I’m just so impressed that these investigators got her to even stay in the room, given what she must have known about the process. Excellent redirection and distraction whenever she started questioning things.

she really thought for 25 fucking years "i nailed it" and then some day she got "FUUUUUUCKKKKK, im socked that they GOT ME"

I would’ve been sweating my balls off when they mentioned someone I killed in an interrogation room!

@BretN7 well, she could've been more demanding to know what this was about, since she was lured there under the false pretence to help with an Art theft. When they failed to give a satisfying answer, while still being inquisitive about her exlover, she should have insisted to know, why they tf care. They then would have failed to give an appropriate answer and she should have just got up and left. Then and there they would have to arrest her, read her her miranda rights and told her she is under investigation as the prime subject of an old murder case.

@Maria .A. she was already suspect number 1 but demanding a lawyer with 2 colleagues asking about it is suspicious as hell

for real. the longer it went on the more surprised i am she didn’t get out

@Maria .A. that's silly. That just screams GUILT.

I was reading about the case this morning, and I'm honestly not surprised the detectives were able to pull the wool over her eyes. They had spent weeks tip toeing around the LAPD to prevent her from catching wind

She has, so far, gotten away with it for decades.<br>She might still think she will walk out of there after this 'conversation' and continue on with her life, if she can only maintain the charade.

She has, so far, gotten away with it for decades.
She might still think she will walk out of there after this 'conversation' and continue on with her life, if she can only maintain the charade.

It's the fight or flight response.<br>To a guilty person, fleeing looks suspicious so the only option is to try and make yourself look as innocent as possible to get out of the situation you're in rather than leave.

It's the fight or flight response.
To a guilty person, fleeing looks suspicious so the only option is to try and make yourself look as innocent as possible to get out of the situation you're in rather than leave.

@Maria .A. But they made it seem as though it wasnt an interrogation, so just blurting out "i want a lawyer" will be suspicious as hell

She should have known better than to go on and on for such a long time. The moment they said... You know John Rutten? She should have said... stop! I want a lawyer.


I can't believe her brain was like 'ACT BREEZY' and she was like: 'I kind of don't remember when I met my husband you know?'


She might be a Cop for all those years but. she. isn’t a very smart one  the Interogation   was a trap and she fell right into it  it’s so obvious  the way she tries to backpeddle and act  beats around the bush  on many of the questions


You can tell she's lying just by looking at her


its very sad a woman died but this interrogation is top tier comedy

"If (other detective) and i got mad at each other and we threw blows in the squad room, I'd remember it twenty years later...it'd be pretty neat." 🤣

Billie Frank too many faces to single any out!!!

This interrogation is like a snl parody of itself

@Billie I'm so sad for Sherry and John. These expressions need to be gif reactions, though.

@Billie See, that starts off funny, and then gets creepy real quick.

She's the female equivalent to Jack Torrance.


I’m shocked yes shocked I’m in shock that ……. I’ve I’ve been damn caught, you guys damn you.


I just realised how whenever I lie it’s so obvious. I feel so dumb right now


She definitely thought she was doing a good job fooling them


Interrogator: “When did you last take a step?”
Stephanie: “Uhm well erm” 1500 word essay with citations

Interrogator: “When did you last take a step?”
Stephanie: “Uhm well erm” *1500 word essay with citations*


Watching her lie through her teeth while you can clearly see she’s panicking in her head is giving me anxiety

@Jazz of All Trades I'm still not sure who you are referring to lol.

@Sarah Riedel so sorry, I forgot what year it was. It was a joke 😂. She has 10,000 pictures...she has to check... Forget it.... apologies

@Jazz of All Trades ...maybe I should what? 🤔

@Sarah Riedel Really?  Maybe you should check your pictures

Kiersten Reviews haha i thought i was just high and overreacted but this gave me some traffic stop ptsd

Kiersten Reviews thank you!! You just nailed it on the head, everything I’ve been feeling. All the cringing I’ve been doing that I couldn’t put what it was into words. Thank you!! She’s trying so hard to cover her ass, totally non commital with everything. That way, if there ever is any evidence, she and her lawyer could say “I/she never denied it, she simply said she “couldn’t recall”, I/she “couldn’t remember”. She/I simply said “it doesn’t sound familiar”.

Kiersten Reviews ya I get second hand embarrassment for her. Soooo awkward. And since she’s a seasoned detective, I’d expect her to at least be better than the average criminal. This is CRIN-GY!

Right away she started breathing so damn hard ! I don't know how those detectives sat through all her endless spazzing.

Seriously I love this fucking series but it really triggers my anxiety in a major way and I've never even killed anybody 😂

Her realizing that all she thought would protect her- her being a cop and the free pass she thought she'd have for that- simply didn't matter for squat..

@Chris my palms were sweaty too! Also my knees are weak, arms are heavy, there's vomit on my sweater already, mom's spaghetti.

I just keep asking myself, "did she really think they were buying it?"

Lmao ... me telling my mum I didn’t skip school even though I knew she knew I did

Kiersten Reviews Yes! I’m getting anxiety to!

Lmao, you are exactly right. I feel like the one that’s getting asked the questions. I read your comment and literally Lol. My palms are sweating!!

Me too and I've watched this before a few times

Kiersten Reviews Agreed!  I’m all nervous and just thinking...stop lying! 🤣


He had a hand in the murder of his wife by playing two women at once. Lazarus shot the gun and committed the murder, yet Rutten was playing stupid cheater games and got his wife killed too.


How does she not know about talking to police, after working with them 2yrs ?


Bring back the full version of this video!


There's something that made JCS videos really good, and one of them is the narrator's voice...


She makes Jodi Arias look like a brain surgeon.

@Dylanplays _YT A UK police employee divulged the single greatest civilian law enforcement intelligence operation post-war Europe has ever had, I don't believe that is something to be proud of. Anyone that is in can climb ranks.

@Chris Douglas these people have no moral dilemmas, their only regrets are that they got caught...but yes I agree.

@Unabashedly Broken All killing someone does is cause more problems, besides the obvious moral dilemma.

Not to mention Casey Anthony... Im still gobsmacked at that one

Clint Wilson not true actually when the U.S entered the war the tide was already turning I. Europe thanks to the Russians and the red army.It was more pacific theatre that the U.S played a more vital role.Thats not to say that your army joining didn't speed things up it most certainly did.But don't kid yourself thinking we would of been invaded by Germany they had already tried to invade 2 years previously and we had stopped it in its tracks.You guys joining was more to help liberate France ,Belgium the Netherlands etc if we were in such eminent danger why was our country used as a staging ground the answer is because we are an island nation that is set up with fortress like defenses look up operation sea lion that was Hitler's failed invasion attempt and was pre U.S involvement and we managed just fine don't forget we still held the largest empire on earth at that point in time and at one point our empire was a third of all land mass on earth.Hardly a nation that's not used to fighting and conquering I seem to remember us building your countries first proper infrastructure

هههههههههههههههه <br>I'm laughing so hard 🤣

هههههههههههههههه
I'm laughing so hard 🤣

@Malcolm Blacc and the logic of how killing some one will solve your problems is just incredible. Just move on.

@Unabashedly Broken they get so messy it’s amazing people really think they’re going to get away with stuff especially under.

@Malcolm Blacc I just think...if your going to murder someone, taking pictures of the deed on a digital camera and then deleting them like no one will ever know is a whole new level of stupid.

@Malcolm Blacc and also because...she knew their was several break ins and attacks in the area to mask her contempt. She had connections and she had two latin fall guys. It was pretty smart to be honest until DNA, thankfully.

@Unabashedly Broken that’s because they didn’t have dna testing , 20 years is a long ass time tho lol

Didn't Jody Arias take pictures of her stabbing the guy? Stephanie got away with this for 20 years. Jody was caught like almost immediately.

@Sonatine Lmao you killed me !!! I was so shocked by her facial expression when I watched this interrogation for the first time. She's damn crazy.

Jodi is super smart it’s kinda terrifying

Yet managed to dodge prison for 23 years after this heinous crime...

LMFAO🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣

LMFAO🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣

It's like she practices her affect by studying L.A Noire NPCs

Olivier Larose-de Billy also if I was paying an Ivy League schools fees I would be expecting the best it's on the fundamental level that the us is failing your citizens your 38th in math 24th in science and 27th in overall healthcare and education not even in the top 10 not that prestigious if you ask me that's why my money went to oxford now clap back with more than an opinion please or quietly move along

Olivier Larose-de Billy yes if you can afford university but your high school graduation pass rates are terrible look it up I'm not having a pissing contest on YouTube with you I'm just giving you facts look it up I'm not lying if your not happy about it vote differently or better yet create change I see you completely dropped the police issue

@Dylanplays _YT The US has one of the best education systems with the best programs. It's not for nothing that American University degrees are the most prestigious. But go off yeah yeah

@Dylanplays _YT Yeah, what does that "tell you"? I'd like to know the answer to that lol You're unfortunately naive if you think the UK is impervious to this though. Stupid people exist in every level of every career and in every country. Not sure what location has to do with it.

Brandon Wiley doesn't matter neither of them have ever heard of DNA testing clearly

Olivier Larose-de Billy how is it dumb look at ur law enforcement there not exactly setting the standard are they look at George Floyd or the millions upon millions wasted on lawsuits being settled in every state every year because of power crazed idiots wearing uniform in your country you only have to look at your penal systems stats to know that it's super flawed so yes I'm very glad I live in the U.K.

Exactly and she still managed to climb to a top position in the lapd what does that tell u so glad I live in the uk

I’m not too sure about that but they are similarly annoying 😂

Well apparently Jodi is smarter than Einstein. lol

... and then performing the brain-surgery in turn on Stephanie Lazarus. The result can be seen in the video. 37:18 says: Operation succesful.

I agree... at least stephanie didn't cut her up.It would be awesome to have one prison for any females that did what jodie and stephanie did...could you imagine that fights there lol..lol..lol


Stephanie's mom:
"Steph, did you take cookies out of the jar?"
Stephanie: " Gosh mom, you gave birth to me a million years ago. Must of been, what, around the time you met my father? And, gee, he was born a long time ago."


was this video cut? I remember that the first time I watched it Jim gave a context explanation at the beginning

It is, it was around 50 minutes originally but Youtube is bein a bitch as always


"When did you first meet him?"<br>"Our whole universe was in a hot dense state nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started rate..."

