Man these investigators are crazy good at their job. You’re interrogating another cop who knows all the tricks, in an interrogation room, asking questions around someone they murdered, asking about details about it, all the while convincing her they’re just asking about an art robbery case and that they’re in an interrogation room for “privacy purposes.” I suppose LA has to have some of the best officers in the country but it’s still amazing how good they are.

@FullSend ABeerForMe guarantee you wouldn’t be able to tell if she was lying if you were sitting across from her. The only reason it’s not impressive to you is because you KNOW she’s lying.

Even if she knows the tricks she was under stress and that hard to act perfectly

They better get a raise they’re too good

They are probably good at there job but I don’t think this lady was putting on any sorts of tricks 😂 I think she got very lucky because remember she bit the lady on the hand after she killed her which is pretty batshit crazy

@FullSend ABeerForMe well it’s one thing to tell if she’s a liar, but they need more than that. they needed a verbal confession to details to force an alibi, which is hard to squeeze out of the person asks for a lawyer. the detectives did a great job.

la with the best officers in the country? lol

Another note is that they slow ramped it. Once she's locked in she isn't thinking of getting a lawyer or anything, and she's generally in a sort of trap in her mind.

She doesn’t know a whole lot, cause she fell right into their trap 🪤 (but I understand what you mean)


“We got in a fight, so I killed her?” said sarcastically but legitimately what happened, and as close to a confession as they needed. The fight that she previously claimed didn’t happen and/or couldn’t remember. After all that yammering and deflecting, she just flat-out says it in a moment of anger and feigned disbelief, but she finally said it. Great interrogation.

@Falkjar Yes. 45:57 is the direct statement, after about 7,000 hypotheticals prior to it.

@Minisquix 4444 45:57 I think this is what the original commenter is referring to. That timestamp she says it as a hypothetical "they said", but here she just flat out says "we had a fight, so I killed her?".

Truth within the lies. Happens all the time with felons


Wait. How is this interrogation even legal? No rights were read to her. Guilt is moot.

It's not an interrogation didn't u see the whole video? 🙄She sat willingly to discuss the issue she could've left anytime. YouTube has cut out this video to 25 minutes, the original was more than an 1


Kudos to the interrogators. Listening her pretend to not know stuff was extremely annoying.

first video on this channel i had to just skip to then ending too

I would've cried laughing at the faces she made, the only place I've seen faces like that is in Jim Carrey movies 🤣

they’re hella patient. i would’ve just been like “ok i know you did it lady, ya know?


Could you imagine how STOKED the people in her department were to see her finally not annoy them anymore

Watercolour Society what!? That’s messed up!

Apparently her department helped cover up her crimes

KEITH FAUNTLEROY they knew for a long time and probably not surprised

I bet they had support groups to discuss her

"I knew something was off about that bitch!!"

Probably framed her just for some peace and quiet

I dare say, nearly as elated as her husband was, that he didn't have to see that repulsive face across the breakfast table anymore!

Lmaoo because you can just tell she was annoying ? 🤣


What's up with the rumors that jcs got kicked off or pushed off youtube ?

Also I need to rant about all the people using Jcs's videos and name making reaction videos. It's super annoying when searching you can barely finding jcs videos because every other video is a damn reaction video.


She has also been charged with First Degree Facial Expression

Lmfaooo Foreal any kid could lie better than her 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah - worst part is they’re pre-meditated


Wow, this guy John Rutten is pretty John Rotten.


The first point is wack about milliseconds of remembering his name


This is my new favorite channel . These are better than any professional criminal documentary channels ... minimal exposition, maximum actual footage. No reenactments, no messing around. Allowing the audience to see first hand... WoW.

Never forget the humor sprinkled around each video😆

Same, subscribed yesterday. Can’t wait to see more

I’m new also only a couple of days nearly watched them all already


She is shitting bricks this whole interview

I disagree!<br>she looks constipated to me!

I disagree!
she looks constipated to me!

@Cole Dodge they have to build rapport. If they start being aggressive with the questions right off the bat, it usually makes the person shut down...therefore they are lessening their chances of a confession

when youre at the pokertable with pocket aces

Yup, from the off go there is fear in those eyes. But a strange smugness in her face, as if to say 'I've got this'

@Michaels amazing videos  I don't think respect is the right thing to show, probably fascination or interest.

@Kevin F for real I couldn’t imagine not asking right when they bring you in there.

@ladev91 hOLY CRAP I didn't even notice until you pointed it out, freaked the hell outta me.. like what the hell was that???

I guess you never know until you're in that type of situation, but to have that little self awareness as to how you're acting and answering questions and to not request a lawyer is crazy to me.

I'm like 3/4ths in and I'm just waiting for them to just throw it out there "did you kill Johns wife" just to see the look on her face lol...


Imagine the flood of relief she felt hearing "you're free to go" and then the absolute dread and pit in her stomach when they were like SIKE

@Daylyn she was caught by surprise. No matter how good she hid the skeleton in the closet, she'd always be taken aback with sudden attack after decades

@Daylyn Maybe for a split second, but again, i gotta believe that if they didnt arrest her when they did, she HAD to know she'd be arrested by day's end!

@HereIsWisdom 1318 Oh absolutely, I just meant like maybe for a SPLIT second she thought she fooled them all and got away with it once and for all. I just can't believe she worked as a police officer for 25 years and still lied that bad

No.  Stephanie had no feeling of relief.  Remember!  She knows she killed Sherri Rasmussen, and now she knows the cops are looking at her.


My social anxiety makes me over explain things. Here's to hoping I never get interrogated for murder. 😬

i mean, sometimes they sent innocent people to jail👀

I'd be overwhelmed talking to a human being in person right now

Are you also a scuba diving picture nut?

Guilty or innocent. Never answer questions. Without a lawyer.

@Small and Stressed i wouldnt disclose anything. Keep your mouth shut, except to ask for a lawyer. Innocent or guilty, anything you say will be used against you.

I would imagine disclosing an anxiety or trauma disorder would prevent possible misconceptions. It might also be wise to:

- Ask for an attorney before the interview

- Ask to use coping strategies (taking breaks when overwhelmed, having objects to release nervous energy, etc.)

I have no idea what would be allowed and what wouldn’t (cause apparently investigators love to apply/inflict psychological stress or use manipulative tactics. They want you to be stressed, so... who knows 🤷♀)

Personally, I would either have a mental breakdown or just completely shut down in a confrontational situation. Here’s hoping that I never get interviewed by authority figures 🤞🙏

I would imagine disclosing an anxiety or trauma disorder would prevent possible misconceptions. It might also be wise to:

- Ask for an attorney before the interview

- Ask to use coping strategies (taking breaks when overwhelmed, having objects to release nervous energy, etc.)

I have no idea what would be allowed and what wouldn’t (cause apparently investigators love to apply/inflict psychological stress or use manipulative tactics. They *want* you to be stressed, so... who knows 🤷♀)

Personally, I would either have a mental breakdown or just completely shut down in a confrontational situation. Here’s hoping that I never get interviewed by authority figures 🤞🙏

Artis Zelmenis my main fear is that mistakes happen- there are many innocent people who are falsely accused

Well...answer the questions that are asked, dont offer information, dont lie.

Your best bet is to always always always ask for a lawyer. Innocent or guilty, ask for a lawyer. Youre not required to speak without an attorney present.

@Anastasia Olson same. My hope is that investigators are trained well enough to recognize when those of us are innocent and just having a total mental meltdown over the stress.

But also, let's just hope we never get blamed for murder. 🤣

@Anastasia Olson I'd think these people are trained to recognize character from lying.

Watching these videos- I have had the same exact thought. As someone with PTSD as well, I don’t think I’d do too well under interrogation


That's why I'm single!!! LMFAO!! Tip of the ice berg for cops!!


Meanwhile my mind: That's Bruce. Bruce Jenner.


I guess the lesson here is: don't bite your victims. Actually: Don't kill people

But mostly don't bite people you've killed

@April Showers she almost did anyway which is amazing

no your first lesson is correct, don't bite your victims

Killing ppl ain’t cool unless it’s in gta

The DNA was damning enough, the "surveillance" was just to frame her behavior and personality to the judges. She didn't know she was being interrogated until the last minute, and even then she was handcuffed due to the evidence.

The lesson is also always say nothing and get a lawyer.

Her teeth may still align. They should've ask for a bite impression.

Ted Bundy was the prime example of this LOL

Don't kill people, but if you do, make sure to leave behind a ton of DNA evidence.

Don't bite your victims or it may come back to bite you.

Really I’f she wouldn’t have bit her she may have got away with it,


Uh, gosh, i meet him in 1978 and uh gosh i was wearing shoes with white shoe laces and i had gas, but gosh you know i mean its been so long you know gee, there was air outside with some birds and you know gosh its been so long you know gosh i think, its been so long i may have had a Rectal contusion from a rather large BM, but i mean gosh what's this about, i mean its been several trillion years you know, i mean the space shuttle orbited the earth and i was born in 1960 and McDonald's sold like a billion hamburgers and we may have had two of those but whats this about i had a fight in first grade but geez you know the house needs to be painted but um geez whats this all about you know, this room has carpet but it's been here forever but yeah, i knew him we have driven past each other you know, my tires were low on air and the tread was low and geez I may have hit a pothole but gosh the USSR was acting strange and that guy had a big mark on his head but I think my watch was telling me the correct time but what's this about,  i know his wife was killed but my first memory was an elephant at the circus and he might have been there too and his wife could have been on an airplane but uh, gosh i mean geez the moon  effects the tidal waves on the earth but gosh this is uncomfortable.


Is it just me, or did this video get cut down by about 20 minutes? YouTube issues I'm guessing...

@LittleLuckyLink Very glad it wasn't just me, thought my memory was getting to be as bad as Stephanie's... haha

@Mecinimi I agree. I just came back and it's saying its 56 minutes long, but is only 25....

It’s actually almost 30 minutes that got cut out. Much more back story, this video is only half as good without it

Was just thinking the same thing. I re-watch these videos occasionally and I recall there being more explanation as to how exactly the murder took place and what the evidence was.


