<b>*dates this man for 4 years*</b> "I wouldn't consider him my BOYFRIEND"

**dates this man for 4 years** "I wouldn't consider him my BOYFRIEND"

@Ann Daniels I love how you asked someone if they get out much, and then failed to recognise a widely known meme. You don't get online much, do you?

@Василия -х- Vasilia can you type? Or talk for that matter!

@Rogue Squadron you don't get out much, do you?

When poor John spoke of Sherri in such a loving fashion and obviously still grieving it had to have made stephanie furious.

She doesn't want it to seem like she had an motive to kill him due to the fact that she might've killed the wife because she was emotionally attached to her boyfriend.

@Mr. Bondhus2You saw it in a flyer once, thought hey maybe I can go to Hawaii. I don't remember going there but I thibk i might have gone there once

Lol she even says they went to Hawaii together.. yea I’m not taking someone I’m not serious with to Hawaii with me

He was using her as a side piece, that's all. She wasn't his girlfriend

@nealsus christ ? Millenials didn't invent that... Smh...

I heard that they were just fooling around, like a Friends with Benefits but not actually dating

Well technically the man testified that while they were intimate, he didn't consider her his girlfriend either

@Auturgic Flosculator not you talking about this like it's some animal planet ish. incels are flooding these comments.

john said he never considered her his girlfriend.

In them days it was dating<br>Today it's FWB

In them days it was dating
Today it's FWB

A true millennial relationship before its time lmao

I dated my man for 4 years and don't consider him my boyfriend though 😄

@Auturgic Flosculator major incel vibes here

she was always the sidehoe, and i understand the dude, she clearly wasnt gf material

@RØNIN Only a woman can make such a easy relationship become more complicated than it should be.🤯🤯🤪🤦♂🤷♂

@Alan Feng no they were actually dating but then broke up and that’s when he got engaged to his wife.


9:45 i s2g she was about to say "talked to john behind scott's back"


She can't remember the name of her ex's wife who was murdered... or if she ever spoke to her. But she remembers her neighbours names from 25 years ago.

Annnnnnnnnd remembered the name of the street they lived on like it was yesterday! 😂😂😂😂😂

@Justice Sparks <b>tangent about mike the fireman that she ‘dated’ years ago</b>

@Justice Sparks *tangent about mike the fireman that she ‘dated’ years ago*

Correction........ she made a poor job of trying to convince she didn’t know victim’s name


She contradicted herself so many times. Couldn't recall if she had ever met her. Then recalled conversations.  Then recalled confrontations. LOL

@Shakira Mulcahy it's - it's just been such a long, long tim- gosh, like really a million years ago breathes heavily

@Shakira Mulcahy it's - it's just been *such* a long, long tim- gosh, like really a million years ago *breathes heavily*

Iris Garizo your point? Why do you think I put “memory” instead of memory?

@Shakira Mulcahy Mila was being ironic, they're just mocking the way the murderer talks

Iris Garizo regardless the murderer WAS A SICKO

Iris Garizo who? The person who commented? She was being factual not ironic?

@Shakira Mulcahy I think they were being ironic

@Mila™ but because she's lying her "memory" doesnt make sense. im glad this sicko was prosecuted, did you hear what she did to the poor woman?im glad justice was served. what kind of animal would shoot someone and then when their lifeless body is lying in front of them bashes their head in and bites them and shit? gross.

she doesn't remember the relationship but knows his brother, knew where he lived, knew his gf etc etc

i mean to be fair people can remember certain things like that after thinking about it, because oh gosh it really was just a million years ago


Sometimes sociopaths can be scarily good liars, this is not one of those times

@Chuck Robinson That's what I thought (although not necessarily borderline, could be though). I wonder why the thumbnail of the video says "Sociopath". Not nearly every murderer is a sociopath.

It's really easy to lie, so when a sociopath cant lie well it's just kind of pathetic

Fini Wattam no they can’t, they just think they are. They believe their own lies vehemently which convinces people to give the benefit of the doubt. It doesn’t sound like she’d been asked anything previously about the murder by anyone at all so never had to lie about. If the original investigation identified her as a poi I think it would have all unraveled quickly!


This is so old... today she would scream for the FOP lawyer and shut up.


They didn't even need to accuse her of anything and she's immediately defensive.

I mean they are in an interrogation room and she's being asked about a dead exes wife by two peers. She probably would have been a bit unnerved even if she didn't do it.