"When did you first meet him?"
"Our whole universe was in a hot dense state nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started rate..."


"You're free to go whenever you want" comes back in handcuffs


Two decades to work on an alibi and THIS is how she does lmfao

Two decades to work on an alibi and THIS is how she does lmfao

@Wardfish1150 The defence could have gone with angle that the DNA sample was contaminated, or that her DNA ended up on her body before the murder (e.g. if they had a fight etc). You're right that the DNA-evidence is pretty damning, but we've seen juries dismiss damning evidence before (even on this very channel e.g. the child murderer) so it wasn't 100% lost cause

I don't think she did any work on it. She obviously didn't think she'd ever get caught again after so many years.

I don't think she did any work on it. She obviously didn't think she'd ever get caught again after so many years.

@Axelerati0n EXCEPT that the bite mark was inflicted post-Mortem.

@Axelerati0n EXCEPT that the bite mark was inflicted post-Mortem.

Had an altercation a month or 2 before her demise and I bit her in the arm because she wouldn't let go of my hair. Bam! Not the best explanation but at least gives her a damn chance

I thought the same... 🙄 @stephanie duh...

I thought the same... 🙄 @stephanie duh...

@Abelis 🇺🇦 hahaha..karma made her look as crazy as she is lol

@Abelis 🇺🇦 hahaha..karma made her look as crazy as she is lol

@Axelerati0n I don’t think that would’ve worked. Stephanie bit her after she died.

@Axelerati0n I don’t think that would’ve worked. Stephanie bit her after she died.

Dio Cane GRAZIE Mille🙂 Quanto mi manca l'ltalia.. Spero di tornare il prima possibile! Buongiorno dall'America.

Dio Cane GRAZIE Mille🙂 Quanto mi manca l'ltalia.. Spero di tornare il prima possibile! Buongiorno dall'America.

@GIANNI J. CENTENO cheers from Milano marittima, se mai capiterai in riviera fammi sapere che ti offro un aperitivo

@GIANNI J. CENTENO cheers from Milano marittima, se mai capiterai in riviera fammi sapere che ti offro un aperitivo

Dio Cane  Prego🙂 Si.. Sono d'accordo con te.  That would have been her best attempt but how much this case troubles me, Non posso iniziare a esprimere completamente! il mio cuore si spezza.💔

@GIANNI J. CENTENO sei un eroe, grazie per aver espresso i miei pensieri in inglese meglio di come avrei potuto fare io nonostante l’inglese sia la mia seconda lingua, kudos.<br>P.s. her bast alibi, as stated above, would be saying she had a relationship with the victim and that’s how his dna ended up in the scene

@GIANNI J. CENTENO sei un eroe, grazie per aver espresso i miei pensieri in inglese meglio di come avrei potuto fare io nonostante l’inglese sia la mia seconda lingua, kudos.
P.s. her bast alibi, as stated above, would be saying she had a relationship with the victim and that’s how his dna ended up in the scene

Well when she did the crime there was no such thing as DNA evidence so once she was in the clear she got comfortable about it. Time went on and she never figured the technology that came out would catch her. Our minds also have a weird way of changing what happened. Im sure after 20 years of living with the fact that you murdered someone she found a way to sleep at night. Probaly twisted the story in her head so far that made her the good guy but in the process she couldn't realize that the story she had in her head was completely fictionalized

She thought she got away with it and they were extremely careful to avoid tipping her off early. She had the floor fall out from beneath her with no time to rehearse a lie. I bet if she had been questioned right after the murder her story would have been airtight, but 25 years later she got real comfortable and figured she was in the clear. It’s amazing.

She probably made it up a million years ago and now it's been so long ago oh gosh she can't remember

She probably made it up a million years ago and now it's been so long ago oh gosh she can't remember

I dont think any preparation will work, the fact that the dna was left on the victims body there no going around it

I dont think any preparation will work, the fact that the dna was left on the victims body there no going around it

@dylan .dog and that's what Alibi means elsewhere that there were not there and they were somewhere else

@dylan .dog and that's what Alibi means elsewhere that there were not there and they were somewhere else

Right makes me think she's killed more people

Right makes me think she's killed more people

Damn good point my friend! It's nearly impossible to keep up with all of those lies...even a genius would make mistakes being put on the spot by detectives in such a manner that leaves no room for era. The truth is the only option here...(Honesty Is The Best Policy)

Jenn  THIS CASE STAYS WITH ME!! I WOULD LOVE TO SIT ACROSS FROM THIS WOMAN AND ASK HER A FEW QUESTIONS REGARDING THE EVIDENCE FOUND AT HER HOME ETC... ACTUALLY, LETS BRING IN SMEEDA AND ALL THE OTHERS.., DIANA BASTA AND SO FORTH. ALL JOKES ASIDE, I HAVE MANY QUESTIONS FOR HER. SOMEONE TOLD ME RECENTLY THAT STEPHANIE IS UP FOR PAROLE NEXT YEAR & WAS ABLE TO KEEP HER PENSION FROM THE POLICE FORCE. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO THINK?!!!?!! HELP!!

@roefully   I'm surprised she didn't do that either.. break into the cold case files as soon as DNA became more advanced! <br>She isn't very bright, that's for sure..🙄😂

@roefully   I'm surprised she didn't do that either.. break into the cold case files as soon as DNA became more advanced!
She isn't very bright, that's for sure..🙄😂

@Axelerati0n you'd definitely know if you had killed someone that day!!

@Axelerati0n you'd definitely know if you had killed someone that day!!

@GIANNI J. CENTENO  Just with reading your response,  I already know with English being your third language, you would have done much better than her.

With her biting the victim and leaving her DNA, There is no need for an alibi. 🤪

With her biting the victim and leaving her DNA, There is no need for an alibi. 🤪

Her jabbering is longer than an episode of Columbo.

Her jabbering is longer than an episode of Columbo.

@mhern57 well gosh...gee...I came up with that excuse like...idk.. a million years ago..it doesn’t ring any bells

@mhern57 well gosh...gee...I came up with that excuse like...idk.. a million years ago..it doesn’t ring any bells

She never thought she would get caught, specially a few months after, or a year, she most likely thought she got away with it

She never thought she would get caught, specially a few months after, or a year, she most likely thought she got away with it

That's cuz in her mind she figured she'd never be in this position. As far as she knew it was some burglars botched home robbery did the crime. She thought she'd never have to answer these questions.

@Delora Sledge or... make disappear the evidence before they try to match it to her.. and then get a better story/alibi

@Delora Sledge or... make disappear the evidence before they try to match it to her.. and then get a better story/alibi

EXACTLY 💯. By now she could have purchased new fingertips and altered her DNA (🤷🏾♀). This is some B.S.

EXACTLY 💯. By now she could have purchased new fingertips and altered her DNA (🤷🏾♀). This is some B.S.

She got too comfortable and didn’t even think about it 😭

She got too comfortable and didn’t even think about it 😭

She didn't think she was going to get caught

She didn't think she was going to get caught

She thought she had gotten away With it a'd understood right away when they started questionning her, that they had evidence and it was over for her.

She has no alibi. DNA placed her at the crime scene.

She has no alibi. DNA placed her at the crime scene.

Wouldn't have done any good. This whole confession was pretty pointless aside from showing how guilty she looked. But her DNA was already found on Sherry.

Ouija1210 I think she wanted to pretend they were all friends even to herself .... plus maybe she was very used to police looking the other way with some basic formalities where they all have a laugh and a drink together afterwards?

K3NZ1E well going by some of these cases she would properly be convicted of desecration of a dead body and given a very light sentence if at all.

K3NZ1E well going by some of these cases she would properly be convicted of desecration of a dead body and given a very light sentence if at all.

Angela Johnston she’s like a demented ventriloquist doll having a seizure

Angela Johnston she’s like a demented ventriloquist doll having a seizure

Her whole position seems to be "geez guys, let it go, it was a long time ago"

Her whole position seems to be "geez guys, let it go, it was a long time ago"

2 decades working in law enforcement, you'd think she'd do a bit better in the "hot seat."

2 decades working in law enforcement, you'd think she'd do a bit better in the "hot seat."

@dylan .dog alibi is used in English but it's only really used in context of crime

@dylan .dog alibi is used in English but it's only really used in context of crime

@Angela Johnston you can call out a murderer without being abliest-

@Angela Johnston you can call out a murderer without being abliest-

Wardfish1150 I think I still would have thought about it! Knowing cold cases get dug up and also because of DNA becoming a thing.

Did you fight with her? No it just doesn’t sound familiar!

Did you kill her? Hmmmm no I don’t think so. It doesn’t sound familiar!

Jahh Cobb wow, you have a bunch of videos! Can’t wait to check it out 😊👍

Jahh Cobb wow, you have a bunch of videos! Can’t wait to check it out 😊👍

Jahh Cobb sure! I’ll check it out! I’ll let you know what I thought about it.

Jahh Cobb sure! I’ll check it out! I’ll let you know what I thought about it.

D Black ....very true... you described my ex perfectly ... total sociopath... he is truly evil.

D Black ....very true... you described my ex perfectly ... total sociopath... he is truly evil.

karen81986 ... I wonder  if she was responsible for any missing evidence.

karen81986 ... I wonder  if she was responsible for any missing evidence.

She thought she was free and clear hiding behind a badge. She never gave it a second thought.

She thought she was free and clear hiding behind a badge. She never gave it a second thought.

that was looongg looong milions time ago, she had forgotten it LMO... God bles you

that was looongg looong milions time ago, she had forgotten it LMO... God bles you

She thought she was smarter than everyone else.

She thought she was smarter than everyone else.

She had 20 years to get that file and make it go missing.

She had 20 years to get that file and make it go missing.

That’s true but it’s funny because she never expected to hear anything about this ever again

That’s true but it’s funny because she never expected to hear anything about this ever again

They did it this Way Intentionally so she would not think it was a interrogation it was a ruse that way she couldn’t give some sort of Fake  alibi she being a cop herself knows how to interrogate they wanted real emotions real facial expressions not something fake she could come up with and they  Also needed her to give up her gun because they didn’t want her using it against them

If she could of just provided an alibi for her DNA!

If she could of just provided an alibi for her DNA!