It's crazy to think that her DNA was still identifiable after 20 something years. Forensics is awesome

@Yeahwhateveridc latvia would strongly disagree

Thank God for DNA, and thank God she bit the victim.

Sherry Silver if you in europe jail is a hotel

@Lyn Cressler unless you're Chimera...then it just gets a little confusing...but still doesn't lie.


She doesn’t know her name but spoke to her husband about her death

“I hear she died “
“Yeah it was tragic I loved her”
“That woman’s in a better place”

Video game characters talking about a nameless protagonist vibes


I bet when she was reflecting on a so called memory she was actually replaying the whole murder event step by step.

You can tell that’s exactly what she was doing at the end when in hand cuffs, then coming to the realization that she made a mistake “aside from the actual murder” of leaving her DNA on the body.  You can see her shaking her head side to side.


How did they not squeeze in, "didn't they ever invite you over for a bite?" - I couldn't have resisted that!

Kilian Corcoran <br>🐝?  Gosh.  I mean I guess so.  Pfff.

Kilian Corcoran
🐝?  Gosh.  I mean I guess so.  Pfff.

I feel bad laughing about it but couldn't help...

Oh.my.god 😂 forgive me for howling at this


25:00 what the fuck even is that face 🤣🤣🤣


It’s crazy how obvious she makes it but doesn’t seem to realize she’s acting so guilty lol

for real. the sudden change in speech pattern is enough of a giveaway. sis went from speaking without an issue to stuttering, saying long sentences full of nothing, going on unrelated tangents and using the same  words and expressions repeatedly.


I was JCS Patreon supporter for about a year & a half. I’ve binged most of, if not all, the videos multiple times. I’m soooo excited that since the latest upload “What pretending the be crazy looks like” has brought so many more people into the rabbit hole of these amazingly informative videos. <br>It’s so deserved.

I was JCS Patreon supporter for about a year & a half. I’ve binged most of, if not all, the videos multiple times. I’m soooo excited that since the latest upload “What pretending the be crazy looks like” has brought so many more people into the rabbit hole of these amazingly informative videos.
It’s so deserved.

@Cameron Burnard JCS sent out a post on Patreon stating they weren’t going to be adding anymore exclusive content on the channel (or something along those lines, can’t remember exactly), so I canceled it. I’m more than happy to subscribe again if the circumstances have changed. It was one of the reasons I was so happy to see a new video! Their videos are amazing & would love to keep supporting.

we need more videos, I already watched them all twice...


You dont kill a Rasmussen.. you just dont.
all these "sen" ending danish surnames, they are off limit, don't mess with "sen" ending surnames.
Rasmussen, Nielsen, Olsen, Kristensen, Madsen, Christensen, Kristiansen, Andersen, Sorensen, Larsen, Jorgensen, Pedersen, Petersen, Poulsen, Mortensen, Johansen, Carlsen, Frederiksen, Phillipsen and you can add like many many more, useally danish firstnames with an added "sen" .

Same with "gaard" ending surnames, like Kirkegaard, Ostergaard, Norregaard etc.

"sen" ending surnames is down to the aspect of danish "søn" or in English "son" = "sen" so Nielsen is referring to the "son" of Niels

Same with "gaard"  as in "gaard" meaning farm in danish,  so more or less meaning a person from that farm.

though many sen-ending surnames later been exchanged to the English meaning verb like "son" Johan"sen" = Johan"son"' like fx danish descendent Scarlett Johanson.
If you wanna go for a "sen" ending dude.. go for Jeff Bezos Jorgensen, that dude is cornering the world.


“Did you ever date?”
“Well, let’s see, what year is it now? I was born in 1959, he was born in 1953, I was in diapers until 1962, blood type is A positive, I know his blood type is AB negative, I can’t say we dated, I lost my house in the earthquake so I guess our relationship just didn’t work out, I don’t know what to tell you, I just don’t know what to tell you.
Like I said, I just don’t know what to tell you.”

Round and round she goes. Holy fuck. 😣

I gave it a little thought and still don't know what to tell them

She still just has no idea what to to tell him to this day

She was beginning to realize, she was a suspect for a crime she committed 20 years earlier ;  thinking she had gotten away with murder. Someone should have reminded her, there is NO statute of limitations on MURDER !  Hey !  Stephanie , you failed, being a cop. You need your money back  for that lost education !  Better yet, the Police dept  should sue you for deception and pretending to be a cop. You are giving all COP/s ,  a bad reputation......Shame on you...... restitution is also in order......Your estate should be" liable " for the loss of salary your victim could have generated....millions.....A civil suit in the air ?  Her family maybe ? .

dont forget that it all happened millions of years ago

im Scottish   this is America       normal stuff in good old usa       sick

Don't forget... She went scuba diving in Hawaii... JFC!! 😵

ohh, geee. Pfffff. I mean.... yeah, we didn't not, uhm.... pfffff. I mean, a a a  what's this all about?

"Gee was it....................it must've been.....

........92..... Or was it 93............. 92 or 93.......... Gee I don't know it was so long ago you know?? What year is it?? I mean ages ago you know? What is this about?

Very funny response to when you know you're caught and you know you can't get out of what you did

Don’t ever forgot his brother played at Northridge

lmao this had me laughing crying shes so evil.

Its a wonder that in """"""""""""300 million sperms this one reached the egg"""""""""""""""

That's just what happens when you go into a psychological panic. You don't think straight and you just start spewing random shit out of your mouth.

@carolyn gray thank God Sherri fought for her life or a murderer would be just about finishing up an illustrious career.

She just can't believe she did't get away with killing this woman.    It's comical.


How long did she get away with this for?


~93k comments rn, wow, that's a lot. I estimate, at least 1 maniac-sociopath should be here.


Her: I remember nothing, it was a million years ago.

Also Her: His wife's brother played basketball at Northridge.

Yet she convinced she's giving her best acting performance to date.

☠ doesn't remember but then proceeds to give everyone's background story

J M February 17th he recorded 15 rebounds breaking a Cal State record held by Gary Baxter since 1956. Who are we talking about again?

@Lizette Wanzer did not remember when she met her husband, wow.

She doesn't even realize--though she should know better--how that selective memory sets her up. She can recall all KINDS of details from way before the murder, and then everything after the murder. But nothing at all about the murder victim or the crime itself? That's mighty convenient, Stephanie.

@ENLIGHTENED WARRIOR I couldn't tell you what country I ate them in tho....

@tad valente I think he's talking about super-likes on tinder?

I ate a burger and fries on February 6 1981 geez i don't know

Now edit and put in the timestamp for the Northridge part, I can't find it

She remembers nothing, then vaguely starts remembering every single detail.

And she knew the make and model of his car

This is not weird, as you start remember, you pick up details you've forgotten.

@David F i think you mean awards from reddit

This comment would get my monthly super-upvote if Youtube adopted this feature from Tinder.

have you ever been to her house? <br>gee i dont know... anyways, i uploaded 10,000 photos the other day and im certified in scuba diving.

have you ever been to her house?
gee i dont know... anyways, i uploaded 10,000 photos the other day and im certified in scuba diving.


Things this channel is teaching me:

-Murder is a lot harder to get away with than you think
-If you don't ever say "I don't know" or sound angry when it's clear the suspicion is on you, you start to look very guilty
-Once you commit a crime like this you will be looking over your shoulder literally forever
-DON'T. TALK. TO. POLICE. WITHOUT. A. LAWYER.

This was different.    She thought she was Scott free for 25 years  with zero chance of this case resurfacing

Matthew Anthony not really. So many ppl have gotten away with that.

@Odie Man The lack of immediate Miranda will sometimes get any answers before it tossed, but tbh they could probabl;y have convicted her on the dna alone.

Jacob Rockwell Did you watch the Casey Anthony one? <br>It is totally messed up that she was found not guilty.

Jacob Rockwell Did you watch the Casey Anthony one?
It is totally messed up that she was found not guilty.

Random murder is easy to get away with. The thing about murder that makes it difficult to get away with is the fact the majority of people are murdered for a reason whether it be a sane reason or not. People just don’t normally kill others without some sort of reason

@Odie Man In order for Miranda warnings to be required, there must be two things: custody and interrogation. They were careful to avoid custody here.

Also, i think that in CA, video recording an officer on duty is legal even without that officer's consent.

@nothosaur Surprised the covert camera and No Miranda Warning did't get this case tossed, even though she was not in custody they were still interviewing her as a suspect in a crime, even though they didnt tell her that

Honestly, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to lie in that situation.

Oops...I forgot she didn’t know they had her DNA from the coffee cup...

Yeah, but she’s a cop and may figure they have her on DNA....subconsciously she may want to be caught and have it be over....so much internal conflict sprung out of nowhere wrecked her shit, which was already nutz

Read the book "You have the right to remain innocent" by Professor James Duane.  He goes over many examples of innocent people who speak to police and create severe problems for themselves.  The only exception is Leaving the Scene of an Accident in which you should tell the police what is required by statute.

Otherwise, you should say "I want a lawyer."


POV: you started from jennifer’s solution, now you’re obsessed

Chris, then Jennifer, and now I'm here 😭🤣

Chris, then Jennifer, and now I'm here 😭🤣

Are u watching me are u living in my wardrobe 😂😂

Are u watching me are u living in my wardrobe 😂😂

I've been following so long that most of my favorite JCS vids aren't even on youtube anymore

After this ... i dont have anymore content:(

After this ... i dont have anymore content:(

Jennifer is awesome. "But what happens to meee?!?!"

Started way before that. Nice like farming -_-

Started way before that. Nice like farming -_-

Are you some sort of Stephen MacDaniel stalker type of guy?

Mee,that video came randomly in my recommends today.i sae the whole video.nkw this video is coming.

@Promithefs Nope. We are form the same area, but different towns. Never met the guy.

