem to forget that....

It's an art you can't study how to interrogate lol

It's an art you can't study how to interrogate lol

I heard it in the voice of Rose from Golden Girls lol

I heard it in the voice of Rose from Golden Girls lol

I'm good at reading people. I'll probably be the 'alrighty then" type 'cause I just know they're lying. I can't stand liards so I wouldn't be good of an interrogator either. 😂

I'm good at reading people. I'll probably be the 'alrighty then" type 'cause I just know they're lying. I can't stand liards so I wouldn't be good of an interrogator either. 😂

Of the 77k comments here that’s the best..still laughing

Of the 77k comments here that’s the best..still laughing

I imagine you to say this like Jim Carrey, "ALLLLL Riiiighty Then!"

I imagine you to say this like Jim Carrey, "ALLLLL Riiiighty Then!"

@My Movers Inc Moving 😂😂😂 best comment to me. Let me ck. Youtube. 😂😂

@My Movers Inc Moving 😂😂😂 best comment to me. Let me ck. Youtube. 😂😂

Everyone has a talent . And this is theirs

Everyone has a talent . And this is theirs

If suspect start crying, I would cry with them

If suspect start crying, I would cry with them

i would love to be an investigator it seems really interesting

i would love to be an investigator it seems really interesting

@Crowmaster, The detective did challenge that. Were you watching?

@Crowmaster, The detective did challenge that. Were you watching?

That’s how some police in Australia investigate.

That’s how some police in Australia investigate.

the problem is interrogators are trained to assume whomever they question is guilty. well, i say it's the problem, but also it's part of why they're so effective. double edged sword

the problem is interrogators are trained to assume whomever they question is guilty. well, i say it's the problem, but also it's part of why they're so effective. double edged sword

@Will T me too... I'm exactly like that 😂

@Will T me too... I'm exactly like that 😂

@My Movers Inc Moving And that's how you falsely accuse, what if you genuinely didn't do it? Confess to a crime you didn't do?

@My Movers Inc Moving And that's how you falsely accuse, what if you genuinely didn't do it? Confess to a crime you didn't do?

Forreal😭 Id ask them just to be safe ”you sure?” and then im out ✌

Forreal😭 Id ask them just to be safe ”you sure?” and then im out ✌

Haha yeah I couldn't be stuffed asking the same questions over and over.

Haha yeah I couldn't be stuffed asking the same questions over and over.

I sort of fell into a job where I had to assess fault in car accidents and question all parties involved. I had a finance background and had no training, so in the beginning I was really timid and indecisive, but along the way you get more and more pissed with liars and get to see genuine honesty over and over and your confidence and intuition grow. The toughest cases are actually young ladies like this who have their parents wrapped around their little finger. They can be even better liars than middle aged career criminals and some could win Academy awards.

i could be an interrogator ... i don't see how they don't just threaten them w "ok then we will have you stand trial in court , read up ALL the evidence against you , you will NOT be able to speak an ounce of your side of the story n when you are sentenced you will have no chance to defend your allegations . if you don't tell me what you did and why in this room , you will have no chance besides this one . save us both some time . do NOT waste mine . " straight like that lmao . i could be an interrogator . i would urge the suspect to not waste my fucking time or else they'd leave in handcuffs n an orange suit w no opportunity to save face . kanye shrug . n i could do it all day

them: i didnt do it i swear!!!!!<br>me: understandable, have a nice day

them: i didnt do it i swear!!!!!
me: understandable, have a nice day

Murderer: I didn't do it, I'm a christian man
Me: aight then, imma head out. You have a good one.
City: breaking news, another family was brutally massacred just a few days after a last session of homicide
Me: ...fuck

I'd pour that water onto the tissues then say "Let's talk"

I'd pour that water onto the tissues then say "Let's talk"

@My Movers Inc Moving that's why they go to school for it

@My Movers Inc Moving that's why they go to school for it

You will have training on how to interrogate. So, you'll learn how to.

You will have training on how to interrogate. So, you'll learn how to.

@My Movers Inc Moving sounds like an actual investigator

@My Movers Inc Moving sounds like an actual investigator

I could definitely be an interrogator. One of the perks of having a family like mine is not being able to trust anybody 😉

I could definitely be an interrogator. One of the perks of having a family like mine is not being able to trust anybody 😉

@Harry Underwood The problem with that is they can change details about their intent and behavior which would skew the results. The whole point is to make them confess not to get an odd sense of absolute justice by letting them say their entire story, for all we know they could be stalling a court. Its when you find contradictions that help complete the story with or without full story context.

Bruh if I heard a single lie come out of the suspect I’d accuse them of the crime immediately, call me the bad cop😂

Bruh if I heard a single lie come out of the suspect I’d accuse them of the crime immediately, call me the bad cop😂

I could never be an interrogator. I’d beat the shit out of people. I hate lying, and i hate cowardice. I’d be so angry lmfao.

I could never be an interrogator. I’d beat the shit out of people. I hate lying, and i hate cowardice. I’d be so angry lmfao.

@Crowmaster I know I'm 3 months late, but doing this isn't a great idea if you're trying to expose the perpetrator. Most methods revolve around letting the story go on until the end, then asking a question that throws them off entirely before building pressure by exposing details. Asking questions like these in the middle of the story (while I assume you are saying to do) would give her reason to shut up, and doesn't give enough evidence for conviction of an actual crime.

I love how I'm talking about this without actually having conducted a proper Interrogation. You know what, just ignore me.

@My Movers Inc Moving and only the guilty bring in God, "God knows the truth, and as long as i'm ok with him, that's all that matters."

@My Movers Inc Moving and only the guilty bring in God, "God knows the truth, and as long as i'm ok with him, that's all that matters."

After my experience living with a cheating pathological liar, I would do the opposite.  She'd be getting the 3rd degree with a bright light in her eyes.

After my experience living with a cheating pathological liar, I would do the opposite.  She'd be getting the 3rd degree with a bright light in her eyes.

Юлия Гуревич

haha, I’m the actual opposite. My mum and I know when someone is lying and I call them out and it’s the funniest thing ever but I’ll let them know, you lie to me I will tear you down.

haha, I’m the actual opposite. My mum and I know when someone is lying and I call them out and it’s the funniest thing ever but I’ll let them know, you lie to me I will tear you down.

😂 I'd be the opposite.

"The FUCK you didn't Bud. I'm gonna nail you to the wall cause I have A FREAK sense for people and your shirt is BLUE. YOU DID IT"

Annnnnnnnd I'd be fired for all my ridiculousness

Isn’t that kind of the point of being an interrogator?

Isn’t that kind of the point of being an interrogator?

@My Movers Inc Moving Damn I low-key wanna be your friend.

@My Movers Inc Moving Damn I low-key wanna be your friend.

Investigator: So did you do it?
Suspect: No.
Investigator: Understood. Have a nice day.

😅

Investigator: So did you do it?
Suspect: No.
Investigator: Understood. Have a nice day.

😅

I feel the same way.  I genuinely want to believe the best of people.   I would find it so stressful to say: “You did it!” When someone is denying it.

I feel the same way.  I genuinely want to believe the best of people.   I would find it so stressful to say: “You did it!” When someone is denying it.

I’d switch off or get distracted but 100% be thinking about lunch....

I’d switch off or get distracted but 100% be thinking about lunch....

I think a few game sessions of Among Us will amend that.

I think a few game sessions of Among Us will amend that.

