I must admit these detectives played her like a fiddle. They had a seasoned detective in the hot seat and got her to babble on and on and on, and not till the very end did it dawn on her she was busted, bravissimo.

They sure did! Lead her straight to where they wanted her to go. I have to admire their brilliance, I sure wouldn’t want to be in that spot.

I think she knew she was busted immediately. But she kept trying to explain her way out of it. What choice did she have?

@Elizabeth Bennet And your point is? She's also a murderer which is some 'accomplishment'

@bruce biggy she had friends in her youth, partied a lot, made detective and had a long term marriage. thats more than a lot of people have accomplished

@David Mayberry Sociopaths feel anxiety where as psychopaths dont,unless I've got it the wrong way round 😊

Not Stephanie Lazarus but she’s coming up !

Jack Spade not only am I fascinated it’s what my entire true crime podcast is about check it out ! Therightshoepodcast.com

@City Sistaz Not a good idea to be 'fascinated' by these sort of things - self fulfilling prophecies and all that. I would recommend the grey rock method.

Dan Allen damn you are right ! I was thinking why the hell is she going on and on but that’s it she’s a narcissist wow this case has always fascinated me but not for any good reasons

@David Mayberry hmm, hard to say. The title says sociopath but I guess it's not conclusive.
Psychopaths also don't tend to last in marriage, move from one to the next, multiple kids who they usually abandon.
This case is similar to the Jodi Arias case, except Arias seems much more composed. You're right, we don't know enough to say one way or the other.
Was just watching the one about colonel Russell  Williams, cool as a cucumber and some still  say he's not a psychopath, others say he is, who knows
I guess he would need to be evaluated.

@bruce biggy She fell apart in the interview, but obviously she had been pretty functional to hold a marriage together for a long time (rare for a sociopath) and keep her job for so long (rare for a sociopath). I'll admit that her lack of planning for the murder is more sociopathic in nature because it's sloppy and impulsive, but being impulsive, as well as fighting and aggression are common traits found in antisocial personality disorder as a whole which is adherent in both sociopaths and psychopaths. It was almost definitely not her intention to murder, she undoubtedly went to argue and became enraged, its not as if psychopaths are incapable of a sudden violent outburst. Keep in mind that the majority of psychopaths and sociopaths never hurt anyone, so judging her condition solely on one night of sloppy rage doesn't really make sense. Just look it up and check the boxes and tell me which applies best. At the end of the day I don't know about you, but I'm not a doctor I'm just a person with a lot of experience with people who have mental disorders, and even if you were a doctor neither of us have enough to go on from what little we know to make a sound diagnoses, but from what's provided here in this video, her behavior suggest she's probably more of a psychopath in my opinion.

@David Mayberry I'd say sociopathic. Violent murder, overkill, messy.<br>Her demeanour in the police interview, rambling, nervous tics, doesn't seem very composed for a psychopath, although it's possible she's a low functioning psychopath

@David Mayberry I'd say sociopathic. Violent murder, overkill, messy.
Her demeanour in the police interview, rambling, nervous tics, doesn't seem very composed for a psychopath, although it's possible she's a low functioning psychopath

@Mc C Oh yeah definitely. You can hear a slight shake in her voice.

I think she knew from the minute they asked her if she knew him. Her stomach dropped and heart began pounding.

@Genesis Handboards well than you disagree with me, because sociopaths have more of an ability to have empathy, they are more likely to show guilt after committing a crime, psychopaths on the other hand are completely selfishly motivated. Psychopaths usually have a better ability to "fool" people around them into believing they're normal, they can fake emotion better. Sociopaths usually can't hold long term jobs and relationships, psychopaths can.

@David Mayberry I 100% agree. She seems like she could go into a psycho rage, while possibly still have empathy for other situations in life?

@Dan Allen I'd say she's more of a psychopath than a sociopath.

It's not hard to do with a narcissist, there could literally be a video of her committing the murder playing on a tv behind the detectives and she'd still believe that she's smart enough to talk her way out of it.

I didn't help her case much that she is obviously a narcissistic sociopath who thought she could just explain her way out of it.


She is so animated, the faces she makes are ridiculous. She’s like: 😟🤔😁😠😊🙄😲

@DreamTeam she could be in straight up fight or flight adrenaline mode

@Marufio M How many people have you seen questioned by the police? :) But it's obvious she's lying and in high distress from her exaggerated expressions.

I never seen anyone act this way when being questioned by police

its like a kid trying to explain their bad grades. I would know <b>vietnam flashbacks</b>

its like a kid trying to explain their bad grades. I would know *vietnam flashbacks*

it looks normal for women 40+ years old to me

@Sumaia Hassan She’s trying too hard, it has the opposite effect that she aimed for! It makes her look even more guilty.


"Did you know his wife?"<br>"I ate a moth once when I was 3."

"Did you know his wife?"
"I ate a moth once when I was 3."

"Maybe? I don't know! It was like a million years ago!"
Bizarre face expressions

"Maybe? I don't know! It was like a million years ago!"
*Bizarre face expressions*

Or was I 4?? Ooohhh <b>pull silly face</b> let me see. 3 or 4 maybe even 5 I mean Geeee it was so long ago!

Or was I 4?? Ooohhh *pull silly face* let me see. 3 or 4 maybe even 5 I mean Geeee it was so long ago!

@Laven Lofi was it a red one? Seems like relevant info

@Being offended is a choice 37:16 now you will

@John Mundinger they said something like " ?? that's not even funny, there are lots of other funnier comments. "

That would have been the most rational answer in the entire interview. Even if she hadn’t been the murderer, judging by her demeanor she never should have been a cop, even at mall level.

@Theazy Hunnit ? they deleted their comment. how do you know what I was talking about. karen

@Being offended is a choice your screen name is solid! Amen!

@Laven Lofi omg sand except it was kindergarten

@{UKRAINE} ?? your comment is so unnecessary

OMG I never laughed so loud in my life!!

@{UKRAINE} I kissed a boy who proposed to me on the playground with a ring pop at 1st grade


"Can you describe your relationship with John?"<br>Stephanie: "According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black."

"Can you describe your relationship with John?"
Stephanie: "According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black."

I clicked on read more and expected your comment to be the entire script of the Bee movie

"In conclusion...I have no idea it was like a million years ago geez"

Ooh black and yellow, let’s shake it up a little!


It's funny that her last name is Lazarus because the case was RESURRECTED against her lmao.

@Streety lol wait till u find out that the gov worship the devil secretly, because there is a god, this world didnt  pop out of no where

also cus it would prob take jesus to help her out of this situation

biblical pun, unexpected, but not unwelcome.

How you really know you got salvation ? The faith i see in churches be so basic. The spirit God gave me is so gracious. He waited for me man He's so patient. The minute that we're born we're given a death sentence. How long it gone take you for repentance. Everyday that go by just be waisted. You believe from your mouth but you faken. The way you live your life is the proof you love satan. You cant be saved if you religion. You cant be saved if you a mason. You cant be saved if you love sinning. Everybody wanna ge to grinnin when i say your fruits is your faith man you slippin. If you don't endure to the end you'll be in hell till the end , you'll be a victim. Matthew 24:13 to be specific. Jesus saved us all when he died , so prolific. If you believe you'll achieve as a Christian. It ain't easy living righteous in these system. If you trust in the Lord you'll be winning. Im not saying that in life that you'll never be a victim. If you obey you'll have peace in these prison. Im so glad that He died and He's risen. Im so glad He put me through the fire and He saved me.

@April Showers your right we saved by faith and not by works. But faith without works is dead. The way you live your life is proof you love satan. You cant be saved if you love sinning.

@Miguel Mendez even the devil went to church. Only God  can judge, regardless of drug use girl or man chasing ect. Your good works aren’t gonna get you in heaven, it’s your heart and honesty about your bad or good behavior. It’s about your heart condition. Everyone sins.

@Blitzer i ain't with the nonsense nor with the jokes , yall know what i mean. There are two places a man end ups when he passes away , Heaven or hell , yet No man can know God except through Jesus Christ. If a man gives his life to Jesus dont expect things to get easy , you got a 🎯 bullseye 🎯 on your  back. FYI ma background ( weed , drugs , you know worldly pleasures  .....  All that .The list keeps going ) people think a Christian man perfect raised up in a church. I wasnt raised up in no church. Im just like yall. But i Gave it all up for Jesus though. And ima keep going till the day i die. Ima fight the good fight like the Bible says to do. He who endures to the end shall be saved.

@Miguel Mendez cool that means I can have gods after him

@GullyBop As far as i know, the word comes from latin LIGO (to tie, to put together, to remember) so RE-LIGO is to put together again 2 things that have been separated (humanity and spiritual world) or to try to remember our spiritual nature.<br>Of course, when somethings is created with good intentions, it is quickly attacked by evil, that's why religions have flaws, contradictions, and evil people trying to take advantage from them

@GullyBop As far as i know, the word comes from latin LIGO (to tie, to put together, to remember) so RE-LIGO is to put together again 2 things that have been separated (humanity and spiritual world) or to try to remember our spiritual nature.
Of course, when somethings is created with good intentions, it is quickly attacked by evil, that's why religions have flaws, contradictions, and evil people trying to take advantage from them

Terrible pic of her at 2:29. Just terrible.

@Streety you shall have no other god's before me.

@Miguel Mendez which god is right? Your god? A Hindu god?  I could name many. It’s all written to control a populace at the time.  Zero meaning in today’s world.   Religion is a disease of humanity.  It’s caused far more harm than good.

The Bible says that we all are guilty of breaking the ten commandments of God. As a result we all deserve to go to hell because none is righteous , no not one. But the good news is that you dont have to go to hell. Jesus Christ loves you so much that he died for your sins and if you repent of your sins and give your life to Jesus Christ then you will be saved. Jesus is calling on all to repent and you no longer have to live in despair but in love , joy , and peace..... Through Jesus Christ.

Come forth into this jail cell, Lazarus!


Life's so good when you don't go around killing people, man I can't imagine being in any of these people's situations, I get all nervous just listening to these interrogations

You’ll notice the commenter acts in shock and horror of the culprits - a common form of projection that other culprits put forth to cover their own guilt.

@Roborovski Hamster plan well. deny everything. be quiet.
pretty simple.
NOT 😂

I get nervous, my hands get clammy, and I start stuttering when my husband finds out I went to Dairy Queen without him. I CANNOT IMAGINE how terrified she would be - especially after feeling like after 20 years she’d totally gotten away with it.