@Ana Perisic do you have blood relation with the football player Perisic ? 🖐🖐

That coke butterfinger hittah started me then everyone else showed me what not to do lmao

Viola McBee oh god are we the same person damn

Viola McBee oh god are we the same person damn

I started with Chris, Im onto Jennifers Solution next... Johns impact statement broke my heart on this one.

Mely hahhaha no one can defeat this one, I was laughing at her face the whole time😂

Yesssss hahhahah which ones are the best? After jennifers solution and this one

abee Since most of the people commented that they watched Jennifer’s solution first, I commented this. MOST PEOPLE’s point of view is that they watched Jennifer’s solution first then got hooked. Like bruh chill, I even tried to be nice dude. Anyway❤

devolut556 yeah, I finnished all of it in under 3 days😭

I started from this video, forgot the channel existed, found Jennifer's Solution months later, and now am obsessed.

ARE WE ALL REALLY THE SAME? i feel so less special now 😂

He drives that Mercedes and he loves that baby

He drives that Mercedes and he loves that baby

@Sirvaria truth!!

I've been watching TC "that channel" but that kid is so annoying

@Audio Cien how did steph hold it down??

She's clearly lying ..
That jeff dude tho.....he taught us all something

Sophs how many times do I have to say that I know all your secrets

Actually the legend of Jeff, but yes, I am now obsessed

@Caryl Gequinto well if you know what it means then why did you use it in a context it shouldn't be used? your comment isn't a "POV"

do you even know what POV means or how to use it?

do you even know what POV means or how to use it?

This post is about me and I don't like it

This post is about me and I don't like it

I saw it last night, now i've watched his entire channel

Me too...it's been 6 days, nearly seen them all now

Me too...it's been 6 days, nearly seen them all now

Caryl Gequinto <br>Yup, we've all been duped. I got hooked the exact same way. These damn algae-rhythms know us better than we know ourselves.

Caryl Gequinto
Yup, we've all been duped. I got hooked the exact same way. These damn algae-rhythms know us better than we know ourselves.

Jennifer's solution was about 90 minutes long.<br>MY solution was to just skim through the video and glance through the comments!

Jennifer's solution was about 90 minutes long.
MY solution was to just skim through the video and glance through the comments!

literally to the point where I am rewatching them

literally to the point where I am rewatching them

DAMMIT ME TOO! GOT RECOMMENDED JENNIFER'S SOLUTION AND NOW I'M DIGGING UP EVERY SINGLE INTERROGATION ANALYSIS VIDEO 🤣

Caryl Gequinto 100%! Where are more videos👩🏻💻

Caryl Gequinto 100%! Where are more videos👩🏻💻

WHAT THE HELL???? HOW DID YOU KNOW?? HAVE YOU LEARNT TRICKS FROM THESE VIDEOS?

Well...I’m definitely guilty and now decided to pursue Criminal Psychology since I’m going to study Psychology next year ✨😂

Man i tried a different channel for some variety, but this one is just better. Less annoying explanations, more action and insightful comments

Hello there 588 yes, I know all your secrets🙂

Hello there 588 yes, I know all your secrets🙂

Jeff kept it lit! Now I’m seeing how Stephanie holds it down. I’m hooked tho💯💯

Started with Jennifer then Chris and now Stephanie 😅😅

Nah, i started with Jeff. He would've at lest gotten a coke by now.

Is POV a new meme or something? Seen this shit all over 😒

Randomly got that as a Youtube recommendation and now I can't stop watching these


“Did you date John?”<br>“Well you see, long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony…”

“Did you date John?”
“Well you see, long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony…”

Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang, and although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world.

Then everything changed when the fire nation attacked 💀💀


I simply can’t begin to understand how much terror she must have felt when after 2 decades she was suddenly in the hot seat.

Right?! She mustve gotten so comfortable in thinking she actually got away with murder

Can't do the time, don't do the crime.  Yea I'm sure the woman getting murdered felt same tho.

Terror for sure. Damn!!! Busted!! She was a cop who got promoted to detective...then demoted to convicted felon. Whoa!!!

@MꓘFeddle you have to get inside the enemy's head if you want to entrap and bring them to justice.

Yup. She got away with it for over 20 years and surely after awhile she thought this day would never come.

The point is, she might not have felt any at all. Depends on what's wrong with her head.

@MꓘFeddle yeah this is very compelling to learn investigation and interrogation techniques but this woman is terrifyingly creepy and I'm pissed she got to live her youth and the victim didn't.

2 decades? I don't know. I don't think so. That's like a millions years ago. Gosh, that was so long ago.

Totally blindsided, she never expected this moment


How is the brutal murder the least annoying thing about this woman?

it’s that stupid confused face she keeps pulling


If she hadn’t bitten her, she would’ve never been caught. So scary to think about everyone else who’s never been caught and never will be.

@iloverobot bite mark analysis is junk science though

@Mischа Rомо None to be taken here. Ya'll should take one for having as much of a sense of humor as a doorstop.

@Chris Johnson How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Lolly Pop pop?

Why is being a naturopath or an osteopath good, but being a sociopath or psychopath is bad?

@iloverobot Maybe she wanted to see what she tasted like? 👀

She keeps acting like their questions are super-hard to answer and, geez, how could they expect her to know?

@Paul Clarke If she did the wall of blue with look the other way for 23 years.

Wonder what other murders she is responsible for over the years. This could not be a one time thing.

@Vinny Wdym? You started acting demeaning not me lmao

@Vinny Keep telling yourself that. You're the one who took my comment at face value when it was obviously a joke lmao

@Vinny Humor is subjective bud, someone already liked it. You're free to believe I'm a sociopath though if it makes you feel better about your non-existent sense of humour.

@Anita Remenárová Can't imagine where you got the whole  "every word uttered by a human must be taken at face value" bullshit from, I certainly never said it.  This is awkward because I love edgy humor, yours just wasnt very obvious I guess.

either way being super sarcastic for no reason about it is even funnier than making a joke nobody liked, so i guess you taught me about humor after all. Thanks!

@Vinny Ah yes, because everything everyone has ever said should be taken at face value. You ever heard of humor?

@Anita Remenárová If you still want to kill someone after you've cleared your mind then you have bigger "lessons" to learn tbh.

@MissMingles So the lesson here is that if you want to kill somebody do it with a clear mind.

@iloverobotLove triangle murders are fueled by jealousy, spite and irrationality. She was likely angry when she killed her, and was just trying to take out additional fumes because her death didn’t alleviate the frustration. Biting is far less effective than blunt force trauma, though- so she only had to do it once to give up.

so weird why would she bite her... after she was dead... and even at the time they still knew about dental records, i’m glad she was caught

Just thinking about her bitting her is making me sick


I don’t buy that excuse in the least. She knows she murdered those people, and now she’s pretending that she forgot? No dice lady! I’m  a little too smart for these sociopaths or anything else you want to label. I’ve dealt with all kinds. Problem is, I don’t know why everyone is so baffled by these people and so stretched. It’s a clear schemed tactic everyone has the capability of possessing. Love hew she see saws behind the questions


“I’ve been doing this for a long time, I know how this works.” Keeps talking without a lawyer for an hour.

@Elizabeth Bennet And have sort of a god complex, gladly. <br>AkA: "They are soo dumb they won't catch me..." - what leads them to being careless and making mistakes.....^^

@Elizabeth Bennet And have sort of a god complex, gladly.
AkA: "They are soo dumb they won't catch me..." - what leads them to being careless and making mistakes.....^^

@Valerie Behrendt they said it was admitted in the case in court, and at the beginning they defined it differently to an interrogation, but I have forgotten the word they used.

@8dazeAweek2 thanks for the wise advice. ❤

@8dazeAweek2 thanks for the wise advice. ❤

People always think that lawyering up will make them more suspicious but it’s not more suspicious than what she disclosed here! Lawyer. Every. Time.

Clayton Brown Trump Derangement Syndrome is real. Get help soon.

Clayton Brown Trump Derangement Syndrome is real. Get help soon.

@8dazeAweek2 Great advice from the professional.  I like to hear from those who actually live this stuff!

@Valerie Behrendt so this is tough one to answer, because obviously the gut reaction is hell no lol but the prosecution may be able to present enough evidence to show that this was not an interrogation by perhaps saying that a reasonable person in her exact position would not reasonably believe this was an interrogation. Do I think they would be successful showing that? Unlikely. However there is another possible use for it and that is for the purpose of impeachment. So while the content of this interrogation would not be admissible, The interrogation could possibly be used for impeachment meaning that if she starts giving completely different answers on the stand under oath the prosecution can say that's not what you said on this day, were you lying then or are you lying now? and it would be used for the purposes of attacking her truthfulness on the stand as opposed to being used for the content of what she was saying (that's a very simple explanation of impeachment, there's a little more to it to do it right without breaking rules of evidence but I'm not about to put you through a long and boring lecture). I would have to look into the actual trial documents to see how it was used, if at all to better answer and I think I will look into it because it is such a fascinating fact pattern and I'm curious myself. I don't work in the criminal field as an attorney, but I do have some basic understandings of it and trial advocacy knowledge from law school and studying for the bar. And I think every single attorney's advice would be to always ask for an attorney when talking to cops for anything lol our professors in school always said that

@Valerie Behrendt Yes because she wasn't under arrest

@Valerie Behrendt Yes because she wasn't under arrest

8dazeAweek2 no Miranda. Is any of this admissible?

8dazeAweek2 no Miranda. Is any of this admissible?

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo as an attorney, a I am telling you if you ever find yourself in a situation where cops are asking questions FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, never assume "lawyering up" makes you look guilty ESPECIALLY if you are innocent. ASK FOR AN ATTORNEY!!!! I can't stress this enough to everyone watching these!! These people in these videos are criminals, obviously lol but ask for a damn attorney if cops are asking you questions! It is your right and cops will take more liberties if you do not assert that right. I graduated law school with a man who was wrongfully convicted and spent 16 years in prison for a heinous crime he did not commit because he thought he was "just being helpful" to police and never asserted his right and they interrogated him into a false confession.