Hahaha! Me too. I was the only one in school saying "OJ is innocent!" And a few more I refuse to say because I don't want to be attacked in the comments. 😳

Hahaha! Me too. I was the only one in school saying "OJ is innocent!" And a few more I refuse to say because I don't want to be attacked in the comments. 😳

Haha! I used to work for Sprint and people be saying," I need a  payment arrangement, I know I said I would pay pay it today but I promise I'll pay it next Friday." So I'd be like, okay and I would restore their cell phone service.😅

I’d be like “I have trust issues please don’t lie to me” 🤦🏽♀

I’d be like “I have trust issues please don’t lie to me” 🤦🏽♀

“Alright understandable. Have a good day”😂

“Alright understandable. Have a good day”😂

@007nadineL  No, but she made it clear that she didn't appreciate repercussions, isn't that enough? :-D

@007nadineL  No, but she made it clear that she didn't appreciate repercussions, isn't that enough? :-D

Jennifer never said she didn't do it.
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Jennifer never said she didn't do it.
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@Zeus Masterson It would seem so. I thought it was like the mistake of saying "The right to bear arms." instead of "The right to bare arms." Well, learned something new.

@Zeus Masterson It would seem so. I thought it was like the mistake of saying "The right to bear arms." instead of "The right to bare arms." Well, learned something new.

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is correct. It’s a request for forbearance.

@GreenDemon125 Bear with me is correct. It’s a request for forbearance.

There’s a reason why ppl like you aren’t interrogators (thank god)

There’s a reason why ppl like you aren’t interrogators (thank god)

This blew my breakfast through my nose - thx

This blew my breakfast through my nose - thx

Lets play among us, I’m never the killer you can trust me lol

Lets play among us, I’m never the killer you can trust me lol

Right! Fuck I look like forcing a confession 💀

Right! Fuck I look like forcing a confession 💀

But if I were the one interrogated, and the interrogator would be like: I thought you said...<br>And I’d be like: okey I did it.

But if I were the one interrogated, and the interrogator would be like: I thought you said...
And I’d be like: okey I did it.

if you'd ever want to be an interrogator, you have to be on a whole literal new level of canny. interrogators are the biggest weasels humanity will ever meet

if you'd ever want to be an interrogator, you have to be on a whole literal new level of canny. interrogators are the biggest weasels humanity will ever meet

I'd be like "but like what if you did, tho?"

I'd be like "but like what if you did, tho?"

Honestly ! Lmao I’d be like “ put that in ur mom no crossys count”

Honestly ! Lmao I’d be like “ put that in ur mom no crossys count”

If were the investigator I'd probably say "Welp. okay" HAHAHHAHAHAHA

If were the investigator I'd probably say "Welp. okay" HAHAHHAHAHAHA

"I didn't do it" alright that tracks have a nice day.

"I didn't do it" alright that tracks have a nice day.

@MrfunnyNacho Can you help me understand something? I always watch these things and it always seems like the cops are way too free with showing their hands. I always figure that if they know something the suspect doesn't know they know, they should say something like "we know that you're not being honest with us. We're not going to tell you how we know, but we have lots of evidence and [maybe even making up evidence if that's legal]. It always seems like they tell them pretty early exactly what they know. It's like they're helping them craft their alibis.

But you would know all the evidence and from there have a sense of guilt or innocence about someone.

But you would know all the evidence and from there have a sense of guilt or innocence about someone.

hahaha I'm the opposite. I don't believe anybody.

hahaha I'm the opposite. I don't believe anybody.

I would be rolling my eyes at every lie she told 🙄 nope i couldn't do it either, then she be like you don't believe me.i would be like hell nah🤨🤣

I would be rolling my eyes at every lie she told 🙄 nope i couldn't do it either, then she be like you don't believe me.i would be like hell nah🤨🤣

Watch “key and peele prison guard” same energy 😂

Watch “key and peele prison guard” same energy 😂

Me: well,  I guess we're done here....what's for lunch?

Me: well,  I guess we're done here....what's for lunch?

And just think of the guilt that comes with doing your job so well, you pull a confession out of a innocent distraught person who just want's the mean man to stop harassing them. There are people in jail for that exact reason, and we only occasionally find the truth years down the line.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me too

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me too

This is so true. I came to watch this video to see a psychopath liar, but then found out everyone would have failed in the same way she did if facing with such an interrogator!

This is so true. I came to watch this video to see a psychopath liar, but then found out everyone would have failed in the same way she did if facing with such an interrogator!

@Jimmy Holy shit this made me laugh out loud and that is rare

@Jimmy Holy shit this made me laugh out loud and that is rare

Lol not me. I don't know how they mangaed to stay calm for hours at a time. After twenty minutes of faking calm, i would be up and yelling in her face, telling to to confess 😩✊

Lol not me. I don't know how they mangaed to stay calm for hours at a time. After twenty minutes of faking calm, i would be up and yelling in her face, telling to to confess 😩✊

I xouldnt do it because they’d be innocent but i’d be like “oh yeah? not buying it”

I xouldnt do it because they’d be innocent but i’d be like “oh yeah? not buying it”

@Zoueshi * law and order, those episodes are always great ways to blow time

@Zoueshi * law and order, those episodes are always great ways to blow time

@Crowmaster big brain, must've watch a lot of criminal minds, blue bloods, and whatnot.

@Crowmaster big brain, must've watch a lot of criminal minds, blue bloods, and whatnot.

nah I'd be like "...are you suuuuurrreee???" "yes i didn't do it" "....alright then"

nah I'd be like "...are you suuuuurrreee???" "yes i didn't do it" "....alright then"

LuvIzLuvX0 hmm idk... you’re kinda sus! 👀

LuvIzLuvX0 hmm idk... you’re kinda sus! 👀

@c m yes

The killed children were named Melanie and Karola Weimar

@c m yes

The killed children were named Melanie and Karola Weimar

@manisch kreativ Assuming GER is an abbreviation for Deutschland?

@manisch kreativ Assuming GER is an abbreviation for Deutschland?

@c m

In GER was an alleged infanticide in the 1980s. The mother was arrested and was contradicting herself over and over.

However she was released a few years ago.

@c m

In GER was an alleged infanticide in the 1980s. The mother was arrested and was contradicting herself over and over.

However she was released a few years ago.

Will Tipton Some people are so oblivious, plz don’t be like that.

Will Tipton Some people are so oblivious, plz don’t be like that.

@Екатерина Андерс same 🤦🏼♀

@Екатерина Андерс same 🤦🏼♀

I feel like I'd be one step further.
"I didn't do it." -> "Okay, I planned it, but it was supposed to be me."
Me: "There we go. Okay"

I feel like I'd be one step further.
"I didn't do it." -> "Okay, I planned it, but it was supposed to be me."
Me: "There we go. Okay"

Lol the second the dad tells me I would bust open that door “ YOUR DAD TOLD US ! STOP LYING YOU IDIOT !”

Lol the second the dad tells me I would bust open that door “ YOUR DAD TOLD US ! STOP LYING YOU IDIOT !”

Meanwhile in America

Suspect: I didn’t do it
Cop: (slams suspect's head onto the table, choke them for 3 minutes and when they’re really struggling, proceed to shoot them in the head for resisting arrest)

LMFAO
“You have to believe me :’(!!”
“Oh okay sure :))”

LMFAO
“You have to believe me :’(!!”
“Oh okay sure :))”

No. You have to double check first.
"I didn't do it."
"Are you sure?"
"I didnt do it."
"Cool. Lets go get some ice cream."

No. You have to double check first.
"I didn't do it."
"Are you sure?"
"I didnt do it."
"Cool. Lets go get some ice cream."

d347b2 Bahahahahahahahahahahahah!!! I literally laughed out loud at this comment!!! Me too 😂😂😂

d347b2 Bahahahahahahahahahahahah!!! I literally laughed out loud at this comment!!! Me too 😂😂😂

“Are you sure you didn’t do it? Ok, open the door to this gentleman!”

“Are you sure you didn’t do it? Ok, open the door to this gentleman!”

