She was so caught off guard that the detectives were onto something she really, TRULY believed was buried and over with... that her whole persona fell apart. She couldn’t keep her lies together. Masterpiece by the detectives.

Most crimes she would have been home free. The IRS is never getting the refund they overpaid me a decade ago back now, I can tell you that.

Fully agree with Colin, you can see her mind ticking over and talking to herself internally with capital letters going 'HOW THE HELL DO THEY KNOW IT'S BEEN SO DAMN LONG FFUUUUUU'

That’s why she kept saying ‘it’s been so many years’... because that’s genuinely what she believed. After 20+ years probably thought there was zero chance of this happening. Whooops!


They already had it from a thrown away drink cup and a pizza crust they watched her eat at COSTCO.


Her answers make no sense and the detectives aren't getting her on that..lol

Detective: "What color is the sky?"
Her: "I would think it's blue...I mean I'm thinking it is because in 1983 I had nachos but no sour cream so I ended up buying two puppies...hmmmm was it two or three..I'm thinking it was three because the gas station over on Hodges hadn't opened yet and when it did my mother's birthday had passed..it had been a year already..millions of years ago!"

Detective: "oh ok"🤦♂


I don't know what to tell you but I remember the exact date I met my husband. Not something you forget, geez, golly, and bygosh.


The absolute bug eyes at 19:49 when he asks if she would give a DNA sample


Did he shorten this video? I remember it used to be an hour 😭


This reminded me of an LA Noire investigation with her facial expressions


can you imagine waking up to that every morning?  i'd wear a bag over my head!


" im in shock "

Im sure you are stephanie


is it just me or did this video have a different beginning a couple months ago? this feels a lot more in medias res

@Oleksandr Fedoriv Could very well be. This murder was horrific. After Stephanie shot Sherri 3 times she then bashed her up with a heavy lamp. The coroner’s report stated that many of her injuries were post mortem. Stephanie is one psychotic female for sure. May she NEVER see freedom again, ever.

@767 Driver may be related to youtube blocking his videos recently. i remember this one having a description of the murder, maybe they considered it too graphic


Why she asking why ? She said she know he's been killed and she admitt she was dating him, and she know when someone get killed, they ask everything from everybody he had ever contacted with


Are those the actual detectives in the intro of the video?


It’s like she’s being confronted by her parents about sneaking out…

@Gavin Patino was this- was that- did you just- did you just make a hunicast reference?

@Chinedu Opara well, it is. Flattered that people think I stole someone’s picture though 😂

"Where were you last night"<br>"Ah well you see it all started in the winter of 1874..."

"Where were you last night"
"Ah well you see it all started in the winter of 1874..."

@Chinedu Opara lmfao… I’m real. Funny because I’m from Perry County PA. But believe what you will 😂😂😂

@Chinedu Opara As I had hoped! Y'know, I'll bet Henry's even big enough to be sheared about now. Sometimes, it can be almost pensive how quickly time goes by, wouldn't ye say?

@Chinedu Opara It's quite alright, my caprine companion. But in all seriousness, or lack thereof... you owe me a new one, eh? Heheh<br>Anyway, how's the ewe and kids?

@Chinedu Opara It's quite alright, my caprine companion. But in all seriousness, or lack thereof... you owe me a new one, eh? Heheh
Anyway, how's the ewe and kids?

@Chinedu Opara Ahhh, so you'd be the one who chewed the sleeve of my jacket that one time. Long time no see.

@Bes G If you're referring to the pfp, then yeah but still... kind of a weird thing to say outright

@Chinedu Opara When an account is 4 years old they’re likely real. The newer an account is the more likely they’re bots.


TMT - Terror Management Theory. Yes I do this every day it feels like, manage terror or distract from some trauma. Like my finger is bleeding, let's look straight ahead while someone sows it up and ask how their kids are doing.


I’m amazed that Steph stayed in Cali after having committed the crime and not even landing John

@Audra Sitarek no wonder people say the best place for evil people to hide is in plain sight


She constantly is slamming her hand down


That acting is brilliant, harvey needs to hire her


Was this edited? Seems like the whole intro was cut out with the details. I remember there being more in the beginning

@ORANG he's even deleting stuff from Patreon sadly. Couple years ago there were so many videos but now it's short supply =\

I think yea, he is going through some youtube copyright stuff or something so i think he cut some parts out


Her eyes looked like they were going to pop right out of her head.


“I’ve been doing this along time”<br>Then why talk without a lawyer are you dumb? “I don’t recall.”

“I’ve been doing this along time”
Then why talk without a lawyer are you dumb? “I don’t recall.”


Why was this cut down so much. It used to be like an hour long

Maybe because YouTube had a problem? Not sure.

@NP Loda yes it was for sure cut down. The intro is missing and a lot of the analysis throughout is missing. It was literally 45-50 minutes before

I think you're right!  It was, wasn't it?


Every time she picks up her hands and slaps the table I just 😡😡😡


rutten hadn't broken it off with Stephanie.. that doesn't excuse stepanie but it contributed to Stephanie's  freakout...

if they had dna .. why the interrogation ? why not just read her the rights


DNA saves the day! LOVE you JF. From # 81 : )


why did she get up and walk out and then come back in? if she was leaving why wouldn’t she just leave? i don’t get it


Interrogators: [nothing]<br>Stephanie: GOSH! GEEZ!

Interrogators: [nothing]
Stephanie: GOSH! GEEZ!


Wasn’t there a longer intro to this? Like, I don’t remember the first frame being of the interrogators


Come back to us JCS. We need you now more than ever


I knew they was “let her walk out” then arrest her outside and bring her back in and read her rights. Lmmfao


I believe every word she is saying...🥸😈💩☠


I could literally go for 6 months without speaking if needed. Maybe longer. I wouldn't have said a single word.


- How did you meet John?<br>- Well, let's see, it all started about 14 billion years ago, there was a singularity and then...

- How did you meet John?
- Well, let's see, it all started about 14 billion years ago, there was a singularity and then...


“Have you ever met his wife?”

Stephanie: 🤔🤔🤔🩸🩸🩸👮👮👮🔫

Stephanie- ….maybe once or twice

“Have you ever met his wife?”

Stephanie: 🤔🤔🤔🩸🩸🩸👮👮👮🔫

Stephanie- *….maybe once or twice*


Come on Stephanie you know John ruden's wife you killed her about a million years ago


The sad fact in that case is that John Rutten stayed single. The first Reason was bc he loved Sherri so much, and the second one the sad one was that he was worried about Lazarus and that she would kill every woman in his life. Like if Lazarus can’t have him no one could. And even she was married to another man, it is very possible that she would kill again. So he stayed alone.

Uh.  No. He remarried and had kids. Moved to San Diego


how those people find peace after they killed a person , how they will die in peace with this crime


Detectives: So did you know your ex boyfriend?

Stephanie:  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


The looks on her face are very disturbing!!


🤣😂 what the hell was that last part of the video? I know it's a clip from the exorcist, but Jesus Christ, they share a lot of similar features, that I wasn't ready for.