She isn't daft she knew why she was there

@Tanishq Sagar It’s so creepy that she disfigured her or something like that, it’s just so messed up

They're about the woman she shot then disfigured.<br>I don't think anyone would wanna talk about something like that

They're about the woman she shot then disfigured.
I don't think anyone would wanna talk about something like that


i think this was the first jcs i ever came across, the day after it was uplpaded.

what a ride…


Interrogators: "Hi, Stephanie. How are you?"

Stephanie: "ah-ah-uh-ah-ah, I mean "slams table" I can't even...Ya' know? I mean...Gosh... "waves arms around" I don't remember, ya' know?"

Interrogators: "Hi, Stephanie. How are you?"

Stephanie: "ah-ah-uh-ah-ah, I mean *"slams table"* I can't even...Ya' know? I mean...Gosh... *"waves arms around"* I don't remember, ya' know?"

i mean, what year is it now?? pfffff gosh idk MAYBE lets see. i don't wanna say i did or i didn't, that was a million years ago gee it's 2009 !!

Let’s see gosh uh man it was million years ago.. gee

Honestly I kept hearing the “lipstick in my Valentino white bag?!?” Vine/TikTok video

This comment thread gives me life.
Beautiful.
But, I mean, I read it so long ago, gee, I think I graduated in 2011?

GeE smacks desk UhhHh smacks desk goLLy i DoN't reMembER beInG a mUrDerEr 🤯

GeE *smacks desk* UhhHh *smacks desk* goLLy i DoN't reMembER beInG a mUrDerEr 🤯

Yes.. 1000 times " ya know...ya know..ya know" ... So damn annoying

"Ya know, now that ya mention it . . . "

I mean... what year is this, 2009? That was... I mean... gosh... that was so long ago!

"I think ugh 1980 - 84 maybe.  psssshhhhhh - what is this all about?"

Pfff gee a-a-i-i mean it’s not ringing a bell to me 🥴😬🤨

I, I mean... well, gee what's this all about anyway?

Sounds like a conversation straight out of Fargo


“did you have a relationship after his wife was killed?”

“did you know i went scuba diving in hawaii”

Lol?? I'm not sure what was so funny about what they said, but the person was quoting the woman in the video, that's wtf that was, it's called a quote LOL

@Harry Pottah by sus I mean like a killer. Who says gee golly gosh, lol

@big boi they were probably quoting the woman in the video since she said stuff like that the entire time

@Kemal Can Özdemir “gee golly gosh.” <br>You sure you not sus? 🤔

@Kemal Can Özdemir “gee golly gosh.”
You sure you not sus? 🤔

omg I was listening as I looked through the comments and the exact part where she said scuba diving I read this.<br>Gee golly gosh!

omg I was listening as I looked through the comments and the exact part where she said scuba diving I read this.
Gee golly gosh!

She contradicted herself.  She was caught lieing.  Red HANDED


The fact that she had the ability to arrest people is truly frightening.

Spongy Mcfonsworth yeah I agree with a bit of police reform but how does this hyper specific situation go into that you’re losing credibility for us all

@Spongy Mcfonsworth This has nothing to do with any of that.

Which is why we need an overhaul of  police or reform or some shit idk but something's gotta change!


Wonder how she was under the radar at the time of murder

There were burglaries in the area and the police assumed it was another gone wrong


If she hadn't bit her, she would've never gotten caught.

They didnt have a bunch of surveillance cameras or technology for dna back then. Which is why they relied on the witness reports but 20yrs later, technology is better and now they match her dna.  She wouldn't known technology would had improved that fast, but its too bad because new technology can go wayy bacck.

Wasn’t it “closed casket” he said? So the body eventually was buried... how was the body or a bite mark on the body helpful at this point if the technology had to increased to a point in which they could use the DNA from a bite mark, it wasn’t like they took samples back then because they didn’t have good enough tech to even think about trying to do that? Did they dig up the body and take a sample or was it a different piece of evidence to the crime scene that made her prime suspect? Or am I ignorant of another way around this thought? Plz help

King Los yeah bro, I was going to say the same thing. Not like biting them when they are alive is fine...but after they are dead....brutal.

Don t be sure you never know what science would come up with next

@Blasphemous Yc maybe someone from future

@Guy who wouldve even thought to take the sample of DNA if the testing wasn't even a thing?

@Guy they saved the DNA lol. They collect it, so it wasn’t really the bite. (But it was bc the dna was from it ya know)

@some idiot its crazy ' and to think she got away with it for 20 years just for it to be brought back up now, it had to sink into her stomach.

imagine having all that knowledge and doing all that work to hide a murder and throwing it all away bc you decided to be petty

And the fact she prob bit her after she died..