True! 😩
Me: "Did you do it?"
Them: "Nope"
Me: "well okay, checks out"

True! 😩
Me: "Did you do it?"
Them: "Nope"
Me: "well okay, checks out"

Literally! Lol, I’d totally give up and let them go man 😂😂” ok then, 🤷🏾♀”

Literally! Lol, I’d totally give up and let them go man 😂😂” ok then, 🤷🏾♀”

I think I'd be really good it's a pity you have to super coordinated and athletic to ever reach that level of policing.

I think I'd be really good it's a pity you have to super coordinated and athletic to ever reach that level of policing.

I’d be the opposite . I don’t trust people so I’d be like your lying to me aren’t you .. and make them so uncomfortable they confess . So I’d be  terrible at it . 😂

I’d be the opposite . I don’t trust people so I’d be like your lying to me aren’t you .. and make them so uncomfortable they confess . So I’d be  terrible at it . 😂

I don't know why I read "All righty then" in Jim Carrey's voice.

I don't know why I read "All righty then" in Jim Carrey's voice.

In some places, the "interrogator" slaps you upside the head with a rubber hose. If that doesn't work, they used a 2 x 4.   This approach saves taxpayer dollars.

In some places, the "interrogator" slaps you upside the head with a rubber hose. If that doesn't work, they used a 2 x 4.   This approach saves taxpayer dollars.

I would love it. I love hearing the T. And investigating... and catching people in lies.

I would love it. I love hearing the T. And investigating... and catching people in lies.

I could never be an interrogator because I would always start a therapy session with the suspect :(

I could never be an interrogator because I would always start a therapy session with the suspect :(

Екатерина Андерс

I would suck at being an interrogator. I can’t tell at times if they’re lying.

I would suck at being an interrogator. I can’t tell at times if they’re lying.

@Jimmy that kid had a very rough up bringing before they were even brought out.

@Jimmy that kid had a very rough up bringing before they were even brought out.

Yea, I'd be so arrogant n mess it all up. They'd know if I thought they were guilty lol

Yea, I'd be so arrogant n mess it all up. They'd know if I thought they were guilty lol

The police have been known to twist confessions out of the innocent so I can't say you'd be wrong to accept an I didn't do it defense.

The police have been known to twist confessions out of the innocent so I can't say you'd be wrong to accept an I didn't do it defense.

I'd probably fuck up and say 'thats not what you said a few minutes ago' during the first phase of the interrogation.

I'd probably fuck up and say 'thats not what you said a few minutes ago' during the first phase of the interrogation.

Good luck to you; don't get too jaded!  When I listen to these interrogators, I pity their wives.  I bet cops practice their interrogation techniques on their wives.  I can just see, ``oh, so you went somewhere to get something from Facebook Marketplace, today, did ya?  Where was this?  What time?  Who was there?  What did you get?  How much?  How did the transaction go, exactly?''

As a new cop, this is literally us beginning our careers. You really do want to believe them, and then you slowly realize the people we deal with lie.....a lot.

As a new cop, this is literally us beginning our careers. You really do want to believe them, and then you slowly realize the people we deal with lie.....a lot.

I wonder if these guys could've gotten Casey Anthony to confess to killing her daughter.  She was acquitted although she was the only one with access to the child and she was what you call a habitual liar.  She was caught in dozens of lies.

I guess your innocent then, got to find another suspect.

I guess your innocent then, got to find another suspect.

I'd get irritated when I realize they are lying and I'd likely make them shut down and get a lawyer lmao. I would be no good either.

I'd get irritated when I realize they are lying and I'd likely make them shut down and get a lawyer lmao. I would be no good either.

😂😘 Bless you! (I'm British so this is a term of endearment NOT shade)

You're well trained and usually have a really strong NEED for truth and more importantly, justice to do this well....

You think this is mind boggling? Have a look at statement analysis! Love it!

You'd be that jail guard from that key and peele episode

You'd be that jail guard from that key and peele episode

Ive had the misfortune of being behind bars for 2 weeks on account of 2 duis 8 years apart. Once your on the other side you are in inhumane territory. Guards treat you like shite. Somewhat understandably I see why they have to. I always thought its unfortunate they have to train themselves that way but there are people who take pride in being there and being nice to those individuals leads to unfortunate situations.

I agree, I would be terrible. I think that last investigator must have true compassion (which must be more and more difficult the more bad things he sees). Either that, or is just truly very, very good at faking it. Either way, it seemed to work. I was ready to tell him about that one time that I...oh, wait, never mind.

You gotta do it batman style...And scream like you were the vocalist of a death metal band.

You gotta do it batman style...And scream like you were the vocalist of a death metal band.

that's basically the investigator Josh Powell got

that's basically the investigator Josh Powell got

@Jimmy Yeah, I already did that before actually... My career at McDonald's didn't last long.

@Jimmy Yeah, I already did that before actually... My career at McDonald's didn't last long.

i'd have ended up leaving the interrogation room having signed up for piano lessons with her. probably 1100 dollars a week lessons.

i'd have ended up leaving the interrogation room having signed up for piano lessons with her. probably 1100 dollars a week lessons.

@My Movers Inc Moving  Hilarious comment, My Movers Inc Moving!

@My Movers Inc Moving  Hilarious comment, My Movers Inc Moving!

Biz Nasty same, I wouldn’t know what to do but just go straight to “your fucking screwed” 😂

Biz Nasty same, I wouldn’t know what to do but just go straight to “your fucking screwed” 😂

Yeah it sucks but it’s so that people like you don’t have to worry about serial killers being on the loose

Yeah it sucks but it’s so that people like you don’t have to worry about serial killers being on the loose

Ikr... unless they took my dessert. There will be a cookie monster interrogation 😎

Ikr... unless they took my dessert. There will be a cookie monster interrogation 😎

You just have to keep them talking and it will reveal itself :)

You just have to keep them talking and it will reveal itself :)

I'm awful at lying and have no natural ability to tell when someone is lying to me, which is why i watch these haha. I'm also way too polite to ever interrogate anyone. I expect to be taken at my word and sometimes take it as an insult when I'm not

Her 911 call was very suspicious
1.) How can you call 911 if you were tied up by the robbers?
2.) How can you tell if the father ran out, other than sound, if you were tied up on the second floor?
3.)How do you know the robbers took ALL of the money
All the interrogator had to do was ask questions until bits of the story contradicted themselves and literally ask why they contradicted.
She knew she lost the second she lied to herself in front of the interrogator and eventually confessed

"She said she didn't do it, Chief. Good enough for me!"

"She said she didn't do it, Chief. Good enough for me!"

@My Movers Inc Moving "[B]ear with me" lol, if it were possible to distinguish between bear and bare in speech then that scenario you described would be hella funnier. Imagine getting arrested by an illiterate detective who references Youtube.

Lol! 😄 I just heard that with a FARGO accent! 😂

Lol! 😄 I just heard that with a FARGO accent! 😂


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TIKTOK COMPILATION 12

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I think this works seems so badass at first glance, but then if you think about it, it must be extremelly taxing and tiring: wasting hours and hours on a suspect trying to induce mental fatige, going back and foward, while you try to read the psychological responses in real time... I would quit in a month


I feel nervous watching this. Knowing she is guilty as he asks more detailed questions and both people in that situation know exactly what’s happening


This girl makes my blood run cold. What makes everything worse, is that the girl's mother lay there dying, but was afraid for her daughter's life. Smh. 😥


She mistook an interrogation session for a therapy session

She mistook an interrogation session for a therapy session

When you get asked questions by police they ask you what you did from the time you got up all the way to when the accident happened

When you get asked questions by police they ask you what you did from the time you got up all the way to when the accident happened

@Jason Bourne  I have to agree.  That helped . I really appreciate you taking the time. You have to direct me  in this . It's just hard when it's kids to me. I hear you clearly though. Something I must get over.