@dylan .dog Now, if she could just provide an alibi for her DNA.

@dylan .dog Now, if she could just provide an alibi for her DNA.

dylan .dog most english words are derived from the Latin language.

dylan .dog most english words are derived from the Latin language.

Lol she thought she had gotten away with murder.

Lol she thought she had gotten away with murder.

maybe she forgot theres no statute of limitations on murder. You'd think you would spend every night rehearsing your alibi. How that could haunt someone...

@Daren Shelton I think that's hard when they have internal locks and assigned personnel to everything.

@Daren Shelton I think that's hard when they have internal locks and assigned personnel to everything.

She somehow believed she was above the law. 🙄

She somehow believed she was above the law. 🙄

I guess you never truly get away with murder.

I guess you never truly get away with murder.

Nick it would be easier to say you were on scene when investigating and just bit her arm for the shits and giggles.

Nick it would be easier to say you were on scene when investigating and just bit her arm for the shits and giggles.

@Johnny Black Well that's one thing you could have reasonably forgotten over the years. Hell, if you'd ask me where I was on a certain day and time 5 years ago, I wouldn't be able to answer, let alone 23 years.

She should have been preparing for this moment for the last 23 years. Problem is, she really thought she got away with it, big mistake. Well, tbf her biggest mistake was leaving a bitemark on her victim. Also props to the detectives who didn't let her look into their cards at all, that made it really hard for her to assess what she should deny and what not. Her safest play in hindsight was probably coming clean from the start like "Oh yeah, I definitely remember him, but what is this? Why are you asking me about him, did something happen to him?" And when they asked about his wife: "Yeah, I clearly remember her, I didn't like her at all. At that time I was so in love with him that I was deeply envious of her relationship with him." Did you ever meet her at her job or at home or something? "Yes, I remember going to her work to confront her and we even had a physical altercation at one point, I'm pretty sure I even bit her then. I was young, foolish and in love you see. Very stupid of me." All while constantly pressing the question why they are asking her these things. She had to imagine how she would react if she did all the things she did except going to her house and kill her. That's way easier to maintain than straight up denying everything. But yeah, hindsight is 20/20.

@Wardfish1150 Which is also funny because she was a cop herself, so she'd reasonably know that a cold case could have sudden new evidence appear that brings it back to the forefront of an investigation.

True, but she thought she successfully got away with it, so she was not prepared. I had someone in my life who was devious, and prepared, by rehearsing in her head. So I learned to let things go for a long time then bring it up, now she is unprepared and would fumble.

Dann Girl Walking - still would’ve been caught bc the bite wound occurred after death

Dann Girl Walking - still would’ve been caught bc the bite wound occurred after death

...and I get the feeling she’s still working in the same area.  She didn’t even move to a remote area of Canada.

...and I get the feeling she’s still working in the same area.  She didn’t even move to a remote area of Canada.

The jury convicts her, which they absolutely should have, but OJ walked on a double murder.  System is a joke. And yes, I think the cops walking free in the Rodney King trial was injustice too.

It's like listening to a female OJ. Lies. Lies. Lies.

It's like listening to a female OJ. Lies. Lies. Lies.

@D Black FACTS! Ironically, in reminded of a cop I had a pseudo, sexual relationship with for years. <br>They're truly terrifying people under the surface in their ability to be cold & emotionally detached yet manipulative and extremely convincing when they have a want or need from you.

@D Black FACTS! Ironically, in reminded of a cop I had a pseudo, sexual relationship with for years.
They're truly terrifying people under the surface in their ability to be cold & emotionally detached yet manipulative and extremely convincing when they have a want or need from you.

@Hannah H they protect their own no matter what they do

@Hannah H they protect their own no matter what they do

Imagine how bad she would have done if she was questioned a week after she killed that woman. 😂😂😂 <br>Could have saved the detectives a lot of time.

Imagine how bad she would have done if she was questioned a week after she killed that woman. 😂😂😂
Could have saved the detectives a lot of time.

@Angela Johnston
Lol...
To be fair, Stephanie had thyroid cancer which affects the eyes.
That is the reason her eyes are so wide and protruding.

@Angela Johnston
Lol...
To be fair, Stephanie had thyroid cancer which affects the eyes.
That is the reason her eyes are so wide and protruding.

She didn’t bother because she thought she was too clever to get caught and the police would not look at one of their own anyway. She assumes these cops are going to accept her ridiculous act because they are cops too.

@Rory Dann The alibi "I was her lover but dont know who killed her" is a very poor one, and this suspect knew that. The bite was known to be inflicted posthumously due to the lack of inflammation and hemorrhaging. You might've missed this bit, but it implies the DNA from the perps mouth was deposited after the victim was shot and killed. Pretty damning.

Toddlers have dealt better with guilt than this lady.

Toddlers have dealt better with guilt than this lady.

She erased the memories of doing the deed;  I thought she bluffed the interview fairly well— she was acting like someone in the Cops internal network would probably responded.  Would’nt a veteran Cop/Detective Pro have responses like that:  Shock, Disbelief, Indignation,  seems like those would be natural responses

@Michael Fitzgerald <br>"Alibi" is used both in English and Italian. Which would answer his question. But if Dylan dog was looking for a different word entirely "excuse" is perfect.👍🏻

@Michael Fitzgerald
"Alibi" is used both in English and Italian. Which would answer his question. But if Dylan dog was looking for a different word entirely "excuse" is perfect.👍🏻

That's the thing. She probably didn't, she erased all memories of it so she could continue on with her life.

That's the thing. She probably didn't, she erased all memories of it so she could continue on with her life.

Yes that's very true that the DNA would probably be enough to lock her up for life but SHE didn't know that and you know that's not the point he's making. He's lhfao because she had 20 years to come up with a story that wouldn't make her look like a guilty moron and after those 20 years her story made her look like a guilty moron.

@Wardfish1150 <br>Exactly. And if she did have a story once upon a time, she sure does seem to have forgotten most of it!

@Wardfish1150
Exactly. And if she did have a story once upon a time, she sure does seem to have forgotten most of it!

She probably thought she was in the clear and that they wouldn't figure it out

She probably thought she was in the clear and that they wouldn't figure it out

When DNA started to catch people she had to be worried.

When DNA started to catch people she had to be worried.

@Angela Johnston telling everyone Here comes the crazy!

@Angela Johnston telling everyone Here comes the crazy!

thats what Bane ment in the movie.... "victory has defeated you" xD everything went easy so you become weak :P and stupid :)

thats what Bane ment in the movie.... "victory has defeated you" xD everything went easy so you become weak :P and stupid :)

@dylan .dog <br>The English word is also alibi.

@dylan .dog
The English word is also alibi.

@dylan .dog we use it in English. It is essentially means elsewhere in English

@dylan .dog we use it in English. It is essentially means elsewhere in English

isnt there an english word for alibi?? alibi is an Italian word that derives from Latin .... in Latin it means elsewhere

isnt there an english word for alibi?? alibi is an Italian word that derives from Latin .... in Latin it means elsewhere

Youtubing5332 hahahahaha gah her mouth is moving at light speed

Youtubing5332 hahahahaha gah her mouth is moving at light speed

@The Galactic Emperor she should have gone with the "I was sherries secret lover, I dont know who killed her tho" rout and it would have made more sense

lmao right ???? on top of that she is a detective !!

lmao right ???? on top of that she is a detective !!

@1Deag Wonder If placed in a similar position, I'd assume they most likely had DNA that placed me at the scene. Not admitting to having been in the apartment was a duff move, though as far as the bite goes, nothing can explain that.

Never thought she'd get caught...sociopath

Never thought she'd get caught...sociopath

Seeing as her DNA led to conviction...seems there is little she could do...outside of maybe not getting kinky and biting victims(sherri) arm when killing her back in 86.

@Youtubing5332 genuinely scarey and disturbing.

@Youtubing5332 genuinely scarey and disturbing.


For a million years ago.....she suddenly remembers a lot of detail.


I've dated lots of girls and I can remember very clearly the years and why we broke up.


I feel like the interesting thing about this interview is how she remembered so much information except for what she was directly being asked about

Yup. Tons of filibuster, with no real substantive answers.


She was hoping to hell they'd say "Oh forget it. She doesn't even remember this guy."


I wish I could see her face when John said his words at the end


she looked so shocked that they came back at her about it rofl.. great video.


Ive done a better job convincing my parents the house doesn't actually smell like weed than she did trying to defend her freedom lol

Pretty Hamburger places flowers in the bong

See?

(Actually no joke a bong could make a decent flower vase).

Pretty Hamburger *places flowers in the bong*

See?

(Actually no joke a bong could make a decent flower vase).

Weed? Geez wow i dont think I've heard of that before. Could have learned about it like, a million years ago. This is what, 2009? You know, pff, it was such a long time ago. You know, I used to ride a bike random tangent about bikes and suddenly I met a guy. Gosh, did he sell me weed? Gee It was a million years ago... what does this
--what does this have to do with anything? Gee, gosh 🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀

Weed? Geez wow i dont think I've heard of that before. Could have learned about it like, a million years ago. This is what, 2009? You know, pff, it was such a long time ago. You know, I used to ride a bike *random tangent about bikes* and suddenly I met a guy. Gosh, did he sell me weed? Gee It was a million years ago... what does this
--what does this have to do with anything? Gee, gosh 🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀

Jeez, i mean what does weed smell like? Last time I even saw weed was a million years ago. Uhm jeez

I downvoted this to get back to 420 uplikes

we are talking about someone that killed the fianceé of her hook up and gave her a post mortem bite, I don't think she does the subtle kind

"Weed? Gosh, I mean, I've HEARD about it, but... what do you like... cook it on the stove and make a tea or something? Bong? Isn't that what chefs use?"

It was definitely just some new-age incense... and this vase? Just a vase, nothing to see here


I have to ask you. How strongly would you agree with the following statement, NOT taking into consideration of ones' Guilt, or Innocence. <br>ANSWER NO QUESTIONS WITHOUT HAVING AN ATTORNEY PRESENT?

I have to ask you. How strongly would you agree with the following statement, NOT taking into consideration of ones' Guilt, or Innocence.
ANSWER NO QUESTIONS WITHOUT HAVING AN ATTORNEY PRESENT?


Those wide evil eyes tell it all. Especially the end of the video.