The way she cycles through her face expressions is basically when you're high af and pretending to be sober or interested in a conversation.

psychedExpressions facial rides when you decide to stare through mirror

i didn’t have to be called out like this lmaooo

I’d didn’t smoke the joint... ummm the joint smoked me ... 🥴

That's exactly what I was thinking...🤣🤣🤣

beautiful. hmm yes this floor is made of floor kinda shit


Detective - “How’s your day going?”

Stephanie - “Oh gosh. Gee, let me think...I may have woken up at 5:30am and it’s what, 4:45pm? That was how many hours ago?! I don’t even know how long I’ve been up today, I may be having a good day. I, I mean, uh, you know, I don’t know!”

Read this while she was doing it for the 10000th time🤣

You know, I dont know😂🤣😭😂🤣😭😂🤣😭😂🤣😭 that part killed me

perfect. Just missed "I take 10,000 photographs"


I chose to get the bloody hell <br>Out of there¡

I chose to get the bloody hell
Out of there¡


I can’t imagine this woman was a policewoman or detective for over 20 years. You would think she would use all those years’ experience to wiggle herself out of this. What an awful liar.

She thinks she's the cleverest person in the room. Classic narcissist bullshiting, she thinks she can outsmart anyone.

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yeah but still, it's hard to say how you would react when caught off guard. if she had time to craft a narrative she'd do better but they (rightfully) blindsided her

@Bill Meriwether False confessions have nothing to do with beating the interrogators when you're guilty. False confessions are almost always a result of an overworked detective, under pressure from their command to perform better and solve more crimes, encountering a very routine situation that they saw a thousand times before, going for the usual suspect who would have been the perpetrator 9 times out of 10, and that suspect knowing nothing about the law like criminals usually do and not asking for a lawyer right away. They're a problem of a lack of attention, not a lack of skill.

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@CG u see Robert thinks he's special and that God has a good plan for everybody and that karma is real and that fate has a good plan lol

That’s amazing- to see how an experienced cop fails So miserably at well known interrogation techniques when they are guilty - It certainly reinforces the effectiveness of the process .....you see a number of “false confession” claims and I know they happen but this is more reassuring

@Robert Mercer question fate ? The fuck does that mean 😂

Just seeing stuff like this makes me question fate.


She ain't fooling nobody I'm not even a psychologist and I can tell she's lying, If someone gave this to me without context I wouldn't even have to think twice.

It is so obvious that it is making ME feel uncomfortable. Just watching the lies is going against everything I believe in. "Tell the truth no matter what." Always think before you do something and be prepared to openly admit that you did it, whatever it is. And you can live an honorable, comfortable life. You never have to plot or think up excuses. She is wicked. I knew someone similar to her. She didn't murder anyone but she did little, evil, acts that would be sure to harm people. And she took pleasure in it. Horrible. They are out there, all around us.

Correct!! She's..not..jeez...like ..erm..gee wow..are..kidding me..crazy..uh like .jeez...a million years ago.🤯🤪🤪🤦♂!!...Not even fooling herself either.!!.The Oscar goes to...think so..Murder..you're scaring me ..but thanks guys.

Great example of hindsight bias. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindsight_bias

YesbutNO wow that’s terrible and comical at the same time. She’s tripping here


Investigator: what's your name ?<br>Stephanie: gee umm i don't know... they named me a million years ago

Investigator: what's your name ?
Stephanie: gee umm i don't know... they named me a million years ago

@Jesus Christ Ironic that you would believe in Darwin when he didn't believe in you...

@The Galactic Emperor Humor is subjective.

Lmao!!! Don’t forget it’s only 2009 now! Lol she just said it as I was about to type it too hahaha oh geez... (which she keeps on saying oh geez too hahahaa)

Patrick Waldron adding to your comment 😂...take your time Stephanie... we’re just having a conversation 😂🤣😂🤣😂🙈🙈🙈 ....ugh...oh I...I just don’t know...it was so long ago 😂🤣...wicked wicked horrendous person that she is...

It’s more like:
Detective: “What’s your name, Stephanie Lazarus?”
Stephanie: “Oh jeez...uhm...uh...gosh, ugh, you know?....ugh. I don’t know ugh.”

@The Galactic Emperor are you feeling a bit of envy? Hmmm?? enough to kill him?? 😂😂

@Timothy McCaskey your jealousy is obvious Timmy!

And this woman has been a cop for 25 years? What other things has she done?

@The Galactic Emperor And yet now you get 84 likes for complaining,I see your tip,I mean point.