@Jason Bourne  I have to agree.  That helped . I really appreciate you taking the time. You have to direct me  in this . It's just hard when it's kids to me. I hear you clearly though. Something I must get over.

@TheRubberMosquito - Outback5 generalizations like that apply to populations, not individuals. Generalizations don’t take exceptions into account. Sociopaths and psychopaths are such exceptions in the topic of discussion.

@TheRubberMosquito - Outback5 generalizations like that apply to populations, not individuals. Generalizations don’t take exceptions into account. Sociopaths and psychopaths are such exceptions in the topic of discussion.

@Jason Bourne There should be reasoning . In any situation profession or obligation.  Not saying it isn't necessary . Only for certain types of subjects though. She would have caved in any situation. Long term.

@Jason Bourne There should be reasoning . In any situation profession or obligation.  Not saying it isn't necessary . Only for certain types of subjects though. She would have caved in any situation. Long term.

@TheRubberMosquito - Outback5 no. I mean “you” colloquially, as in anyone they interrogate.

@TheRubberMosquito - Outback5 no. I mean “you” colloquially, as in anyone they interrogate.

@Jason Bourne When you say you. You actually mean a cultured American of adult age . Not a young Oriental girl who just was traumatized  in a way. Our cold hearted toward our parents. Nursing homes filled.  With waiting list.  Regular Joe Jane American.. Right?

@Maverick yeah..it’s the cheapest way to afford a therapist. Your generation took things for granted that are hard for most millennials..e.g. cheap housing, better interest rates, cheap education..etc

@Maverick yeah..it’s the cheapest way to afford a therapist. Your generation took things for granted that are hard for most millennials..e.g. cheap housing, better interest rates, cheap education..etc

@Marian Why would you feel sorry for her? You're just falling for her woe-is-me act then. She literally made fun of her father's cries of pain after he was shot. You can't get colder than that. She wanted their money and decided to kill them to get it. She could have just left the house if she hated them. I bet she wouldn't have killed them if they were poor.

My dumbass would probably do the same! 🤣😩 well wait not the murder part. 🤦🏽♀😫

My dumbass would probably do the same! 🤣😩 well wait not the murder part. 🤦🏽♀😫

@Concernedcitizen a bad lawyer would’ve even told her the same exact thing.

@Concernedcitizen a bad lawyer would’ve even told her the same exact thing.

@Ernestine Maloy jail would probably feel life freedom to tbh...after watching a video about her life. <br>It was suffocating and her parent sucked.

@Ernestine Maloy jail would probably feel life freedom to tbh...after watching a video about her life.
It was suffocating and her parent sucked.

@Dejavu Psychic Speaks psychopath are borne that way.
While sociopath are made by abuse.
Both of them show very common behavior.
So in this scenario if she were to be one, it would be sociopath. Because of her bad childhood.

She was blinded by hatred.
But later felt regret, shame and even happiness for accomplishing what she wanted.
Had a history of self harm and plan for suicide.
Also she seems to have alot of emotion bottled up.

Not justifying what she did. But I personally don't think she is a psychopath.
Probably could have turned out normal if grew in a normal family.

I think there is another vid on her daily lifestyle. If you want to watch.
Her life kinda sucks tbh...

@violetgirl1996 *sociopath<br>Abuse can make them develop such behavior.

@violetgirl1996 *sociopath
Abuse can make them develop such behavior.

@Heather let me rephrase, which one are you more likely to divulge your darkest secrets to.

@Heather let me rephrase, which one are you more likely to divulge your darkest secrets to.

@Rusty Shackleford I don’t know you, that’s my purse!!!

@Rusty Shackleford I don’t know you, that’s my purse!!!

@SUPER DUPER SKETCHY to be fair. We can get stuck shitty contracts for one for half our paychecks

@SUPER DUPER SKETCHY to be fair. We can get stuck shitty contracts for one for half our paychecks

@fpshooterfull she had a slipshod therapist, her boyfriend; hence the debacle.

@fpshooterfull she had a slipshod therapist, her boyfriend; hence the debacle.

@Christopher Martinez I have a hunch that the only person she could confide in was her boyfriend, hence the situation herein.

@Christopher Martinez I have a hunch that the only person she could confide in was her boyfriend, hence the situation herein.

@Heather who are you more likely to open up with your deepest, darkest secrets to, a friend or an enemy?

@Heather who are you more likely to open up with your deepest, darkest secrets to, a friend or an enemy?

Interrogations in this manner are basically therapy but for information mostly compared to emotions

Interrogations in this manner are basically therapy but for information mostly compared to emotions

Lol! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😩

Lol! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😩

@Aesthetically Saru And i can't afford a car.

@Aesthetically Saru And i can't afford a car.

@wvhunter1968 Not gonna like, I think  prison may actually not be that bad for her (not even joking)

@wvhunter1968 Not gonna like, I think  prison may actually not be that bad for her (not even joking)

For real. I don't wanna feel bad for her too much (given what she did), but I kinda did when the "expert" investigator manipulated the hell out of her.

For real. I don't wanna feel bad for her too much (given what she did), but I kinda did when the "expert" investigator manipulated the hell out of her.

@Brotlowsky rgseg I agree. A horrific murder, but brought on by horrific cirmcumstances.

@Brotlowsky rgseg I agree. A horrific murder, but brought on by horrific cirmcumstances.

If she had got therapy, she probably wouldn't have murdered her parents. I believe that, along with a GP, everybody should get free psychotherapy: the mind is just as important as the body.

If she had got therapy, she probably wouldn't have murdered her parents. I believe that, along with a GP, everybody should get free psychotherapy: the mind is just as important as the body.

@Ayana Benjamin yea, and that’s why tbh I feel like sometimes being a detective seems like such an evil thing to be, you make the person who have never had someone listen to their story before finally open up and talk about their insecurities for the first fucking time in their life and get them to finally trust someone for the first time in their lives and just when they finally have a hummer of hope of redeeming themselves as humans you outright betray them and show off how judging you were of their character the whole time. I can’t imagine how emotionally scarring that must be and how inhumane an act it is to the person in question even if they were a homicidal maniac. Not to mention we promote people for doing this, why am I not surprised that our society would breed those same homicidal maniacs then.

Poor girl... she didn't have anyone to talk to and these officers are tryoing to get that information and gain her trust so badly...

Poor girl... she didn't have anyone to talk to and these officers are tryoing to get that information and gain her trust so badly...

@Brotlowsky rgseg I completely agree, I couldn't help but be repulsed by the detective. She should go to prison but I feel bad for her. She was controlled by everyone, first her parents, then her boyfriend, now the detective.

@Brotlowsky rgseg I completely agree, I couldn't help but be repulsed by the detective. She should go to prison but I feel bad for her. She was controlled by everyone, first her parents, then her boyfriend, now the detective.

because the cop connected with her it made her feel like he was on her side, thats how easily manipulatable she is

because the cop connected with her it made her feel like he was on her side, thats how easily manipulatable she is

@S V you’re seeking validation from this comment section, so what’s the difference?

@S V you’re seeking validation from this comment section, so what’s the difference?

@Maverick boomers think war is the answer to everything. So 🤫

@Maverick boomers think war is the answer to everything. So 🤫

She definitely needed therapy based on the life she had. But murder is never the answer I don't know if can tell people like these what else could have done with their lives

She definitely needed therapy based on the life she had. But murder is never the answer I don't know if can tell people like these what else could have done with their lives

not related but ur pfp looks like an m&m

not related but ur pfp looks like an m&m

@John Selwitz That's the logical answer, but abuse victmms don't always think logically. It's hard to break free from what she grew up with.