I wonder if she stayed on the police force because she thought it would be good “insurance” against her ever getting called out?!

I would be confessing the first 3 min lol

@Mira .45 glass half empty or half full 🤷♂

I'm glad it's generally very easy to not kill people. I couldn't bear the stress.

fr i scare myself putting myself into these criminals’ positions

@Ponch that means they're just good manipulators, not actual good cops.

@Ponch That by default makes them terrible Cops... 😬

@Sebastián you never know man… some cops are terrific at interrogations. Some extremely good cops get confessions from INNOCENT people.

Bro this is how I feel watching these “thank God I don’t kill-I can never do this💀”

@aka 098 no matter how nervous I am it would be impossible for me to make any sort of confessions since I wouldn't feel guilty of anything🤫🤫

40:15 And This is called Reductio Ad Absurdum
Or appeal to extreme
Are you trying to hide something buddy ? 🤔


I have never seen someone give away their guilt as much as this woman. It was almost cartoonish.


She acts like she has such a foggy memory but she instantly recalls specifics like "we all lived on the 10th floor" and "I attended from 78-82" and "his brother attended this school" and on and on. Other important things just seem to slip her mind entirely.

@jeaniebird Oh I think she's definitely lying.  Of course she is. She murdered the woman.  She's going to act as though she doesn't remember her name or anything about her.  I'm quite sure she remembers every detail

ImmortalHitman psychopathic narcissists do this.

@AngelaTC My ex did the exact same thing.  22 yrs of marriage and he walked out and got married before the ink was dry on the divorce papers.  Unfortunately divorced his kids along with me. That's another story.
But I can also tell you everything about her.  I made it my mission at the time to find out everything lol
We've been divorced only 13 yrs and now i'm glad to be rid of him.  Meanwhile,  he's on his 3rd marriage lol

mmortalHitman sorta like the “psychic” that tells the person 7 specific details of what the “spirit” has said to him (in full sentences)-but can’t ever get the “spirit” to just say it’s own damn name. “I’m seeing a Mary-Margaret-May...she’s giving me an M, very strong. She says make sure to keep an eye on your son while you’re on vacation in Cancun.” I mean, c’mon...🧐🙄🙄

@Dylan Scott right. It's like you remember 80 per cent , have an idea, but get bits wrong etc.

For me the best bit is when she is asked about the wedding. Shes like...."of course I didnt go. I was going to kill that bitch...why would I go to her wedding"

I had the same thought.  When my ex and I broke up, he married another woman almost immediately.  It crushed me. Obviously I am over it now, but that was 30 years ago and I can still tell you her name, what she did for a living, where she lived, where he lived, and the exact date they got married.  I know the date we broke up, what car I had then, where he worked where I worked, plus about a million other little details.

Yeah, she also remembers what kind of car people drove at a given point. Also, she says she is "picture nut", who has thousands of pictures. That absolutely upholds and/or triggers memories.

ImmortalHitman right...she even remembers the name of the Dorm but doesn’t remember if she “knows” his dead wife?!? 🤣😩🤦🏽♀🙄


Stephanie: *doesn’t answer a very simple question

Politicians: ✍✍✍✍

s4ndr3x I was thinking of this exactly! Came to my mind as I saw the emotes lol

I do not recall, memory loss seems to run rampant in politics


the way shes talking gives me elena vibes ^what am i even- how- theres nothing left for me! ah!^


If I had a nickel for every time she said “ya know?” “I mean…” or “it’s been so long ago” I could fund research to build a time machine to go back and stop the crime before it happened

@TIV67 Playz 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for making me laugh today I needed it

@Kriegerdorf This is terrible news!

That means that I'll never get my pizza!

But then you would create a rift in time because if this crime never happened, you would‘ve never gotten the money and then you never would‘ve build the time machine :D

Ah yes a very original comment. Very good stuff.

Could you go back in time to 30 minutes ago and order me a pizza? Major league hungry over here.


Wait a second this video has been cut in half <br>They really are fucking with your channel wow

Wait a second this video has been cut in half
They really are fucking with your channel wow


She had 20 years to think about what she is gonna say if she ever would get interrogated🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂

@phi50 It's a pretty reasonable assumption if you have been getting away with murder for a quarter century to think you will continue to do so. I am sure the first day, week, month, year, even 10 years after the murder her heart rate would increase and she would be on the alert....but after 25 years...her heart and pulse rate probably never skipped a beat, until the very last quarter of this interview when she realised her lies weren't doing their usual magic.

@RikXtreme4 I agree.  After this much time went by, she probably figured she's in the clear...

@BigBoogookie she a cop. She should have caught that way earlier.

Canberk Peşman that’s such a good point!!!

She had completely disassociated herself from the incident. She thought that after a quarter century it was never gonna come back and bite her in the azz.

She was a damn cop as well. Staggering that she did not know better.

She probably did daily face exercises also to be super ready to over react

@RikXtreme4 yea after a few years she probably thought she got away with it

20 years is a long time.. she probably stopped rehearsing after the first 3 years..

. . .& the best she could come up with was; um & gee. 🤔<br>Another criminal mastermind comes undone.

. . .& the best she could come up with was; um & gee. 🤔
Another criminal mastermind comes undone.


If it wasnt her heavy breathing, terrible acting, avoiding the questions, it was definitely the facial expressions.

@mraso30 she made it pretty obvious, there was a huge difference between when she started the interview and when they started to bring up everything.

@Koolaid Man they already knew it was her from the start i was just saying like if they didnt

Dude that jaw wiggle chew thing got to me

@Christopher They're fake as fuck reactions, I don't think an innocent person would have such fake reactions, even if aware that they were a prime suspect, which Stephanie was NOT aware of for the majority of the interview. An innocent person, in that situation, would have no reason for faking reactions, and would be trying a lot harder to remember all the details, give as much clear information as they can remember, even probably being truthful about the bad interaction at the hospital, so that it would not appear they were hiding anything. And when asked for DNA, to clear their name, they'd agree in a heartbeat to end the questioning, as even an innocent person could accidentally fuck up on a tough question in a long interrogation, whereas DNA would irrefutably clear their name. Whereas Stephanie is "not sure" if she'd provide it and "may need to consult with a lawyer", basically biding her time, or hoping she'll learn more about what DNA they may have on hand and if maybe it really isn't hers anyways, despite her knowing she did it, and it likely is hers, there is always a chance that it maybe was not, or could be explained away some other way (for example, if it wasn't the bite mark, perhaps they found Stephanie's hair in the apartment/house, and she could claim she remembers being there at an earlier date, for whatever reason, perhaps the confrontation some friends say she had at the house with the victim). Basically, she's hoping that her lawyer can figure out and advise her on if the DNA sample would be damning, or could be explained away if it is a match). An innocent person wouldn't really worry about these details, because they'd know it is not their DNA, no way, no how.

Actually, I could believe the facial expressions.  Who would not be worried in such situation?  Even innocent people can be convicted. Cops know that more than anyone.  What did it for me was the content of her responses.  I would never forget that I had gotten into fights with someone who was murdered whose spouse I dated.

@Shelly She never imagined this  day, thought  she had  gotten away with it

The craziest thing is that she VERY nearly got away with it -- bad acting, heavy breathing, avoiding questions, dumb facial expressions, etc will not get you put in jail -- her DNA on the bite mark of that woman put the nail in the coffin. WIthout that, she would still to this day be blinking furiously and shrugging like "HUH???!!? So weird you guys asked me those weird questions????"

imagine how hard it would be to fake after actually killing someone

You'd think she'd be better at this, having had over twenty years to prepare. 😖🙄

I watch these just for some audio in the background while drawing so I usually don't get to see the screen. I go to stop the video for some reason and pause mid way because of how cartoonish her expressions were.


“Did you kill her?”

“I mean gee, this was a million years ago, i mean can you give me a year?”

@lxs haha i swear i wanted to comment that same thing the second i saw boosted’s comment lol

I saw this comment before the end... seemed like a plausible dialogue given how the rest of it went

@KC W Boosted97gp: "Err, it just doesn't sound familiar"


Yes it was, big chunks are missing. Youtube is messing with his channel. Please check out his twitter!


Just because she doesn't speak properly doesn't mean she's guilty of anything


she is absurdly irritating to listen to. "So when did you last talk to him?" "Oh gosh oh jeez uhm dumb surprised face wow, gee I mean uh, huh, well, I graduated in- well, phew, uh, I mean well, uhm, huh, surprised gremlin face well his brother played soccer, jeez heh-"

she is absurdly irritating to listen to. "So when did you last talk to him?" "Oh gosh oh jeez uhm *dumb surprised face* wow, gee I mean uh, huh, well, I graduated in- well, phew, uh, I mean well, uhm, huh, *surprised gremlin face* well his brother played soccer, jeez heh-"


Her eyes truly terrify me. I can't imagine the terror that Sherri felt in her last moments at the hands of this monster.

Ikr this evil monster should’ve been rotting in jail since her youth. Sherri didn’t get her justice


Detective: Were you ever near John's new house after he got married?

Stephanie: oh yeah I used to play softball after work in the park that's now the gas station owned by the Smith brothers from Vegas.  They bought the park after the state lost the lawsuit Douglas v. California about the truck that crashed into the Graham children - you remember? It was the day it shot up to 122 degrees in the shade and the driver Douglas Billingsly III said he blacked out. Anyhoo, our team used to play right there at the accident scene - it was Jack, Tim, Phyllis, me, Robbie, andd Gwen. Our record was 22 wins 1 loss that year. We would've had a perfect record but our pitcher had a bloody nostril halfway through game 17 and we had to substitute him with "Boozer the Loser" in the bottom of the 4th inning.

Detective: And what was John's wife's name?

Stephanie:  Uh, um, jeez. Oh boy. Jeez. Camille, Cheryl,  Sherri. I don't know, something, someone. I think it was a girl's name.

I am weak  at Boozer the Loser bruhhhh this comment is hilarious 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I agree that is the greatest comment. No one can beat that comment. You deserve a great big star 🌟. It’s very cleaver smart I wished I could have thought of that. Anyhoooooo love it. 👏👏

CM : What can I say that hasn't already been said? Oh, maybe this ... Your comment hit 3k likes on 7/20/2020. (Suprised me when liking changed 2.9k to 3k.) Congrats!