You’ve heard of “passive-aggressive”, now get ready for “aggressively-passive”.

That sounds like the:
-I'm waiting for the bus
-hurry up, man!
Waits faster

That sounds like the:
-I'm waiting for the bus
-hurry up, man!
*Waits faster*


I can't believe they took so many years to solve this crime.

She removed / destroyed a lot of evidence, since she was a cop and had access to her own files


All I get from these videos is DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE AND LAWYER UP!!!


Her face is a credit to the work and expertise of Jim Henson productions.


Everybody here talking about how obviously she was lying but can we just appreciate the detectives here?<br>This must've been the most stressful interrogation of their life as well, so much on the line and the smallest slip up could've immediately made her fully aware of the situation and lawyer up. They played this to perfection.

Everybody here talking about how obviously she was lying but can we just appreciate the detectives here?
This must've been the most stressful interrogation of their life as well, so much on the line and the smallest slip up could've immediately made her fully aware of the situation and lawyer up. They played this to perfection.

@Bready McSaus that's a good point I didn't consider. Had it been framed as a normal interrogation, she probably would have lawyered up. The detectives played this well, I didn't realize the full extent of the trap they had her in.

I think at some point she did realize they were suspicious of her. Considering how they dodged her constantly asking "what is this about?" But she still crumbled under the pressure.

@Bready McSaus  immediately raise suspicion?   they already had it pinned to her because of DNA.  my point is, with her training..... the first mention of the ex boyfriend, she should have known that she was digging herself a deeper whole with every excuse and rambling she did.

@Galactic Caveman To her, this wasn't an interrogation. And it never formally was. If she would immediately remain silent when she heard about her boyfriend, that would immediatly raise suspicion. During this "conversation", she could not ask for a lawyer or just remain silent - it's a "conversation", not an interrogation

@Brett Fitzgerald No she's actually reassuring herself. She can't believe she got in this situation, her entire body is yelling to get out of there and she's nailed to te floor. Every little string of reassurance is good enough to lie to herself that this isn't happening.

@Oh Hiroshima If you read up on the case there were multiple motions by the defense that the DNA evidence was fraudulent or tampered with. With no other evidence to back it up a case could easily get buried on such technicalities. DNA probes, even when not stored in a locker for decades, are never completely flawless so it's important to have multiple grounds for the accusation.

@Oh Hiroshima No its no suffice, DNA alone only suggested she was there, might have bit on the dead body But still no direct link to her committing murder

@Dimitrios wouldn't the DNA evidence had been enough to incriminate get even if she had chosen not too speak and get a lawyer in the first minute?

@Galactic Caveman right? She knew 10 minutes in something was going on. The stigma that getting a lawyer or going silent is "guilty behavior" may have had something to do with that. Even knowing about the innocent people that go to jail and that the cops aren't on my side, it still feels like it would look bad on my part to lawyer up or go silent immediately. It naturally feels like you will terminate most of the goodwill, if there's any present, of the investigators by not cooperating; even though it usually isn't in your best interest to cooperate without legal counsel, innocent or guilty. It's fascinating, the nuances of investigations.

@Brett Fitzgerald her being a cop, i'm surprised she didn't ask for a lawyer or remain silent at  very first mention of the ex boyfriend.    instead she immediately lied and said she barely remembered him.

@Bruno Exactly. I don't want to take away credit from the detectives but they already had damning evidence on her. All they had to do was let her talk and play dumb.

I think she was just too dumb. I mean c'mon, geez, gosh. Eventually she would've figured out it was an interrogation after awhile.

To be honest, without knowing she killed a person so violently you can see in her face that she's a dishonest mean aggressive person.

@SilentMott both detectives and us were aware of incriminating dna evidence, I don't see what's your point here. If they didn't know she would be lying they wouldn't even interrogate her

@SilentMott well her body language and how she couldn't remember things, but could remember other things, the way how she chose to talk was already very suspicious. I wouldn't have needed this channel to even explain it to me. Someone not guilty would've talked differently and acted differently for sure. She also was giving information that wasnt asked but at the same time wasnt giving information that was obviously necessary. She was exaggerating a lot. Someone not guilty would've gone straight to the point. You just notice when something is off sometimes and this at least was the case for me. Cant speak for everyone.

Not only that, but people are watching a video EXPECTING lies to be told, that's a huge part of this channel. If there were no expectations, I'd be willing to bet lots of people here couldn't tell what was and wasn't a lie like these detectives could.

Yeah that's what I was thinking. I would've been so pissed at her answers that were so obviously far from reality I would've just lost my shit and confronted her ass. Or I would be laughing the whole time. They did a great job!

Agreed, and I think they got close to getting caught out at least once when the guy had to say "hey, things have been slow for us, we have to work on this old case, but we're on your side, we're just trying to protect your privacy" and it put her slightly more at ease. Don't have the time stamp, sorry. But it's amazing how her suspicions didn't trigger sooner. At least part of that has to be her hoping that she will continue to get away with it, like she has for 20 something years. Like she just can't fathom getting caught.


This is painful to watch. Not because I feel sorry for her or anything, but because she is far worse at lying than any other average joe I’ve seen in an interrogation.

@Randy Bobandy she was a detective for the art crimes, I believe. So

She was caught unawares and was not mentally prepared for it like any other captives.

If I asked you a personal question out of nowhere, you'll be surprised too, which is also a strategy used by many wives to check on their husband.

Even casey has spitted lies uncountable and got away with murder which pissed me off that i would break a wall by a middle finger

@SamiJos yeah but if you got away with it for so long, you wouldn't really expect it to happen all of a sudden. i dont think i would be prepared for something like this

she’s a murderer who’s had decades on her hands to think about what she’s done . did she never think about what if she would be interrogated ??

@No Diggity oh please . “ after 20 years you committed a crime “ . it’s not like she committed jay-walking .

@Tell-it 1 adopted daughter that was a little at the time of her arrest

Yeah, no wonder they didn't cast her for Liar Liar

@G. L she remembered everything dude. If someone kills another human being for a specific reason you're not going to forget those small details ever.

I think it's just that she was very very sure she would get away with it due to her contacts in the LAPD and she was in complete shock with no time to prepare for this interrogation if she suspected anything she would have lied done better but like this it's hard to keep cool

@Woo Woo Witchy Mom Knowing and actually being good at something are not related.<br>You know you can lie If you are interrogated, but If It will convince anyone is another story.

@Woo Woo Witchy Mom Knowing and actually being good at something are not related.
You know you can lie If you are interrogated, but If It will convince anyone is another story.

@G. L thats true we all react to pressure different. But we can all agree she's taking the whole <b>golly</b> thing too far

@G. L thats true we all react to pressure different. But we can all agree she's taking the whole *golly* thing too far

Like how did she not know how to behave as an experienced detective? I’m glad she didn’t know how, but it’s comical

Its worse is when she asked questions that like who in the hell cares what island she went to visit.<br>Shes just babbling off and nothing makes ANY sense !

Its worse is when she asked questions that like who in the hell cares what island she went to visit.
Shes just babbling off and nothing makes ANY sense !

To be honest I think it's because it was totally unexpected. Imagine getting interrogated after 20 years you committed a crime. Most guilty people get interrogated near the event


"Now I wish I had been recording this."<br>"Well then Stephanie, you're gonna like our surprise.."

"Now I wish I had been recording this."
"Well then Stephanie, you're gonna like our surprise.."

You have two successful comments in one year. My congratulations to you, sir 🙌

@C W legend, always timestamp jokes you make


The fact that she screwed this up so bad after being well trained in all these tactics is sooo telling about human beings and how there brains try to process situations and deal with things. It’s pretty fascinating.

The thing about body language and micro-expressions on the face are not controlled by our thinking brain, but by our limbic system. However awesome your training, you'll still give away normal 'tells'. You can learn some control if dedicated to it like Poker players for example, but if you murder a love rival, you don't stand a chance of hiding the raging storm

@Nitin Yadav 289 that interrogation is all gone is the criminal is not a Hindu...then it's all about their inner racist soul. In India..

@Eyes2Sea222 She also thought her friends in the department had destroyed all evidence taken from the crime scene. She knew eventual DNA technology could identify her, but she thought it had all been removed from the evidence refrigerator. That one vial containing a cotton swab, overlooked by her protectors, was the ticking time bomb.

If she would be well trained, she would have said nothing.

If she would be well trained, she would have said nothing.

That interrogation alone would NOT have convicted her. It was DNA that convicted her.

That interrogation alone would NOT have convicted her. It was DNA that convicted her.

I believe you are giving her too much credit in the sense that you assumed she was good at her job… there is probably a good reason she was head detective of art theft….

I think the reasons she flew apart so easily is 1) she was caught completely off guard thinking it was well behind her and, 2) she didn't know what they had on her but she probably suspected it was something solid for them to bother with her. She was groping the whole way.

Humans are bad improvisors unless they practice and develop a skill for it.

Humans are bad improvisors unless they practice and develop a skill for it.

I don't think US Police are trained in assassination. Regardless, she should've used some of her skills.

I don't think US Police are trained in assassination. Regardless, she should've used some of her skills.

@Concerned Local why would they collect DNA if it was something she didn't know about?

@Concerned Local why would they collect DNA if it was something she didn't know about?

@Josh Morris she was convicted on DNA and she was a detective with a niche specialty of investigating stolen art

@mantenimiento you don't think she knew about the re opening of cold cases at that time?

@mantenimiento you don't think she knew about the re opening of cold cases at that time?

She bit the victim. Possibly after she was killed. So, she was out of her well trained, tactical mind

She bit the victim. Possibly after she was killed. So, she was out of her well trained, tactical mind

She fell off the banana truck. That nice looking , smart man, should never have touched her........

She fell off the banana truck. That nice looking , smart man, should never have touched her........

I didn't really see any mistakes, she didn't confess to anything and asked for a lawyer... where was the mistake? I didn't notice it

@Rob Polaris - No that's incorrect. Unless in the video there is an admission of fact considered evidence of a crime then its not useable by the prosecution. Simply saying she looks guilty would have you thrown out by the judge. I suppose you thought the Salem Witch Trials were an example of perfect judicial process?

@K D This video makes her look VERY guilty. Playing this or parts of it for a jury can influence their decision.