TLDR: Lawyering up will not make you look guilty, it can keep you out of prison!!! Sincerely, your friendly neighborhood lawyer

Allen Freeman  yeah but , she should know better ya ? Then to talk to sun feds about a murder she did ? Lol

That's because a sociopath thinks they can outsmart anyone.

That's because a sociopath thinks they can outsmart anyone.

It technically wasent an interrogation so she would not have thought about it

It technically wasent an interrogation so she would not have thought about it

@dmrc43 Absolutely .... Its not that she underestimated them she overestimated herself !

@dmrc43 Absolutely .... Its not that she underestimated them she overestimated herself !

Yeah you'd think she would have destroyed the DNA evidence, she worked so closely to day after day year after year. Just goes to show the complicity regarding law enforcement believing they are above the law. The sociopathy is clearly evident in this video.

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Elena, #1 Bernie Bro you are awesome these are the real facts

@P Holmes suspicion doesn't equate to proof. If your innocent lawyer up.. if your guilty lawyer up

@Robert Redfield If you watch much of the ID channel, you'll learn cops don't call you in to interrogate you unless they already know the truth, that's why they can twist the story and get you to talk.

Most people will willingly and gladly speak to police if they had nothing at all to do with the crime, or any suspucious involvement. Police question and eliminate suspects this way and can tell if you are being honest. But! If you fought a woman over a guy and were out shopping in her neighborhood the day she got bludgeoned to death..... Lawyer.

She doesn't know how it works that well lol

She doesn't know how it works that well lol

She thought all DNA from the scene had " disappeared"....but her little blue friends missed one envelope in the back of one freezer....^^ Bad job manipulating evidence.

She talked a bit with a sense of security. She knew she got caught and could not get out without looking suspect. She tried to get it over with "it was a million years ago" and some supply.

Once they alluded that they were looking into this case and at her like a suspect because she was involved in this case she should’ve simply said that she feels uncomfortable with the line of questioning and attempted to leave the interrogation room. Then they’d have detained her and she would ask for a lawyer.

@Kenneth Perkins so you Want her to have even a chance of keeping on lying and twisting justice? Why? (Not saying innocent people havent been incarcerated falsely-that is just Brutal; but, atleast, when someone is proved to be guilty..and were watching the recap of the procedures...why even wish she'd use  more means to get off innocent as long as possible? Why?

After years of watching true crime, I can tell you this for certain: never ever ever talk to American cops, whether innocent or guilty. Those mofos use all kinds of entrapment techniques and their goal IS to make you look guilty. THEY ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS AND THEY ARE NOT ON YOUR SIDE. Always, always, always ask for a lawyer. Don’t ever take a polygraph- those are inadmissible in court and generate many false positives.

@Kenneth Perkins Remember in the beginning, the host says "Being interrogated and witnessing an interrogation is two totally different experiences". I still agree with you tho, as a veteran policewoman, she should have seen it coming... but in the end, she is guilty so ultimately, the outcome "should" be the same in any case.

I'd like to point out the amazing work of the two interrogators!

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo I agree that is what she is trying to to do but the fact is if a cop is detaining you even if you are innocent you should lawyer up. Cop or not, always lawyer up.

The common sense everyone is forgetting here is:
-the shock of something you did decades ago being brought up
-not be taken to an actual interrogation room
-being asked to help with something related to work (initially to disarm you)
-not knowing you're being recorded
Unless you were some kind of absolute genius, i don't think most people would have seen threw this.

@Kenneth Perkins that's as suspicious as you can get though its not a formal interrogation.  If you're having what you think is just a regular meeting with colleagues about art and they ask you a question about a murder victim from 20 years ago and you immediately ask for a lawyer without them even accusing you of anything you might as well tell them you did it.

thing is it wasn't a interrogation, they made out as if they were just having a conversation with her. That's beyond suspicious if you're just having a regular meeting with your colleagues  and they ask a question and you say immediately " I want a lawyer"

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo That is the problem, innocent people get lawyers, guilty people don't because they think it makes them look guilty, always lawyer-up especially if your innocent.

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo once the started digging into her and by the 1st hour or 2nd hour of this interrogation, its time to lawyer up. If they're bringing you in for a 20 year old murder crime, chances are its not for laughs....

I know how this works. I know how this works better than anybody else.

I know how this works. I know how this works better than anybody else.

Robert Redfield I agree! It’s crazy how people think they can talk their way out of it, or that they’re smarter than the police. People talk themselves into a life sentence all the time. They even tell you up front when reading Miranda rights, “anything you say can and WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU in a court of law.” always lawyer up!!

Jodi Aries did the same thing while being interrogated, talking for hours without an Lawyer 🤦🏽♀

Jodi Aries did the same thing while being interrogated, talking for hours without an Lawyer 🤦🏽♀

If she suddenly stated she wants a lawyer, then that puts a lot of suspicion into the already suspicious investigators

Our egos often over estimate our ability, dont let your ego dictate anything about you.

Our egos often over estimate our ability, dont let your ego dictate anything about you.

this wasn't an interrogation, she wasn't read her Miranda rights and she didn't know there was a hidden camera

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo I think this reflects pretty much what they said at the start of the video, you are just not prepared no matter what.

I think she was making mention of the fact that it had finally sunk in as to why she was there, that being after she spilled the most incriminating evidence. If she had been told early on she was under direct suspicion she would of just shut right up, but their approach to the situation caught her off guard, it was a masterful ploy by the detectives for sure.

@Ivanildo Sousa Alfredo yeah i guess thats what he said at the beginning of the video, doesn't matter how much you know about the integration tactics until they're being used against you

I think she was trying to remain as innocent as possible (albeit failing miserably), if she had lawyered up it would've immediately raised some red flags and I think she was trying to avoid that.

What I can't over is the fact that she's been a cop for 25 years and was this terrible at dealing with the situation.

Super entertaining though.

That's exactly what I was thinking as soon as they veered off stolen art she should have lawyered up they questioned her for an hour and then says you have the right to remain silent


Truly terrifying that someone like her managed to become a detective.... let alone a police officer!

@Binyamin Shmuel Oppenheim I needed to file a police report for a stolen item and the jerk officer  drew his gun on my big goofy friendly dog.  Now I have a Yorkie and still would worry if I needed to call the police.

@Binyamin Shmuel Oppenheim you do know that it was the police that brought her to justice 23 years later when pretty much everyone forgot about the case. If they were corrupt and didn't care about the truth, they could've let her off as soon as they saw one of theirs, a senior detective was involved. Nobody would ever know. They deserve praise. Just like with general population, most cops are good but people are quick to make assumptions based on few and what they hear in media.

@Fily Blunt pretty sure becoming detective was more difficult than police officer.

@Binyamin Shmuel Oppenheim Yes, law enforcement is one of the careers psychopaths are drawn to....as well as the clergy. FACT.

Oh pahleeeease , they don't call it "one big gang" for no reason. I know of countless death cover up's & police suicides personally in two different states due to the higher ups making sure things get kept under wraps instead of allowing truth.


Lazarus at the end there gives me big time Three Stooges vibes - Curly in particular. No offense to the Stooges.


I absolutely HATE how she’s acting and speaking. “Oh, Gosh!” Girl, bye! She knows damn well she killed that woman.

Goth Royalty I need to hear somebody leaving an interrogation room and going “girl, bye!” Now

It was enraging me how just stupid she was acting. Golly gee guys I dunno if I had a fight with another woman after I went to her place of work. Good on the guy for rubbing in how much he loved his wife, I bet that hurt her ego.

@Slime Blue her creepy eyes are even worse.

GiDD you’d think she’d be better at answering the detectives in a more convincing way though. She seems so shocked and bamboozled by every simple question.


“Does this man’s name ring a bell?”
“I’m not sure we went to college together I think.”
precedes to tell every detail of his life and explain every single relationship she has with his family

“Does this man’s name ring a bell?”
“I’m not sure we went to college together I think.”
*precedes to tell every detail of his life and explain every single relationship she has with his family*

It does seem the nicer a person is the quicker they die, but in a cosmic twist of fates, Assholes live FOREVER!

She did this all through the whole video.

It's easy to point out such flaws when we knew she was guilty. Granted, we would have found it very odd when directly looking at the footage, but I'm sure that if any asked her about this in a casual conversation (assuming such a conversation even came up) we wouldn't have assumed she was actually guilty. It's especially difficult when she responds in a false manner, as most wouldn't think to probe for suspicions of her showing a deceptive response.

And she's a cop?  My 5 year old would know something was up with her.

@Al Miller do you think people are still assholes after they die?

@Cassie C A dear school friend died of Leukaemia when we were both 8. My mother sat me down and gently told me Gilla had gone to Heaven that morning because her body could no longer fight the illness. 2 days later, she took me to view Gilla who was wearing a beautiful white gown and had flowers in her hair. We went to the funeral, which was beautiful. I've never forgotten any detail of that or so many other occasions in my life, from weddings to funerals to holidays. This woman worked for the Police. She knew all the tricks but still couldn't put it together.


Stephanie : “people think im crazy”

Fact : those people are correct.

I’ve seen more stable people in asylums.

Crazy is the punishment for her crime that she didn't expect but did deserve. Now comes hard time.


Policeman: Did you date john again after his wife died?<br>Stephanie: You know there are several islands in Hawaii...

Policeman: Did you date john again after his wife died?
Stephanie: You know there are several islands in Hawaii...

His brother played basketball at Northridge

You guys are all binging this stuff as well... these algorithms.... whaddup baby

And she learned scuba diving, don't forget that

Gotta pull the ol switcharoo on them I mean every time she asked what this was about they curved her too lmao granted she already knew what it was about lol


She probably would have gotten away with this murder if she didn’t bite the lady...

She probably would have gotten away with this murder if she didn’t bite the lady...