@John Selwitz That's the logical answer, but abuse victmms don't always think logically. It's hard to break free from what she grew up with.

YES THIS LOLLL like you’re here as a “victim” and “witness” why telling them your past problems with your parents that could lead it to be revealed

YES THIS LOLLL like you’re here as a “victim” and “witness” why telling them your past problems with your parents that could lead it to be revealed

genuinely tragic ... how many times did she feel genuine awful emotion all alone, no understanding parents, no therapist. now she gets to talk with a really good one, and he's the one who essentially "betrays" her (by her perspective).

@Ajay it’s not that simple... I have a Vietnamese friend who’s parents came from Vietnam after the war when Vietnan was in a terrible place... they basically put all that on him... he can’t get therapy, he’s very talented academically and he’s gay so it makes things even worse... if his parents find out, they will not pay for his scholarships and possibly disown him. It’s really not as simple as that, especially when the parents have suffered psychological and untreated trauma themselves. Basically, the parents treat the kids with all materialistic things that are needed and many things really nice, like upper-middle class home nice technology and materialistic accommodations, whilst abusing them mentally and emotionally, and verbally and as a kid, it was even physical, although not anymore.

@Rusty Shackleford you should have your own podcast this is too fuckken funny....

@Rusty Shackleford you should have your own podcast this is too fuckken funny....

@Cryptic Cyclone I admit I forged a couple of my report card in grade school but I never took it to the extent that she did...$500 for a fake diploma ?? Holy shit...

@Cryptic Cyclone I admit I forged a couple of my report card in grade school but I never took it to the extent that she did...$500 for a fake diploma ?? Holy shit...

@Maurice Robinson i used to think i was a fuck up til I realized that I've never been interrogated or locked up for life for murder so maybe I'm not such a fuck up after all yes maybe I could've done better education wise but at least I'm not locked up on a murder conviction,  right....??

That’s what she needed from the start tbh

That’s what she needed from the start tbh

Interrogation and Therapy has one thing in common. Both starts with building rapport. So yea not surprising for anyone to fall for it. xD

Interrogation and Therapy has one thing in common. Both starts with building rapport. So yea not surprising for anyone to fall for it. xD

@Fernando Queme Watch enough interrogation videos, you begin to get the gist of it. Also, use your common sense. Would you divulge your deepest secrets to someone who is being aggressive or being your friend/therapist?

@Fernando Queme Watch enough interrogation videos, you begin to get the gist of it. Also, use your common sense. Would you divulge your deepest secrets to someone who is being aggressive or being your friend/therapist?

@violetgirl1996 she's not a psychopath. Psychopaths are born without emotions. Sociopaths develop a lack of emotion due to childhood trauma.

@violetgirl1996 she's not a psychopath. Psychopaths are born without emotions. Sociopaths develop a lack of emotion due to childhood trauma.

@Jason Bourne <b>oh my god it's Jason Bourne</b>

@Jason Bourne *oh my god it's Jason Bourne*

@atam mardes
So you single handedly proved got isnt real but you have no clue how many genders there are?
Do you see why no one can ever take you seriously?

@atam mardes
So you single handedly proved got isnt real but you have no clue how many genders there are?
Do you see why no one can ever take you seriously?

@Rusty Shackleford   <br>Here is what you don't seem to understand. I didn't say I have everything figured out. I said I don't know a lot of things, but unlike you I am honest and I admit I don't know.

@Rusty Shackleford
Here is what you don't seem to understand. I didn't say I have everything figured out. I said I don't know a lot of things, but unlike you I am honest and I admit I don't know.

@atam mardes <br>Oh I just assumed you had one because you have everything figured out. Like the number of genders.. how many are there again?

@atam mardes
Oh I just assumed you had one because you have everything figured out. Like the number of genders.. how many are there again?

@atam mardes <br>Did you know that Obama has the most civilian kills with drone strikes over any other president and he also has a Nobel prize? That prize must really mean something

@atam mardes
Did you know that Obama has the most civilian kills with drone strikes over any other president and he also has a Nobel prize? That prize must really mean something

@atam mardes
You have a Nobel peace prize? Wow
Surely you know how many genders there are? Please teach me

@atam mardes
You have a Nobel peace prize? Wow
Surely you know how many genders there are? Please teach me

@Rusty Shackleford    Based on psychiatric medical sciences, you are hallucinating if you think an invisible being is watching you, talking to you, or giving you commands. Why don't you provide your evidence for your God to the psychiatric medical sciences to prove that you are not hallucinating and win a Nobel Prize while at it?

@Rusty Shackleford     <br>I don't doubt that you have been indoctrinated to believe how your imaginary God made the universe.

@Rusty Shackleford
I don't doubt that you have been indoctrinated to believe how your imaginary God made the universe.

@atam mardes <br>He made the universe out of genders. Of which there are...? How many, scientist? How many are there?

@atam mardes
He made the universe out of genders. Of which there are...? How many, scientist? How many are there?

@Rusty Shackleford    I'm not religious either. I also don't know if God exist or not, but since you claim to have the knowledge that God exists and you are 100% sure about it, then you may know the answer to the question. If you don't know the answer then be honest and admit it please. I ask you again;
Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?

@Rusty Shackleford    I'm not religious either. I also don't know if God exist or not, but since you claim to have the knowledge that God exists and you are 100% sure about it, then you may know the answer to the question. If you don't know the answer then be honest and admit it please. I ask you again;
*Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?*

@atam mardes <br>I'm not religious. How many genders are there?

@atam mardes
I'm not religious. How many genders are there?

@Rusty Shackleford    My friend, you need to understand that you are not saying anything intelligent and the funny part is that you know it yourself, yet you can't help it because your religious dogma encourages you to defend your indoctrinated beliefs with lame justifications and at any cost.

@Rusty Shackleford   Yeah you're doing acrobats trying to deflect. So, stop the acrobats and answer the question please.  <b>Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?</b> If you don't know the answer just be honest and admit it.

@Rusty Shackleford   Yeah you're doing acrobats trying to deflect. So, stop the acrobats and answer the question please.  *Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?* If you don't know the answer just be honest and admit it.

@atam mardes  I love how you're trying to give me an actual paradox but the paradox I'm giving you is one of the simplest questions ever 🤣🤣 your woke rainbow dogma really painted  you children into a corner. Man this is funny

@atam mardes  I love how you're trying to give me an actual paradox but the paradox I'm giving you is one of the simplest questions ever 🤣🤣 your woke rainbow dogma really painted  you children into a corner. Man this is funny

@atam mardes <br>How many genders? Do you not want to answer because your precious science caters to feelings over facts?

@atam mardes
How many genders? Do you not want to answer because your precious science caters to feelings over facts?

@atam mardes yeah I'm the one doing acrobats

@atam mardes yeah I'm the one doing acrobats

@atam mardes <br>Let's start with an easier one and we'll work our way up to it. Number of genders? You can do it. Come on dude I need another laugh

@atam mardes
Let's start with an easier one and we'll work our way up to it. Number of genders? You can do it. Come on dude I need another laugh

@Rusty Shackleford I ask you again. <b>Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?</b> You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@Rusty Shackleford I ask you again. *Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?* You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@atam mardes <br>How many genders? Teach me your scientific ways

@atam mardes
How many genders? Teach me your scientific ways

@atam mardes <br>Just throw out a number. Are you afraid of contradicting yourself and I'll laugh at you? You might as well just tell me because I'm already laughing at you

@atam mardes
Just throw out a number. Are you afraid of contradicting yourself and I'll laugh at you? You might as well just tell me because I'm already laughing at you

@atam mardes <br>How many? It's such a simple question even you can answer it

@atam mardes
How many? It's such a simple question even you can answer it

@Rusty Shackleford   Stop deflecting please and answer the <b>Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?</b> You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@Rusty Shackleford   Stop deflecting please and answer the *Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?* You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@atam mardes <br>How many genders? If you really want to discuss dogma...