@The Galactic Emperor it's at 4000 now !!!

Nick it’s 4K now can’t believe you are feeding on likes ok get a life that includes me too 😂

@The Galactic Emperor The funny thing is that although 5 months ago your first comment got zilch nevertheless this comment really got 'em going. Well done!

She’s Officer Wiegel on Reno911. <br> You can’t tell me that’s not her!

She’s Officer Wiegel on Reno911.
 You can’t tell me that’s not her!

Nick Just come out of the closet already clown. Any more suspicious?

Nick god... geez... i dont know you made that comment like a million years ago

@Tanya Vasina Salty? As far as I'm aware you've never tasted it... Unless it was a particularly forgettable hook up, in which case fair point.

Charles Darwin <br>Stephanie - I forget everything past 5 minutes ago. Sorry cant help ya

Charles Darwin
Stephanie - I forget everything past 5 minutes ago. Sorry cant help ya

@no name <br>I was going to tell Nick the same thing no name. They both are really funny comments.

@no name
I was going to tell Nick the same thing no name. They both are really funny comments.

@The Galactic Emperor you whining over likes and you call this comment lame...😂

Nick I feel your pain.  The you tube comments algorithm is really shady.

@The Galactic Emperor How can someone be so salty about nobody noticed their comment 3 months ago?😂

GEEZ, i havent heard that names since...


"sherry had to be escorted off the property and even made threats to Sherry's life" I'm amazed she wasn't a suspect to begin with lol

The victim’s dad pointed at the evil Stephanie but cops covered up their cop 🤦♀ poor victim didn’t get the justice she deserved. Stephanie should’ve rotted in jail since her youth

Maybe people she worked with back then saw it plainly and purposely did a bad job to protect one of their own. Don’t want to make the department look bad.

@chemaxote I fear that tells more about you. But maybe your right. I just don't believe a word coming out of their mouth when they try to be reassuring.

@Orkan Kurt The guys doing the interview seem pretty intelligent to me.

The answer to that can be one of 2 things to me. Either because she was a cop, or because your not allowed to be intelligent if you want to be a cop. Probably both.

@A Dylan Homicide/crime rates back then were over double what we have today only doubling and tripling in the years in between. Wasn't until the late 90s it trended down due to increased budgets i.e manpower and technology advancements and change of economic circumstances they started to go down.

Thought the same thing.  Scary how botched some of these investigation are.

Yea well they were looking in entirely the wrong direction with those two male suspects, a case of tunnel vision i suppose.

prob because she was a cop and there was a similar case in her neighbourhood


The fact that she rose high in the ranks of LAPD is telling.

@Mark your logic makes no sense, you can be critical of an organization and loose respect for them but that doesnt mean you wont resort to them if its life or death and your only last option.

@susan fudge Well only a certain group is hypocrites in this arena and the answer to who isn't just "Republicans".

Instead I'll ask you though, what effect do guns have on crime? What solutions are there to our policing and crime problems?

I'll tell you the real short version is that there is no factual need for guns (there are only factual reasons against them) but there is a strong philosophical argument in "I believe in immediate self-defense as a priority over societal good." And I said it's a strong defense but it still has problems. That said, literally every philosophical system has problems or we'd all be set on one by now.

Also no one wants to wear "fuck society" on their sleeve like that. That's an image not philosophy problem though.

@Russ Olson You're right. We're all hypocrites. I think the average middle and working class American knows we need police officers but is also aware that they come AFTER a crime has been committed, hence the need for guns.

"Jeez oh, thank you. I've been working towards this position for so long like for like a million years. It's been so long thank you."

@Bschneidez yes its a privilege to never have had a burglary or been shot , make better decisions in life if your capable if not blame the privileged . The perpetual victim .

@Jesus Christ here u go, get to licking LMFAOO 🥾🥾🥾

@Russ Olson true. True. Or at least it seems true now. 5th shot of brandy now. Goin to bed soon. Proble  ll make sense in the morning. Only 45 people as present is a small sample size. Still, with at least some kinda attempt being made (at least once) on almost every president since nixon seems like a dangerous job. But the main point is how presidents in the past "took it like a g".

@black baron That's an interesting question philosophically but statistically the sample size is too low.

Also the psychology is different when there's 100,000 of you and 15 will die compared to the weird background offchance of the president.