Jane King I had to ask google what a Justifier is. I’m not sticking up for her but I’m thinking how could she even go 20 odd years Harbour that secret knowing that for sure she was going to get caught making them faces, I Wonder what else she got away with that nobody will ever find out about’ hopefully they looked into her history in the police force just amazed the police lady kept it going for all them years another false corrupt police 👮♂ sorry to go on I mean if I knew I was getting caught I hand myself in when I was a spring chicken I would want to spend my old arse in jail crazy crazy 😝 lady I love watching this kind documentary I’m baffled at how they really think they getting away with it 😘🇬🇧🍀🐊🙏🌹xx I mean in this day and age stupid cow had it in a bag and she bite them duhhhhh 😘 I really think anyone that tries murder in 2020 has learning difficulties or has something wrong to live in a fantasy world 🌍

Observer.com oooh, that’s a good idea! That is a very good and just idea❤!

Observer.com oooh, that’s a good idea! That is a very good and just idea❤!

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Why bite someone after killing them? Thats like leaving your pic next to the body saying I DID IT!

@Michael Evans tell me about it. But they can change but change takes time to like over 6 years+

@mandy moore well it might be because of a struggle. Like if someone put u in a headlock how do you get out of it? You don't have your full strength or leverage to pull out of it so you do either 2 things, if it's a man then grab his nuts and destroy his generations or you bite the arm

yeah but 20/20 hie sight  dna shit wasnt around then how could she known

yeah but 20/20 hie sight  dna shit wasnt around then how could she known

What a wild and crazy woman Stephanie is. I've known women like that before. If you ever meet a person who shows they have a problem controlling their emotions and go into uncontrollable fits of rage and anger, the best thing to do is distance yourself from them and refuse to have anything more to do with them. You definitely don't want to date or marry them.

Jane King What are you talking about? Who is justifying her?

Jane King What are you talking about? Who is justifying her?

Out of control jealous beast..animal doesn't even describe this real life succubus

Out of control jealous beast..animal doesn't even describe this real life succubus

@Stevie Woo This is a sick bunch of guilty commentors that wamt murderers to get off. Disgusting

@Yolanda Ponkers How many people did she kill after. She is the queen of evidence suppression.

@Yolanda Ponkers How many people did she kill after. She is the queen of evidence suppression.

@Shabazz this was a violent crime of passion.

@Shabazz this was a violent crime of passion.

That was personal and malicious the bite. She has to love that guy a lot to bite his wife and bash her face in.

I had an ex come over to my house and pick a fight with me. I had my back to her and she bit me like a jaguar and I reached back and grabbed her and pinned her to the ground for like 2-3 seconds. She immediately called the cops and said I strangled her. I probably would have gotten a domestic assault ticket, and looked like a dude who hits women the rest of my life, but after she gave this story that I assaulted her I took my shirt off and had a huge full mouth bite wound that didn’t go away for months. And because it was on my back, they knew I couldn’t have been attacking her. She had no marks whatsoever. They ended up taking her to jail. Even though I was relieved, I still feel horrible about the whole thing.

@Observer.com and they should sieze any property and wealth she has amassed that she had no right to have.

whitexchina i know. Two other people already reminded me of that haha. I should delete that comment to prevent more people from saying this to me.

Yup same goes with Bundys bite marks. Sick monsters who need to bite flesh.

Yup same goes with Bundys bite marks. Sick monsters who need to bite flesh.

@Shabazz Didn't she bite her after she killed her? She also punched her afterwards.

@Shabazz Didn't she bite her after she killed her? She also punched her afterwards.

I can't believe that she, a detective, didn't catch on to what was happening and just shut up and demand an attorney. I'm sure she never thought of DNA back in 1986, but if it hadn't been for the bite, she would still be a free person. Very possibly retired and with an LAPD pension.

mandy moore they said in the video that they reopened the case specifically because new dna technology was there that would allow them to test. And that was 20 years after the murder. So at the time dna wasn’t even on her mind because it wasn’t traceable

@Jeff Michel Sounds like maybe she thought it would look like just a murder if there wasn't signs of a fight or struggle as a result of a break in, attempted robbery maybe. It is an odd thing to do once you've already taken the person's life. You wouldn't want to stay there longer than necessary.

Right never bite people they got Ted Bundy in a bite mark too 😁

Right never bite people they got Ted Bundy in a bite mark too 😁

Jeff Michel yeah i had forgotten about that. Someone pointed it out to me earlier.

Jeff Michel yeah i had forgotten about that. Someone pointed it out to me earlier.

@Shabazz i thought they said in the beginning the medical examiner determined the bite was post mortem and so were a lot of the other injuries. so this pig killed her and then beat a lifeless corpse.

Nah... she would break in a couple more hours giving everything up!

Nah... she would break in a couple more hours giving everything up!

That was kind of crazy, shows she was mentally ill or deranged (both displayed in the video!). Why bite the victim after killing her?

All of the injuries other than gunshots were posthumous. She bit into a dead body. She is a sick, sick creature.

Maybe someone else already commented that but if I remember correctly, DNA evidence became a thing in the 90s. Since that happened in 1986, she might not have known that this piece of evidence would make all the difference one day.

@mandy moore the way the victim was murdered and the bite showed it was probably personally for her. Just my 10 cents since it was a love triangle or whatnot.

Observer.com good point. She went on vacations, had a family and did all the things she deprived her victim of.

100% but after DNA science  was perfected, in the back of her mind, she had to know that the bite could have her DNA.

Observer.com she could of done her life sentence and been out living again 😂

Observer.com she could of done her life sentence and been out living again 😂

@mandy moore I laughed like I haven't laughed in a long time, thank you 😂

@mandy moore I laughed like I haven't laughed in a long time, thank you 😂

Fucking beast! You can see her taking a bite out of someone like an angry purple assed Baboon! (Sorry any baboons out there!)

Well based after an hour of listening to her being completely made a fool out of by the silliest of excuses. I'm not too surprised she fucking bit her. I legit can't believe she's been a cop for 20 something years and got that easily tricked. Then again, a cops ego knows no bounds. That badge gives you complete power and all the God complex to come with it.

Shabazz  read the report.  Stephanie staged it to look like a robbery by placing some electronics (vcrs and stuff) around the crime scene.  Obviously she knew how investigators would analyze and think, and to her luck there had been breakins in the area.  Yes a lot of the injuries were inflicted post mortem but since the bite was semi-punctured, medical examers couldn’t definitively say.  Tell me why would anyone bite a dead persons arm?  The bite was consistent with someone putting Stephanie in a choke hold.  Thanks.

Stevie Nguyen Someone has already pointed out that they said the injuries outside of the gunshots were postmortem. That doesn’t look like a robbery at all. The only reason why they thought it was a robbery is because someone else recently got robbed in the area. A robber wouldn’t waste time beating a dead woman. In fact they usually wouldn’t kill her in the first place. Nothing about that said robbery and they should have seen that from the beginning.

@mandy moore <br>I believe the bite was post-mortem, which suggests it was the result of a complete loss of control due to anger, or absolute hatred, most likely both.

@mandy moore
I believe the bite was post-mortem, which suggests it was the result of a complete loss of control due to anger, or absolute hatred, most likely both.

The bite was most likely inflicted during a struggle (wrestle) when Sherry caught her.  That’s why it was on her arm.  And she probably didn’t know the significance of DNA technology cuz back then it wasn’t fully implemented in investigation.  She also made it look like a robbery and it was a cold case.

She would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for her meddling teeth 😬 .... gosh....

She would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for her meddling teeth 😬 .... gosh....

that's why you gotta set the crime scene on fire. Get rid that pesky DNA.

that's why you gotta set the crime scene on fire. Get rid that pesky DNA.

Sae N I mean they very specifically said that it was from the bite mark. That was the only physical evidence ever mentioned, as far as dna goes. No point in adding more to the story that what was already given.

Debbie Orlich oh yeah I forgot about that. Well yeah that’s really strange.

Debbie Orlich oh yeah I forgot about that. Well yeah that’s really strange.

You don't really know , maybe they had more DNA

You don't really know , maybe they had more DNA

@Shabazz except the Coroner said the bite wound and facial bones were broken AFTER she was already dead! It was overkill, just like what Jodi Arias did

Oh, she would have for sure, and that’s really scary to think that she would have lived the rest of her life free from suspicion.

mandy moore The only thing I could think is maybe they fought first and during that fight she bite her then after she got the upper hand continued to beat her. Edit: I am aware that the bite and beating was postmortem. I had forgotten but I’ve been told like four times now haha.

Observer.com Thats true. I mean she still has like 30-40 years to sit i. There though. That’s a lot of time.

Probably right!? I thought the same thing. Like WHY? Why bite someone prior killing them? May as well clean ur hair brush out & leave all the hair on her, than clip her nails & toe nails & leave those on her, than cop a squat & take a piss on her, than dig deep & spit on her. So stupid.


“Umm... gosh my name used to be Steve. Geee... wel.. ummmm....   YEES”

Gee... I don't know when Alexander the Great could've conquered persia. That happened like a million years ago

Oh no. This would get hired to Harvard instantly. <br>History even in those places are like this.

Oh no. This would get hired to Harvard instantly.
History even in those places are like this.

@Hydralisk of course you would, I’m just saying it’s not far fetched for her not to remember a lot of these details they are asking her: They never asked if she killed her.

No she wouldn’t we get a constant flow of pics in a slideshow lol yes she’d be a terrible history teacher especially with the whole brutal murder thing.

I’m sure you remember vividly so many things from 20 years ago

"Hey Mrs. Lazarus can you quickly go over the chapter about ancient Egypt for us"?<br>"Gee.. that was like.. 5000 years ago, doesn't sound familiar. I'll have to go check my pictures."

"Hey Mrs. Lazarus can you quickly go over the chapter about ancient Egypt for us"?
"Gee.. that was like.. 5000 years ago, doesn't sound familiar. I'll have to go check my pictures."

@RepublicansDont RiotOrLoot LMAO YOU AINT WRONG

Umm gee.. I don’t know... Christopher Columbus? Doesn’t ring a bell 🌝 he found America? Doesn’t sound right... I mean that was like a million years ago

I mean she’d be right but like...


Could we say Lazarus's prosecution....."Rose from the Dead"  mpth...