This is the best comment love it HAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA 😂😂 ANYHOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!⭐⭐

😂🤣 perfect 👏🏼 but I’m sure you should have checked your pictures first🤭 cos it was a million years ago 🤷♀

@GusMortis u took the comment so far to the left .they said put your picture in your profile bc people like to see a face and put it with a laugh .  If I hear a comedy skit and it's just the audio ..I too wanna see the person the comedy belongs to. If I was to look in someone's closet and see their clothes and shoes ..an I liked their style , I too would want to see the person who wears the clothes     it's natural to wanna put a face to things .  The person who put that comment is not being thirsty ....they are just naturally curious to who this funny belongs too    but your obviously allowed to have your opinion..but to say they are thirsty is extreme

@L.Wilhite please comment on every video u watch .. lol you funny ..u made me laugh

I mean... Gosh... this comment  is... I mean... Hilarious. Jeez... I mean... Kudos’ Ya know... and Jeez...

Now this is the content I come to YouTube for

Now this is the content I come to YouTube for

Of all the analytical videos I've watched on YT about interrogations, I've never disagreed with any of yours or any of the comments you make either in writing, which are hilarious and you should do more of, or when you pause and speak.  I was a cop for 12 years, and I remember clearly everything I ever remember about field interrogations I did on suspects.  I look forward to more of your videos in the future!

Literally had me rolling on the floor laughing from your comment.

Literally had me rolling on the floor laughing from your comment.

I know I dated guys, I think he may have dated other guys.  I think at one time we were both dating the same guy at the same time, I mean the exact same time, like we were in the room together.  Wait, that was when we were in Hawaii, you know, with John.  We were all wet, I remember water and latex.  It could have been a condom or a wet suit, I don't know, it's been like a million years ago.  I remember thinking Boozer would have probably liked it, the latex, but then I thought, no... I'm pretty certain he had an allergy to latex, which was why half the girls call him Boozer the Loozer, and then he found lamb skin condoms, and the other half called him Boozer the Floozer.  I may have been one of them, I don't know, it's just been so long ago.  I know Greg had a cat named Bobo and a pet hamster named Clarice.  We joked about it, you know, with John, in Hawaii, because Silence of the Lambs was going to have an agent named Clarice, but we had no way of knowing back then that was going to happen.  But what does Bobo have to do with something that happened like a million years ago?  I specifically remember this one time Clarice got loose and Bobo tried to eat her, but that's when Greg found out that she was actually a he, Clarice that is, so he got a female hamster so they could mate and maybe have babies they could feed to Bobo to supplement her diet, because her Vet said her protein levels were low.  But, you know, I only saw Bobo maybe once or twice, I may have petted her, it's just been so long ago.  Wait, I remember one time she scratched me on the right arm, no, no, it was the left because I remember telling Greg we should go to Hawaii, with John, and tell him about the whole Clarice was really a boy story, because maybe he'd get a kick out of that.  But then we heard John's wife died because I saw the flyer and recognized the picture matching the person I had maybe killed, and then Greg decided to feed both hamsters to Bobo, and she actually choked to death eating Clarice.  He never changed her name after finding out she was a boy.  But no, I don't remember ever meeting John's wife.  I couldn't even tell you her name or where she worked.  I think they lived in the Valley, but I don't know where.  I could have been at like 12345 Roscoe.  A white house with purple shutters and Acacia trees growing on the west side of it that kind of look like miniature versions of bigger trees.   But I don't think I ever saw it.  I know there was a door, that was only like 3 feet tall which lead into the cellar, I remember it had a weird latch I had to open when I crawled through it into the house, but no.  I was never there for any reason, ever.  What's this got to do with Bobo?  I mean, Bobo died like a million years ago.

Late to the party but comedy gold lives on forever! Christ, that was funny.

Fuckn amazing. You’re a great writer. I genuinely laughed out loud, not just air through my nose. Bravo 👏🏻<br>Edit: a word

Fuckn amazing. You’re a great writer. I genuinely laughed out loud, not just air through my nose. Bravo 👏🏻
Edit: a word

Morning Glory CM is like the best commenter ever lol

Morning Glory CM is like the best commenter ever lol

This is great. Best comment I've ever seen!!  😂😂

This is great. Best comment I've ever seen!!  😂😂

“I think it was a girls name.”  Lololololol

“I think it was a girls name.”  Lololololol

Why does she think her picture taking hobby is relevant? Who the eff cares?

Who effing cares where his brother went to school, that his sister spent the night at her place. When she went to school. Puh...geez. I couldn't even tell ya...

I'm literally irritated watching this. Her 2nd longest relationship ever. 4yrs. But she claims she wasnt considered his gf, he wasnt considered her bf. But they went on several expensive vacations. U know, places we'd all take an acquaintance. 🤥

Lol.. loved reading that.. she was/is a nutter.. or what we called a banger here in Scotland.

@C M OMG just when I thought your first comment was the funnest thing Ive ever read... 😂😂 Ahhaa best YouTube comments goes to you

I HAD TO GO BACK AND FIND THIS COMMENT THIS MORNING! I laughed so hard I hurt. I screen shot this little montage for future use. Whenever I need a non-alcoholic pick me up!

If your not a screenwriter, become one.

I am crying at work bc I can't laugh out loud! My eyes are watering with laughter! It's 5:30am I gotta take a break outside!

Funny af 😂😂😂😂😂😂👊

Funny af 😂😂😂😂😂😂👊

Over the years as DNA and everything else that's been developed, she HAD to know her time was coming sooner or later. Pure Psycho

C M I think YouTube should hand out awards for “best comment”.........you would win.......hands down!!!  🥇 🥇 🥇

@Jacqui Peers Geez only x2?? Hell No Dude. It's <b>OVER 9000</b>

@Jacqui Peers Geez only x2?? Hell No Dude. It's *OVER 9000*

LMAO!!! Her daddy must've been Jim Billy Bo Stump and her mommy was Tanka Raye Thornton.

Once this interview got to 1hr..... she was Cooked like a 🎄🦃!!!!! Those Eyes.... 🐽👀👁👁CRAZY!!!!

Blondesense I think i speak for everyone here when I say, Thank YOU for letting us see your profile picture 😏😂😂 I’m kidding btw

@Blondesense also learn how to respond to a comment t on YouTube.

@Blondesense also learn how to respond to a comment t on YouTube.

@Blondesense "you need to add a pic to your profile so we can see the genius who wrote this comment. Are all your comments this funny?" that's you, that's how you sound. He was funny, now you want to see if he is attractive. You're thirsty. The only thing that was missing from this lame interaction was a playful touch on the shoulder.

You should be writing for a sit-com. Actually, no, you wouldn't last a week there -- your writing's way too smart for TV. How about a screenplay -- we want to know more about "Boozer the Loser" and the rest of the gang!

Yoo this comment got me dying her faces mmmm idk

Yoo this comment got me dying her faces mmmm idk

@C M the follow up even! Do your friends know that you're funnier then them?

Please comment on every video I watch. This genuinely made me LOL

Please comment on every video I watch. This genuinely made me LOL

Haha I see you read the court transcripts too. That was also my favorite part.

😂💀🤣 I tried to hold my laugh in cause I'm in a waiting room, but it didn't work. This so funny🤣

C M Is that something that really did happen, or did you completely make them up, lol? Awesome comment!!

@C M You are really clever and so funny. Thank you.

@C M You are really clever and so funny. Thank you.

Perfect example of someone giving too much detail as a sign of lying lol

Perfect example of someone giving too much detail as a sign of lying lol

crying laughing over this one, top tier youtube comment

crying laughing over this one, top tier youtube comment

You need to add your pic to your profile so we can all see the genius who wrote this. Are all your comments this funny? 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂😂😂

Brilliant. Captures the entire interrogation in a nutshell.

Brilliant. Captures the entire interrogation in a nutshell.

@C M  💀💀 ctfu why am I reading this in her voice though

@C M  💀💀 ctfu why am I reading this in her voice though

@Mitch Keller well you know I just don't...um jeez you know it was just like a million years ago so I really couldn't tell you

👏 🏆  you sir just won the comment section. Cmon tell the ppl how u feel.

👏 🏆  you sir just won the comment section. Cmon tell the ppl how u feel.

I just got in trouble for lmao at work reading this. Took a screenshot.

I just got in trouble for lmao at work reading this. Took a screenshot.


That's right 1982 from 2009 is the million years


Stephanie sounds like Liza Minnelli.<br>For a new twist, envision Liza in the hot seat. 🎭🎩

Stephanie sounds like Liza Minnelli.
For a new twist, envision Liza in the hot seat. 🎭🎩


She looks like she showed up to work in her house coat


Detectives: So when did you last talk to John?

Stephanie: Well—gee, gosh, let’s see, the Civil War started in —pfft, gosh, 1861??

@TheProRebel 00 I bet you googled “when was the Civil War” make sure he was right.

Still Stephanie:  And then Lee Harvey Oswald came BACK to America....whats this all about?  It was a million years ago!

I read this in her voice and it was perfection

Shes such a liar, she uses those words to stall..

@Sean Matthew King If she said that even the wall of blue wouldn't have protected her. "What are you saying? Are you an atheist? Lock her up!"

I bet u googled "when was the American civil war" to make this joke

But then Abraham Lincoln was assassintaed so, pfft, gee, ah uh so yeah

Well let’s see, the Big Bang happened 13.7 billion years ago—I’m trying to remember what caused the start of the universe and the exist physical conditions before it started. Or was it 13.8  billion? I’m thinking the universe was very dense and hot in the initial milliseconds following the initial expansion....


Watch how she over exaggerates her facial expressions.


Her eyebrows are getting one hell of a work out, damn


that outro is the creepiest thing i have ever seen


crazy how this couldve been solved 25 years ago but they dismissed her because she was a cop....

@Thomas Jackson Well actuslly she couldve been spoken free without DNA.....

Thomas Jackson it wasn’t pursued like a regular suspect, obviously you didn’t hear that. But she wasn’t pursued like regular suspect cause she would’ve known what she was facing and how to counter it

@smith lovy True, they did not, butaybe as stated by alot of people they were caught, fight broke out and upon recieving damage robber went into psychosis? Criminals and homeless people have 1 thing in common most of the time - they have mental issues so not being able to find a job or overall being careless towards ones self and others they start doing criminal activities and you dont know what can happen once a person having mental issues by itself gets caught doing something and furthermore gets injured, he could go into frenzy and not just bite the victim, but do far more things.