@Russ Olson isn't President a pretty dangerous job? At least before they went everywhere with loads of protection? I don't think America's presidents have always been the best leaders. But they've done America proud when getting shot or shot at. Ronald Reagan cracked a joke about forgetting to duck when he got shot. Teddy Roosevelt gave a long speech with a bullet lodged in him. Andrew Jackson went after his own assailant with a walking cane and a carried a bullet (from a different occasion) in his body throughout his life. William McKinley voiced concern for how the news would be broken to his wife and for the safety of the shooter when he was shot. So I gotta say America's commanders in chief have done the country proud when under fire. Im aware this is slightly off topic in this post thread but I just took my third shot of brandy so gimme a brake. Also I'm celebrating presidents day a little late this year

@Jesus Christ Soon you'll see they're relatively low.

@Russ Olson i havent looked at it ya dope😂, go look yourself, fatalities are on the second page, i didnt read through the rest

@Jesus Christ BLS always includes non-fatal injury stats. You claiming otherwise is how I know you've made it up.

@Russ Olson im wrong? Well not according to the beuro of labour statistics in a 1995 report. Policing is a dangerous job. This is just deaths, this doesnt even mention serious bodily harm.

@Jesus Christ I'm a criminologist. Cite something or admit you're wrong.

@Russ Olson its not,  when you compare it to any other job

The police are 99% hard working people who put their lives on the line every day. They are one of the most important people in society and dont get the recognition they deserve.

Republicans in this thread: lol you can't possibly defend yourself, you need cops
The same Republicans in other threads: I NEED GUNS (frothing at mouth)

-A war vet gun owner who writes sociological papers on social movements

She was only a Detective II.  Detective I is one step above a police officer (the lowest rank).

@Bschneidez Lmaoo she just outed herself basically for having privilege.

@Mark only time I ever call 911 is for ambulance or fire.  ACAB

@James Brown Yet when you call 911 you pray for them to come quickly.

You'd be amazed at how fragile and full of holes almost every institution in the world really is.

A lot of loony cops out there , you cant tell the good from the bad and that’s exactly how they look at the public , never had to deal with them other than a speeding ticket but over the last few years I’ve lost most respect for these public servants , sad but they have brought it on themselves


It’s so weird that she lived another 25 years after she committed the murder and had a whole life.

ikr i mean gee it was such a long time ago

Not only that but she even got to date him after his wife's murder. She (kinda) got what she wanted. And I don't want to assume the worst of him, but wow...

That’s my whole life plus 7 more years damn

@Pepper1188 i dont think killing someone would have that big of an effect on you tbh. If you made the descision to do it ahead of time, once its done you probably would be more interested in the benifits killing that person got you.

@EddieMachetti  i can tell you why , they covered it up most likely , they knew then , just cant get a cop on anything unless you have the video and dna i guess . Most of these clowns are really corrupt and only care about moving up the ladder in the dept . Boy i bet everyone around her were so proud when she made detective . I once had a deputy sheriff tell me in a off the cuff remark he can do anything he wants , i was going to challenge that remark but i honestly didn’t think it was worth it , he was in fact a complete moron and i just didn’t have the time for a debate with him , he would have lost though !

I’m 22, so that kind of puts it in perspective for me. I can’t imagine being the family of the victim and going that long without answers. It’s especially frustrating knowing the dad said Stephanie was a suspect from the beginning but the police kept ruling her out...gee, wonder why...

I can't imagine that a person wouldn't relive it 24/7. Inhuman.


She's acting like trying to recall quite a big incident 23 years ago that any cop would remember is like being 80 years old and trying to remember what you had for lunch on a thursday in middle school.

@BrandonDetroitfan Michaels I moved.  So i dont know what it was after 2nd grade.

@HereIsWisdom 1318 Why'd they stop after the 2nd grade?

Even id be able to be more concise about  what I had for lunch in middle school

Sausage rolls, they always served sausage rolls on Thursday, they were to this day the best thing I have ever eaten, and I wish I could go back and get more

@LR Right. They asked her details. And she was so committed to the act, she made it look like her memory doesn't work well. There were too many questions for her not to be able to recall something matter of factly. She could have sprinkled some confidence here and there. Even if it was wrong 🙄

I know what i had for lunch in grade school, k through 2nd, every single day because i lived in germany and my school served the same thing every day.


Her acting "clueless" is me trying to convince my parents I didn't stay up until 3am on a school night.

@JennaLex corona is a spanish/italian surname. like the corona beer.

Well, I remember being on my phone watching YouTube videos, went to the bathroom for like 30mins or 3mins, it was so long ago I can't remember. I washed my hands with the pomegranate scented soap, it smelled WONDERFUL but staying up til 3am... Gosh, that just doesn't sound familiar.