@atam mardes
How many genders? If you really want to discuss dogma...

@atam mardes <br>Obvious deflection is obvious. Did you just discover the YouTube comment section this month? There is almost no possibility you're any older than thirteen or fourteen

@atam mardes
Obvious deflection is obvious. Did you just discover the YouTube comment section this month? There is almost no possibility you're any older than thirteen or fourteen

@Rusty Shackleford  Answer the <b>Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?</b> You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@Rusty Shackleford  Answer the *Question: Did your God make the universe from nothing or did your God make the universe from something?* You must know the answer since with 100% certainty you make the knowledge claim that your God exists. If you don't know the answer or refuse to admit you don't know the answer, then your 100% certainty is based on dogma, not knowledge.

@JB Exactly. Also, they can twist whatever you say into an incriminating comment.<br>      Don't talk to the police. They can not be trusted.

@JB Exactly. Also, they can twist whatever you say into an incriminating comment.
      Don't talk to the police. They can not be trusted.

@atam mardes <br>You didnt answer my question. How many genders are there? I want to hear it from a self described man of science

@atam mardes
You didnt answer my question. How many genders are there? I want to hear it from a self described man of science

@wvhunter1968 gypsy rose blanchard was doing really well in prison, last I heard.

@wvhunter1968 gypsy rose blanchard was doing really well in prison, last I heard.

@yeehaw she was actually a good pianist and was teaching piano, but they had already decided she was going to be a pharmacist.

@yeehaw she was actually a good pianist and was teaching piano, but they had already decided she was going to be a pharmacist.

@Eric Taylor nobody should ever talk to police without an attorney. They'll ask you to come down to 'help' with an investigation when you're actually a suspect.

@Eric Taylor nobody should ever talk to police without an attorney. They'll ask you to come down to 'help' with an investigation when you're actually a suspect.

@John Selwitz she was probably expected to live ar home until she finished school or got married. She was very immature and likely afraid her  family would disown her.

@John Selwitz she was probably expected to live ar home until she finished school or got married. She was very immature and likely afraid her  family would disown her.

@atam mardes <br>How many genders are there? Give me the scientific explanation

@atam mardes
How many genders are there? Give me the scientific explanation

@Rusty Shackleford      There is a difference between being able to think and being indoctrinated to believe something. If you could think on your own you would not believe in made up religious fairy tales and imaginary invisible beings just because a book claims itself to be the holy truth.

@atam mardes <br>Why do you care so deeply about what I think?

@atam mardes
Why do you care so deeply about what I think?

@Rusty Shackleford   You believe in made up religious fairy tales just because a primitive book claims itself to be the holy truth, yet you want evidence for evolution. LOL

@Rusty Shackleford   You believe in made up religious fairy tales just because a primitive book claims itself to be the holy truth, yet you want evidence for evolution. LOL

@atam mardes
There is no zero solid evidence linking man to ape via fossil nor dna. Ever hear about the "missing link" notice the keyword "missing"?
I'm starting to feel bad, are you eve old enough to use the internet by yourself?

Facts: 1) Fossil and DNA evidence prove evolution made man. 2) Historical evidence prove delusional superstitious hypocrites made God. 3) Nobody know if the changing universe is eternal or was created. 4) Religion has got the gullible fools by the balls with its made up stories like: Adam & Eve, sin, sacrifice, virgin birth, resurrection, etc.

Facts: *1)* Fossil and DNA evidence prove evolution made man. *2)* Historical evidence prove delusional superstitious hypocrites made God. *3)* Nobody know if the changing universe is eternal or was created. *4)* Religion has got the gullible fools by the balls with its made up stories like: Adam & Eve, sin, sacrifice, virgin birth, resurrection, etc.

@Arna Cook  wrong she isn't a genuine victim, watch the other videos and you know what she is doing

@Arna Cook  wrong she isn't a genuine victim, watch the other videos and you know what she is doing

A therapy session with her parents could've solved all this. She's one of the few people on this channel I have even a drop of sympathy for

A therapy session with her parents could've solved all this. She's one of the few people on this channel I have even a drop of sympathy for

@Maverick And boomers don't go to therapy at all

@Maverick And boomers don't go to therapy at all

I have literally done just that. Free therapy 😜

I have literally done just that. Free therapy 😜

@Maverick I feel called out, but then again I can't afford therapy 🤣

@Maverick I feel called out, but then again I can't afford therapy 🤣

@Concernedcitizen what are you saying. Would you have preferred it if she had got away with it .Thanks goodness that there was no lawyer present.

@Concernedcitizen what are you saying. Would you have preferred it if she had got away with it .Thanks goodness that there was no lawyer present.

yeah this girl isn't the sharpest toolin the shed.

yeah this girl isn't the sharpest toolin the shed.

@Marian l don't feel sorry for her. I feel sorry for her victims.

@Marian l don't feel sorry for her. I feel sorry for her victims.

It's how they trap you, which is why you don't talk without a lawyer...

It's how they trap you, which is why you don't talk without a lawyer...

@Epoch of An Era you might be able to. Most of us cant.

@Epoch of An Era you might be able to. Most of us cant.

@Abdul Salaam Yep, police act like they are your mates and they're on your side, but they aren't, you have the right to refuse an interview. But like you just said, Its lucky the police interrogated the witness without her shutting her mouth because they found their perpetrator.

@Abdul Salaam Yeah, but thankfully she didn't ask for one because the police were able to squeeze the truth out of the rat.

@Abdul Salaam Yeah, but thankfully she didn't ask for one because the police were able to squeeze the truth out of the rat.

What a good psychological detective does.

What a good psychological detective does.

She should have gotten therapy before that point. Maybe she wouldnt have done what she did. It's pretty loco to forge report cards, acceptance to college etc. Living a lie. It ain't never that serious. Move out and get a job.

She should have gotten therapy before that point. Maybe she wouldnt have done what she did. It's pretty loco to forge report cards, acceptance to college etc. Living a lie. It ain't never that serious. Move out and get a job.

@Marian i dont. How easy it was for her to blame a black man w dreadlocks

@Marian i dont. How easy it was for her to blame a black man w dreadlocks

@Dejavu Psychic Speaks Why do you say that? Humans are drawn to solving our problems this way. Wars, fights, murder. We are always pushed to get rid of our problems by our primitive nature. And why would we not, in many cases it would be and is the solution to things.
  Sure we now have gotten to a point where we view it as a last resort kinda thing. But look around, a lot of places still got death penalty. Despite the person being secured and restrained from harming others more, they are still killed. So even the governments around and "justice" systems view killing as a solution.

 How the girls mind works is not something I can tell. But generally I do not believe that just because someone has done something like this, they can not change.
 The worry would be whenever she would solve her problems like this again. It is naturally hard to tell with a person. But if after 10 years of being in prison there is a positive change in her way of thinking. Why would it be worthwhile keeping her there?
 She had her parents killed to free herself. Surely I would imagine, even if it was 5 years she would probably have had the lesson that killing do not make her free sink in.
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  You do not think 10 whole years is enough to change a person to where they are relatively unlikely to kill again? Why?
 I do not know how old you are, but surely you must have some grasp of how long 10 years are? And they are the 10 best possible years a person would get at that. The years where they have the most potential and options open to them.
 Think of how much you yourself have changed in the 10 last years. Think how your mind has changed on so many things.  If you are 30 something. Imagine if you lost the last 10 years. Lets say you even got a small apartment in prison. You even got tv, games, books or study material for a degree.  Even with such things, those last 10 years of yours would probably have sucked. Unable to live your life, find a girl or work toward your goals out in the world.
 Perhaps you could have studied for something by the time you get out. But your life is still basically on hold.
 All from you where 10 years younger than you are now, to now.