Just imagine how many people she arrested and acted like a firm and honest person doing her job.

fr like she probably arresting ppl for counterfeits and she’s a whole murderer 😭

Can’t imagine how many people she put in jail for weed


Looking to the left is memory..looking to the right is imagination ie rembering a situation...as opposed to trying to create one....you can leave anytime..but no one ever does..ahhhh so you can but then they charge you..hmmmm


JCS  Have you ever thought about analyzing Chris Hanson episodes of To Catch a Predator?


i know she was never and is never gonna confess but duuuude watching this was like edging i need to hear her confess


the fact that her face was smashed in beyond recognition AFTER she was already deceased shows a clear personal connection to the murder

This was a very personal attack by the suspect

Juanita Richards yeah it shouldn’t have been a cold case to begin with

@Keith Thompson What "knowledge" are you talking about?  You realize this type of circumstantial evidence is just as likely to be wrong as it is right?  That's why the courts require more than just a set of coincidences to convict.  Personally, I'd rather see a guilty person keep their job a little longer because the investigation needed more evidence to convict than see an innocent person go to prison.

Juanita Richards yep so poor  , plus even with all this knowledge she was still allowed to retire ! They didn’t even fire her crazy!

@Elite Services 98402 DKWA LLC Good evening.

Juanita Richards ...yes obviously....but thanks for pointing it out anyway lol!

@Mother Earth Well the cops seemed to miss that fact and the case went unsolved for 24 years.......thats the point he was making.

@Juanita Richards The use of DNA had already begun in 1986 in England.  The first conviction based on DNA evidence in the United States happened in 1987 and its use was widely adopted around the country within the next 5 years.  Somebody would have realized the significance of the evidence and done something about it... IF there had been a conspiracy.

@icemachine79 There was no DNA back in those days so did not see any blood samples as being of importance.  Besides, it had been forgotten about and misplaced, as evidence often is - I see it all the time in these cases. It was a miracle if was found over 20 years later.  And whether they believed it was Lazarus or not, it was their duty to investigate every avenue but in her case they refused to even look at anything that might implicate her.  I've seen other cops be investigated and convicted of wife murder, rape and murder, domestic violence and other crimes, in the same time frame as this murder, so there is no excuse for not investigating one of their own.

@Juanita Richards Yet they never bothered to destroy or "lose" the DNA evidence.  Sorry, but it just doesn't add up to a conspiracy to hide the truth.  Yes, they were far too dismissive of the father's concerns.  But I seriously doubt any of them actually believed Lazarus was the killer.

@icemachine79 They didn't want to investigate her. Telling the victims own father to shut up about Stephanie is very telling.  Who would ever speak to a murder victims father like that unless they had  a lot to hide?  If I was that father I'd have made a formal complaint, and a big stink, and I'd have gone to the media.  I'd make them answer to the media and the governor and anybody else in power.

@Juanita Richards I didn't say they couldn't have convicted her without the gun.  I just said it was unlikely considering the time period and what evidence would've remained.  The teeth wounds in soft flesh may not have been sufficient for an impression match.  In that case, the evidence presented at court would almost certainly have fallen short of the "reasonable doubt" standard, especially if she'd gotten an even halfway-decent defense lawyer who challenged its admission.  The fact that she was a cop would have made her conviction under those circumstances even more difficult.

As far as the father's suspicions being ignored by the police, it could also just point to incredulousness due to police comradeship and tunnel-vision focus on the concurrent robberies.  Still inappropriate under the circumstances, but hardly indicative of a conspiracy to suppress the truth.

I would find a cover-up much more likely if the DNA evidence had been lost or destroyed in the intervening years.  But it wasn't, so I think the most likely explanation is just blindness (willful or otherwise) to the possibility of Lazarus as a viable suspect at the time.

@Juanita Richards I didn't say they _couldn't_ have convicted her without the gun.  I just said it was _unlikely_ considering the time period and what evidence would've remained.  The teeth wounds in soft flesh may not have been sufficient for an impression match.  In that case, the evidence presented at court would almost certainly have fallen short of the "reasonable doubt" standard, especially if she'd gotten an even halfway-decent defense lawyer who challenged its admission.  The fact that she was a cop would have made her conviction under those circumstances even more difficult.

As far as the father's suspicions being ignored by the police, it could also just point to incredulousness due to police comradeship and tunnel-vision focus on the concurrent robberies.  Still inappropriate under the circumstances, but hardly indicative of a conspiracy to suppress the truth.

I would find a cover-up much more likely if the DNA evidence had been lost or destroyed in the intervening years.  But it wasn't, so I think the most likely explanation is just blindness (willful or otherwise) to the possibility of Lazarus as a viable suspect at the time.

@icemachine79 There was still strong circumstantial evidence and only one real suspect - only one person with a motive.  But the fact that they told her father to shut up about Stephanie points to a cover up.  It's their job to investigate any possible suspects, follow every possible lead.  They could have gotten her for the actual bite mark. Thats how they got Ted Bundy.......the teeth impressions.

@Juanita Richards If she hadn't bitten the victim and left her DNA behind there's a good chance she still would have gotten away with it even after they reopened the case.  I suspect the main reasons she didn't hold up well under questioning in 2009 were shock and the passage of time.  The same may not have held true 23 years prior regardless of any potentially damning polygraph results.  The only surefire way they could have pinned this on her in 1986 was if they'd located the gun.  A good lawyer would have gotten most of the circumstantial stuff thrown out and not even a Van Nuys jury was likely to convict a police officer in the mid-to-late 1980s without strong physical evidence.

Or maybe they just felt like destroying something beautiful.

@Matthew Thomas Many don't investigate themselves. coverups of incompetence are common, even in NZ. We have a man in prison for 20 years who is innocent. The cops botched the investigation while the real abductor/killers got a away on a yacht with the living victims on board.....there were many ports where they could have been saved if the cops had listened to descriptions of the ketch. The young couple were alive for some weeks or even months<br>after their abduction. People saw them........

@Matthew Thomas Many don't investigate themselves. coverups of incompetence are common, even in NZ. We have a man in prison for 20 years who is innocent. The cops botched the investigation while the real abductor/killers got a away on a yacht with the living victims on board.....there were many ports where they could have been saved if the cops had listened to descriptions of the ketch. The young couple were alive for some weeks or even months
after their abduction. People saw them........

Cops investigate themselves but they really procrastinate.

@Alex Arias If they had looked at her immediately before she had time to get rid of her gun, which she reported stolen 2 weeks after the murder. No coincidence that.  Now the gun has never been found.  And if they had questioned and polygraphed her immediately. She didn't stand up well under questioning 23 years later......it would have been much worse within days of the crime. She couldn't have produced an alibi........But the fact is they only ever looked at things pointing away from her.  The victims car was stolen as well.......

@Juanita Richards Hmm that's very true I guess. But let's say they pursued her as a suspect. Would all that circumstantial evidence have been enough to convict her?

@Alex Arias They knew she had dated John before he got married. The victims family, and even the husband told them that Stephanie had been harassing and stalking the victim, even going to her work and threatening her there in front of witnesses. The victims father told them 5 times to look into Stephanie and was told to keep his mouth shut and stop making allegations. They knew this was a killing of a personal nature - burglars do not bite the victim and smash her face to an unrecognizable pulp after the victim is dead. They knew that burglars would not ransack the house to steal a marriage certificate.......this was an obvious cover up.

@Juanita Richards maybe she was a suspect but they didn't have enough evidence at the time who knows

Yes, and burglars wouldn't steal the marriage certificate. The cops then were just plain dumb, or covering for her.....

Erasing a nagging memory, like "what does she have that i dont"


25:05
-"What is your name?"
-"Legion"
Demon filled, minimum 5000 demons in there... No doubt.


Her hand flapping on the edge of the table from the onset seem to shout agitation.