@Thomas Jackson or maybe you know, psychotic robber who just murdered a person, can you really tell what he would and wouldnt do? Again, convince a jury there a possibility this was a police officer who had a disagreement and a fight with a victim over a man or there were 2 CRIMINALS ROBBING HOUSE ON THE SAME STREET. makes sense that this wouldnt fly so easily without modern tech like dna testing and if that'd happen today pinpointing location with cell towers is pretty standar procedure, but it wasnt at that time.

She was named by several people as a suspect but her fellow cops swept it under the rug. The dna swab that finally got her was well hidden, along with other evidence.

@TD W. Why would a robbery gone wrong have post death injuries and a bite mark ? It was clearly personal , and she was an ex girlfriend of the victims boyfriend. Thats what i feel like you're missing. As for the case, who knows what sort of lies they could have caught her in during an interrogation. There have been plenty of cops getting in trouble by other cops/detectives whatever. That doesn't mean they also don't get away with stuff because there cops. So I don't really see your point by saying different cops 25 years later decided to pursue her.

@Thomas Jackson while I get your point. I just don't think it applies in this situation. If there were 2 other robberies on the same street/neighborhood the same day, that is a motive in itself. Robbery gone wrong or something along those lines. When it came to her being accused back then, she would have denied it saying she is a police officer, she would never do such a thing, etc. Then the defense would bring up the other robberies in the neighborhood/street on the same day and ask the jury can you say beyond a shadow of a doubt that this policewoman killed her?? They would say no or enough of them would say no to not get a conviction. Again, without the DNA testing, they didn't have a strong case. If the police narrative were true that you're putting forth, then this case would've needed to be finally solved by civilians. But it wasn't. Police reopened the case after 20 years, investigated Lazarus, tracked down the DNA that was difficult to find, and convicted her. That flies in the face of what you're saying. That's my issue with what you're saying.

@TD W. they would've had motive , which is more than they had with the 2 robberies. Im not saying its as deep as a full blown cover up,im saying the system has a general rule of protecting its own which can allow stuff like this to happen. Its human nature , but it needs to be addressed to the best of our ability.

@Thomas Jackson well according to the video, there were 2 robberies committed on the same street/neighborhood the exact day it happened by 2 guys. So I think that is a very valid path to have gone with initially. Even if they had identified her from the start, they wouldn't have been able to try her successfully because there was no DNA or eyewitnesses to it. She could've denied it and gotten away with it just for the fact of there being reasonable doubt. The DNA is the reason she was convicted anyway. So again, this is not a cops vs everyone thing. If it was, they still would not have gone after her 20 years later....

@TD W. he said that she was named as a suspect but wasn't pursued because she was a cop. It definitely had a major bias . Its kind of an obvious case isn't it? Then they tried to pin the clearly personal murder on two minorities committing robberies. Idk how you can't see it.

This isn't about them letting her go because she was a cop. It was the DNA testing and because they identified the bite mark as female. This isn't what you're trying to make it out to be.

But I didn’t think they used DNA testing 25 years ago which is basically why she got away with this. So many cold cases are now being solved because of DNA.

That’s what I’m saying. This psycho cop went on to live a free life for that long...


“You can leave whenever you want.”

“Jk”

“You can leave whenever you want.”

“Jk”


The point that I think should be taken the most seriously, is the fact that this homicidal maniac had a badge and gun for over 20 years. What other crimes or corruption was she involved in that she used her badge to hide from?

I’d take a good once over on her reported income and look for any signs of embezzlement or racketeering. People like her are the type that would participate in that sort of thing.

Well she work for LAPD, so I would imagine A LOT !

@Valeria Calderon Oh be quiet with that ACAB rubbish

The actual scary thought is how many more cops like her are running around

@Who piddled on your post toasties and that’s the really infuriating part - there could be very sound convictions against people who committed crimes beyond all reasonable doubt, but if she’s had ANY hand in a case, the perp could use this.

While in the case of sound convictions it’s unlikely they’d get a verdict overturned, it would be a costly affair that wastes time, taxpayer money, and could put victims through the trauma of fearing the perp will walk

@Who piddled on your post toasties and that’s the really infuriating part - there could be very sound convictions against people who committed crimes beyond all reasonable doubt, but if she’s had -ANY- hand in a case, the perp could use this.

While in the case of sound convictions it’s unlikely they’d get a verdict overturned, it would be a costly affair that wastes time, taxpayer money, and could put victims through the trauma of fearing the perp will walk

@Who piddled on your post toasties Great user name.

This brings a huge mess to any area she worked.  All court appearances, cases, convictions. All those cases can have their case reviewed because she turned out to be liar and murderer.

On another Youtube Video about her - a Guy commented on there - how he joined the Police Force Years ago - and She told Lies about him and stopped him getting the Job / Promotion  - but then a investigation proved he was innocent of the lies - and he said she was a Horrible Woman.

@realityme Ninja I’m sure she has a lot of skeletons in the closet!!

@Intriguing Mind It incredible! Imagine the things she did behind her badge. Smh

Your comment is profound it’s a very scary thought. This monster was walking amongst us


This shows that even if you know the tactics of interrogation you have no advantage as your body will not get along with your plan of deception.

That Stephen McDaniel guy did pretty alright in that creepy af interrogation. Thank god he left evidence and got caught.

Ask for a lawyer...and say NOTHING more.

@basil magnanimous not really, depends on you brain function as always... and also you can train it.

She messed up verbally as well. Further proves that your brain won't easily get along if you're guilty of some serious shit

@Claudelle Julien wich is exactly what you train

Training might not be as effective once cortisol clouds your brain under stress.

@Dub Element so you obviously haven’t seen any Kristen Stewart movies lol

I'm telling you, unless you are straight up the victim, you bring your lawyer with you if police ask you to come in for " a few questions. " They are never your friends in that situation.

Imagine this was the first, and last time this ever worked..."What does this have to do with art...?" "Well, privacy bla, bla..." "Lawyer!"

idk man she is literally one of the worst, or maybe the worst actress i ever saw in my whole life, really.


It is baffling how many times she utters: "I don't believe it!" Mainy because, deep down, she knew the ghost of her horrible crime is going to hunt her down. And she had deluded herself all these years that it was a perfect murder. That's how it is with every person who does some evil, vile act and gets away with it.


It always blows me away how people tell everything to the police. This time though was crazier. Why would an experienced police detective not realize what was going on and demand an attorney? This is insane!

@Stephen I know. It's crazy but true. Obviously not alot of intelligent people in the job.

police spend all their time thinking about how to commit perfect crimes but are notoriously sloppy criminals.

@Bill the Fifth I think JCS has a Patreon page with subscriber paid for content.  This was one of the more popular videos on YT.  My guess is that they put the full video on their subscriber page to help drive money to their patreon.  That is all.  Youtube is becoming more of an advertisement for content creators to drive business to their own sites

@pdc2878 Really? That's so creepy. It's like their videos live and breathe. I constantly get Madela effect here because I always remember stuff that disappears.

@Claudible yea, this video used to be closer to an hour long and had a lot more detail.  I don't why JCS trimmed it.

@Brent Farvors They had her DNA. The week before the interview, a team of three detectives had been tailing her for several days so they could surreptitiously collect a sample. At a shopping mall, Lazarus threw away a disposable cup and straw. The detectives collected the cup from the trash just a few seconds later.

@Brent Farvors Lawyer wouldn't have made a difference. She was getting arrested whether she talked or not. They already had the DNA evidence at this point.

She figured it was 20 years ago, so they didn't have any evidence. She learned otherwise...Imagine she spends every night in her cell, wishing she had lawyerd up!

She thought she could slick talk her way out of it, didn't want to appear guilty in front of colleagues, and basically she's not right in the noggin. That's why she murdered the poor victim in the first place. Her decision making skills are crap. An intelligent person, guilty or not, would've immediately asked for an attorney.


RIP Sherri Rasmussen. I can't imagine the pain she went through, I too have suffered the rage of a woman who wanted my man and went to great lengths to destroy my life.
John is also culpable for playing two women against each other. He put Sherri in danger indirectly. He must have known this woman is psycho. He even went on holiday with this woman after Sherri's death.
Credit to Sherri's parents for their dignity throughout.

@M&M Amen. Thats why I credited Sherri's parents, they are bigger than I because I wouldnt have taken my daughter's death the way they did. They are amazing. I on the other hand would have been effing and blinding at Stephanie and John, or maybe dead from a broken heart. I am too emotional and psycho to be that dignified knowing my daughter is dead because her husband is a pathetic cheating weak little man. .

@ct watch other videos regarding John Rutten. Other documentaries. It's truly appalling. He must have known this woman killed Sherri. Deep down he knew. He said he called the case worker to find out if Stephanie was a suspect before the holidays. That means he had doubts about her innocence. His gut told him she killed Sherri but the bastard still went on holiday with her.

went to holiday with this woman after Sherri died? where did you find that? i want to know

I guarantee they all had Cluster B personality disorders.  Classic triangulation.

Sounds like you and I went through the same thing!!! I didn’t realize how crazy these ex’s can get!!!


This case was on a late night program, I almost didn't watch it because it seemed so implausible in the prologue.  But actually is one of the most vicious, sickest, depraved cases I've ever heard of.   There's ample proof of her depravity and all the lives she destroyed and damaged badly.  I hope the victim's family sues her for everything she has.

you should read about junko furata. But I don't want you to become depressed so, maybe not. So many vicious cases out there.

This is a good reason to hypnotism your lover  b4 u commit! ( Damn those psych/sociopaths

Idk if they can sue for everything, not how it works, sad tho


This is still the greatest police interrogation of all time. And she is one of the scariest sociopaths in history.


For someone who's spent a long career doing this, it sure took a long time for her to figure it out.


The fact that she NEVER admitted she did this or show any type of remorse to her parents! 😑😞


What I find odd is how did Stephanie know that Sherrie was alone in the house that day?  It was a work day after all and she couldn't have known that Sherrie had decided last minute not to go in. Was Stephanie just cruising around doing another stalking episode and decided to pay a visit on the off chance?

@Ruby Rain Yes you could be right.  Although what she was getting our of snooping only Stephanie knows.  She was clearly out of her mind.

I think thats exactly what happened. She'd already done it once and Sherri even caught her, but Stephanie played it off ssomehow by saying she just came to see John.