Is she one of the recent women prisoners that got pregnant by a "transgender female" ????


This feels like entrapment. If she knew it was an interrogation she could have had a lawyer


Detective: "Have you ever met his wife?"
Stephanie: "Have I ever bit his wife?"
Detective: "I said 'met,' but ok..."

@Devour haha - it actually cracked me up when I wrote it.

Its been 3 days and I still laugh when i remember this comment

@Mary Galstyan But it is almost believable that she would have fumbled and said it during this poor performance......What it was came down to was 25 years of <b>Scott free</b> syndrome, She simply melted under the pressure and single handedly morphed into every kid in history that stole a cookie out of the cookie jar.

@Mary Galstyan But it is almost believable that she would have fumbled and said it during this poor performance......What it was came down to was 25 years of *Scott free* syndrome, She simply melted under the pressure and single handedly morphed into every kid in history that stole a cookie out of the cookie jar.

@Lunar DeBrie jeez, I-I mean, um, I’m trying to think of how close we were after we first met. And then there was-um- that, uh, that time we saw the monkey in 1992...Gosh!

Well gosh, that was a long time ago... You know, I- we- we never really were <i>that</i> close...

Well gosh, that was a long time ago... You know, I- we- we never really were _that_ close...

@ImThisCat🤣😂 its a joke it didnt actually happen

@ImThisCat its a joke not a real thing that was said


5:21 something about the shadows here give her a Pinocchio nose

ironic


My 8 year old pulls the same faces and uses the same phrases and question dodging when I quiz him on whether he has brushed his teeth or not before bed.
I've learnt a stack of handy interrogation techniques thanks to Jim.
Might even repay the favor and jump on your Patreon page and show you some support.

Do it! The Patreon is worth the dollar for sure

Get the DNA off his juice box during lunch

The eyes like portals to a cold hell also tend to be a strong clue

you need good interrogation techniques for an eight year old and make sure you gets his DNA for future evidence 🤣🤣


So, here's something interesting.

I spoke to a criminal psychologist about these videos, and she said she actually watched 4 of them in her college class.

How awesome are your videos when they are used as a teaching tool in its academic field.

These were taped within the police force and used for interrogation instruction. YouTube didn’t invent taping of interrogations. 😂

I wonder what would have happened if when they asked do you know "John ROOTIN" with the wrong pronunciation, she answered No. What would the criminal psychologist say about that?

@Alex A I transcribe homicide interrogations for a living. Maybe I should post them 😂

@BreakfastClub Unfortunately he has been copyright striked and cannot continue the channel because of that. He posted more about it in the community tab. It’s such a shame because this channel is so entertaining and educational.

@BrokedDownPalace Are you in college?  Cause like the guy said before you, YouTube videos work as good exercises and aren’t used as the primary source of learning.  Just because YouTube videos are good enough that a professor views them as the best way to explain the subject doesn’t mean it’s below average teaching.  Like the commenter said, some videos are just really good.

They should show these type of vids to Criminal Justice & Psychology classes

@BrokedDownPalace 4 videos = entire education? I'm a professional!😂

Wow, this is probably the most pathetic lie I’ve ever seen on YouTube for attention.  And that’s saying a lot.

@BrokedDownPalace you don't have to be so naive. An open minded person will learn more things. Everyone is in the state of learning their whole life, even teachers. Learning never stops.

Damn, that is pretty cool! These videos are entertaining and they teach us a lot.

so what was so interesting that you were going to share with us?

so what was so interesting that you were going to share with us?

@BrokedDownPalace they are obviously being taught by great professors but videos like these can be used as great examples to add to teaching

@chicken4090

But that doesn't matter. Literally the only thing that matters is the accuracy of the information itself.

The truth of a claim is impacted neither by the nature of the individual, the amount of people who agree, or the strength of their convictions.

The strength of a conclusion is based on the strength of the argument and not the merits of the individual.

@BrokedDownPalace

I wouldn't know. Because I personally lecture on propositional logic and syllogistic structure.

What does that mean?
It means I can evaluate evidence and argumentation to determine whether or not they can demonstrate the claims they attempt to make.

If they can't demonstrate their claims, it's usually because of a logical fallacy, either formal or informal.

Your comment here is a good example of a presuppositional fallacy. You simply presuppose a claim to be true at the beginning of your argument.

So, no. I don't know how poor it is that schools use videos on YouTube. Unlike yourself, I don't assume an academic video becomes invalid depending on which forum its on.

If I take a book written by Richard Dawkins and place it in the Fantasy section in a library, will that make biology fake?

Of course not. These type of jokes will fly on your 50 cent music videos. But here you will find academics who speak and think just a bit differently.

Are you sure she ment this one or full lenght one?

Are you sure she ment this one or full lenght one?

@BrokedDownPalace obviously watching a video is a very small portion of what teachers do,they just do it to showcase and give a picture in their heads ,especially in early stages.This actually a very good way of teaching and obviously not the only one.I mean just like another person mentioned they watched like 3 or 4 videos so it probably was around two classes most if they watched the one hour long ones.

I can’t believe this turned into an argument or debate.  The OP just said that college professors occasionally show JCS videos as a tool for students to learn some stuff while  entertained.
And it turned into a debate about college and student loans
Guys. It’s not that serious.

@BrokedDownPalace I highly doubt their entire education is coming solely from YouTube. Professors tend to explain the videos and teach from it. Not to mention YouTube isn’t the only media used. There are many other tools utilized from textbooks to online resources

i wonder why YouTube hates this channel and not others it's weird

@Wakey Wakey eggs and bakey it’s outdated unless you want to become a doctor or lawyer or engineer which is what people who are actually smart are going to college for. As for those who “end up in debt” or end up failing or dropping out its because they weren’t smart enough and had not plan in mind. They decide on not taking responsibility and blaming the system as being “outdated” don’t blame anybody else for your flaws.

My criminology teacher uses these videos as well! She had only assigned to watch 1 vid at the beginning of the semester but I ended up watching all of them in 2 days🥲

@tilliannn ungrateful af good recipe for a life time depression

@tilliannn ungrateful af good recipe for a life time depression

@Wakey Wakey eggs and bakey nah really, we just gotta abolish student debt or make education more affordable so people at least wont ruin their lives

so... Im basically a qualified criminal psychologist now? Nice.

so... Im basically a qualified criminal psychologist now? Nice.

@BrokedDownPalace  There is a much longer and more comprehensive video of this elsewhere.

And extra shitty that Youtube keeps taking them down

And extra shitty that Youtube keeps taking them down

I still don't know why he hasn't posted in a long time. It's been so many months. I really hope his channels doesnt die.

@BrokedDownPalace watched 4 of them in her class:

Yup, must've been the only thing they looked all year. 4 YouTube videos. It was only a 3 hour course. Such a shame.

C'mon man, being contrary just to be contrary doesn't make you look smart or cool, it makes you look like a bitter cynic. Rick isn't cool, you aren't supposed to like him.

@AshCosgrove yep. It's an outdated way if going towards a financially secure future. Most people end up almost 100k in debt. Entrepreneurship is the way to go.

@AshCosgrove No. It just means a college degree is another filtering process for employers. And let's be real here, we don't want random people performing surgery or designing bridges. Because there are literally lives at stake.

@BrokedDownPalace One problem is that most recordings aren't open to the public. Most interviews like this never get released and "mental illness sessions" (I assume you mean therapy with psychologists?) are protected by patient client confidentiality laws. So the number of interviews like this is actually much smaller than what you might initially believe.

@BrokedDownPalace You're not paying for the education, you're paying for the certification that you've completed courses and the pedigree/brand of the school so that others can be confident in your level of knowledge. If you just want to learn about something, there is no need to go to college for it.

@mar the dreamer Of course there is a massive amount of educational videos on YouTube. But if you're paying tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars for your degree (and there are multiple people in their class) so I would expect the degree of learning material to extend significantly beyond YouTube videos like this. Shit, if I was going for a criminal psychologist degree (as was what was originally mentioned), I would hope that there would be a massive reservoir of interrogations, mental illness sessions, etc given it's all recorded and you are going for a professional criminal psychology degree

@BrokedDownPalace dude, in case you haven't noticed, youtube is not only a source of entertainment but a place to find educational videos. I'm in my second year of med school, and most teachers highly recommend watching certain's YouTubers' videos or lectures before class. It's not that strange for schools to find useful material on here

@BrokedDownPalace they obviously teach you but they probably looked at these videos as an exercise or on a free day💁🏾♀ ain’t know way you can learn all that just by watching these videos💀

Or how poor is that schools resources given your paying tens of thousands for an education and they're getting their learning material on YouTube


14:53 There were 8 separate witnesses who testified that this woman confronted the nurse she murdered at her place of work in hospital, and that she was so aggressive that security had to escort her out. Moreover, she threatened to kill the nurse as she was being led out and yet this woman was given a Police uniform and guns. Maybe these are the minimum behavioural requirements to join the Police force.

Outrageous cops protected themselves in this case

@crazygeechee <br>It was mentioned in the video at the time-stamp I highlighted at the start of my comment.

@crazygeechee
It was mentioned in the video at the time-stamp I highlighted at the start of my comment.

Where did you find that info? I’d like to read more about this case and all the other evidence they has against her.  I think someone in the PD helped hide evidence

@FiNiSH Random
I don't usually respond to moronic or idiotic comments like yours, as one is better off watching cement dry.
Firstly, what was said in the video was sufficient enough for me to have said what I said. If this serving officer, HAD to be physically escorted by hospital security from the building after threatening the person she eventually killed using her service gun, was not enough for you to see this person was not fit to remain an officer, then you live on a different planet. Maybe to you her actions, threats to kill and being escorted by security is "we don't know what happened", and is not enough to remove this person as a uniformed officer with gun, but for the rest of the world it is enough evidence.
I suspect you are either training to be or are a police officer, hence your aggressive attitude in your comment and you seeing nothing untoward in this woman's behaviour at the hospital.
One last point: I don't need to besmirch "your" police force, they are doing just fine by themselves.
One more thing: For your information, I wasn't preaching.