Why don't they ever clam up and go home as soon as they're allowed to? They incriminate themselves.


That ending cracked me up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


She's like a decent actor portraying a person that is a bad actor being interrogated.

that’s just a longer way of saying she’s a HORRIBLE yet entertaining liar lmfao

Deth Engine  That's so fu*king meta, bro.

27:20 she looks like Donald Trump when he lies

I know who I am! I'm a dude playing the dude, disguised as another dude!!


Drinking game: take a shot every time she says 'gee'


Great channel, great video. Shocked at the incredibly transphobic advertisement I just saw.


forget about its sad/funny she fall for the same tactic she was trained <br>but its scary that you truly cant trust police force knowing that they are criminals inside too

forget about its sad/funny she fall for the same tactic she was trained
but its scary that you truly cant trust police force knowing that they are criminals inside too

Police are people too and so they are capable to do really really bad things too, especially since they know how not to get caught


This woman pulls the most goofy faces it's almost comical this is her attempt at acting innocent.

Why does she look like Donald trump at 39:08

33:33
Especially when she makes her eyes big and does the wierd smile creating a double chin

Facial expressions aren't meant to be faked, authentic people shine thru with their bodylanguage

Yup feels like playing LA Noire on easy mode


I think we all make judgments based on presentation. Here we are delivered a person on a plate. What made you think she was guilty and at what point? I'd just like to know the viewpoint of those who would hang her on the evidence here on Utube???? Can anyone see into her mind during this interview? I'm uncertain about many of the conclusions reached by this video interrogation, so much of it is visual supposition and opinions  of EXPERTS. MMMmmm

They had her DNA matched to the bite mark on the victim before they even had this interview.


The cops tried to hint to her to shut up


@ O____O Making this face alone should count as a felony charge... (Battery on officers in the form of great mental duress.. a ridiculously ugly mug that will clearly haunt their dreams forever.) Seriously though, she could have said "I'm guilty AF" and it would have been more subtle than this reaction.


Slowly binging through this channel, and the comments on this are PURE GOLD.

@YouWillNeverKnowMan It takes discipline to slow binge lol

YouWillNeverKnowMan Lmao. I think coming back to it every chance they got

@Biljana Zafirovska I watched the video a few days ago. Came back just to read the comments.

everyone is just so hilarious, I spend hours in the comments :)))))

We need new videos!  Ive watched everyone one if them at least 10 times!!!

This channel is great I only discovered it last week. Who doesn't love killer interrogations 😊


It feels like the first part of the video is missing, do you know why that is


gee she was so panicky and out of breath the entire time and kept on blabbering on about like a million unnecessary details it's so obvious.


Her facial expressions is kind of irritating 😭


Did this get cut down? Came back to watch again and it seems to start without the back story

yea it's supposed to be 56 minutes long... youtube must've forced them to cut the first half of the video :/


Ive never seen someone look or act more guilty in my entire life.

@Miri Мири Good point. Hes definitely at the top of the list as well

@Orla top o' da mornin' to ya Orla, what's da craic? Any banter?

Lindy Brown right? And not even once after realizing she was being interrogated did she ask for an attorney or shut her trap.

@Katie Marigold you did it wrong. you cant spell 'stu pidazzo' without 'stupid', you can spell 'stupid' without 'stu pidazzo' as the a, z and o and not needed...

Did she learn nothing from all the years of being a police officer? Youd think she'd know what appears as a lie to police officials. At least after being involved in a murder would be attuned to how not to act in a police questioning.   I think she was narcissistic enough to think she would never be caught.

Katie: restates what others said

KM: does the same

Stu : still dumb

Katie: *restates what others said*

KM: *does the same*

Stu : *still dumb*

@Gia K  Haha! You can't spell 'Stupid' without 'Stu Pidazzo'.

Stu: All I heard was drugs. Sign me up!

Gia: Fml. Way to aim high, bro!

Stu: Wait what? All I heard was 'high'. Let's do this!

Gia: ...

@El Perro Loco if I was going to prison for the rest of my life I would be doing coke heroin I wouldn't give a fuck LOL

@El Perro Loco lmfaooo I think youre right

Never thought I’d be saying this but.....At that point, to take the heat off this murder rap you gotta pull out a bag of cocaine.


This reminds me of amber heards mannerism during her trial vs Johnny depp


This is the dateline podcast episode leading up to this interrogation video: "Detective Story" https://dateline-nbc.simplecast.com/episodes/dateline30-detective-story


Looks like the Lazarus case was brought back from the dead.


For a veteran cop, she folded like a card table. Her guilt was actually spilling out of her.

She probably thought being a 25 year veteran means she can outsmart them

VegasRunaway ...yes she was definitely caught like a deer n headlights...all them years to prepare for this day &..........um i got nothing(stephanie)...lol


Gosh man, I hate that YouTube cut off the original beginning of this video.


If those two guys were IA shouldn't she be breathing heavily.  I mean geez, guilt weights a ton.  Lots of sketchy detectives out there and they have guns too.


Hey love your viedos, just can I ask if possible could you do some intro and outro, here for example the video starts out of context and i have seen sometimes ending without saying ok guys this is all see you in next one.


The facial expressions she makes are the absolute strangest. If she does that in normal conversations too I wouldn't be able to deal with her for more than 5 minutes, the jitteriness makes me nervous

tbh i saw a lot of women acting this way


The one thing I still don’t understand in this video is…gosh, what’s this all about?


I’m confused. Why does this video keep getting shorter and shorter? It’s missing the first 20 mins… it used to be almost 50 mins long. This also happened with the Prince Andrew video. Used to be 40 mins and is now only 10 mins. Weird.

@RayDanger JCS has been sketchy for a while and I’ve noticed. 2 years ago I subscribed to their Patreon bc they said they were leaving YouTube, and that YouTube was “flagging them too much” only to be told some BS about people using their Patreon vids for college lectures and using up too much “broadband”, thus halting uploads on there as well. They act like they’re the biggest true crime channel on YouTube, and they seem to be the only one’s that ever get “targeted”. I say <b>them</b> bc the channel is run by college students and the narrator you hear is @Kizzume. It’s not just one dude like they make it seem. Idk man..

@RayDanger JCS has been sketchy for a while and I’ve noticed. 2 years ago I subscribed to their Patreon bc they said they were leaving YouTube, and that YouTube was “flagging them too much” only to be told some BS about people using their Patreon vids for college lectures and using up too much “broadband”, thus halting uploads on there as well. They act like they’re the biggest true crime channel on YouTube, and they seem to be the only one’s that ever get “targeted”. I say *them* bc the channel is run by college students and the narrator you hear is @Kizzume. It’s not just one dude like they make it seem. Idk man..

Yeah, I've been seeing that. It's probably claims related, those flagged parts of the video would be cut, then reloaded.


"This is absolutely crazy" No, you're absolutely crazy you snake


How tf was she not suspected for so long? She was the literal love rival, was a cop who owned a gun and had a public fight with the victim… wtf

Yeah unfortunately friends, work collegues will protect their own. She is definately capable of corrupting the investigation unit with her sexual prowess also. "I'll make love to you if you clear my name". Not saying that's what occurred, but definately plausible


Who else has second hand embarrassment right now? Like seriously she forgot her entire life 🤦♀

@Raul Salazar Yeah, in most cases that is definitely true.