 10 years is not a small amount to a human. The changes in a persons mind over 10 years, it is probably not a good example as it goes a quite bit slower the older you are. But think of a 10 year old child compared to a 20 year old adult. Humans have plenty of potential to grow and change a lot over 10 years.
  I believe its worth while being very careful not to do more damage by putting people in prison than what is necessary. Ruining 2 lives rather than 1 do not make the world a better place.

@Dejavu Psychic Speaks Why do you say that? Humans are drawn to solving our problems this way. Wars, fights, murder. We are always pushed to get rid of our problems by our primitive nature. And why would we not, in many cases it would be and is the solution to things.
  Sure we now have gotten to a point where we view it as a last resort kinda thing. But look around, a lot of places still got death penalty. Despite the person being secured and restrained from harming others more, they are still killed. So even the governments around and "justice" systems view killing as a solution.

 How the girls mind works is not something I can tell. But generally I do not believe that just because someone has done something like this, they can not change.
 The worry would be whenever she would solve her problems like this again. It is naturally hard to tell with a person. But if after 10 years of being in prison there is a positive change in her way of thinking. Why would it be worthwhile keeping her there?
 She had her parents killed to free herself. Surely I would imagine, even if it was 5 years she would probably have had the lesson that killing do not make her free sink in.
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  You do not think 10 whole years is enough to change a person to where they are relatively unlikely to kill again? Why?
 I do not know how old you are, but surely you must have some grasp of how long 10 years are? And they are the 10 best possible years a person would get at that. The years where they have the most potential and options open to them.
 Think of how much you yourself have changed in the 10 last years. Think how your mind has changed on so many things.  If you are 30 something. Imagine if you lost the last 10 years. Lets say you even got a small apartment in prison. You even got tv, games, books or study material for a degree.  Even with such things, those last 10 years of yours would probably have sucked. Unable to live your life, find a girl or work toward your goals out in the world.
 Perhaps you could have studied for something by the time you get out. But your life is still basically on hold.
 All from you where 10 years younger than you are now, to now.

 10 years is not a small amount to a human. The changes in a persons mind over 10 years, it is probably not a good example as it goes a quite bit slower the older you are. But think of a 10 year old child compared to a 20 year old adult. Humans have plenty of potential to grow and change a lot over 10 years.
  I believe its worth while being very careful not to do more damage by putting people in prison than what is necessary. Ruining 2 lives rather than 1 do not make the world a better place.

@Zhou Pact she murdered her mother and tried to makensure her dad was murdered. 10 years? recoverable? No.

@Zhou Pact she murdered her mother and tried to makensure her dad was murdered. 10 years? recoverable? No.

Marian Carter what’s there to feel sorry about

Marian Carter what’s there to feel sorry about

it‘s the i tHoUgHt yOu WeRe oN mY sIdE at the end for me

it‘s the i tHoUgHt yOu WeRe oN mY sIdE at the end for me

@Maurice Robinson I don't believe this with her. Sometimes I can be empathetic towards psychopaths, when I see their story. This girl, however, Knows what she did was wrong. She gave her dad an evil smile before he got killed. That is as proof as any movie scene we can get of her real motives. Some murderers are less evil than others, this girl is misunderstood. She isn't as much of a victim as she is a person with a vendetta to kill.

Yeah she was more hurt by the fact the interrogator switched up on her

Yeah she was more hurt by the fact the interrogator switched up on her

It appears that the best way to get away with crime is not to deny it or cover it because the police are too smart.<br>The best way is to make it look like a different crime.

It appears that the best way to get away with crime is not to deny it or cover it because the police are too smart.
The best way is to make it look like a different crime.

@Ajay Asians don't believe in therapy. I believe if she did therapy her parents would have thought she was crazy or mentally ill.

@Ajay Asians don't believe in therapy. I believe if she did therapy her parents would have thought she was crazy or mentally ill.

@Black Hair you right....they do be playing victim....but that's them just lying to themselves ..because at the end of the day ultimate truth doesn't change because of anybody's feelings or decision.....it would have been good if she went to therapy tho

The fact her boyfriend even agreed to this.... shows his not a good person.....at least we know the real reason the parents said no to him

The fact her boyfriend even agreed to this.... shows his not a good person.....at least we know the real reason the parents said no to him

@Marian me too. She didn't had a good life with her parents.

@Marian me too. She didn't had a good life with her parents.

She looks very naive and seeking understanding from someone. It's sad, in a way.

She looks very naive and seeking understanding from someone. It's sad, in a way.

@Ajay my cousins and i grew up in very similar standards and I can tell you "mental illness" and "therapy" doesn't exist in our households.

@Ajay my cousins and i grew up in very similar standards and I can tell you "mental illness" and "therapy" doesn't exist in our households.

@Iben Ovredal<br>But you can now become a therapist with your experience.

@Iben Ovredal
But you can now become a therapist with your experience.

@Maverick as a taxi driver, some passengers mistake the cab as a therapist office.

@Maverick as a taxi driver, some passengers mistake the cab as a therapist office.

@Kent Tyler Exactly, she basically served them motive on a silver platter

@Kent Tyler Exactly, she basically served them motive on a silver platter

Marian Carter it depends on the person, I think all people are deserving of sympathy. I know it’s unfair that women often only get a little slap on the wrist while men get a much worse punishment.

Marian Carter it depends on the person, I think all people are deserving of sympathy. I know it’s unfair that women often only get a little slap on the wrist while men get a much worse punishment.

Darius Jones good point. A man wouldn’t get nearly the same amount of sympathy

Darius Jones good point. A man wouldn’t get nearly the same amount of sympathy

Brotlowsky rgseg I’m not trying to excuse them either, I agree. It’s awful that this was caused by the lack of support and care regarding her home life. This is one of those cases where you you can’t help but feel bad for the people involved.

Maverick just like the generation before mistook the bar tender as a therapist

Maverick just like the generation before mistook the bar tender as a therapist

Or, hear me out, she used this time to slather as much she could on her parents to make them look worse. She did think they were dead at the time. A lot of criminals that killed their friends or family blame them for it. A great way to try to get sympathy is to make their victims look worse than they are. It's a great manipulation tactic.

Ha! Yep, the only thing you say to interrogators is: "I'm going to have to let my attorney answer that question for me" and you say that over and over and over for 5 hours if that's what it takes. If you do that they will most likely end the interrogation and won't go on for 5 hours like this one did. You should do this regardless if you are innocent or guilty.

I’d never commit murder because that is exactly how it would go down for me lmao talking too much, getting too personal 😂

I’d never commit murder because that is exactly how it would go down for me lmao talking too much, getting too personal 😂

you mistook your purchased likes for real ones LMAO!

you mistook your purchased likes for real ones LMAO!

@Marian Imagine a dude doing that though.

@Marian Imagine a dude doing that though.

Maybe she had never had anybody willing to listen to her before... without obviously judging her.

Maybe she had never had anybody willing to listen to her before... without obviously judging her.

@yeehaw the irony....prison may actually feel like freedom to her now.

@yeehaw the irony....prison may actually feel like freedom to her now.

After he makes her totally spill her guts...."would you like to talk to duty counsel now?" Lol

After he makes her totally spill her guts...."would you like to talk to duty counsel now?" Lol

It was both.  That was the whole point of getting her to talk.

It was both.  That was the whole point of getting her to talk.

she was actuslly an excellent manipulater and great liar

she was actuslly an excellent manipulater and great liar

@Christopher Martinez it's common in Asian cultures to keep feelings buried and not say anything to others.