I think Stephanie was going to go snoop again and didnt realize Sherri was home. When she got caught a second time, maybe it was more brazen, too, like she got caught rifling through Sherris stuff, and Stephanie just was like "if she reports me my career is over, i have to kill her".  So she did, and tried to make it look like a burglary gone wrong.

I dont think Stephanie went there to kill her, i think she went there to snoop more & it went bad.


I hate seeing these people throw away someone else's live and they're own it makes me so sad you didn't have to do it and you caused so much suffering for them yourself and hundreds of others involved on both sides.


Very few things in this world make me happy but seeing a cop go to jail for life is one of them.


She is not the only one. There are more of them still working in police departments all over America.  I trust them as much as they trust me.


It’s funny how she can’t seem to remember the name of someone she killed in cold blood and actually BIT! And it’s pretty funny that she thought she was dating John when she was just a friend with benefits and he never considered her a girlfriend.

But he must be a wuss because he went back to her after she murdered his wife. I bet she realized she could never look him in the eye again and that’s why she didn’t pursue him. That and also the fact that he never looked at her as marriage material. He must’ve known something was off with her.

Why they didn’t pursue getting her charged with breaking & entering that day they found her in their living room is beyond me. If they had done that she never would’ve come back to kill Sherri since she would’ve been the primary suspect.


Perfect description of my ex wife. She lied about everything and when a inquire began ,her gloves would come off and 1 lie would lead to several lies and then blamed me ,I had enough of her.


This is a classic case of someone who is used to being in power, and now longer is. She's a spoiled brat who killed someone because she didn't get her way. Oh, she also had a badge and a gun.


My six year old niece lies far more convincingly than her. 😂


For me, when Stephanie detailed how John’s brother played basketball in college, I would of cleared her as a suspect. That kind of honesty for something that happened when dinosaurs roamed the earth.


I went to high school with her …… she was smart , and athletic . …. Heart breaking story


So strange that such cop has a kind of amnésia. She is clearly afraid while the interview is made. When you have nothing to hide you have no reason to play on the defensive mode. It is obvious to me she had something to do with the murder.


At 4:16  she sits back because she knows she is completely beat and they know more than they are sharing with her. She also knows that DNA  is able to identify her. I always laugh when ppl try to analyze her during this interrogation. She's acting this way because she knows she's caught, that simple..


The best way to detect a lie, is to ask person to tell the same story but from the end.


“The detectives were ramping up the pressure”.. lol it sounds like she’s doing that all on her own


Another disgraced cop going to prison.
"When the law breaks the law, they become corruption possessed."
Already locked up a dozen years.


I love this video but wasn't it longer? The intro had more detail when I watched it last time. Did JCS have to edit it for any particular reason- does anyone know?


Do you think if she’d been on the job as a cop for 25 years she’d be a little better at knowing she’s in an interrogation, immediately. But this is California and we get what we pay for


what happened in the hour we missed? suddenly went from 14 mins to 1 hour 4 mins. then she felt accused...


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I coulda SWORN this video used to be longer than 25 minutes

It is. There´s a full video somewhere online


just think about it: <br>stephanie went 20 YEARS unnoticed and not suspected at all. imagine how many other cops might have done something similar but still continue to get away with it. terrifying.

just think about it:
stephanie went 20 YEARS unnoticed and not suspected at all. imagine how many other cops might have done something similar but still continue to get away with it. terrifying.

in my country she wouldve gotten away with it right when they questioned her because of statute of limitations

@Jack Cost <br>Also most city cops are fairly educated and vetted folk nowadays. It isn't like the 80s or sum where you had high school diplomas being deemed fit for a lifetime of serving.

@Jack Cost
Also most city cops are fairly educated and vetted folk nowadays. It isn't like the 80s or sum where you had high school diplomas being deemed fit for a lifetime of serving.

I don’t think you realize how much more technology has advanced since 1986 this doesn’t happen like you think.. cops don’t get to commit crimes and get away with it like you think they get treated the same way as normal citizens my guy

Well statistically it's still gotta be a small portion. Because A) homicides aren't as common as you'd think
B) most criminals aren't cops
C) I imagine most killer cops don't end up lasting like 25 years in the force. Either they're caught or they disappear.

Yeah and how many active serial killers there are that we don’t even know about, and more than likely will never get caught. But it’s all par for the course for humanity.

The crazy part it she thought she got away with it for 20 years until they dropped that bombshell on her.


I didn't notice before that when she returned to the room the 2nd time they already had cuffed her. At 22:16 you can see that Stephanie has the bracelets on.


The ending was a real treat. This video was fantastic.


Maybe, ?
Slamming her hand continually on the table, and she is very manipulative, a person who is completely Innocent and honest does not need to be defensive , and certainly would not have a foggy memory of the previous love of her life.
Being vague , and pretenious , and most of all frightening.
But honestly , people who are dishonest and manipulative always try to play with the mind's and feelings of those who are confronting them and they always fool themselves with the lie that they will never be caught out and how the truth about them always prevails.
Selfish agendas, for the Act of murderous another person destroying the lives of everyone else who is close to the victim and Stephanie just got on with her life and married.
It's very tragic, but the Evil within her is very evident that she has shown no remorse.
I imagine that Stephanie Lazarus never thought of the day when she would be put into the same prison of hell that she saw fit to put others through, all for the sake of pride and ego at losing control over a man who she had no right of claiming ownership over in the first place.
People think that the enemy is on the outside of them and yet the enemy is within the minds and hearts of All those people who refuses to face the truth about themselves


Man, even if she’s innocent, she’s still guilty.


wow! Even cops shouldnt speak to other cops!!


The ending was terrifying, yet hilarious lmao😂


Detective: Stephanie do you remember what you ate for breakfast?

Stephanie: jeez guys um. How many years ago was this? This was so long ago? Gee Golly um. Either Froot Loops or cinnamon toast, I don’t know, Um.


Whoever first hired her should be prosecuted as well. Who the f@ck would ever give this woman a badge and a gun???


She looks totally panicked. Why wouldn’t a guilty cop immediately ask for a lawyer?


I swear that this video was much longer???? Is there a reason why this happened?


I’m SO glad I stuck around for the ending and didn’t click off when I heard Rutten’s impact statement and it made me sad.


It appears that she doesn't comprehend the concept of "you have the right to remain silent"


Her "JOHN4EVER" license plate also didn't help her case.


The first several minutes of this video - the set-up - is missing. It used to show the crime scene and gave a detailed background on the crime.


That last bit was truly unnerving, not earthly and I hope the detectives could rest that night. 😬😬😬


An hour and 6 mins into the interrogation:<br>"I've been doing this for a long time, and now it sounds like you're trying to pin something on me."

An hour and 6 mins into the interrogation:
"I've been doing this for a long time, and now it sounds like you're trying to pin something on me."


Im 48, I absolutely know when I started dating my wife (from High School), I certainly would remember the guy I dated and when I dated him if I had killed his girlfriend.  Thats a sticking point.


may we have a moment of silence for the intro that was cut from this video


A little more expository dialogue would have been good. It's your dialogue that makes these videos good.


The husband started it right? So why is he sanctimonious all of a sudden?


Glad she was caught- she could have used some tips on lying tho  from watching the movie "The usual suspects" Awesome movie


"I'm sure I did"

"I may have"

"I most likely did"

"I probably talk to"

Her way of answering questions triggered me lol..."I may have ate food this month".


My favourite drinking game:
Easy: drink whenever Stephanie says "Gosh"
Medium: drink whenever Stephanie says "Jeez"
Hard: drink whenever Stephanie says "I mean"
Impossible: drink whenever Stephanie says "Umm"


she terrifies me, the way she presents herself and all the faces she's making really gives me the chills especially because you know she's lying about not remembering anything.

....and the fact that she brutally killed the woman.

And, she is an interrogator herself and she still holds a pokerface worse than a child

When the questions about an argument or confrontation got more specific, that should have clued her in what the interview was really about.

@Mansi Pandey good thing i didnt watch this last night 😅

after watching the cute lil edit at the end, I'm not sleeping tonight

I am glad her facial expressions didnt just bother me. It makes me wanna tell her cut the shit. "Wh w w what do you mean, wha what does this."

Stop. Cut the shit. shakes suspect

I am glad her facial expressions didnt just bother me. It makes me wanna tell her cut the shit. "Wh w w what do you mean, wha what does this."

Stop. Cut the shit. *shakes suspect*

She is spooky AF. When nightmares sit around the campfire they tell lazarus stories

i was about to say the same thing.. the expressions she has (wide eyes, exaggerated eyebrow movement, the scoffs and smiles) all her mannerisms are just plain creepy... its even creepier to think that someone could just murder and then continue to be a cop/investigator for 20+ years.. knowing.... gives me chills

@Sovereign Citizen LEO that's honestly scary

Psychopath lacking empathy who passes themselves off in society as normal by learning cues on when to use common expressions of genuine emotion while simultaneously only worrying about their own wellbeing. Fascinating to watch.

It's scary to think how many psychopath cops are on the job, who murdered people, who violated people's rights, who falsified police reports, who arrested them on false or fabricated charges or evidence, on and on and on....

victoria rafferty yea man 100%! this is straight up psychopath camouflage at work. not convincing at all but still incredible to watch


Case was already solved due to the DNA match before this interview so the Interrogation didn't impress me.


"How would you feel if the tables were turned on you?"<br>Well they would have to of killed someone first...

"How would you feel if the tables were turned on you?"
Well they would have to of killed someone first...


And I love when she does the goldfish at the end 😂😂😂


"Do you know her?" maybe.
"Do you know him" maybe.
"Did you kill her" maybe.


27 years for murder...how is that justice.


Do you happened to know the name of the woman you shot three times, bit, and bludgeoned???  I mean, gosh, geez....


She really fumbled the bag when she said she had heard about what happened to the wife LOLL


Take a shot every time she says “Gosh” or “Jeez”


Imagine if this lady and Donald Trump got into a debate or interview... Their facial expressions would be great.


The last few seconds of this video are horrifying.


it scares me how people can kill someone and live a normal life after. damn... it's so unreal to me. the lack of empathy, self awareness of doing horrible, wrong thing... you cant tell by looks that someone did such a thing and you might be a friend of such a person... chills.