@Maximilian Dorge yeah bro but if I killed someone and 20 years pass I’ll remember the whole week because killing someone is such a traumatic event. The same way my parents remember everything from when they were dating because it’s such a huge event. Stephanie probably remembers what she had for breakfast. Because her brain will remember it for her since she killed someone.

@Raul Salazar Sure sure, thats the part she "forgot" or rather would not tell the cops. In fact everything related to that case she "forgot". Who would just say: yes, I killed her"? She clearly did remember all of this and it is, as you said, something you wouldnt forget. That is not my point. My point is, that it is impressive she remembered or the other shit in her life like names, when she got her diving license, etc..<br>And for what its worth its strange, and for the cops as well I suppose, that she can remember so much but when its about the case relevant memories she just blanks. Of cause she lies here in a very obvious way.

@Raul Salazar Sure sure, thats the part she "forgot" or rather would not tell the cops. In fact everything related to that case she "forgot". Who would just say: yes, I killed her"? She clearly did remember all of this and it is, as you said, something you wouldnt forget. That is not my point. My point is, that it is impressive she remembered or the other shit in her life like names, when she got her diving license, etc..
And for what its worth its strange, and for the cops as well I suppose, that she can remember so much but when its about the case relevant memories she just blanks. Of cause she lies here in a very obvious way.

@Maximilian Dorge yeah dude but it isn’t a small memory it’s literally her killing someone. It isn’t what day did you get your ID? It’s where, when, how did you meet your victim that you murdered.

@Raul Salazar Yeah sure, I get that and if I have to remember a phone number or anything important I have a great memory, but thats her privet life and its 20 years ago.

@Alpha Baby The recap on her facial expressions in the end reminded me on that one Trump meme where he does some strange things with his face.

I definitely give it to the detectives 👏👏 they did a great job! Playing one of their own into an hour long interrogation and being so freaking patient! No doubt, 15 minutes in they knew without a doubt she was lying SO HARD! But they kept up lol

She didnt. Its just her little facade lol

@Alpha Baby Yeah she was probably overly confident that it happened 20 years ago and felt like the detectives were wasting their time. It’s crazy when they asked her for a DNA sample she said maybe, if I was the detective I would’ve been like “What? You’re a cop and it’s been 20 years, what are you afraid of?”

For me it's not so much about the memory but her behavior and expressions. Watch as it's pointed out when she's lying vs. her behavior/expressions when she's being truthful. It is so transparent but she thinks she's pulling it off! It's cringey.

@Maximilian Dorge yeah but that’s you. This is a cop. This a women who has been trained to have a great memory and someone who should have great recall.

I dont even know what I did last month, so I was rather impressed she could recall when she got her scuber license and all the other stuff in her life from 20 years ago(except the things relevant to this case).

Yeees! Like ,damn lady, you are "police"! She has to know how transparent her charade is!


oh shit, did this crime happened in my hometown!!


Its like watching a creature disguised as a human trying to mimick expressions

Yes. That’s because that’s exactly what’s going on here. That’s exactly what she is & what she is doing.

@Anna Klein holy sh!t, I see it!!
Freeze frame n look at forehead n eyes.
Aaggghhhhhh!

God that poor victim.

That's weird u say this , I thought same. Something very wrong. I just couldn't put it in words.

@Scruffy Topaz her overanimated facial expressions are a dead giveaway

i promise you a creature disguised as a human would still seem more human than her


I will watch this every time it shows up on my feed, just to see her facial expressions 😆 😄


Her deceptive face is so bad. She would be the literal worst poker player of all time.


Was like half this video cut??:( damn youtube


Shout out to the poor unfortunate soul who had to transcribe this god awful statement for the case file.

@Amelia Bee i was about ready to lose it whenever she would go on saying looooong sentences full of nothing. i would've literally punched her if i were in that room, and I'm p much a pacifist, so that says a lot about how much she managed to irritate me.

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

I lost several brain cells just transcribing that one statement. RIP to the records keeper.

Poor unfortunate soul.
In pain.
In need.
A face morphing loony to transcribe, this one just wants to go on home, and do I help them?

NO I DON'T. 🤗

As someone who is studying to be a court reporter, I thought the same


turn this into a fun little drinking game by taking a shot every time she says 'gosh', or 'god'


It looks like an alcoholic puppeteer was working the strings that controlled her face. Wow.


@Robin Robbins There was a case of a dad who confessed to killing his daughter. The cops talked him in to saying she was behind a door and he opened it and slammed her head, panicked,then left her face down in a creek where she was found. The reality was, he had left her to sleep on a couch and a pervert kidnapped her. Why did he confess? He felt guilty for not protecting her. The person who killed her said, he saw a swing in the yard and knew a child lived there. So, that's why you don't talk to the police without a lawyer! (Imagine the double grief of his wife thinking her husband killed their child.) I watch lots of true crime (I'm an ID addict, but haven't since Covid.) Anyway, i can't remember how they caught the guy who did it, but he readily confessed. Maybe saner heads prevailed or he got a good lawyer. Really sad case all around.

@Robin Robbins I don't disagree. First step, get a lawyer. The rich know that. Everyone thought Jonbenet's parents must be guilty for hiring a lawyer. Nope, smart move. The point is the <b>cops</b> believe the facts don't change. And facts don't. Because they're facts. Whether you can recite them accurately is another story. Eye witnesses are notorious for getting facts wrong, time and time again. And the cops know the studies and what do they use? Eyewitnesses. Get a lawyer. Don't talk to the cops until you know your story and have recall.  Not when you're stressed, scared out of your wits, tired, unsure, whatever.

@Robin Robbins I don't disagree. First step, get a lawyer. The rich know that. Everyone thought Jonbenet's parents must be guilty for hiring a lawyer. Nope, smart move. The point is the *cops* believe the facts don't change. And facts don't. Because they're facts. Whether you can recite them accurately is another story. Eye witnesses are notorious for getting facts wrong, time and time again. And the cops know the studies and what do they use? Eyewitnesses. Get a lawyer. Don't talk to the cops until you know your story and have recall.  Not when you're stressed, scared out of your wits, tired, unsure, whatever.

@Robin Robbins I'm well aware, but the basic facts don't change. The bottomline is the cops believe this axiom. They also believe they know exactly how you are supposed to react to a tragedy and are often wrong. Another reason to not risk talking to them. Also, they are legally allowed to lie to you. Completely innocent people (the father of Polly Klass for example) have come out to lambast the cops after they targeted him. I watch a lot of true crime and while i cheer when they get the bad guys, they give me pause. Google,
“Confessions of a Former Bastard Cop” by Officer A. Cab. I think he's not even tellng the entire story. Anyway, she should have known better. The rest of us, innocent, would willingly talk to the cops.

@Robin Robbins I'm well aware, but the basic facts don't change. The bottomline is the cops believe this axiom. They also believe they know exactly how you are supposed to react to a tragedy and are often wrong. Another reason to not risk talking to them. Also, they are legally allowed to lie to you. Completely innocent people (the father of Polly Klass for example) have come out to lambast the cops after they targeted him. I watch a lot of true crime and while i cheer when they get the bad guys, they give me pause. Google,
“Confessions of a Former Bastard Cop” by Officer A. Cab. I think he's not even tellng the entire story. Anyway, *she* should have known better. The rest of us, innocent, would willingly talk to the cops.

@Michael Evans you know in your heart , she did!

@Robin Robbins typo... The cops ask the same questions again and again to see if you change your story. She did catch that, but she was so flustered and unprepared, but then decades had passed. She was sure she got away with it. Probably convinced herself it never happened.