Exactly. Proves knowledge about the psyche and tactics is not enough to not be subjected to it yourself, it's kinda like how psychologists can still become depressed and in need of help from others.

@Joe It was pretty sketchy, for sure. The defense argued that it was a de facto interrogation and Lazarus's 5th and 6th Amendment rights were therefore violated because she was not advised of her rights.

The idea that it was a surveillance video stretches the definition of "surveillance" to its breaking point. I'm surprised the judge let it in, but, as we know, it wouldn't have made much difference even if he hadn't. The DNA was the nail in the coffin.

@RJ Sounds like it shouldn't have been admissable in court at all... Just have a friendly conversation with the suspect and get them to contradict evidence on camera and you're done. How can that be allowed?

Don't care about the asking for an attorney thing honestly. The fact was that she was a cop. She thought she could continue to live her life as she had been living it, working as a cop, and she was played in the name of cooperation.

@Joe Actually, asking for a lawyer would have been far better for her situation. It's a myth that asking for an attorney makes you look guilty or have something to hide. Innocent people are, in fact, far more likely to ask for a lawyer than guilty ones.

She would have been convicted on the DNA evidence alone, but she was so clearly lying -- and so clearly terrified -- in the interview that it greatly reinforced her guilt to the jury.

That said, this is a little different because it was not a true interrogation. The police did not want to formally interrogate her because they would have had to Mirandize her, and they knew that with her experience, she would have absolutely lawyered up as soon as they read her her rights. Instead they recorded the interview using a hidden camera and submitted it as "surveillance" evidence.

I think she knew. She was hoping she wasn’t right, but she knew science had caught up with her. It was almost sad, watching her caught in the trap.

@Martin Dragiev it would have helped. But since there was DNA not much

@Martin Dragiev it would have helped. But since there was DNA not much

@John Smith would it have been possible to come out on top of she actually said the truth about her dislike for the victim and even the altercation at the victims work, however deny the murder and lie that she had visited the guy's house before? This would make her seem more innocent since she would be telling the truth, and her having visited the house before can put doubt on the DNA evidence, granted the DNA on the bite mark is gonna be quite hard to explain. While this would show she had clear motive, just telling the truth for the most part can make her seem innocent as well, hell if she straight up agreed to a DNA test, the willingness to not hide anything can work in her favor.

There was DNA.  She was screwed no matter what.

There was DNA.  She was screwed no matter what.

She probably wasn’t very good at her job.

She probably wasn’t very good at her job.

No matter how good of a cop you are,<br>When you’re on the other side of the table you failed anyway.

No matter how good of a cop you are,
When you’re on the other side of the table you failed anyway.

@Joe how is shutting down and asking for a lawyer worse? Its your fundamental right to remain silent and ask for a lawyer. It cannot be used against you in court. If you think asking for a lawyer implies guilt then you are truly lost. Always ask for a lawyer, whether you're innocent or guilty.

Yeah, even trained so called expert intelligent clever whatever f#£k it up because they get emotional, nervous and scared.

So🤦🏻♂that is the game,

DELUSION

The Cult of Johnny Del R. Souls who Died in April.

I don't think any person could have handled the surprise element of it.   Police handled this really well.   If she had any indication that she was being brought in for questioning she would likely have been far better prepared.   Imagine being asked about a crime you did over two decades ago and your mind has tried to bury it, then one day completely out of the blue it's brought up again.

Some don´t think about getting caught and leave evidence because they are careless, others think they can get away with it by following a plan. But none of them think they get convicted, they think they can talk themselves out of it.

@John Kiser It won't help IN COURT. It may help outside of it if the police decide to start looking at other suspects. Which they did for her decades ago in this case

@Joe no it wouldn’t have been worse. Never talk to cops. Talk to a lawyer. “Guilty” people go to jail. Innocent people have lawyers

@Gifted Fox  Truth is, she was buried, neck deep, in the hole, before she uttered the first word.

They had dna evidence linking her to the crime scene. Circumstantial evidence providing possible motive.

The interview was the icing on the cake.

Reason why this interrogation is different than normal ones. She first didn't had any clue but then was digging that hole before she knew it.

A tip I learn from the army, they teach you how to resist the enemies tortures and interrogation however that doesn't protect you if it is your own side doing the interrogating. Because you think all they want to do is help you since they are your allies. Same thing applies here.

Screwed this up? No. This isn't a training module. She actually murdered someone, thought she got away with it and now senses the wolves circling her.

All the training in the world won't help, in that situation.

They say doctors nake the worst patients

They say doctors nake the worst patients

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

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

@K D Even if they didn’t have any DNA information she would’ve still been a huge suspect due to this suspicious interrogation.

@Josh Morris If the interrogators did their job right, and they knew they had DNA, and apparently they had a lot of information about her and her contact with her ex and the victim, it would be very hard for her to come out of this looking innocent.  Their job at that point is to try and get her to say "I don't know him at all" or "I didn't see him after XXXX year" so that they could contradict that evidence.  In any case they did well and it all came together.  Without DNA it would have been extremely hard to do, and she wouldn't have known about DNA at the time of the murder.  <br>Anyways it's a nerve-wracking but interesting thing to watch.

@Josh Morris If the interrogators did their job right, and they knew they had DNA, and apparently they had a lot of information about her and her contact with her ex and the victim, it would be very hard for her to come out of this looking innocent.  Their job at that point is to try and get her to say "I don't know him at all" or "I didn't see him after XXXX year" so that they could contradict that evidence.  In any case they did well and it all came together.  Without DNA it would have been extremely hard to do, and she wouldn't have known about DNA at the time of the murder.
Anyways it's a nerve-wracking but interesting thing to watch.

not only that, but she had over 2 decades to get her story straight lol

not only that, but she had over 2 decades to get her story straight lol

Her mind was racing 100 miles per hour. She desperately tried to find out what they had on her, but couldn't. <br>Also, she started out as a regular cop. Then got into the stolen art division (or whatever it's called). Apparently it was one of the better division to work in.

Her mind was racing 100 miles per hour. She desperately tried to find out what they had on her, but couldn't.
Also, she started out as a regular cop. Then got into the stolen art division (or whatever it's called). Apparently it was one of the better division to work in.

@Josh Morris She tried. I give her a lot of props for trying. Shutting down and asking for lawyer would have been even worse for her situation. I give her mad props for trying. Hopefully she is doing good in prison and making some really nice license plates for people.

I meant she screwed up the interrogation, if the goal for someone who’s committed a crime is to come across innocent and truthful I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that’s not how she comes across here. Furthermore she wasn’t a IRS agent she was a detective who investigated violent crimes meaning she should have been very aware of there tactics and what they were up to asking her about a crime from 20 years ago that she knew she was guilty of. I think it’s fair to say she screwed up

Exactly how did she screw up? She was caught through DNA evidence alone. The interview gave them nothing.

It hit her suddenly that the game was up. She had no time to get ready for this

It hit her suddenly that the game was up. She had no time to get ready for this

i don't think all police are trained tactics of interrogation as there work is divided, like there are police who investigate and police who go in case of emergency don't take part in the interrogation <br>its what I think I might be wrong

i don't think all police are trained tactics of interrogation as there work is divided, like there are police who investigate and police who go in case of emergency don't take part in the interrogation
its what I think I might be wrong


I can't believe the police looked at that autopsy report and were like, "looks like a robbery gone wrong to me!" clearly a crime of passion. what robber would literally BITE the victim after killing them???

Could be a sexual turn on for some people. It does happen.

@Sherlock Holmes No. DNA technology wasn't very advanced in the '80s.

@Miss Daisy The Raccoon the bite mark occured after she had died

Or she bit her because the victim over powered her for a moment.

@Sherlock Holmes yeah they eventually did years later. But at the time, the forensics & DNA testing weren’t what they are now.  So Stephanie probably wasn’t thinking that—25 years down the line, there would be technology to pull DNA from something like that—or that they would go back and look at the case again all those years later.

Exactly, the stupidity levels at that time is so cringe to me

Wait wait wait, couldn't they have gotten her DNA from the bite???????????????

I do that everyday what are you talking about

Again cops aren’t that smart.. technology is ..and there are a few good detectives (in the hundreds at least) are actually decent.

@2good 4u It's a McDonald's character I think.

@Mark Thiel So that's basically a hamburger that bites people.

@Mark Thiel you are unironically funny as Fuck


Can we just take a moment to applaud the two detectives? Like their plan was genius!

Incredibly well done. The nuance of how they kept here talking was amezing.

@showbizonastick only, the non divulgence of information is not only considered suspicious, but can also be used against the suspect in a court of law, if I am not mistaken. Not to mention that the evidence found against her before this interrogation is quite conclusive.

@showbizonastick they had her DNA on the corpse. They’d have just arrested her anyway.

@wbergie I was sitting here pissed and how much of her life I know now. Girllll!! Wtf is this.

@Nathaniel Krefman These detectives looked into a witness statement that basically accused a cop when back in 86 this department didn't even consider it. Good forensic work from the team, and excellent judgement from these detectives as well.

I applaud them for actually going after one of their own.

This interrogation should be the gold standard for police investigations…


It’s odd that her name is Lazarus and her case came back to life after being dead for quite some time….

@Boomer B I was joking I know Lazarus was from the Bible I was just making a joke about the Lazarus pits in the Batman comics

@Seth Gyellins yes as in lazarus from the bible

@Fat Chicken Lazarus is a story in the bible of a man Jesus brought back to life. Or was this a joke? It's hard to tell through text.

@carnifex hey one of my favorite guns <b>carnifex</b> it was the default pistol I believe

@carnifex hey one of my favorite guns *carnifex* it was the default pistol I believe

@GregK well I mean Lazarus pit used for resurrection

Yo y’all are kids , geez I mean gosh , let maika have her own thought

@OpBanana obviously, I have no clue about the Bible. I just thought about mass effect, since commander Shepard was dead for some time and was brought back via the Lazarus project, hence my thought.

@OpBanana commander Shepard died and Cerberus brought him/her back, calling it the Lazarus Project

Dude isn't it weird how stuff like that happens. I was thinking the same thing.