Quit preaching. Nobody knows what actually happened in that hospital. How could they have punished her when it's impossible to know the full details? This doesn't reflect the competence of our police force. Saying otherwise is pretentious and stupid

yes, why wasn't she arrested at that time for breach of the peace and threats to kill. might have curbed her later violence. maybe.

@767 Driver Yeah bro, in third world counties. Police forces should not be this incompetent in first world countries. They're the equivalent of a gang.

@Opie Utt <br>I hope you are watching it like I did: from behind a sofa with a lawyer either side of me.

@Opie Utt
I hope you are watching it like I did: from behind a sofa with a lawyer either side of me.

@Lonesome Cowboy I'm watching her episode of Snapped right now here on YT.

@Opie Utt <br>Even worse. The hospital incident along with threats to murder should've ensured she was kicked out. One can only assume that incident was not reported to her colleagues. If that was the case, it was a terrible mistake. If it was reported and she remained a police officer, then that was an even worse mistake.

@Opie Utt
Even worse. The hospital incident along with threats to murder should've ensured she was kicked out. One can only assume that incident was not reported to her colleagues. If that was the case, it was a terrible mistake. If it was reported and she remained a police officer, then that was an even worse mistake.

She was already on the police force a few years before she murdered Sherri, but yeah.


I have to constantly remind myself that a lot of the questions they ask her are not to get a specific literal response but instead it's all a mind game so she will end up confesing because it stresses me so much that the answer to an easy question becomes such a long monologue. The detective's patience blows my mind every time.

Cos he's playing the long game. He knows that she's done it already and he is reeling her in gently. Impatience would be counterproductive.


Imagine how much LAW ENFORCEMENT is responsible for these unsolved crimes

@The RPG soulcrusher #CallofDutyWarzone I've beat you at warzone before


Can’t believe that she was working as a police, how tf could she pass the tests? It’s so disturbing, a normal person can obviously tell her personality is reflecting as a sick individual.

You think they do psychological screening?  If they do, it's likely to find people with certain traits to hire, not to weed them out.

@Elin Carlén I don't have a problem at all, in fact I think it's hilarious.<br>A bit disconcerning maybe, but that's for you to figure i guess

@Elin Carlén I don't have a problem at all, in fact I think it's hilarious.
A bit disconcerning maybe, but that's for you to figure i guess

@Frank Egle That seems like a bigger problem to you than to anyone else. Please just scroll pass if you don’t have anything intellectual to add to the discussion

@Elin Carlén External monologue: "It's so obvious that she is a sick individual, how could nobody have seen that?!"<br>Internal Monologue: "So which emoji should I use to accentuate the part where i refer to her murdering an innocent woman? Hmm the smiling one with the hearts floating around should do fine. Yeah that looks cute :)"

@Elin Carlén External monologue: "It's so obvious that she is a sick individual, how could nobody have seen that?!"
Internal Monologue: "So which emoji should I use to accentuate the part where i refer to her murdering an innocent woman? Hmm the smiling one with the hearts floating around should do fine. Yeah that looks cute :)"

@Elin Carlén police testing on moral grounds is a written and verbal test. When screening, it's difficult to weed out sociopaths and the like, specifically because there is no real weight. I mean, if the screening involved putting cadets under severe stress to test moral acuity maybe. But it is again hard to weed them out cause they will have time to plan for it. You can only go so far with a test before it becomes abuse. Don't listen to the blind cop-haters. I don't like them much either, but it's not so simple as they talk it up to be.

@Andy Dhillon that’s so messed up. It’s  different I Sweden. I’m sorry for y’all

It's not difficult to become a police officer.

Police officers have the highest number of domestic violence cases Tham any other profession.

@Elin Carlén Do you really think it's obvious because of her behaviour or do you believe it's obvious because you know that she's guilty

@Greg Fisher it’s kinda obvious I’m focusing and analyzing her since it’s her interrogation… Sure she’s shocked since she got caught of guard, and she’s shocked because she knows she’s not innocent🥰

She was totally caught off guard, so this is a raw reaction of shock. What's surprising is that she never said, "I'm not saying another word without a lawyer."

Also……working as a police? What is a police?

I think you’re focusing too much on her in this situation. She’s obviously not always like this ffs


I've watched this a few times..that golden moment at 0:50 when she realised in a split second that her world had disintegrated...pity we never saw the change of emotion in her face but you can hear it in her voice...excellent interview....she just fell apart !


I can’t believe she slept peacefully for almost 25 years after committing and getting away with Murder.


Personally I would be concerned if the woman I married was still intimately involved with a former boyfriend who worked in law enforcement. More concerned than if the other guy did not work for law enforcement.

If I’m understanding correctly, this guy was still dating this sociopath/cop while married to someone else. Apologies if I heard wrong from the video.

But if true than he bares some responsibility for this woman losing her life two decades ago. Granted, he’s not the one that committed the murder.


That's pretty crazy, she thought she got away with it! Science can now solve these cases. This also shows that even if you are trained or experienced. Lying is too hard to hide!


The fact that people like this are doing things like acting strange for a specific reason without even knowing it is really interesting


That ending was EPIC!!! I hope all the judges and everyone involved got to see this interview.


Holy shit!!! Her reactions to this looks so guilty it is almost obvious to anyone!!! Her hand movements, her trying to explain stuff with really good details, but in a long time pulling the memories out...<br>This lady is guilty

Holy shit!!! Her reactions to this looks so guilty it is almost obvious to anyone!!! Her hand movements, her trying to explain stuff with really good details, but in a long time pulling the memories out...
This lady is guilty


With all her hand movements hitting the table- I didn’t feel that I really needed to know more on how she otherwise acted guilty, that action is so obvious 😹


Amazing how after watching all of these videos it's a cop who performs the absolute worst. It'd be laughable if murder weren't involved.


JCS literally the top crime channel to exist on YouTube. Literally could have had his own show on Spotify or whatever program or platform. If it were up to most I feel a video a week would be ideal. But I know the fan base recognizes JCS is the best and so we gladly operate on his time.


You have a person who works for the police department who distrusts the system when that system is aligned against her and two detectives who agree with her about her distrust…

and people in law enforcement wonder why WE don’t trust them. 🤔


I could watch this 24 hours a day, and never get tired of it...lol....her expressions are priceless!

i lost count how many views i went thru. i watched all versions a few times yrs ago 😐🤪


I genuinely don’t understand why they told her she was not under arrest, free to leave, yet when she did so - they arrested her. Purely manipulation?

Needed to get her in a place where she didn't or couldn't have a gun. The D.A. and the chief of police put these two detectives in charge of the arrest. The location was key. They recorded with the hope that she would say something to incriminate herself and oh boy! did she ever! (BTW, she left her gun in her desk🤷🏽♀)


the way she tries to aggressively insist she doesn't remember stuff is a dead giveaway


Did they ever advise her of her constitutional rights? I know they did it under the guise of a consensual interview, but I don’t know how any of this is admissible. It appears that they had PC for arrest even  without this interview. Did they go through this whole charade just to get her gun away from her before arresting her?

Yes! Turns out that she wasn't even armed.  She left her gun in her desk upstairs. They didn't know that until she was asked for her weapon.

The video was admissible.


The fact the cops let her walk out thinking she was fine and dandy to only arrest her 2 minutes later is the cleanest, best pleasure.

@Nicx778 yep, basic maths that one & i'm crap at maths 😐

@Jimmy Ohara It's exactly what I thought though lol


This lady gives me anxiety. That is the face of crazy. Great viewing before going to sleep. The evasion has left me exhausted.

Just the Facts Jack.....or Stephanie in this matter. Now I’m uncertain of many things, it’s been like 1million years since I began typing this🤕


Why exactly would a truthful person volunteer that information without being asked but giving that type of information is also a sign of guiltiness?


Based on her character I can only imagine the shit she's done as a cop.

@Brandon Reid agreed .. but I returned to normal.. it was that 5 minute blip I wanted to flip out .  lol

@Glenda East im saying. How did that comment get so many likes?? I turned into a sociopath just reading that shit

@Peasant why are you laughing at her name??

@dgoo go read the comments, especially the first ones.  They are purposefully writing the words wrong .   It got me cranky 😂

Everyone is ignoring the obvious: this is the same department that completely disregarded her as a suspect because she was on the job and has known for vast cover ups. There’s a very distinct possibility that she was as dirty as they come and even this investigation was mismanaged poorly almost as a courtesy to her.

I feel like her being a murderer ruins the integrity of every case she ever worked on. And her doing fundraisers and stuff doesn't negate that fact. Her motives have been...self serving since she went to that womans home and killed her.

She reminds me of an annoying teacher not a cop LMAO

I think she was just OBSESSED with her ex and jealousy drove her crazy, otherwise she might be “normal”.

Sadly she seemed like a really good cop. Held fundraisers and climbed the ladder to a really chill job as an art theft investigator

@Glenda East wad do u means? i dink deer  toping is fine

You all's writing is pissing me off . Wtf


This is probably my favourite case ever tbh, so entertaining to watch

Agreed! Its already a classic, she ought to be rightly proud of the sensation...for all the wrong reasons.


I'm glad she's busted, but this brings back to mind what lawyers always say: Don't talk to the police. If the DNA evidence was so solid, why bother with the interrogation?

@Emma Gatewood Nice try....but no.
This was NOT an interrogation. The point was to arrest her in a location where she didn't and couldn't have a gun. These 2 detectives were responsible for the arrest location. They recorded in hopes that she would incriminate herself and she absolutely did 💯%!

Lawyered up or not she was getting arrested.....But ONLY with the certainty that she was unarmed.  (Fun fact: she left her gun in her desk upstairs 🤭)

@Emma Gatewood yeah, i come from a family of geniuses, don't make me a genius tho. you're No lawyer 😐🤪

1000% true that you shouldn't talk to police without a lawyer, & I say that as someone who comes from a law enforcement family...  As to why they bothered with the interrogation when they already had dna evidence- I think they did it just to fuck with her. It was punishment for dishonoring the badge and playing them for fools for over two decades. Well deserved and well played.