@Robin Robbins They look for changes/inconsistency in your story. The truth doesn't change.

@Robin Robbins I thought that myself when I made the post. Why didn't she just get up and leave? I thought she was so scared it never occurred to get. She was panicked. Even cops will tell you never talk to the cops, no matter what (guilty or innocent). They are <b>not</b> on your side.

@Robin Robbins I thought that myself when I made the post. Why didn't she just get up and leave? I thought she was so scared it never occurred to get. She was panicked. Even cops will tell you never talk to the cops, no matter what (guilty or innocent). They are *not* on your side.

You think shed just move out of the country lol

Yeah, you'd think should could lie better.

@Smile Kyle XD doubt. But she's already servin time- Any deceased person that was ever within 50 miles of her- Any of em turn up with a bitemark?... we'll just use our judgement and assume ;) what's another 25 to life ya feel me

@Michael Evans Time to start digging up bodies and see who all got dat Vampire Killer bitemark o.o;;;

She got too relaxed after 20yrs...she was shocked into the gosh god buffoon routine

@Robert Demon

Sounds like she tried to eat it.

I mean ... umm ...geez ..gosh guys I could have had 20 years  to prepare  for this or more,  I may have been prepared or not geez gosh guys I mayy. Pfftt

Twenty thousand or twenty million? It was a long time ago. 😂


2:32 she looks at camera and it really kicks in


how many more such cops with murderous past? terrifying


This woman is painful to listen to. The interviewer has great patience

It's their job. They should have great patience - it's technique.

@Antonio Misel if they didnt have any dna then I think they wouldve given her more benefit of the doubt and then her elastic face wouldve prolly got away with it

The cold case interviewers did a superb job.   Just the fact that she Was one of there own and knows all the tricks of the trade, still reeled her in with lies that then she tried to backtrack from. With that was like a million years ago.  She probably would of beat charge in 80's.  Double jeopardy would of saved her, when DNA came into play.   Props to justice and cherry who definitely got the upper hand That day and this psycho had to bite her to get out of head lock.

Painful?!?! This the most entertaining shit I've seem in a million years

I agree with all of your responses...these 2 guys were very good (their interview practice/strategies paid off), they had lots of patience (needed to solve some of the cold cases as opposed to sitting around reading the newspaper) 😂, etc!

I agree the interrogators did a great job.  reeling her in.  This video is just as damming as the DNA bite.

Dan I know right they couldn’t tell her to get to the point or be to obvious so they had to just sit through her frantic tangents

I made it to 30 minutes and I couldn’t take it anymore. Poor interviewer.

Dear god. She knows full well that she shouldn't be talking to these guys, and still can't help but INTERRUPT every five seconds.


Why did these people come forward 20 years later?


ruttens a coward... he had to have known it was his ex that killed his wife


I watch many JCS videos over and over and over


She possibly burned 2000 calories just by those facial expressions.

@michael lol yeah, what tf are you talking about

That certain facial expressions before saying geez gosh 😆

@Ashwin Chatterji we are both dirty minded

@cookaboorra Phew I thought you were gonna say you sprayed something else

saumya, I just sprayed my breakfast on the laptop screen laughing !!!!


oh the Panic is absolutely epic. love it.


It's very annoying to hear her saying "I mean" "um" all the time.


And she was a cop!! Martial law needs to come cause these people think they are above the law and that’s comming to an end


And cops think everybody ELSE is stupid!


Looks like the evidence she left behind came back to bite her.

You bite and you get bit🙂💀 nah but dayum she fr chowed on the dead body. This is like the dollar tree version of almost cannibalism or smth-

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Yaaaaaaaaaaas this is up there in the top5 of kick ass comments

Best comment in this whole comment section 😭

@Mubzi V cuz she was a jealous crazy raged woman!!!

@Garrett McCluskey most definitely, that's why you shouldn't get filled with rage, you can't think anymore, you don't think of the consequences.

@Mubzi V seriously... bet she regrets it now!

Why did she bite her, that's some crazy.<br>Isn't enough that she is dead, why u need to go back and bite, she was filled with rage.

Why did she bite her, that's some crazy.
Isn't enough that she is dead, why u need to go back and bite, she was filled with rage.

Worst part, she didn't even do a handstand :-(

That's funny right there,  i don't care who you are


why would you not move out of the country after committing a crime like that


I feel like a lot of content has been removed from this video since the first time I watched it

This might be the full video here
https://youtu.be/t5ljpPTNvCM

A several videos got caught up with Youtube's censors and went down and had to be edited to make them available again. it sucks


Sad but true.                        Philadelphia USA

Sad but true.                        Philadelphia USA


Detective: “Did you know John’s wife?”

Stephanie: “Well, golly gee, I take 10,000 photographs and I work active art cases, but I’m also not a big floozy. Indont remember really. It was a million years ago. I dated him before and we went to that place to give each other orals. I went down to his house in San Diego and I made detective in ‘93. I don’t know, let’s see... my husband didn’t notice me being squirrelly and sneaking around. Did he ever give me the address? I don’t remember. You know, I don’t think I ever heard her name before. I don’t think so. We have these friends and we have parties. We did meet at her house, but it was civil. I really didn’t know where they lived but but was on Roscoe. I met her there. But I didn’t have any issues with her. Obviously, I told him to pick between us, but it was civil. She did snap on me, but you know maybe that happened. Gosh, it’s been so long ago. It’s not ringing a bell.”

You must have the strongest RAM in your brain

@mariz herana I agree 20 years is a long time but you'd remember a murder like it was yesterday

I mean, John had a wife? I don’t recall, that’s just not sounding familiar at all I mean come on it was a million years ago, she died like a dinosaur like a million years ago yknow?

@Piña colada <br>It must have been all the piña coladas

@Piña colada
It must have been all the piña coladas

@joan nuneztkd it its long ago but for sure she never forget that she killed someone, thats why she keep denying she don’t remember but still was able to give information like she is a nurse, that john need to choose between them, that they live in Roscoe, and even she says that she didn’t meet her  she still say she met them civil. 🤷🏻♀  she probably remember everything  happen that time but she just deny it to death,coz she know it herself that where this conversation going

this actually made me piss myself laughing


1st rule of Fight Club. Don’t talk to Cops! Lips are Zip.!!!


Weird is all the impression I got from her.


Her repeatedly slamming her arm down on the table not only seems like a nervous tic, but it is also clearly evident that it’s bothering the shit out of me.

Chris Cash <br>The future is now, old man.  Maybe if yours didn’t fuck everything up, we wouldn’t be cleaning it

Chris Cash
The future is now, old man.  Maybe if yours didn’t fuck everything up, we wouldn’t be cleaning it

It's all about you.....ho hum. THAT IS ALL YOU YOUNGER FOLKS ARE ABOUT...

These headphones are finally a net negative.

Right?! And it's also clearly evident that you are BAE 😍😍😍


Innocent questions for an innocent person. But a he was acting in defense of the questions as if she was being directly accused of involvement in a crime in less than 12 minutes without ever being given a reason to do so. Real slick, this game one.


Thanks for the video love  JCS I'm new subscriber  thank you


Lol! Oh, no he DIDN'T end the video that way!


Take a drink everytime Stephanie says pfffff ....trust me it's alot of fun🤤


Cops: This woman was brutally murdered in 1986.