Bite mark DNA is pretty tough to refute.


this is absolutely insane, she has the acting skill of a 5 year old.

@Joshua Harris thats what I thought too.

She actually did ok considering her position

Everyone acts like a pro until they're put under interrogation, I guarantee every single one of us in this comment section would crumble under pressure.

she looks like when you fake your reaction to your 4 y/o brother imitations.

@Jessie Nebulous More than all this, she was completely blindsided. Most well adjusted sociopaths would be more than capable of pulling this off in a manner where you would NEVER suspect them. But they typically plan and organize things ahead of times.

The incident was 20 years ago she long abandoned the idea of needing those plans, and she had no idea she was about to get rapid-fire assaulted. She had no chance in hell. If she had been tipped off this was coming and had a couple days to prep, I'd be willing to bet she would have aced this interrogation like a professional.

@Jessie Nebulous huh thats actually an interesting take. She portrays what she THINKS normal human emotion is, but there's so much nuance to human behaviour that it's difficult to copy unless you understand it instinctively or have years of training.

I think that's because she has only a shallow understanding of human emotion, the way a 5 year old would. Good acting usually takes a high level of emotional understanding that cold blooded murderers just don't possess.

@TheFlamingChips we would all be just as bad in these conditions

I've binge watched all these videos and that is what stands out to me. They all seem like children being caught red handed. The acting tactics bring me right back to being told off as a kid. Bizarre to see adults act that way.

When you're getting convicted for murdering someone your brain goes pew pew pew with hormones and signals. The fact that she was able to speak this much is insane


Great Actors - Smiles  - Anything for a Video


Whats the legality of them not reading her her rights before questioning her about the murder? I know she hadnt been arrested or accused at that point, and they said it was voluntary, but seems a little sketchy. Maybe ive watched too much dramatized detective TV thats not an accurate reflection of how it goes down

I think they didn't want her to he suspicious and ask for a lawyer right away so they could question her

She went home after that, dont have to read the rights unless they've been detained


It’s unbelievable that she wasn’t the <br>primary suspect “a million years ago”

It’s unbelievable that she wasn’t the
primary suspect “a million years ago”

Charles Tucker If I’m not mistaken, she was one of the first cops called on the scene. I believe she pushed the thing about the two guys that would have attacked her, a robbery gone wrong

Pretty believable considering shes a cop

Yeah she's trying really hard to make 20 years seem like 60.

Loralieisa M Oh wow that’s awful. Thanks for the background.

@Charles Tucker  Over the years there was a change in staff, and a new Sergeant that didn't think it right to give officers get out of jail for free passes. The victim's father at the time asked that Lazarus be investigated and was threatened by them. They knew she was the prime suspect but chose to let her slide.

fortheluva 1 I hear you but she still was at the time of this interview


Imagine, if she just would have controlled her emotions and not beaten Sherri's body (and left DNA), she probably would never have been discovered.

@Simon Dowsett if you're aware that someone is stalking you and believe they have bad intentions, just tell the cops. You don't just have to murder them as your first step.

@Garou lol its funny, every one of these videos so far, i have seen exactly one person in each bring up race out of fucking nowhere.....and they do a great job of displaying their ignorance on the subject

@misery topskiy gg Yes, many, many people get away with murder.

@misery topskiy gg and imagine her husband like literally he married her years later he finds out she’s a murderer you literally can’t trust anyone that’s why I’m scared of the world

@Simon Dowsett that's why you hurt a restraining order. Or purchase a firearm in case someone breaks into your house and/or threatens your life. Or just threatening your life in general. You can't preemptively kill someone in self defence. Ain't how that works.

She actually bit the poor woman. That was the DNA she left.

Or just don't kill anybody in cold blood.

If she killed on the job, she would have just used the "suspect resisted arrest" excuse.

If she had controlled her emotions she wouldn't have killed her in the first place haha

@Julius Perseus Are you okay? People like you will really use any opportunity, even ones that makes no sense, to trash minority groups won’t you?

She was sadistic. Inflicting all that damage after she was dead and then biting her...ALL over a man who you are not even with to this dah??? What a POS!!!

@Simon Dowsett there is. Difference between killing and murder.

@Raj Rigby Worse still, they might have been eaten if those suspected burgers had been caught.

I wonder if they had cheese....

@Skeeter Not exactly true. Some murders are committed in a calculated way. Of course, the desire to kill, or to do anything for that matter, is inherently emotional. But there’s a distinction between her outbursts of rage and someone who has murderous intentions but is able avoid outbursts that could get them in trouble.