@Boomer B might even be batman, as in the lazarus pit

I can’t be the only one thinking of Batman

@Maika Kreutzfeld it’s more mass effects reference to the biblical story of lazarus than it is a reference to mass effect lol

@Maika Kreutzfeld it’s a biblical reference bro


She talked for only an hour, but it felt like a <b>million years</b> geez

She talked for only an hour, but it felt like a *million years* geez

Lmao!!!! Haahahahahah good one!! 😃😃😁😁😃😃😃

And they fast forwarded several times. Imma need some aderall to focus.

I mean uh uh gosh I don't know. Ya know?

@The Archer of justice I don't think he was asking that literally.

Hahahhahahah! I felt the same, however, the full interrogation went for TWO HOURS! Just finished watching it there, OMG! 😴🥱🤣

@Joshua Lanhan even I can't say 😂🤣 after all the ones I've been visioning these past few days (covid remember? 🥴) it's impossible to recall all of them. Also we have a life too besides this 😂😂😂 I will check in out.... Take care 🐞🌿

I can’t even remember how this video started it was so long ago.... ummm... I mean, what’s this all about?

Before beginning to listen I was wondering why you said that? But after... 3 minutes I already feel like 60 minutes are up 😂😂😂

I agree.  I don't remember.   It could have happened...

Oh gee that seems right I don't rightly recall.. I mean.. Good golly.

Quite painful to watch really. It was exhausting watching her lie for almost an hour. Geez, i mean gosh.

I'm so exhausted just from listening. This would be a defense attorney's worst nightmare.


She's one of the most horrible liars I've ever seen, and I'm a very naive person who'd believe almost anything

Beau Bear No the funniest is that Dalia Dippolito girl who planned to kill her husband.

@Fifi Annisa I know right? She's so unconvincing it's ridiculous

Same. Maybe I trust her if I only watched 10 minutes of the interrogation. But one hour of having listening to her saying "oh gosh gee maybe i don't know it's been million years ago" I can finally smell the bullshit.

I don't know whether to believe you or not....

@Shi La thank you!! You have a good heart as well. I wish you the best!

Arī I agree a 100%. Narcissists unfortunately can smell a good heart from miles away like the evil demonic creatures they are. You have to know that radiating strength is very important if you have a good heart. Evil people think that because someone has a good heart, they can be easily manipulated and used. They look at kindness as weakness so I hope that the readers can take your advice to the top. By the way, I can tell you also have a good heart. May 2021 be a peaceful, successful, and happy year for you!

@Shi La sadly there are people that will take advantage of that trust. I hope they dont meet any of those people in real life. Seeing what constant lies and deception can do to someone is heartbreaking.

That means you have a good heart. Don’t ever change 🤍

Check out Jodi Arias she makes Stefanie look honest .


Her face when faking memory loss is priceless. Especially when compared to when she's actually thinking back to something. It's like a child making a funny face.

I never understood why people think talking to the police will help them

@Jar Dubs lol accurate. "Who me?! Gosh know..atleast.. I dont THINK it was me!! "

It is so amazing that there is some justice in America even if a police officer involve in a crime. In other countries it is not the case. For example in fucking Russia police have collaboration with mafia, moreover police is involved in murders for hire and they are involved in many many imprisonments where they put drugs in peoples pocket and arrest them. And even if there is a very solid evidence against a police member, he will never be charged in the crime ( only 1% that he will be charged). Moreover, police in russia fabricate criminal expertises to indict people for nothing or to hide the evidence. I am personally barely survived several years ago, I would have been killed by police if I hadn't left that miserable country. When you see that kind of programs, it gives you a great sence of justice. But in most countries of the world police is just a shit and an another type of mafia, that's what you need to know before you decide to make some "exotic" travels. All the best

ShayMince like she just farted and it stinks and is trying to blame someone else...

ShayMince <br>Yes agree she is not very good at playing the innocent.

ShayMince
Yes agree she is not very good at playing the innocent.


Detective: "Do you breathe air?"
Her: *😀😅😊😌😜😃🤪😚😂😍😇😄🤣🤨😋🥰🙂😛😘😁😝😆😗☺😗😜🤪🤨😎🥸🤩🧐🤓🥳😏😒🙁😠😩☹😡🥺😣🤬😢🤯😭😖😳😤😫😩😠🥵🥺🥶😢😰😥😓🤗🤔🤭😧😑🤫🤤😪😮😬🤥😮💨😲😮💨😶🥱😯😐😵💫😴😦🤐😷😈🥴🤒👿🤕🤑🤠🤡* "I don't know what it's like 2009"

Detective: "Do you breathe air?"
Her: **😀😅😊😌😜😃🤪😚😂😍😇😄🤣🤨😋🥰🙂😛😘😁😝😆😗☺😗😜🤪🤨😎🥸🤩🧐🤓🥳😏😒🙁😠😩☹😡🥺😣🤬😢🤯😭😖😳😤😫😩😠🥵🥺🥶😢😰😥😓🤗🤔🤭😧😑🤫🤤😪😮😬🤥😮💨😲😮💨😶🥱😯😐😵💫😴😦🤐😷😈🥴🤒👿🤕🤑🤠🤡** "I don't know what it's like 2009"

She really acted super pressed every time she pretended to rack her brain

@GregK omg i was exactly 3 seconds before your timestamp when I read your comment and that was the funniest thing I've seen!!

@Benny Marshall<br>Yep. She bites. I don't know why they didn't outfit her with one of those Hannibal Lecter bite guards for the trial. That'd be awesome.

@Benny Marshall
Yep. She bites. I don't know why they didn't outfit her with one of those Hannibal Lecter bite guards for the trial. That'd be awesome.

@m z You really dont want to slap this woman!

“oh geez” 😄😅🤩😟😳🤓🧐🤥😲😮💨😨😰🥶

“oh geez” 😄😅🤩😟😳🤓🧐🤥😲😮💨😨😰🥶

<b>proceeds to go on a tangent about how oxygen works and her breathing problems</b>

*proceeds to go on a tangent about how oxygen works and her breathing problems*


I'm more intrigued by how she psychologically handled the weight of living with all that for so long. That sort of guilt and paranoia would eat you alive, wouldn't it? Especially if you worked as a cop.

You clearly haven't met an LAPD cop. They don't care. They can sleep just fine at night.

@Billie Yeah there's careers that attract more of them "According to Dutton, the ten careers with the highest proportion of psychopaths are, 1 CEO. 2 Lawyer. 3 Media (tv, radio). 4 Salesperson. 5 Surgeon. 6 Journalist. 7 Police officer. 8 Clergy. 9 Chef. 10 Civil servant."

Hence the label; sociopath😳,,,in her mind IT would be sort of "See what Sherri made me do!!!!"....😨

Gauche -  so true. Psychopaths (and Sociopaths can be the same) have no sense of empathy. For example serial killers, let's say the Green River Killer, killed over forty women and felt no empathy or remorse for his victims. They were disposable to him. It's like when you blow your nose and throw away the tissue. Do you remember it, or feel sorry for it a day later, even an hour or a minute later? Stephanie isn't a serial killer - that we know of - but I'm willing to bet she felt very little to zero guilt all the same. She was happy to continue holidaying with John, and sleeping with him afterwards. She seemed to enjoy inflicting the brutality upon poor Sherri.<br>As for the paranoia about getting caught - you're right I think so many people must have been shaking in their boots when forensic science improved including DNA matching, as it did in this case. A lot of killers still commit their crimes since forensics improved though. These killers can often have an inflated sense of entitlement and ego though. When narcisissm like this plays a part it basically makes them think they can get away with it. That said it's also good to keep in mind that not all killers are geniuses either.

Gauche -  so true. Psychopaths (and Sociopaths can be the same) have no sense of empathy. For example serial killers, let's say the Green River Killer, killed over forty women and felt no empathy or remorse for his victims. They were disposable to him. It's like when you blow your nose and throw away the tissue. Do you remember it, or feel sorry for it a day later, even an hour or a minute later? Stephanie isn't a serial killer - that we know of - but I'm willing to bet she felt very little to zero guilt all the same. She was happy to continue holidaying with John, and sleeping with him afterwards. She seemed to enjoy inflicting the brutality upon poor Sherri.
As for the paranoia about getting caught - you're right I think so many people must have been shaking in their boots when forensic science improved including DNA matching, as it did in this case. A lot of killers still commit their crimes since forensics improved though. These killers can often have an inflated sense of entitlement and ego though. When narcisissm like this plays a part it basically makes them think they can get away with it. That said it's also good to keep in mind that not all killers are geniuses either.

@HereIsWisdom 1318 you're not quite correct. I would suggest you watch the videos on Dr. Todd Grande's channel to understand the exact clinical criteria for Type 1 Psychopathy, Type 2 Psychopathy, and Sociopathy. People can also have subclinical Psychopathy/ Sociopathy which is having traits but not meeting enough to have a full blown diagnosis. Fun fact - plenty of everyday people including you and I can and do have psychopathic or sociopathic traits. For some careers - like a surgeon - it's even helpful. Psychopaths and Sociopaths are also drawn to certain careers, and law enforcement is pretty high on the list (which is scary). A lot of convicted serial killers were drawn to having careers as police officers, or had fascinations and preoccupations with cops and their job. Edmund "Ed" Kemper is a good example<br> He actually spent a lot of time at a local bar socialising with the police who hung out there, and was rejected from the academy because he was "too tall" at 6'9".

@HereIsWisdom 1318 you're not quite correct. I would suggest you watch the videos on Dr. Todd Grande's channel to understand the exact clinical criteria for Type 1 Psychopathy, Type 2 Psychopathy, and Sociopathy. People can also have subclinical Psychopathy/ Sociopathy which is having traits but not meeting enough to have a full blown diagnosis. Fun fact - plenty of everyday people including you and I can and do have psychopathic or sociopathic traits. For some careers - like a surgeon - it's even helpful. Psychopaths and Sociopaths are also drawn to certain careers, and law enforcement is pretty high on the list (which is scary). A lot of convicted serial killers were drawn to having careers as police officers, or had fascinations and preoccupations with cops and their job. Edmund "Ed" Kemper is a good example
 He actually spent a lot of time at a local bar socialising with the police who hung out there, and was rejected from the academy because he was "too tall" at 6'9".

@Vyansya I just read the difference between psychopath and sociopath.

A psychopath has NO CONSCIENCE.
A sociopath has a WEAK CONSCIENCE.

Im willing to bet Stephanie Lazarus at least has a "WEAK CONSCIENCE."