Stephanie: 𝓗𝓪𝔀𝓪𝓲𝓲 ✨🌺🌊🐠🏄♀🐚🏖👙😎🍹🐬

You forgot 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷📷📷 (cameras taking her 10K photos)

I swear I've been laughing at this for the last 5 minutes

@Daniel
Would you want to talk about somebody's brutal murder 2 decades ago that was married to your ex husband?

She is obviously guilty, however just because someone changes the subject away from somebody who was murdered 2 decades ago doesnt mean they murdered them.

@Clock Murph why would she be taking a trip to “kawaii”

I doubt she even knows what that is, for some reason I just don’t really pin her as a weeb/someone who’s into Japanese in general lmao

Just leave out the bikini you know damn well she wore denim shorts and a stained vest

@grief ayo chill it ain't that funny lmao

@Clock Murph it’s actually spelled Kauai hahah it’s a Hawaiian island

"Gee I dont know. It's been a million years ago. I'll have to check my pictures."

The fact she went on a holiday after. Full psycho.

You have no idea how loud I laughed at this

@Apple Sugar ooh that's a good point! Not many people would be like "let me murder somebody right before I go on vacation" it was probably a last minute thing to try and deal with whatever she was feeling at the time (if she's even capable of guilt. For all we know she took the trip as a "reward" ugh)

Also relevant that Lazarus took off on a Tropical vacation after she murdered someone. Trying to soothe her guilt.

@Kitty Sulivan it's in reference to her tangent going on about Hawaii and how nice it was, to distract from the situation and accusations

@indiciaobscure does this generation even recognize a joke when they hear one ..now that's funny

Sarcasm that’s because they weren’t meant to represent facial expressions ?? What a weird thing to assume. If they were trying to convey expressions don’t you think they would use emojis? Did you actually listen to anything that was said in this interrogation? Doesn’t seem like it 🤨

In this video the lady starts talking about Hawaii a lot turn distract attention away from herself

Kitty Sulivan is there a point to anything??Fr ask yourself, does anything matter at all?

@Clock Murph she says Kawaii like you said and she named it as the big island which is wrong

Kitty Sulivan you’re probably the kind of person to get offended at a comedy club.

@Daniel Yeah but most of the shit in that comment doesn't really correlate to facial expressions so..

@Kitty Sulivan Yeah it doesn't really make any sense does it? But i guess random humor is popular on YouTube if you read most of the liked comments.


She’s so bad at lying she turned into a Rick and Morty character


The last few seconds of this.. oh my god


What should i look for if i want my job to be the cops that talk to her and investigate and stuff


" I graduated in 82, he graduated in 83 my mom graduated in 50..... let me get my yearbook, I have some slides I wanna show you about the earthquake gee golly wow! That was a million years ago, it's the one that killed the dinosaurs gee golly wow!!  Yeah I killed her but that was so long ago ! Golly!"


Twenty years later... after two decades of her living with that skeleton in her closet and feeling she got away with murder, suddenly she's in the hotseat and totally blindsided by this conversation. Amazing to watch her whole world come apart in the course of an hour.

This interrogation was an amazing bedtime story

True that this interview affirmed their suspicions, but make no mistake that that DNA sample they pulled was the main ingredient in incapacitating her.

amazing to watch. so much depth captured in one interview.  She probably even forgot about the murder 10 years earlier thinking she was free.  Talk about blindsided, she got hit by a truck.

Keep in mind this woman worked decades for them without anyone noticing. Clearly most of them never have to face the music.

If I were the relatives of the victim, I would have this interrogation playing on a loop in my house.


Did they ever mention the fight? I dont think they did, she offered that up unprovoked no?


Her hand gestures are kinda off too also the comments on this video are gold 😂😂


The constant dropping the right hand on the table is some sort of tell . . . .


Cell mate: “What are you in for?”<br>Stephanie: “ Well... gosh... geez... I mean.... I was sentenced like a million years ago....”

Cell mate: “What are you in for?”
Stephanie: “ Well... gosh... geez... I mean.... I was sentenced like a million years ago....”

Prison is hard. Prison for an ex-cop is hell on earth. I’m surprised she’s still alive.

@CAPSLOCK USER Just a million years ago!

dude I'm surprised she's not from the Midwest or some shit

Awww geez...doesn't ring a bell....I don't recall....I don't know....that doesn't sound familiar....sooo long ago....I may have.....I could have....maybe....so ya know...LOL!!

For geez...i dunno,  a crime I did a billion years ago


And when she takes time to recall and talk about trivial things about back then she tryn like hell to convince them every thing is cool . im mean come on guys were on same team look


hahahaha that exorcist video at the end got me..


She is an astonishingly terrible liar. You’d think you’d pick up some lying techniques after being a cop for so long, but she sure didn’t!

@New Seager sorry that you're not getting any :/ try being nicer to women and maybe one will eventually swipe your V-card for ya ,😊

@Nathan Morante <br>I disagree. Some people are great liars.

@Nathan Morante
I disagree. Some people are great liars.

@badwith names yeah but it’s not hard to tell when someone’s lying

As an art detective. (Not even sure what the hell that is. Probably investigate forgers and jewel thieves). Not likely the same chops as someone investigating murder 1.

She didn't know that they were going to open the case. She thought, she got away with murder.

@Ebeneezer Scrooge Basically, cops are people, with all the foibles, intelligence, aspirations, and menace common to our species.

She didn't have enough time to prepare. They put the stunner on her. She was terrified.

@LivDaFish I have seen a lot of his videos but never have i thought 'what a terrible liar' until i saw this video.

@LivDaFish I dunno. She’s pretty animated. I bet she doesn’t look like that when her life’s not melting away before her eyes. Yikes. She bit that other lady AFTER she already killed her. Scary lady.

@Romy – we know she couldn’t hold it together.

If you heard the narrator before the interview, this was explained very clearly. She was 100% caught by surprise. Totally unprepared, surprised, scared, nervous, etc. Citing the narrator of this video, you can't know how you'll react in such a situation even if you're a professional.

no she isnt. when you have someone pointing out every tiny thing to you rhen yes shell seem like a bad lisr but if you wat hed this and were told she was innocent you wouldnt notice anythinf wrinf with this interview

Dog it's hard to lie when you have someone to cross check you or someone who already has the facts.<br>In her case it's easier to lie very little and say a lot of morning.

Dog it's hard to lie when you have someone to cross check you or someone who already has the facts.
In her case it's easier to lie very little and say a lot of morning.

Even IF the detectives worked on some totally unrelated case and just needed her help, they would have become suspicious due to her insane behaviour right here. They would have re-opened that murder case no matter what, just because of the way she reacted here.

She probably knew the correct things to do in her head, but I doubt there’ve been many situations where she could practice in a high-pressure setting like this one. Once she sat down in that room and the interview started going south, she probably had a million things going through her head and tossed all of the techniques she’d seen out the window. Either way, she was horrible lol

That’s very easy to say with the benefit of YouTube, hindsight and JCS’ analysis.

Compared to some of the interviews she is actually really very cloaked.


WOW!!   How hard this must've been to interview one of their own, and they know she's being deceptive..  <br>Then she comes hard about 'NOW YOU'RE TREATING ME LIKE A SUSPECT '  ...   She's a bit too defensive,  she really is giving herself away!!

WOW!!   How hard this must've been to interview one of their own, and they know she's being deceptive..
Then she comes hard about 'NOW YOU'RE TREATING ME LIKE A SUSPECT '  ...   She's a bit too defensive,  she really is giving herself away!!