It's simply accepting what you've done and living with it. Denial would go to someone ashamed but there are people who truly find pleasure and are proud of there actions

Sociopaths have flawed thinking right? So i think they can justify things rather, (for lack of a better term) well

I met a murderer once. He approached me and was getting to know me at an event, said we had a mutual friend. Something seemed off and I called my friend. He told me expressly not to engage with him, that he had in fact killed in cold blood. I just have to say, he could of been a normal guy, but after finding out I could see it in his eyes. I could tell he was constantly haunted, tormented with regrets and by his own memories. Looking him straight in the eyes you could see the sadness. He stayed in town for less than 2 weeks before moving again.

I could not live, knowing that every second could be my last, as a hidden murderer. It takes a special kind of evil.

This is one of the things that the internet has done. A few years ago, the ordinary person knew only what was printed in the local newspaper or what was deemed suitable for viewing on television. The world is on view now. We are so much more aware of what was once hidden or known by only a few who had access to the information.  These days you never know who you are standing next to when you are waiting in any store or buying a cup of coffee. And there are cameras everywhere. They were there in the past but we were not told. Years ago I learned that behind the mirrors on the walls in the large grocery stores there were passageways. As you shopped for your vegetables and fruits you were being viewed through a two-way mirror. That was the ancient method of keeping an eye on us before cameras were installed. I'm glad there are cameras now. And DNA. All there to help catch those who once walked free from their evil crimes.

That part confuses me so much. I’d be miserable, rolled up in a ball in the corner, not coping well.

It's probably a really deep denial of your past

I thought the same thing. Where do you park that memory? Do they think about it every day? Are they worried they will be found out? Or does it get buried deep?

People would get away with murders like this in the 80s. Police officer or not.


Reading more about the case, it's astonishing how somebody could murder another human being in cold blood and then go on to live a happy, successful life for the next 23 years, even becoming a prominent community member, but still living with that secret every night they fall asleep next to their spouse. Apparently the LAPD removed evidence during the original case to protect one of their own so that Stephanie wasn't made a suspect, and both the victim's family and the criminologist who found the bite mark unsuccessfully sued the department over this.

What guilt she can't feel any being clearly a psychopath

She's a sociopath. Confrontation will stress her out but other than that she wouldn't care. Also, bite marks and dental analysis is mostly useless. The bite marks don't show well and you're not gonna have a full mouth dental record for anyone.

Even if I was in one of those groups or internal frats, if one of the other members straight up murdered somebody I wouldn't just help them out. Its absurd how many people must have known or had a strong hunch about this and did nothing.

@Albert Twangle What did you do? I'd be very surprised if you got away with murder

@Albert Twangle What? You murdered somebody?

//removes headphones to see// I'm sorry, <b>unsuccessfully???</b>

//removes headphones to see// I'm sorry, *unsuccessfully???*

i don’t understand how the guilt didn’t eat her alive, but it’s obvious she doesn’t feel guilty

It’s not that astonishing, I did the same dude

Ok great I thought it was weird how they just dropped the case even thought there was bite marks


Why was the entire intro of this video removed?  It used to be a much more complete presentation.  Oh well.


I hope there is a small percentage for these types of people around the world.


It's funny because I do a lot of these things & I'm telling the truth. That's just how I normally act.

Same! When telling the truth I get nervous sometimes. LMAO except for the "oh god" "oh geez" and "what's this all about?" lol


never seen someone be so terrible at lying


5:50

Those were exactly my thoughts. Imagine brutally murdering someone and trying to get away with it. The first thing that makes you feel better is witnesses report seeing two hispanic males in the neighborhood on the same night as you killing Sherri. So you go to work the next day and there's two pictures of two guys and your boss is saying these are the suspects for the murder you committed.

That probably helped her sleep better. Then 6 months goes by and there have been 0 leads, except for the victims father naming you.as someone who could have done it. Now, under normal circumstances you would be fully investigated, but as luck turns out, your a LAPD Cop and nobody pursues those allegations. Also, it's the mid 80s and DNA.and Forensic testing is not existing.

Eventually you have the Crack Cocaine gang wars taking place and the amount of murders gets so high that your case goes cold and gets stuffed in the back cabinet. Then the detective working your case retires.

Now, your feeling pretty good. Years start to go by. You probably have a little anxiety about it still but this starts to go away as 10 then 20 years go by. At this point your a senior detective and nearing retirement. Your probably respected by all. You probably.have even forgot that you killed someone one night 25 years.ago.

Things are going good, man. You can't really complain. You wake up one morning. Do your usual routine. Your singing a song by Lil BaNDz C300 in the shower. You get on your.way to work. Gotta stop and get coffee for another long day at the PD. You have to check your retirement investments first though. Oh, nice. Your stocks have tripled! You do a happy dance.

You get a call about needing help with a Art Theft case. No biggie. After all you are the Senior Art detective. You get there . You shake hands. You sit down. Ready to give these two rookies a lecture in detective work 101. Then you hear

"Have you heard of John Rutton?"

Boom!

Yes she got shocked and nervous so bad that I almost fell sorry for her.

I'm just imagining the rush of shock she must've felt when she heard those words- I mean, if she's supressed any feelings that she may have had about the whole incident for so long, kudos to her for not showing any physical signs. Well, ofc, not really kudos, but killing a person must really mess up your brain.


Didn't this video use to be longer? I thought there was a whole explanation part at the beginning, with the coffee cup DNA etc. Am I losing it, lol?

What happened to beginning of the video where it explains how Lazarus brutally murdered the lady?

Yep it was,  thankfully someone else noticed


Something about psychopathic women is so intriguing


As much as it pisses me off that John cheated on Sherry, I like to imagine him asking her "Did you bring a condom?"

"Mmmmmmmmm ya know I don't know I'd have to check my pictures. I could have!"


Nice job Stephanie, u want me to believe that detective with years of experience have that weak memmory ?


So... She was invited to comment on an art theft.... Wasn't questioned about art.... And didn't walk out?


That last clip with the crazy facial expressions was creepy as fuck. The crazy jaw and bottom lip Shit scared me!


now in jail she be like:
"why did i bite her GODDAMNED"

_now in jail she be like:_
"why did i bite her GODDAMNED"

Sherri was a tall woman, almost 6 ft, there was a physical fight and at one moment she held Stephanie with a headlock, Stephanie bit her to get released.


She was shocked because she thought she got away with murder. Should’ve called Annalise.


i would have lost my patience a million years ago bruh


Awww...what happened to the longer version of this?


Why was the first bit deleted? Makes the rest of the video make no sense for people watching.


Yo, did you guys cut the best parts out of this for some reason?


"Congressman, did you have a conversation with the president on January 6th?" (Jordan pulls a major Lazarus...)


She was hyper defensive from the get-go.


One thing that always stood out to me with this interview is the fact her memory is so pinpoint accurate for every little minor mundane thing over 20 years ago but for everything regarding the victim she seems to really struggle

Tom typical liars do this. Other murderous psychopaths do the same thing. Pathological liars. Feigning innocence.

@velvetsmog she's definitely a nut. I can admit that.

She has 100,000 pictures. She’s a picture nut.


Stop with the BS body language nonsense . All you have to do is probe and ask questions then match what she says to the evidence then that will tell you whether she is guilty or not. However one glaring thing about this is that never during this long interrogation did she ever get which an innocent person would become when accused of something they know they didn't do.


She's literally South Park's Mel Gibson lmao.


So how long did you guys date for? “Geez I have no idea..” then proceeds to list off his extended family members and other far less relevant details very easily.

hahaha 9:12 "So you haven´t talked to him for a long time"? And off she goes. For  a 25 year veteran, she stepped on every land mine on this interview.


Stephanie: «This is it. Keep a calm face steph, you can do this»                                         Feds: Is your name Stephanie?            Stephanie: 🥴🤥😵💫🤒🤥🥵🤯🤥😏🤪🥴


And how do you spell John? ‘Oh wow, well I remember he was a Scorpio, his dad used to collect stamps and his sisters friends had a dog called ruffles that was a rescue dog’


The Exorcist Clips at the ended the segment are very fitting and hilarious


IF THESE VIDEOS KEEP GETTING TRIMMED IM GONNA HAVE A STROKE


Lazarus definitely didn’t welcome this resurrection !!


Why was this video shortened from an hour to 25 minutes? And why was the Jodi Arias video deleted?


Any word on how she is enjoying sapphic love in prison?


I'm a very talkative person. After watching this video, I better learn how to shut my mouth


Just confront her with the DNA evidence and get it over with

@Andrea Altan yeah, I know. Just sayin, either way they got her

At this stage they want her to SPEAK out, not to get scared and shut up. You should watch it again: they worked a lot to find out how to get her surrender her weapon and speak out without knowing she's a suspect. Because she's also an officer👩✈


Knowing what she knows  , they got lucky.


This woman is quite good in avoiding saying she was a low hanging fruit back in the 80's lmao


Incredible how her expressions are so similar to Donald Trump's.


She can’t remember when she met her husband ? But has tons of dates for the other guy. lol.


bro that car question at the end of the video was freaky


1:07 hand tapping starts geeze its such a long time since I killed her..  Apparently Jim Carrey gets all his facial expressions from this video. .         probably.


Spazarus ranned out of gas as soon as she sat down. Right of the bat. She started fumbling with words. And trying all her E.T facial expressions. Reminds me of comedian Jim Carrey's  imitation of E.T's face.


Could I ask why remove the first part of this? Wanna learn


stephanie seems to be obsessed woith john... but not closely possessive... along comes sherri who shuts off access to entitled stephanie... and Stephanie's beligerant side takes over...

the free pass for the psycho...was that
A.  corrupt practices ?
B.  fear of stephanie  ?
C. both ?

how the psycoo cop could get away with the harassment.... !!!!


ENTIRE INTERVIEW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5ljpPTNvCM

My FAVORITE line in the Linked Video

"I have over 10,000 pictures. I'M A PICTURE NUT!"

I picture a Squirrel stalking nuts lmao 😂


Why didn’t they read her her rights before the meeting?


the video seems to start part way thru' ...anyone know if there's another part of this?  doesn't seem to be anything else on the channel

No other part of this video. What happened is that for some reason the very beginning of the video was cut. I think there were also some parts in the middle of the video that was cut. Don't know why.


They said "Stephanie Eileen Lazarus" but I heard "Stephanie 'I Mean' Lazarus"


Now I understand what a "Cornered Mouse" looks like.