Not defending her; just trying to be technical.

@HereIsWisdom 1318 im pretty sure shes in the same class as psychopath


She is a HORRIBLE liar. You had 20 years lady. You could of had a novel of a story prepared

So true like this should be well thought out. I think she got cocky and stopped being panicked after about 15 years. Dirty cops SMH

Let's be honest, after like 5 years she thought she got away with it for good and did not bother keeping her cover story up-to-date

@David Berry She could have said they did fight and she bit her but didn’t kill her 🤷🏻♀

@David Berry this case was old enough that they could argue dna deteriorating mishandling of evidence or even faulty testing since dna was relatively new during her case but its speculation

@Tucsonan Dude yeah she did well cuz she convinced herself 20 years ago that she didn't kill that lady. Like George Costanza said "It's not a lie, if you believe it." LOL!!

Nah, I think she did pretty well in the interview considering she was broadsided.  Analyzing it in detail shows the deception.

@Ksawery She said exactly what they'd thought she'd say. I mean what else could she say other than play the Gee, I don't know card??

They really caught her off guard, and once she was in shock, she was no longer thinking clearly

@Deangelo Dupree wouldn't matter. She was getting arrested no matter what she said.

@Deangelo Dupree cops are the masters of making sure you dont ask for a lawyer. everyone has heard that advice. the women was a cop of course, she thought she would do the same thing. i remember watching a video on it a while back, cop will stand between you and the door and also wont outright accuse you right away. in your mind it seems like you are suspiciously overreacting, if the police ask if you wheather you like cheerios or not and you ask for a lawyer. plus (if you are guilty) you will be overly sensitive to weather they are accusing you or not, so you wont know if they are accusing you or you're just assuming that because you did it. mix that with this being the scariest and most stressful event in your life, you wouldnt stand a chance.

@Kuh muh I don’t know about that I’ve seen more cases slam dunked with DNA

She'll have loads of time to write a novel now<br>She could write war and peace in 15 different languages fawords and backwards with the time she has on her hands now

She'll have loads of time to write a novel now
She could write war and peace in 15 different languages fawords and backwards with the time she has on her hands now

Ikr. But she probably thought she had gotten away with it. Anyone would if two decades have gone by.

She didn't even know she will get cornered one day out of no where

@Deangelo Dupree It wouldn't matter. They already had the goods on her. This pretend interrogation was just a formality. They were charging her whether she lawyered up quickly or not.

@Mark Dailey I know how I would respond..I want a lawyer?

@Kuh muh its alot of "filler"....they had a deep suspicion she was the killer....they knew all about her hostility toward Sherry R....and according to the autopsy this was a crime of passion when they came to the conclusion that she Sherry was beaten after she was already dead in other words a crime of passion and NOT A BURGLARY.

Again, like he stated in the beginning, if you are in the situation you would never know how'd you would've respond if you were interrogated.

@David Berry DNA evidence can be quite unreliable, so that's definitely more than just filler.

They'd already got her bang to rights with the DNA . This was all filler for the prosecution.

But after all that time she probably felt it would never resurface.

I mean.. gee, y'know, like gee, that's crazy like jeez, i mean.. gee, like golly, god, like geez, like that's crazy.


"im sure of i-"
"i dont think i did-"
"im dont know how i found out-"

girl you either know or you dont ur not sure you knew or did something


one hour into interrogation....... "it sounds like you are trying to pin this on me"  ......naaaaaaaaah.   she had many years to plan an exit plan out of the country


You’re free to walk out at any time…

Walks out. Comes back handcuffed.
😎👍🏼


Did the beginning part got cut? I remember there's a background story before the interogation


She knew what was going on the minute they asked here about her ex.


her's face expression tells you that she is completelly insane


"I dunno.  It happened a million years ago."
<br>"Well we thought we'd ask you since the town dinosaur ran out on us."

"I dunno.  It happened a million years ago."
"Well we thought we'd ask you since the town dinosaur ran out on us."


Why is this vid so addictive ? I've seen it 5 times in a week.


I don’t believe you need to stop and explain EVERYTHING she says or what’s going on. Let the tape roll a bit.


"I've been doing this a long time, killing peo... I mean police work"


Well I mean this video has taught us all like how not too act lol 😂


Anyone know why she kept saying, I wish I had recorded this?


Was it illegal to interrogate her without reading her rights?

No, rights are read at the time of arrest.


"did you kill him?"

"gosh, gee, i don't know, maybe, what is this all about??"


“I mean…you know.” Gee, gosh, God.”<br>“ I mean I’m a cop and I can lie to you an you can’t do anything about it.” Sure I killed him so so what?”

“I mean…you know.” Gee, gosh, God.”
“ I mean I’m a cop and I can lie to you an you can’t do anything about it.” Sure I killed him so so what?”


Those LAST 10 seconds had me ROLLLLLINNNGGFF😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂


How was she dumb enough to just walk into that one


The last 10 seconds of this video fucking killed me 😂😂😂


More facial expressions than Jim Carrey on MDMA!!


That's so weird...before clicking on the video, youtube says that it's 56 minutes long, but after I click on it it says it's 25 minutes long and it starts at the sentence "the detectives created a roose." What an annoying youtube glitch...

It WAS that long but YouTube made them chop it.


“Gee, we spent nights at each other’s homes, our families hung out, we went on holidays together, occasionally necked and kissed in public, and this went on for a long time, but I can’t say we “DATED”


Am I having a fever dream or was half of the original video cut...?


This video used to be close to an hour long. I wonder why JCS was forced to cut a lot of the content out of it...


The whole “bite” detail disturbs me the most. What type of animalistic urge came over Lazarus that she wanted to hurt this woman so much even after she was already dead?

Envy. Extreme envy, turned to extreme hatred. She had to really hate that woman to bash her face in like that after she was already dead from 3 shotgun blasts.

@Boredchinchilla So where did you get those ideas then 🤔

Brynn Hill I never mentioned Freud-that is all you lol

Sounds like a totally reasonable thing for a stark raving crazy mad woman would do after a brutal crime to me....

What's so shocking about her doing it besides the fact that none of us think it's a good idea

@Boredchinchilla I mean. Freud is not really a credible source lol. But like 'biting as a substitute for penile insertion' sounds a little bonkers nutso to me 😂

Brynn Hill well, I am a forensic anthropologist, so they kind of expect me to learn about the reasoning behind these things...

Marnie Dezzie im sure the police department wouldn’t try to investigate that since it would cost them millions in lawsuits I imagine

Yea I agree, that’s what always sticked out to me, that and her face was beaten in beyond recognition, and the majority of that, including the bite was done AFTER she was dead, just brutal

I was thinking about it through the entire video and her weird oral movements ugh

Samantha Price which weirdly sort of led her to getting caught with her DNA left to finally speak after 20 years. Weird how she might have gotten away with the perfect crime but for her sick tendencies

A Miffed Cuttlefish she was already dead when she was receiving blows to the face, which makes it even crazier. She’s shot her in the chest which killed her then after started the beating, so she had to have been dead, she picks up her lifeless arm and bites it. Horrible.

It's what's described in the Bible as "gnashing with teeth" and "gnashing of teeth". It is one of the most primitive acts of rage.

omg I heard that totally wrong. I thought Sherri bit Stephanie 😳

honestly my face contorted right when i heard that wtf

A Miffed Cuttlefish the bite was postmortem

Boredchinchilla tbh i could see that being the case. She did whatever she could to maintain control until the very end

petty little liar it’s an extremely intimate act, where you are right up against another person’s skin, smelling and tasting it. The bite can be a substitute for penile penetration when that isn’t possible (or even when it is in some cases). I also think biting is a very primal power move that our ancestral brain remembers- most animals use biting and even humping as a dominating move.


OMG :D :D :D Whoever stayed till the end, was rewarded beyond meassure!!! :D :D :D AWESOME JOB :)


Is it just me or does there seem to be a huge chunk missing from the beginning of the video..? Like it just starts in the middle

jcs's videos keep getting striked by youtube so a lot of them have been cut in places unfortunately


The whole 25 minutes she has <br>"I'M F*UCKED" written all over her face...

The whole 25 minutes she has
"I'M F*UCKED" written all over her face...


This rings true of the old saying: What's done in the wash comes out in the dry. OR What's done in the dark always comes to light.


"I think I can say, that I, have never known anything or anyone with certainty, ever"


The man reading her rights sounds like someone from law and  order


I wish the video was set on her face at the beginning? When they first mentioned his.


was just a common day for her then 1h after all change and she never back home...sweet justice


They tried to tell her to shut up several times


The funny thing is how she plays like she doesn’t remember the length of the relationship or any other details of it but she remembers his close friends even the sport his brother played back in school lol she’s terrible at this


Oh why did you delete the beginning explaining everything? This video was almost 35 minutes before.


I watched 24:59 about 20x. I just can't believe what I'm seeing


When he asked if she would give a swab, you could almost see the sweat popping off her forehead lmao


The only true thing she said is You know.., they already know, yes, they know, thank you for your input.


Sheesh, a seasoned professional blew an interrogation worse than most normal guilty idiots under pressure 🤔😕

No matter how much practice you put in it if ur freedom and reputation is on the line it all goes to shit


2:39 just from her overreactions i would guess there's something wrong.. also her intonation and the talking generally..


And she went on to become a cop for many years and nobody knew she was a wingnut?


this lady came to my school and taught D.A.R.E. lmao


It's really hard to listen to him talk about his wife in court i cried and went hug my wife

He surely feels bit responsible even thought it wasn't his fault. He did play them both at the same time for a bit. He lost a lifetime of beautiful memories and support and love because of jealous monster.<br>You never know what happens in life, give your wife hugs every day so you won't have any regrets

He surely feels bit responsible even thought it wasn't his fault. He did play them both at the same time for a bit. He lost a lifetime of beautiful memories and support and love because of jealous monster.
You never know what happens in life, give your wife hugs every day so you won't have any regrets


She messed up by talking to much. When they asked her if she knew John Rutner she shoud of said no . Her being a👮♀ she should know better .


Sounds like Judge Kavanagh's testimony in his confirmation hearing


Devastated you had to amend all your videos man. Is there a patreon or something to donate to? Love your shit

They are not giving updates. They have patreon but they've been inactive on it for a long time. No communication so far, I miss their videos


This is exactly why there should be a daabase of police DNA. I don't know how they got her DNA to compare it to the crime scene, but it wasn't because she was an officer. Another cop was arrested for a crime and when his DNA was entered into the criminal database they found out he was actually a rapist who wasn't caught for over two dozen years.