This woman deadass had 25 YEARS to come up with a solid, unbreakable alibi and she blew it in an interrogation that didn't even last several hours lmao

@Jeff Redfern if the DNA was conclusive evidence this video wouldnt exist. They would straight up arrest her. The whole point of interegations is a confession.

@Sim C not necessarily. there has to be a certain amount of evidence for a conviction, dna alone wont get it. that wasnt the case here obviously but if literally all they have on someone is dna, that isnt enough.

@D V Bro the LAPD covered the case up for 2 and a half decades and you're acting like it's so farfetched that a literal murderer among their ranks would try to destroy evidence (which she did do, btw).

@D V nah she could have disappeared that evidence it happens all the time . Shit man they lost DB Coopers dna evidence and it was on cigarette butts . All they had here was a piece of paper

@Areesha Hasan not really considering she had been asked about it once before and they took her at her word.

@Sim C Gosh, I dunno did they? They can't say. I mean geez it was so long ago. You're insane. Like gosh, you're so insane geez.*

*transcript of your reply if she wasn't spending life in prison

@Areesha Hasan The problem here is that she doesn’t seem to remember anything. Ok, time erases the details but you should recall who you dated, how or why you broke up, whether you talked with them after and esp, if someone in the vicinity died! I mean, I’m old enough to know events at uni from 20 years ago and although some details are gone, I’d not answer all questions with ‘it was a thousand years ago’.

I think if she had one more year she could've come up with a fool proof alibi

@D V actually not, according to Wikipedia evidence did disappear from the files but the DNA sample was not among it.

She actually did destroy all the pieces of DNA that they had on the case. A single bite swab was accidentally left behind at a coroner's office, which is how they got her decades later. Everything else the LAPD had, she destroyed.

She very nearly got away with it.

For a serving detective her memory was appalling 😂

@Haze M both DNA and fingerprints have a better track record than eye witness testimonials.  By orders of magnitude.  Wtf are you talking about?

it would be weird if she could recall an alibi for that day since it was so long ago tho

Like he said in the video. You never know how you'll truly act in said scenario for the first time

Because ' in my opinion ' she %100 thought that she got rid of that murder. There is nothing to think about it because if you think too much over something you will make mistakes about that. So she just totally took it out from her memory and these officers definitely caught that woman off guard. She was definitely not expecting any question about her past and murder. Until she relieved from first shock she already gave herself...kinda unlucky and amateur lol

@bench of lemons you’re watching too many tv shows

DNA prints, finger prints and so on aren't a Conclusive evidence

and she was also a detective with LAPD which makes it even worse

@M T Still, she was high up at the PD; She could’ve tampered with the evidence, came  up with a better protocol for if she got caught, etc.

They had her dna in the bite mark... wtf u talking about


This is sad. Imagine having thought, many times, "its over...no one will ever find out, I got away with it." Enjoying quiet moments, having learned to live with what it feels like to have gotten away with MURDER, sleeping soundly in the smug arrogance of thinking you're Scott free only to be ambushed in a 'casual conversation' and the ONE person's name you had trained yourself to NEVER ever think of, is like...Lazarus, rising from the dead.

They didn’t say that she bite the murdered woman that’s were the DNA came from. Loved the last few seconds.

@Amany Also keep in mind this is LA in the 80's and early 90's, there was a lot going on at that point in time just in general. Without the any kind of corruption.

Damn Count!, you should take up writing.

Technically not scott free since her husband was called Scott

Not only scot free but smug because you're a policewoman arresting people for art fraud and theft. And thinking "gee that was kind of a stupid thing I did" (I know it's much worse than that but that's probably how she felt) "kind of a stupid thing I did a million years ago but I still have my career and everyone's forgotten about the murder because it was a million years ago." She's only shocked because it was a million years ago.

She looks like an old chuck e cheese animatronic

@Amany Why should she have been caught?  There was an active investigation of a series of burglaries in the area.

I understand the accusations of confrontations between Stephanie and Sherri, but no one would suspect their family member/great friend/co-worker in the police force.  No matter how common you think it is, its actually not common in the history of crime.

@Grammar Splaining I know you are wise Lolo.

@Nmn Mnm No, thank you! I'll take Vanuatu.🌴

@Nmn Mnm I've thought about that, too, and I guess that's why those people don't flee, but... if it was a choice between PRISON and a more difficult life abroad, I just might choose the latter.

@Grammar Splaining it's a kind of hard that you find a good country. maybe they don't reject you but their police and Courts start to study evidences and... you must find a country that is not in good relationship with the USA.

@enyamouth69 But she was a prime suspect. My understanding is that many people pointed their fingers to her during the investigation.  The police just ignored her because she was enrolled in the same police department who carried out the investigation.

@Kareem Rivers that's exactly how I would feel. I wouldn't be sleeping peacefully at night. I would be plotting my escape to a country with no extradition treaty.

I don't see how anyone could get a peaceful nights sleep or not be paranoid all day everyday after doing a crime, especially one this horrible knowing how advanced forensic science is.

She wasn't off Scott free. She met him in gosh I think 1992

Ambushed in a casual conversation at work no less - and you’re being interrogated by faces you’ve likely seen around the office before. Reminds me of the departed in a way lol

@Amany the technology wasnt available at the time what should have made her a prime suspect was the death threats at the hospital but your correct there was incompetence in this case.

Excellent analysis of her internal monologue and then you drop the pun at the end- well played 👏

It is sad that no actual investigation done when the murder happened, she wasn't 'smart' criminal.. She volunteered her DNA after she killed her just because she couldn't contain stupid jealousy!!.. She could have been caught very quickly if the department wasn't corrupt.


The cops questioning her are so canny, holding back, not confronting her, letting her dig her own grave. It’s an honour to hear some real professionals at work. <br>Best youtube channel. Great work.

The cops questioning her are so canny, holding back, not confronting her, letting her dig her own grave. It’s an honour to hear some real professionals at work.
Best youtube channel. Great work.

@Dustee Dawg of course you can’t remember his name. That was like a million years ago

I've been binge watching and I cant put my phone down 😭

Yea these investigators were good another really good couple was Tammy and that other one from the Chris watts case ....croger or cooper or sumn I can't member his name but they were awesome......it's honestly like watching an art piece when they do this stuff...... When their good........like watching Steve Austin vs Bret hart back in the day....art

Great channel.  Thanks for all the content.   I find interesting 🇬🇧

@Gifted Fox yes because arresting murderers is "throwing people under the bus"

She wants to know "What's this all about?" LOL!! Ummmm a murder Hun. Lol!!

@appleman yup you’ll get hooked. Great when smoking lmao

Here is the thing. Police like to take care of their own. However, when there is a murder and they have very clear evidence then they will throw you under the bus to get that promotion.

yeah this channel is actually really interestjng


The irony of her last name being Lazarus is not lost on me. Her crime she thought she got away with, coming back from the dead after<br>gosh, gee, I don't know, 25 years later?

The irony of her last name being Lazarus is not lost on me. Her crime she thought she got away with, coming back from the dead after
gosh, gee, I don't know, 25 years later?

@jainubeezy1 awww somebody sounds a little insecure

@jainubeezy1 Because I can make simple word associations.....?
while I AM well read, you dont have to be to know the name of basic biblical figures
I assume everybody in the English speaking world knows who Lazarus is
thx for the laugh though

I was hoping someone else had caught it too.