Did you know john's brother played basketball at Northridge?!


Did this video get edited? It starts like halfway through the intro now.


Her last comfortable seat in court.  15:00


Stephanie:<br>"- Can I go and use the toilet? Have to take a shit. Last one was a million years ago".

Stephanie:
"- Can I go and use the toilet? Have to take a shit. Last one was a million years ago".


watch at 2x speed amd this lady is percolating!


Does anyone find it terrifying that she was a detective?

@Ian Mangham She began as a beat cop, then got promoted to detective with Internal Affairs (a few years after the murder, I believe). Then, she got promoted to their Art Theft division awhile after that. So, thankfully, she was no longer Internal Affairs, but she was for awhile.

@Josh S. she was dealing with Art Theft I heard ?

Worse - She was an INTERNAL AFFAIRS detective. Those are the cops who investigate other cops. I'm guessing the LAPD took one look at her and said, "yeah, if somebody has to investigate our corruption, let's make sure it's this idiot."

Personally I stay well clear of those who hold authority over me, it's just so easy for them to lie and fuck you over for nothing. I'm a HALF CENTURY old and I've NEVER rang the cop's or talked to them voluntarily. Stay clear is my advice, don't worry,life's too short for worrying.

Psychopaths/sociopaths are often in positions of power in society. Top CEO's, lawyers, judges, specialist Dr.'s, politicians, etc.

@RSR423 Some of them are here to help us.  I would argue that most of them abuse their authority.

Yes, and the question of how many other people she's victimized over the last 20 years also comes to mind.

@ Tabitha <br>No it doesn’t “ terrify “ me that’s a stolen Art detective murdered someone. Good grief LMAO! Toughen up, use more logic and common sense and less over emotional hyperbole. I bet you’re just tons of fun to have a mature intelligent conversation with!!

@ Tabitha
No it doesn’t “ terrify “ me that’s a stolen Art detective murdered someone. Good grief LMAO! Toughen up, use more logic and common sense and less over emotional hyperbole. I bet you’re just tons of fun to have a mature intelligent conversation with!!

I'm also shitting on the police based off of rare events fellow intellectuals.

I'm cool now?

Her demeanor was just like my ex's when I confronted him about stuffs. Obviously  lying.

Well psychopats are usually in high placed, poliecemen, directors, politicians, positions with a lot of power

@RSR423I feel that's unfair, the police put their lives on the line, taking part in natural disaster relief, keeping some kind of structure, or in terrorist attacks. a lot of cops joined the force out of noble causes, it's not nice to assume they're all shitty; that's just overly cynical.

@RSR423 wheres your sources on that, friend?

For a detective she sure didn't catch on to their questioning until over an hour into it. Not very good. Even as a mere accountant I would have immediately said no way. When a cop asks to talk to you, get a lawyer and record it all.

@RSR423 Jesus Christ, dude. I'm not a huge fan of cops, either, but she was just leaving a comment...

No and those who do are very naive to this world

For a quarter of a century, she roamed around with a badge. Talk about negligence. She should have been suspect number 1. She made multiple threats, which were reported. Also, a lot of the evidence in the case grew legs and walked away.

Another video stated on that due to this fact of her being a suspect some of her cases had to be dropped.

And that she got away with it for so long. What else has she done?

Well, she does have good experience in murder... it's like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Tabitha Meekins Get to know the law enforcement world and you won't be.

Or how about the fact that she was telling us as kids to D.a.r.e to say no to drugs. Never know how crazy a mf is.


Also, I just can't believe what a horrible human being John Rutton was. Her wife clearly mentioned to him about Stephs threat against her life. And yet John, after her death, didnt even care to explore that possibility rather slept with Stephanie. Johns father was the one to ask for Stephanie to be looked at. Pathetic absolutely pathetic and disgraceful of a human being.

What I don't get is that you people decided to instead of talking about the person who actually did the murder, you rather talk about someone who may have enabled it but wasn't even involved at all. Did he help Steph? No, did he defend her? No. Like c'mon guys, you literally have the internet, you're smarter than this.

@Stiff's Company I agree with you he is very remorseful and sincere. I think the negative comments tword him just come from a place of utter loss of such a beautiful vibrant soul and the picking apart of the case to make sense of how possibly this could have been prevented. I respect and understand the concept of forgiveness has if we want to be forgave we must forgive each other.

@April Showers I am not trying to say that he is a saint, but the way he felt while saying his words in court, really made me feel that the man feels very very bad about all that happened. He is sorry, he feels pain and regret. I just don't see the reason for people here to muck him so much.

@Stiff's Company I’ve followed this case probably more then I’ should, while John isn’t directly responsible for sherris murder he holds some responsibility for her death.the fact that he even suspected Lazarus in killing his wife he slept with her again after the fact. Sherri even told John Lazarus was stalking her which he dismissed as well.

@April Showers You see, that's why nobody can be judged by any of their relative. The relatives would always feel the blinding emotional pain, that makes them incapable of fair judgement.

@Stiff's Company if that was your mother sister or daughter that was murdered I think you might struggle with doing so. I so wish Sherri would have walked away from him the moment she found out he cheated on her during their engagement.

We are not as rational and mindful as we sometimes want to be. I wouldn't blame that man. We only know one side of the story. The fact that he was really struggling saying his words in court, may actually mean that as he aged, he understood more, and is now carrying a guilt. At least we can see that he is not being heartless about her. In the end, we need to learn to forgive (talking about John), and be less judgemental. People may realize some things too late.

@Fuh Q I guess you should change your username to @pyscho

Aninda Ahsan yeah he wasn't any prize winner in any category.


I love how they let her leave, just so they can arrest her as soon as she walks out of the room lmao.

@DarkContinent’sChild super petty lmfao, I just love the fact that she thought she was getting out of there lol

Where do minutes so how did they actually really know that it was her even though obviously she's lying but what was the connecting thing that made them say this is it this is where we have got her

This reminds me of to catch a predator on dateline when they would let them go and say they are free just to be arrested after walking out

from what I could gather, they had to go into the interrogation box thingy because you can't have your gun or any of your police stuff in the box. So the entire point of leading her there was to disarm her. Then they had people with handcuffs and stuff to properly arrest her waiting outside. But they can't arrest her INSIDE because THEY don't have handcuffs or anything

Yea I lost it even though you cant see it, HEARING them like naw....you're not free to go was so satisfying like get her ass 😂😂😂

They’re super petty for that. I loved it!😂

i think it is because their video evidence thing had to "end" before they are allowed to arrest her.

a moment of hope just to have it ripped away from her i love it


Any actor learning to play the role of someone who is obviously guilty needs to watch this LMAO

😰 the fear of her finally getting caught.

Director: Okay you're at like a 11, I need you to bring it down to a 2.

@TheGlenGarrys Name is LetsGoBrandon somehow inserts Joe Biden into every comment he makes A little obsessed don't you think?

@TheGlenGarrys *Name is LetsGoBrandon* *somehow inserts Joe Biden into every comment he makes* A little obsessed don't you think?

Legitimately if an actor did this it would be called "Overacting"

@Icantride Motocross Yeah, he's no more than 5 watts, if that.

I was just typing out this exact thing 😂


I feel whenever she say “gee a million years ago”, her mind is actually saying “omg, why they suddenly they investigating this case again, this happened so long ago, I thought I got away already!”


Officer: "Do you remember your ex boyfriend's wife Sherri that you murdered with 3 shots from your .38 pistol?"<br>Lazarus: "Gosh, if you say people said that, that's not ringing a bell to me. You know, I have ten thousand pictures and I'm a picture nut and my first car was a '68 Chevelle so that just doesn't sound familiar."

Officer: "Do you remember your ex boyfriend's wife Sherri that you murdered with 3 shots from your .38 pistol?"
Lazarus: "Gosh, if you say people said that, that's not ringing a bell to me. You know, I have ten thousand pictures and I'm a picture nut and my first car was a '68 Chevelle so that just doesn't sound familiar."

I’m literally on the floor crying. Guy hurting n all. This comment is hilarious

@Arya Stark Is A Mood why is this so funny to me hahahahahahah

After this video I was recommended, and watched, a video by TrueCrime Loser on her case. He just discusses her little interrogation but it’s absolutely hilarious. “I’ll have to check my pictures.”

Did we all check out his other videos after the interrogation with the school shooter?

Gorsh scoob, she woulda gotten away with it if it werent for you meddling kids

Dude imagine her having a conversation with Jodi Arias 😂 that would be like the anti-conversation

"You know, the back seat was a little torn because it was my dad's car and he had a puppy. Gosh they loved each other. The puppy hated dry kibble and around the time we found that out i was eating a hot dog"


“Did you kill her?”

Stephanie: “oh 🥴 gee 🥴 I 🥴 don’t 🥴 recall 🥴 it 🥴 just 🥴 doesn’t 🥴 sound 🥴 familiar 🥴”

Is no one going to talk about the Scary Movie reference at the end of the entire clip? It’s like she was auditioning for the part.

Kill? Well Geez there was a big earthquake

She clearly didn't kill that woman, even though she did. LOL!!

@dead inside oh uhh god yes if i really try to uhh remember, it does ring a bell uhhh

@wheat you forgot the ah... Eh. Eh.. Haha

@Mr. Sophistication my most hated emoji is 🤗

Lmao. This has been the best comment section

@suomynona oh gosh yeah uhh... clearly, clearly i didnt do this!! i uhhh.... i never, obviously, woulda done this, heck i must've been... gosh, lemme think, if the solar eclipse was 1987 and uh... the moon landing was around 1969, then when this murder happened... gosh, i can hardly remember, but i must've been.... yeah, i was only born in 2009, and got married in... gosh, it was a gazebo i remember that much! gee, i was 21 when i could drink alcohol so i must've been around... uhm... 98 years old at my wedding in 1965!! heck, i barely remember my own birth, but this murder was ages ago, it was agessss agooo so i couldn't have possibly done it

@Dark Vulcan How many years ago was that? its wat now 2020

gosh.. i just can't remember, i think id remember something like that! i dunno guys. gee.. thats crazy! gosh guys i dunno! what are you trying to say here?

This is the most fitting use of emoji I have yet to see.

@Prettyboy Ahegao  i get uncomfortable picturing someone doing these ones irl 😝😱😰 also people whose texts are just strings of 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Me too, I can’t stand that emoji. Everyone is so obsessed with it now and it makes me uncomfortable picturing my friends making that stupid face.