@Christopher Martinez it's common in Asian cultures to keep feelings buried and not say anything to others.

@John Selwitz Just moving out and leaving was definitely an option, though a hidden one. It's hard to break away from the two options that your authority figures give you and think of alternate solutions.

@John Selwitz Just moving out and leaving was definitely an option, though a hidden one. It's hard to break away from the two options that your authority figures give you and think of alternate solutions.

It wasn't an interrogation. It was a witness statement.

It wasn't an interrogation. It was a witness statement.

@Marian That is reasonable. Its hard to tell how long is it would take, but I would expect that she would be fully "recoverable" if put into a less strict, more humane and reasonable prison system. I do not know how many years a girl like her should spend in prison, but If she is seen as having worked through her problems and is probably not going to commit any major crimes in the future, I think it would not be too unreasonable for her to be out after 10 years. During those years she could get therapy, education and such so that she could be a far better person than she was before her crime.

 If she is not given proper support then even if she can come out one day, due to the people she is surrounded with and how they are probably treated, well what can one expect? To be fair I have no idea what the prison conditions are. But I tend to not have have much good faith when it comes to that stuff.

 Her story seem far from the most tragic but still.

JudoMateo Oh I know, I just wanted to add on to what I was saying.

JudoMateo Oh I know, I just wanted to add on to what I was saying.

Brotlowsky rgseg Exactly, I think she was torn between whatever perks her family rewarded her with, and the freedom to do whatever she pleases. She lived a lie for years trying to do both. No matter what you’re parents have done to you murder isn’t an ethical option.

zwag gamon reread my comment, I didn’t disagree with your analysis.

zwag gamon reread my comment, I didn’t disagree with your analysis.

@John Selwitz Cutting ties with her parents would have obviously been the ethical solution to her predicament and what any decent boyfriend/friends or a therapist would have advised her and could have helped her with. And help she needed, because that's not an easy thing to do for someone with an upbringing like that. Hence why I think this wouldn't have happened, if she had any kind of support structure other than her criminal boyfriend and his homicidal buddies. Of course this doesn't absolve her of responsibility for the choices she made.

Man this us awful! A good Lawyer would have told her to say nothing

Man this us awful! A good Lawyer would have told her to say nothing

She needed therapy, a sit down with her family and maybe her parents loving her unconditionally and not being so strict and giving options with one being completely disowned by them. I understand the culture but goodness! A parent shouldn't put that much pressure on their child. We're all fucked up as children in out parents eyes at one point.

@Brotlowsky rgseg I very much agree as to the tragedy of all this and how therapy could have fostered some healing. However, I wonder why she never confided, presumably, these deep emotions to friends. Again, just presuming, she was not a loner nor without friends, so while professional therapy is ideal, sometimes just talking to friends can serve as the outlet needed. My only guess as to that is that the people she hung around with were not to type you would confide to. Morale of the story, make yourself approachable, I guess.

JudoMateo In no way am I condoning stealing from the people who raised you. But if she took that option, at least everyone could’ve lived, and the worst that could’ve happened to her is if her parents decided to press charges for her thieving. But I’m sure even her dad would’ve rather her done that instead of being shot in the face and his wife getting murdered.

That is what the police hope you do. The only thing you should ever say in a police interrogation is, "I want a lawyer."

That is what the police hope you do. The only thing you should ever say in a police interrogation is, "I want a lawyer."

@Maverick and boomers are mistaken that millennials could afford it to begin with.

@Maverick and boomers are mistaken that millennials could afford it to begin with.

I need to remember this the next time I'm in front of an investigator

I need to remember this the next time I'm in front of an investigator

@KotLah This is actually very sad, considering that actual therapy and a support structure outside her abusively controlling parents and criminal boyfriend would have most likely prevented all of this to begin with. I'm not trying to excuse her actions at all, but it just seems that this whole tragedy could have been  easily prevented.

Even though what she did was awful, I still feel so sorry for her

Even though what she did was awful, I still feel so sorry for her

Millenials mistake their trip to Starbucks as a trio to the therapist.

Millenials mistake their trip to Starbucks as a trio to the therapist.

It’s probably the only time she felt able to express her emotions in a non destructive manner, like it helps to get the suspect to feel comfortable enough to share. Since tapping into emotional cues is very important for deciding if someone is sincere or not.

That's how interrogations work. They act as therapists to get you to open up to them.

That's how interrogations work. They act as therapists to get you to open up to them.

If she would of got therapy before it may of not happened.

If she would of got therapy before it may of not happened.

However, for a genuine victim, it is the first therapy session they have - and the most important too.

However, for a genuine victim, it is the first therapy session they have - and the most important too.


The part about her getting emotional about her mother is true bc it actually happened just not the way she told it. She definitely told her mother to sit down a few harsh times tho.... from my understanding she wanted to be free from her parents stricted ways thats y she crys when talking about them being killed. That is her true emotion she starts to realize she's getting lost in her true feelings so she snaps back into character"if you know what I mean, you know"


it amazes me how the investigators can extract so much information from a simple gesture or prhase


The first interviews I would have let her run her mouth more so that she feels she can speak freely without playing a mental/verbal chess match. Let her tell as many stories as many ways as she wants.<br>Ask clarification questions to some extent but only when really necessary. I would have never confronted her at any of the first interviews, and frankly the investigators ask so many leading questions that the statements would be rendered useless anyway. This should have been handled by a senior major crimes investigator right from the first second. This is how you can throw a perfectly good case right out the window, by playing the game of "you can't fool me". Pretend you're fooled....let the Judge put it together.

The first interviews I would have let her run her mouth more so that she feels she can speak freely without playing a mental/verbal chess match. Let her tell as many stories as many ways as she wants.
Ask clarification questions to some extent but only when really necessary. I would have never confronted her at any of the first interviews, and frankly the investigators ask so many leading questions that the statements would be rendered useless anyway. This should have been handled by a senior major crimes investigator right from the first second. This is how you can throw a perfectly good case right out the window, by playing the game of "you can't fool me". Pretend you're fooled....let the Judge put it together.

They weren’t strategising in the first interview though, at that time she was a victim and not a suspect, if they’d done that they’d risk further traumatising an innocent who had just been through the worst day of their life. They got the confession, they did good.


What blows my mind is that she actually thought she was going to get away with the whole "Botched Robbery/Murder Mystery" story with her actually living to see it. Like, and this is just me thinking logically here, if the robbery was botched, I wouldn't want someone living to talk about it. And I'm sure people in law enforcement would know that. Her first mistake was her even being there in the first place. And I'm not even a smart guy to figure that out. The investigator points that out in the interview too and I was like "Holy shit, this guy gets it!" because I figured that just had to be that obvious and he felt the same way and even tells her that. Very 2/10 girl, don't @me.

@Savannah C Thanks for commenting. I mean sure, that could be done but if you botched a robbery you generally wanna make sure no one can be there to testify that. You'll be thorough, and hide and seek is alot harder as a fully adult sized person. My point being is that the detective's point still stands. The detective would think that someone would have found her and then more questioning. Just not being there almost removes her as a suspect. Sure they'd question her and sure she'd get a laywer so she doesn't incriminate herself and then she also texted her plans. Dumb move. The dumbest move. Never use anything that can incriminate you from writing to electronics. Ya gotta keep a good plan in the noggin. Talk it out, make sure you cover what to do in certain scenarios, visualize and practice if able, then execute. But to make a long story short: she fucked up long before she said anything there. That's just it.

All she had to do was say she heard them and hid and then she wouldn't have to remember anything

Like, if your gonna commit a crime don't be dumb about it.... come on homegirl 😕 /hj