We all know she is a liar because we all lie as well. We're not all murderers of course but when we broke a favorite object of our mother's we lied.<br>We still do and we do not even know it.

We all know she is a liar because we all lie as well. We're not all murderers of course but when we broke a favorite object of our mother's we lied.
We still do and we do not even know it.


Does anyone else appreciate the unexpected and HILARIOUS ending to this video??   ...still LMAO!!!


When she answers a lot of the questions she picks her arm up and flops it back down on the table. Nervous body language I guess.


New drinking game: take a shot every time she says “Geez”, “God”, “Gee”, “I mean” and “I think”


I am watching this video exactly at mid-night and oh Jesus you scared hell out of me at 25:13 . Didn't expect that ohh god...


What happens to ex-coppers when they are incarcerated in the US? Do they have their own prison farm or something similar with tennis courts, jacuzzi, swimming poll, polo club etc?


“Stephanie, is the sky blue?”

“Well gee, I don’t know. It’s been a million years…well gosh. I just don’t know. I’ll have to check my pictures. I do, however, have a friend named Shmeeda.”  😔🤪😜😌😙😚😛🤨😔😢🥺🥺😩😠🤭😬🙄😵😵💫🥴


This lady makes me so angry. Listening to her fumble is just so exhausting and annoying. Everything about her and her actions screams guilty.

37:18
Like who naturally makes those faces?

Lady, your'e going to jail for, uh gosh golly gee whizz let's see umm, the rest of your dammed life

In a way, that is a good thing. It shows at least that she is not a hard core psychopath, because a hard core psychopath could sit there seemingly laid back and just as cool as a cucumber while also charming the pants of you, and you'd be thinking, "wow, this person is pretty likable and probably not guilty" unless you had strong evidence to the contrary.

   This was most likely a crime of passion/severe emotional imbalance.  A one time kind of thing because she was so over attached to her ex (not surprising with all the powerful Taurus, Leo, Moon, and Uranus in her chart).  With that said, it's quite possible she is a narcissist or malignant narcissist.  The police force does attract a higher percentage of people on a personality disorder spectrum than most other professions except politics, lawyers, high corporate positions, and surgeons.

    Whether within a NPD or ASPD spectrum, both do share some similarities. Both are very shallow, hollow type of people, both tend to try to use charm to disarm people but tend to be abusive/belittling at other times, both tend to lie a lot, both are very self focused/centered and separative in nature, and both are lower in felt empathy and conscience.   One of the main, defining differences is that the former retains some felt empathy and conscience, while the latter can and often does completely lack it.

Honestly, thumbs up for the detectives being so patient with her.


"What is the relationship between the two of you?"

"He played basketball in college. I dated other guys. We went to Hawaii."

😅😅😅


Christ, these boys are right on script, aren’t they?


Seems like the first few minutes of this video have been cut off.


she's done every facial expression imagined.

even Jim Carrey is jealous.

In addition to that great comment, you are also one hell of a shot.

Ok, that final 18 seconds was hilarious!

@Lloyd G nah. Rather it’s Chuck Schumer who comes to mind

@masacatior @ 24.59 , she does her Popeye impression

Her eyes are going to pop out it looks like 😂😂😂

her last expression kinda sinister. perhaps she could not believe after 25 yrs they would catch her

Am I the only one that got brought back to that video of Charles Manson?

@masacatior <br>She reminds me of those face lifts in mario party

@masacatior
She reminds me of those face lifts in mario party

She makes Jim Carrey look emotionless XD

Jim Carrey wouldn't care he don't care about much these days


oh boy! oh geeze. i may know that guy i mean an eathquake took out my house and i graduated high school in 86.


That last clip of her scared the fucking shit out of me. She is fucking creepy


Another bunny boiler. And I thought all women were sweet and delicate and innocent and vulnerable. Yeah right. Watch out guys. All that glitters is not gold. Not that she glittered at all. I met some evil bitches during my career. As an RN. Extrapolate…


“Where was she born”<br>“Oh god I don’t know... maybe north of 68th street? LA community hospital? I really don’t remember. Maybe she was born in room 297? 2:42 am? Gosh maybe the latitude and longitude were 34.057403 -118.357764. Possibly -118.357765? But damn I just don’t know... really I’m stumped. Doctor’s social security number was something like 022794826? I just don’t think I know I never asked where she was born.”

“Where was she born”
“Oh god I don’t know... maybe north of 68th street? LA community hospital? I really don’t remember. Maybe she was born in room 297? 2:42 am? Gosh maybe the latitude and longitude were 34.057403 -118.357764. Possibly -118.357765? But damn I just don’t know... really I’m stumped. Doctor’s social security number was something like 022794826? I just don’t think I know I never asked where she was born.”

So funny... and shockingly accurate to how she answered questions.

one of the funniest comments I've ever read in my life

Hahahahaha i mean i don't think i know it doesn't ring a bell but, did she weigh 7.5 lb? i mean i dont recall maybe her blood type was A+? I might know but geez i don't remember.

ROTFFL (Rolling on the fucking floor laughing)

Ffs! The murder itself and everything before it wasn't funny at all, but what a bizarre way to "manage" her guilt 😶 When they first asked her how she found out, i thought she was gonna list every radio station & newspaper within 150 miles of LA, the wait staff at every diner she's been to in uniform, and the names of every neighbor whose house she saw from her front lawn in 1986.

Followed by how long ago 23 yrs is, & that she can't just remember. & maybe go off on tangents about this 1986 newscaster, the breakfast food at that diner, etc.

@iLetmaNutsHang Thanks mate for the emojis. I don't have all of them. With(out) your permission, I am, uh, borrowing them..

Oh gosh, I dunno man...but I think...umm.. lemme try to get these words in order...umm, I think you've won the Internet for a month or so...but I couldn't be sure, you know?

those cords are near a LA hospital XD nice one. W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006

I am thinking about making another 10 usernames just to like this comment😂

I lost it at the latitude and longitude 😭😭😭

She never gave one definitive answer in the whole video and it’s like an hour long lmao

Omfg I'm laughing so hard at these comments

This is the best message lol<br>That was prefect

This is the best message lol
That was prefect

HAHAHAHAHA MOTHA FUKAAAA🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤯😓🐐😈🤦🏽♂🫓🦷😜🫓🍑😓🤣🤩🤣🐐🦷😓🤩😤🤣🤣😓😭😤🤣🤣😤💀😓🤷🏽♂🐐🍑😢🫓😉🤤👌🏽🤷🏽♂🤷🏽♂👵🦷😤😤😈😈😉💀💀🤣🤣😉🤣

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣  I may like this comment , I don't know

I woke my kid up laughing out loud to this 🤣 I was thinking the same thing 😂


Have to give her credit. This woman put on an absolute clinic on how to make the dumbest looking faces.


Those facial expressions at the end are so chiiling!!


The bite Mark was probably just the wife putting her arm in this woman’s mouth to get her to shut up 🙄

Oh gee well this gun is just for you to you know give me your husband gosh i y know ots been so long ago you know i just hehe im crazy<br>.... Hehe people think im really hyper and i can get easily upset (case in point) and they think im a hyper person and yknow

Oh gee well this gun is just for you to you know give me your husband gosh i y know ots been so long ago you know i just hehe im crazy
.... Hehe people think im really hyper and i can get easily upset (case in point) and they think im a hyper person and yknow

Geez..oh well..that may have but it was a million years ago 😂😂

@G TEAM I am so glad I decided to watch this I've never had so many side-splitting guffaws during one video

Dammit I was taking a sip of tea when I read this 😂

they crazy part was that she was already dead when she bit her body 🤮


Her last name is Lazarus and she was taken down by a cold case. How ironic is that?


If she ever gets out of jail she has a staring role in the Exorcist remake…


"I can't say that we were boy friend or girlfriend... We went out on some dates... We even went to Hawaii."


Stephanie: (60 minutes in) Wait, Gosh, I mean, this is starting to sound like an interrogation.<br>Cops: Aww, shucks, you caught us.

Stephanie: (60 minutes in) Wait, Gosh, I mean, this is starting to sound like an interrogation.
Cops: Aww, shucks, you caught us.

She knew as soon as they mentioned her ex’s name. She’s just a terrible liar trying to pretend she can’t remember anything and trying to act nonchalant.

That's how naive she being ykw aesthetically casual

@Billie It's like Jim Carrey playing the role of being interrogated.

I’m sure she knew it was an interrogation early on, hence why she couldn’t exactly walk out or lawyer up or she would look guilty to her co-workers. She was pretty much stuck in it and forced to play the game

@Billie bro I just saw that part and commented about it. She looked like popeye for a second 🗿

@Billie Lol, omg, I'm dead! Reminds me of Jim Carrey combined with a goldfish or baracuda.


Wow.  This is fascinating.  And it's very clear through her behaviors that she is deflecting.  Very defensive.


Shes trying to do her best morty impression "oh geez"


This story is on dateline right now, boy oh boy it’s not what I thought it was going to be


Detective: How long did you know John?<br>Stephanie: Well let's see Neptune was discovered in 1846.. but actually Galileo had already seen it 230 years earlier but he recorded it as a comet so I guess somewhere around 1980 is when we met.

Detective: How long did you know John?
Stephanie: Well let's see Neptune was discovered in 1846.. but actually Galileo had already seen it 230 years earlier but he recorded it as a comet so I guess somewhere around 1980 is when we met.

Playing skyrim and listening to interrogation audios 💪

@Keanu Cisco right?? These are amazing lol

She sounds like a skooma addict NPC talking incoherently.

Detectives: When did you meet the guy whose wife you murdered?

“I believe I met him in college at the raven claw dormitories. we resided on the 10th floor, we sat in a circle and sang hymns together with all of our friends”

Detectives: “what were their names?”

“Oh gosh I don’t know…”


What about how she bangs her hands on the table at almost every answer in the beginning?  Seems weird when you know the context of the subterfuge.


Shouldn't the Rasmussen family be entitled to Lazarus' pension?


Half of the interrogation was just "I mean you know yeah I mean..."