This is the first time I’ve seen this emoji used in an accurate manner. Before I was like “who makes that face in the emoji?” And now I know it’s possible

"But it's like, and then I'm, you know, and then I'm, you know, uh you know like, yeah"

Gosh... it was... like.. gees a million years ago... like about maybe.... what's the year today?? 2008 ok... so that means.... if i remember 9/11 and uhh... I was in my Honda civic.. then I could've possibly... remembered getting a call umm... but gosh it was... like a million years ago you know!?!?? I may have done this but you know... it was ages ago... I'm thinking, you know, maybe??


She makes some faces that nobody should ever make

She makes some faces that nobody should ever make

36:36 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

36:36 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

she genuinely looks so scary.. that woman's got some creepy eyes

@VictoriaSobocki lol,Jim Carey should play her in the movie adaptation.

makina muerte nothing is happening around that time...

makina muerte nothing is happening around that time...

electrojones spot on. My mom is severely mentally ill with uncontrollable anger issues and she has all the same tics and expressions. It was terrifying growing up with her because it was obvious when she was about to detonate.

I'd like to see her facial expressions when the other prisoners found out she was a cop.

@Trebor Ironwolfe i know i would fail, I'm terrified.

@Trebor Ironwolfe i know i would fail, I'm terrified.

@Alecto Sadly, I think much of humanity would fail those tests.

@Trebor Ironwolfe maybe she's an alien robot sent to test human to see how we would react to such malicious behavior.

She was having a whole fcking meltdown @30:01

She was having a whole fcking meltdown @30:01

MasterOfKnowledge that’s interesting that it existed that long somewhere - it was so incredibly off! 🙄

@Barbie Kat Fun but off-topic fact: Dare was around as late as 2011, possibly even a couple years after. Just a neat little bit I thought I'd put out there

50:00 takes the win😳😂 lmao like wtf even is that facial expression LMAO

She has a face nobody should ever have to see

She has a face nobody should ever have to see

Imagine how scary her face probably was during the murder...

Those contorted faces she's making are really her imagining ahead as her celly is having her way.

She makes faces nobody else COULD make!!!

She makes faces nobody else COULD make!!!

" I'm thinking John met us there"..really? You can recall learning how to scuba dive in Hawaii, but you cant recall your college ex being there?

@Robert Gardea Or, she made the expressions after taking a bite of a three-year-old cookie from the forgotten cookie jar.

@electrojones trump!😂😂😂I thought the EXACT same thing!!... 👌

@electrojones trump!😂😂😂I thought the EXACT same thing!!... 👌

The comparison with Regan from the Exorcist was so spot on!

The comparison with Regan from the Exorcist was so spot on!

@Paul West straight like that!!! An innocent person person really wants to know what the f is this all about and why am I here...

@Chris Cash I hope you're having a good day

@Chris Cash I hope you're having a good day

@A-Woke Yo Hillary actually has that same frozen smile and that weird eyes wide open expression lmao good catch.

@Nyree Harris There's absolutely no similarities between Trump and Manson. None.

40:30 I mean it doesn't get better than this.

40:30 I mean it doesn't get better than this.

Justin Cissell 😂🤣 “that nobody should ever make.”

Justin Cissell 😂🤣 “that nobody should ever make.”

@Trebor Ironwolfe the Swarzy total recall mask getting broken at the airport security ceck!

If you're pulling theatrical, exaggerated, flabbergasted & graphically animated faces to emphasize your innocence: you're guilty. An innocent person doesn't fuck around.

You can pause this video at literally any point and her face will look at least somewhat creepy. Compared with the knowledge of what she did, this is nightmare fuel

cromwell2007 <br>Well it may fit Oregon but actually, “DARE got its beginnings in the city of Los Angeles in the early 1980s. Daryl Gates, the LA Police Department (LAPD) Chief of Police, helped create the program, and became its first figurehead...At its peak, DARE was practiced in 75% of American schools, and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to run.” (from “DARE: The Anti-Drug Program That Never Actually Worked”)🙄

cromwell2007
Well it may fit Oregon but actually, “DARE got its beginnings in the city of Los Angeles in the early 1980s. Daryl Gates, the LA Police Department (LAPD) Chief of Police, helped create the program, and became its first figurehead...At its peak, DARE was practiced in 75% of American schools, and cost hundreds of millions of dollars to run.” (from “DARE: The Anti-Drug Program That Never Actually Worked”)🙄

@Wabbajock dugatti skibbidy de bop shawallibop mefuggenehfuggen dick

Lily isabel <br>No she wasn’t a “school teacher”. She went into classrooms and taught DARE - It was a drug awareness /self esteem program in the ‘80s and 90’s.

Lily isabel
No she wasn’t a “school teacher”. She went into classrooms and taught DARE - It was a drug awareness /self esteem program in the ‘80s and 90’s.

Trebor Ironwolfe
Lazarus wasn’t a “school teacher”.
There used to be a program called DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education). A uniformed police officer would go into classrooms and teach kids self esteem and “how to say no” to drugs.
Lazarus worked in the DARE Division. It was started by LAPD police chief, Daryl Gates 🙄 but eventually became nationwide. She gained a lot of positive recognition from Gates and the whole department for this.
I think after committing murder she deliberately shaped her public image, her job activities, and her life to look super upstanding and wholesome.
She traveled to teach other police department officers the program. I know she said that she met her husband when she was teaching DARE in Oregon.

Trebor Ironwolfe I didn’t know she was a school teacher, she was a detective wasn’t she?

Ryan Bates that shit is scary as hell. I think she scares me more than the exorcist ever did. <br>Also she reminds me of that horror movie with the puppet male doll. Also of Annabel. Why are all horror dolls looking like her right now??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ryan Bates that shit is scary as hell. I think she scares me more than the exorcist ever did.
Also she reminds me of that horror movie with the puppet male doll. Also of Annabel. Why are all horror dolls looking like her right now??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The faces she makes are the ones I make when I am trying very hard to be weird

@Tamara Moran Some women are just trying to find a tasty nut, or a gold nugget, or a good time I suppose.

@Trebor Ironwolfe it's funny you should say that cos when I saw her I immediately thought "the criminal squirrel"

I know. Yes. Yup. Watched this about 4 times in last 8 years. For a lift of mood on rainy day. NABBED.

@Claudette omfg watch that on .25 speed lollll

@Claudette omfg watch that on .25 speed lollll

Her expressions kind of remind me of the robotic spy camera imitations used in wildlife documentaries.. especially "spy squirrel" and "spy chimp".

Reminds me of Hilary Clinton for some reason.

Reminds me of Hilary Clinton for some reason.

Its so obvious shes guilty....shes way overacting...

Its so obvious shes guilty....shes way overacting...

You can pause this at almost any point and the face she’s making will haunt you... or make you laugh

Creepy Pasta for sure.. and to think she was a school teacher...
It makes you wonder when she first learned how to distort her face so awkwardly.. I'm guessing by middle school.
I also suspect that she learned many of these facial expressions from her parents or guardians.


It's scary to think that if she hadn't bitten the body, chances are they would've never find her.

I was thinking the exact same thing from the start of the video. She would’ve remained a free woman for the rest of her life.

@starboi klem You put it in a more honest way, more accurate, which I like better. Thanks.

@Daniel Doucet not necessarily cant handle the truth, we dont know the truth, its more like people cant handle the uncertainty and randomness of existance so they create religions so that for example know what happens when they die, so they have a false sense of seccurity.

@starboi klem Karma is a product of human ego, just like all gods. It only exists as an idea to give people fake comfort because they can't take the truth.

They already suspected her.  They found her out.  The issue was proof.  They might not have been able to prove her guild in court.

@Ali Rıza Videoları Look up golden state killer caught recently, unsolved for almost as long. Mummy Otis the Iceman. A case more than 5,000 years old. There is no expiration date, at the end of most peoples lives they may find Jimmy Hoffa.

@Yeet Smith most of those are because gang murders dont get solved

@Kayla Marie This was over 20 years old so who knows it might be another 50 years before technology improves or someone comes forward to slove old crimes.

@digital l That's not true. Plenty of horrific crimes like this are unsolved.

Why o why o why o WHYYYYY did I bite her 😱😱😱😱

Karma, gave her a visit. There is no escape when you commit a crime like this no matter how good you are.


???? The vid is edited and the first part with context/intro and background is missing.


It kinda makes you think, how many people are out there that have gotten away with murder and live normal lives.

This is terrifying but so fascinating at the same time

Wait that scares me I don’t think it’s that common

ikr and this lady was literally a police veteran like wow


She went all that time living innocently... knowing she murdered someone brutally. Truly a sociopath.

Stephen S - have you told anyone who can intervene- Internal-Affairs’s or the district attorney’s office?

@Savage Salvage Your 'devil advocates' stance (more like conspiracy theory) makes absolutely no sense. These disgustingly violent riots that have run rampant throughout our country is because those misinformed want 'justice' against the so called racist cops and to find them guilty of murder. By releasing an autopsy that actually shows the exact opposite of what occurred and potentially giving an innocent verdict would cause even MORE violent riots. I highly doubt that anyone 'pulling strings behind the scenes' would want to cause further distress and terror to our cities.

Adam Khid and we can definitely see the ramifications that her own conscience did to her. Her eyes.. they are pure evil.

That would be anybody and everybody If u kill someone u would have to act normal u dont go around telling everyone u just killed someone u act normal and innocent and deal with your conscience in private

Dale Gribble why? It’s true. My bro’s a cop and a psycho


She’s one of the worst liars ever, almost every thing she said made her look more suspicious

In a situation like that no person could stay calm the fact that is was under the rug for this long tells me she is a good liar and manipulator

Literally my cousins 5 year old lies better 😂

Exactly. She's a horrible liar. She gets super nervous and it shows.


Detective: "Did you kill her?"

Stephanie: 🤔😆😒😜

and 🤷🏽♀ 🤔😕🧍🏽♀😛🙃😋🥸😒😩😏

and 🤷🏽♀ 🤔😕🧍🏽♀😛🙃😋🥸😒😩😏

@deez nuts 😹 I know... they didn't ask her that directly

@Dustin Salgado Pavon shes asking when they asked if she killed her

@j o o l i a it was a joke. They didn't ask that

It was just so long ago. What is it, 2009 now?


She could have probably got away with this if it wasn’t for her facial expressions