@misery topskiy gg That’s the distinction between a sociopath and a psychopath, isn’t it?

If a psychopath was to kill someone, they’d be a bit more calculating. She, on the other hand, had a rage boner that caused her to act in an uncontrolled way.

Just like how she implicated herself by getting in notable and attention grabbing fights with Sherry in public, making threats in front of everyone. Anybody thinking clearly wouldn’t do that, and if they did, they’d realize they couldn’t kill her without becoming a prime suspect.

She only got lucky that those burglaries happened and drew attention away from other potential leads.

Thank god they never caught those suspected burgers otherwise they would have had a murder pinned on them

EDIT: burglars

Wow that's messed up, R.I.P TO THAT BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL🙏💙🙏
Hope she knows GOD Won't take her lies & Casey you're going straight to HELL FOR MURDERING YOUR DAUGHTER.
All your family will meet up with Caylee one day in Heaven and will live forever in peace without you !!!!!

@Simon Dowsett the fbi wants to now your location ^^

@d159inu it's from that movie Cape Fear.

@misery topskiy gg No one person thinks and perceives things the same, we’re all different. You can never put your shoes in hers and wonder how she can act the way she does all these years. How she perceives day to day will be not the same as yours. We all do not have the same standards!

@TheGamekid01 Maybe she would've been killed while on the job? Maybe she even saved her own life by killing someone and becoming a prisoner by doing so? Who knows? All i know is it's 4 am and I'm still watching this channel instead of sleeping! 🤣

Imagine if she just didn't kill anyone hahaha

And still work in police it’s a nightmare someone like this work in for justice

@Simon Dowsett true, however, you can imagine just how hard it would be to prove anything if this system were adopted<br>And if it was easily provable someone tried to kill you, supposedly you should just deal with that within the confines of the law, no murder necessary

@Simon Dowsett true, however, you can imagine just how hard it would be to prove anything if this system were adopted
And if it was easily provable someone tried to kill you, supposedly you should just deal with that within the confines of the law, no murder necessary

Yep, If you're in right group of "really oppressed" people, you'll get away pretty easily with Anything.<br>The other group though would be sentenced without any concrete evidences at all.

Yep, If you're in right group of "really oppressed" people, you'll get away pretty easily with Anything.
The other group though would be sentenced without any concrete evidences at all.

Wow thats a good and interesting point.....

This horrifies me the most. Imagine living a happy live afterwards knowing that you’ve murder someone and nobody knows and will never know about it... <br>and there are many cases like that

This horrifies me the most. Imagine living a happy live afterwards knowing that you’ve murder someone and nobody knows and will never know about it...
and there are many cases like that


Wish we could have seen her expressions and reactions when not under pressure. Some of them are  almost comically exaggerated it just seems bizarre

Jamie H nothing more bizarre than what she did to that woman.

She thought she had gotten away with murder...and she is scared af


They were chatting just fine then suddenly at 21:35 she is arrested, not sure what made them arrest then.

The video had to be edited for monetization, so a lot is missing now. I understand why but I wish at least they'd reupload the original unlisted so they can still get ad revenue and keep the original video


25 years on the job and still doesn't follow the number one rule: NEVER talk to the cops!

I'd say the number one rule for a cop is to not do things that can land you in prison with all the people you sent there. Also she didn't know she was talking to cops about the murders. Did you watch the video??

@Babayega  That's a very good point. They didn't even allow her bail

@Ammonia the problem with being in that situation and saying "I want a lawyer and you bring the proof" is that you are going to be arrested and you pretty much know that murder in California carries a bail of 1 million or higher so she knows she's not going to even have a chance to go out and hire a lawyer much less to interview a few of them to choose one. So you just hope that you can talk your way out of that room at that moment. Anything you can do to get yourself to just get out of that room immediately it's all you think of so choosing to talk is the only part of the fight or flight option you have. Trying to somehow HOPE that you can miraculously shed some doubt into their case or point them elsewhere so you can get it of that room. They knew they were arresting her the moment she walked in to that room. They had uniformed officers waiting outside to arrest her regardless of when she walked out of the room. So no matter what she did the end result would have been the same. She just rolled the dice that she can somehow get herself out of that room for any possible available time that she could to try to get herself a lawyer knowing if she gets booked she's not getting out until a day where she either heard "not guilty" or she finished serving her sentence. She's lucky for first degree murder she didn't get death penalty out life without parole. 27 to life just made her available for parole in May of 2025. So she only has about 6 more years left till parole eligiblity.

@Haze1434 you are correct that it would make you look guilty however there's a time in your life that you must not be concerned about what other people think. You have to  do the right thing, stay the course, and to do  the best in any situation in your life.