Everytime she lies she lifts her arm. she would be horrible at poker.


@ 13:10

you don't remember if you ever met her

you don't remember her name

you DO remember that she was a nurse

She's so bad at lying I can't wait to get to the end to find out how they actually caught her, because it definitely wasn't her brain that kept her out of jail...


Det:Can you give us a DNA SWAB<br>Her: maybe, cus now,now,now,now,now,now I’m caught.  I can’t believe this. In 1996 me and my husband got married right before that I killed her… I just can’t even believe it. I’m shocked. I’m shocked

Det:Can you give us a DNA SWAB
Her: maybe, cus now,now,now,now,now,now I’m caught.  I can’t believe this. In 1996 me and my husband got married right before that I killed her… I just can’t even believe it. I’m shocked. I’m shocked


Good Job Detectives! Finally JUSTICE for Sherri and her Family 💙


JCS - This video was the first production of yours that I watched a couple of years ago - miss you so much! Will check out your future platforms, thank you and your team for your excellent content and production values. ox


Her explanation is all over the place. Its like a trying to find that one piece in a jigsaw puzzle. 😪


“What happened to John?”

“I was born in 1958, I knew his mother”


love how Jim points out facial expession/clues, but tp be honest she comes away completely innocent


10 the time watching this 🤣 I can't get enough of her reactions


I would think that she would have at least worked on her story after that many years but,      Nope. 🤡<br>Side note * Her facial expressions matched Charles Manson.

I would think that she would have at least worked on her story after that many years but,      Nope. 🤡
Side note * Her facial expressions matched Charles Manson.


It took her an hour to realize she may need a lawyer? She’s been a cop for 26 years!

She totally deserves what she got I just gotta say I think their tactic of claiming the footage was surveillance and not an interrogation so they didn't have to read her her Miranda rights was absolute BS lol

She couldn’t lawyer up right out of the gate. That would be the white flag of surrender.

I thought she was a cop for "like a million years or so"?😂

This is only shows when being brought in for interrogation it's more than likely that the detectives know you're involved in the crime they're just fetching for a confession to make their case stronger for prosecution. They set a game plan for every suspect, they dropped the bomb that she's a suspect in the crime and then almost immediately pretended to be doing her a favor and that they're are trying to help her. She was a cop for over 20 years and still mindfucked her.

shes an art cop, also known as a receptionist.

I really believe that people think that asking for a lawyer is incriminating and pretending to be truthful and fully cooperating is the most inconspicuous tactic. Obviously the best thing to do is ask for a lawyer but I imagine this is the logic of why they wouldn’t

Its bc the questions started getting very particular and to the point!

@dorothyhelly all of her common sense went out the window, for this guy.

@Justin Ward That's just to fuck with you. They're no longer allowed in nearly any court because they can't actually show anything except excitement, they are mostly there so you get flustered and say things you wouldn't otherwise.

@TzunSu I’m applying to be a police dispatcher right now and I’ll have to take a polygraph test soon

Ppl get extremely stupid talking to cops!

@A BIt doesn't, polygraphs are garbage with no science behind them. There's good reasons for why they're inadmissible in most states of the US, and almost every country outside of the US. They're just on TV so much that people think they must work. In modern policing they're usually used to try to elevate stress levels during interrogations.

Then again, she also killed a woman using her work issued gun.  D’oh!

I'm more impressed she passed that polygraph test to get his job. Shows she's a psychopath.

@stu baker I think you’re vastly underestimating the camouflage skills of psychopaths / sociopaths. Dangerous individuals who fit that description need to fit in with society as a method of survival...if you’re not looking for them, many can fly under the radar

wonder why the professionals didn't pick up on her during 26 years..some cops shouldn't be cops..and police their own to root out unstable one's...but...hear it everyday somewhere...america  uhh

Probably thought she was outsmarting them until she wasn’t


Her eyes are scary you can tell she has no emotions and she’s a terrible liar


I do not think she ever intended to kill his wife.  She was still deeply in love and a stalker and was snooping around John's house and probably did not expect his wife to be home sick that day.

yes indeed, she was caught off guard surprised, so had to take evasive action fast. <br>i watched a few versions of these Stephanie videos yrs ago 😐🤪

yes indeed, she was caught off guard surprised, so had to take evasive action fast.
i watched a few versions of these Stephanie videos yrs ago 😐🤪


All she could have said is “I haven’t heard from him in years, yes we did date” and could have avoided all of this.


Thank science for not letting her get away.


She threatened her life at her work and then she ended up murdered, yet got away with it for 25 years? How?


She's a cop and didn't know how to interview! She should know to assume they know everything so tell them everything whilst also telling them nothing as you would do with a good lie. She has 'got away' with it for 2 decades so she must know that the only thing that could incriminate her is the bite on her victim's arm through DNA, so invent a reason why that might be there. It's so long ago she could claim they were lovers and had a fight before she left and her victim was killed. That's how clearly guilty get away with crimes. Clearly this woman is not bright so, also, clearly it must have been the cops covering for her when she committed the crime!


Detective: How'd you first learn about that?

Stephanie: Well......


Wait... I thought police protect their own no matter what they do or who they murder...? People on reddit and Twitter told me that!


You just hate to see it, all the animals who swept up after her all those years to protect their own reputation have a long retirement in hell to look forward to.


She has those crazy eyes she really thought she got away with it


Did the Judge give her a million years? I hope!


what was the whole story ? was this because the guy was flirting with her and got his wife killed ? what was the  motive ?


Dhar Mann is right, what happens in the dark, always comes to light.


She was under arrest at the moment she walked in, but she didn’t know.


she reminds me of my brother when he gets caught watching  <del>stuff</del>

she reminds me of my brother when he gets caught watching  -stuff-


The Jim carey of criminals 😂 that last scene made me think of the mask


It took her an hour to understand that this was an interrogation


Can we just talk about how the detectives started the convo about an arts case, then proceeded to ask literally no questions related to art

mwtriplett1 not much of a cover if u don’t ask any art questions, I’m stating that she should have already realized it was a cover being a cop herself and not being asked anything about art. They never even mentioned an art case haha she should of been on to them from the jump but luckily she wasn’t very intuitive or very aware of her situation. Which is good cause they caught her up

@Black Phoenix they literally told HER at the beginning of this interview that the art thing was just a cover story out of respect to her so her co-workers wouldn't realize she was being interrogated. This was addressed earlier in the comments. She def. understood she was in deep shit right from the giddy-up. But yes she should've lawyered up instead of incriminating herself for an hour.

@Jacku Dark You want to confront a murderer with the fact that this is her last moment as a free women and have hear wearing a pistol within reach?

Jacku Dark During a police interview, all people in the room need to be stripped of any and all weapons, including fire arms, tasers, and pepper sprays. It’s to facilitate an environment conducive to acquiring sensitive information that police interviews are intended for. If anyone had a weapon, it could be argued that the interviewee was under duress, therefore rendering the entire interview and all information in it inadmissible in court.

Ikr haha I was like eventually they’ll ask something. Once she realized no art was involved as a cop she shoulda lawyered up

@Jacku Dark she could lose her shit and go out guns blazing.

A concerned stranger • 20 years ago<br> I mean she had to, if she had requested an attorney and wanted to remain silent it would become obvious she’s guilty so she HAD to roll with it to keep low profile

A concerned stranger • 20 years ago
 I mean she had to, if she had requested an attorney and wanted to remain silent it would become obvious she’s guilty so she HAD to roll with it to keep low profile

Hard_Boiled85 why was getting rid of the weapon so important? I just don’t get why that’s anyhow significant

They needed to get her to the interrogation room - And most importantly a 'reason' to strip her of her weapon to go into the room.

They literally explained that they only used that to get her away from her desk so there wouldn't be any rumours spread due to the actual line of questioning.


Have these videos been shortened/cut down? I swear they were twice as long before...


She nearly shit a brick when they asked for a dna sample


I like how she keeps calling 17 years a million years... Lol


The ultimate crazy ex. Her laugh at the end of the video was CHILLING


How do you know Jon?<br>Stephanie: We’ll, god said let there be light…

How do you know Jon?
Stephanie: We’ll, god said let there be light…


"I mean....what's this all about "?? 😂😂😂😂😂 That effort to look innocent is priceless 😁😁😁😁


I think Law & Order based an episode off of this EXACT situation. Crazy


Even a cop thinks the cops were on her side 😂😂


Hiding in plain sight… she thought she was genius.


😂😂😂😂😂😂 that last few seconds suited this hitch to a T!!!! Good edit😂😂😂😂


"Did you ever meet her"
"God I don't know"
Yeah......


Whenever I'm sad I watch this part 25:00


This reminds me of the scene from Shrek, when Prince Charming is asking Pinocchio about where Shrek is, and he says: “Welll…I don’t know where he’s not”


witch witch witch!! I am just appalled at the Police Dept and how much cover up they did. I wish they all got their ass in trouble.  Am sure is way more than we can read about too. She cant lie now. 2022 and the DNA tests are extremely accurate.

yes, but be mindful aware,- this is of year 2009 🤔😐


Coming here from Stephanie Soo’s true crime mukbang ❤ love her. Crazy story


Lol, the "gulpig" she did when her mind went wild about the possibility that she's going to get caught.  Imagine  the dreams she had all of those years or should I call them "nightmares".


Stephanie: I've lost my house on the earthquake:<br>Interrogator: Ooooh good 🤣

Stephanie: I've lost my house on the earthquake:
Interrogator: Ooooh good 🤣


They gave her the Chris Hansen treatment when she tried to leave 🤣🤣


Did this video not used to be 50 minutes long?

this is an edited version to highlight key points 😐


This woman has the most active shoulders and eyebrows in the business... they need their own agent!


I love this case l just wish she got more time, it's even sweeter that they got this witch when she was probably ready to retire 🤣😂, that woman did nothing to her.


Show the jury the eyes @6:15

I believe the untechnical term for that is "crazy eyes"