Well 25 years without talking to your collegues would be kinda difficult...

@Log Splitta I agree. The investigators did an awesome job, but she deserves just as much credit! I've never seen a more guilty looking person than this woman.

@Sarah Wilk The problem seen from her perspective was how it would look if she started asking for a lawyer in the middle of the interrogation. They calmed her down effectively by playing it down to just chit chat. I don't remember the timestamp where they said that this was just a protocol, I mean uhh gee it was such a long video I can't recall.

But she thinks she is smarter than they are, thus the games.  This happens every time.

Number two rule, if you’re going to lie, lie. “Nope, didn’t do it” and shut your mouth. Talking about your memory is a trick people who aren’t willing to commit to a lie (which is actually most people) play on themselves — and it’s a dead giveaway to an attentive person.

@Martin Saltvedt some interrogations are clearly just looking for a confession regardless of evidence/reasonable suspicion, and the interrogators can have very manipulative ways of making a person who's not guilty confess. Point being GET. A. LAWYER.

Haze1434 dude I agree with you, always get a lawyer. But interrogations are for either clearing people og suspicion, or gaining more evidence. <br>Imagine a friend asking about a incident from a long time ago, and you would blatantly refuse to talk about it. It would make him want to dig deeper, and doesn’t really make him clear of his suspicion at all.

Haze1434 dude I agree with you, always get a lawyer. But interrogations are for either clearing people og suspicion, or gaining more evidence.
Imagine a friend asking about a incident from a long time ago, and you would blatantly refuse to talk about it. It would make him want to dig deeper, and doesn’t really make him clear of his suspicion at all.

@Martin Saltvedt People who say 'wanting a lawyer would make them look guilty' are the ones that are going to do 25 to life, even if they didn't do anything. Get a lawyer.

She would’ve still been arrested through the DNA evidence, thus leading to a warrant. So meh. You can see the paranoia in her face. Imagine 23 years of that. I guess she’s at peace now..? Lol

Well they approached it in a very clever way as they just wanted to talk to her as colleagues because of a "protocol thing", and her wanting to lawyer up would just make her look guilty af


Oh heckerdoodles, guys I mighta done a no-no


You would think after 25 years she would get her story straight

I mean, you would think? I mean I certainly hope so, but you know, it's been so long, I can't even I mean

She got away with it for so long she prob stopped thinking about it and never thought it would have to come up again. These people think they’re going to their grave with their secrets and lies then it creeps back up on them

@Your Mother Hubbard very true. It just goes to show how much of a bitch karma is lmao it was like "ill let her chill for 25 years then ill take her down"


"Did you kill Sherri Rasmussen"<br>"I mean... i may have. Geez. This is 2009, it was a million years ago !"

"Did you kill Sherri Rasmussen"
"I mean... i may have. Geez. This is 2009, it was a million years ago !"

“Good golly gee, I don’t remember, a million years ago I was taking pictures of dinosaurs, gee golly, maybe I saw the Big Bang, oh geez, it was a million years ago!”


Why does she remind me of Carrie Mathison


Damn she probably talked the wife to death, how annoying.

@Cudgy Mercy lmao awe true about the trump faces 😂

@Al W 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Al W 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Cudgy Mercy you have to be insane to find her pretty

Brad Knapp I LOL’ed so hard at this love it 😂

That bite mark was the wife putting her arm in stephanie’s mouth to get her to shut up


I'm teaching dare so I'm innocent  right?


Ummm, this video is alot shorter than it was when originally posted. Where is the start of the video giving context to the case?

@Jimmy Ohara No. It's most probably You Tube messing with JCS as they have had a lot of trouble with You Tube taking down videos and forcing ridiculous edits to conform with their supposed guidelines. So frustrating as many other true crime channels have not had this level of trouble from what I can gather.

edited version to highlight key points 😐

I think YouTube is being really fcking difficult with his channel


I'm amazed at the number of people who do not know their Miranda rights: You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Never speak without an attorney.

@Escape the Matrix It's hard when Cops try to get you to talk.

Everyone has the right to remain silent, but some don't have the ability.


The interrogators patience while looking at her contorted face and listening to her rambling stories is amazing. My favorite is she can't remember how her ex-boyfriend's wife was viciously murdered. Geez....gosh....

@Mandy Diao I died when the officers told HER when she got married like girl youre laying the act about 7 layers too thick

can't even remember the year she met her husband...should definitely at least know a bit from this timeline of your life, even if it's after decades...