One of the best comments I've ever seen on YouTube.

And this interrogation is the gossip, I mean Gospel of John.

@It’s rowan the person Jesus rose from the dead

Why do I feel like Lisa Simpson wrote this herself?

Right on.  That was literally my first thought about it.  lol

Good catch! Sherry came alive again to point her right at her killer


So sad seeing two policemen aggressively interrogating a lady with dementia.

@Nicole Raheem i know he was being sarcastic

@Caleb It's Sarcasm because it's obvious that she's a liar....plus it has been explained,throughout the video, that she is a liar which is why the 'dementia' line should be seen as 'comical sarcasm" and not taken seriously.

Be aware because you can get this style of writing and way of being, quite often.

Pretty sure she has alzheimers but idk i cant remember and neither can she...

@KD MEDIA gen z is the epitome of sarcasm...don't worry about the stranglers and other exceptions

Right they need to be charged with something Bc this is unlawful


She stuttered so much, it almost sounded like the detectives had just spilled lipstick in her Valentino Bag

@Karen the lipstick could melt in the container. Plus this is just a reference to a vine

whhUH whA ooOwah- LIPSTICK in my 𝑉𝐴𝐿𝐸𝑁𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑂 WHITE bag???

LIPSTICK?? In her valentino WHITE bag????? The nerve


They should of gave her an extra charge for those facial expressions

@e that’s a fact 😂 she looked like a toddler trying to talk herself out of a lie

@Yianni Charalambous gee did she actually do those expressions? It was a million years ago!

@Landon Jrip  i think they just made the detectives question her mental state more 😭

I was thinking the same thing those facial expressions are probably the worst crime she’s committed here

She did them on purpose to try to trick the detectives


i honestly can’t believe this content is free

well, it hasn't been fact checked . . . or banned<br>hmmmm

well, it hasn't been fact checked . . . or banned
hmmmm

I guess that's why we don't get a lot of uploads 😕

u like paying for digital stuff? Probably one of those ppl who watch movies on  netflix<br>get used to it, become a pirate today

u like paying for digital stuff? Probably one of those ppl who watch movies on  netflix
get used to it, become a pirate today

Why are you bringing awareness to this matter... shhhhh

But his retention rates are probably going trough the roof

Stop commenting this on every video, this is the equivalent of telling the teacher at the end of class "Wow I can't believe we weren't assigned homework", but every single class.

@Sword spam They failed to the likes of Disney and AT&T to get YouTube Red working, which was subscription based, so fat chance. If they'll make the platform entirely on a model of paying to access videos made by ppl, imagine the ridiculous thought of having to split it to the one user publishing the video too, else no one is motivated to publish videos for free to a platform that you need to pay to even watch.

@Charzilian  Drat! Double Drat and triple Drat!! My plans foiled again by some do gooder!

@JDoGGYDiZZLE haha like you can pull that one off, I'll give you MY credit card, ss, and my address.

For now. Once regular tv finally died Youtube will be able to make it a subscription based service which is the final goal :D

@Taylor FireFlame Nah m8, you're the scammer, I'll give you MY credit card number instead!

@John O this guy is trying to scam you, you should give it to me instead. Trust me.

If you give me your credit card number, I'll make sure the right people get payed.

Nice try criminal psychology, we’re not gonna fall for your schemes 👀


The bite she took on the victim came back to bite her in the ass. She was a cop, she learned the use of DNA in crime investigation while she was on the job. She must have known that her own DNA will come back to haunt her some day. I bet she regrets that bite she didn't have to do. Or gee, gosh, maybe she doesn't remember the biting, it was million years ago.

32:19 this came up the same second i read that last sentence in your comment

@Odin Satanas I don't know if she had access to the evidence room. If a layman like me in a fictional world in which i'm a cop would instantly check what evidences are against my case after i murdered someone, i think somebody as experienced as her would've checked literally every evidence. From the reports to the physical traces that could directly point at me.

Even if DNA was at its infancy, you would've tampered everything you came across with anything, including products that are used for forensic analysis.

I think she didn't have THAT sort of access to the evidence room and there's a procedure to follow that traces who comes and goes from that room, what case they're looking at and who physically is handling a proof outside of the evidence room.
You need also probably (speaking out of my ass) a permit to analyze something and there are enough papers to sign that would terrify you unless you're an innocent detective that is working on the case for the police station tasked with X case of murder, therefore is regular routine.

I don't know, i think is more likely that she asked one of the investigators working on the case how the whole murder was going but didn't press on it to not be connected. Incompetence, misplaced trust and the fact that you nor her colleagues would ever connect her by default to a murder case because she was a cop and the least you can expect is for her to abide by the law, played in her favor for 20 years in my opinion.

@TheGardenForgottenByTime also she had access to the evidence room, they surmised some of the crap related to the case had been 'misplaced' and it had been her swiping some things, luckily the DNA was still available

@Some Dude She probably didn't know they've collected swabs having biological traces of the murderer. The leading suspects at the time were still two latino guys and the investigation never moved from there for 20 years, she also probably kept a very low profile trying to appear uninterested in the case to not be connected to it. The connection was so pale that it took 20 years and fresh investigators to find it out.

At the time, despite the victim father's remarks, nobody would accuse a cop of such a heinous crime when the neighborhood already had issues with latinos breaking into homes and stealing stuff.
I'm sure that if she had got to know that there was any possible proof that could link her to the case, she would've got rid of it 5-6 years after committing the crime, the problem is that she wasn't privy of that info. Had she known, she would've tampered the proof and would've been suspicious of this informal interrogation.
She isn't stupid, just a psychopath.

@Red Pill Freedom Yes!  Its so funny to imagine her thoughts/looks on her face when shes learning all this stuff...ohhhh to be a fly on those walls.

To be honest, I think she had to have known she would eventually be caught.

In 1985, a LA Sheriff's Department officer named George Arthur was murdered while driving home by a man who had been hiding in his van. In 1999, DNA evidence linked the murder to Ted Kirby, who was one of Arthur's co-workers. Kirby never faced justice, however, as he committed suicide by gunshot when he felt the walls closing in.

At the time, this was major news for law enforcement workers all over Los Angeles. Since Lazarus was a LAPD officer, she had to have heard about how they found the killer.

@Charles Christian What I meant was that, yes she didnt have any idea about the use of DNA at the time of the murder, but I'm sure she came to realize that fact later during her career.

DNA fingerprinting was in its infancy at the time. She probably didn't even know it existed or it was possible.

Whats funny is dna wasnt that great a tool when she killed Sherri.  So its fun to imagine her face/thoughts when having a class on this new technology called DNA and what they can do with it.  She must have been like:  “Oh fuck!”


She's a horrible liar.... her facial expressions, body language,   and vague answers are a dead give away...I'm 39 yrs old I remember a fight I got into when I was 7 yrs old .. people don't forget being heart broken

Take it you lost if a fight broke your heart when you were 7

Take it you lost if a fight broke your heart when you were 7

Yeah... Got into a few myself as a girl with ugly bitches, over boys who had professed eternal undying love for me, even proposed and given me a ring...And they tried to steal him away...  You just don't forget these little romantic scenarios, as a female.

And super annoying. Scary that she was a cop but it figures.

And super annoying. Scary that she was a cop but it figures.

It's not that she's a horrible liar, she's trying to deflect the questions anyway she can. In reality she knows the answers to all these questions, but if she answered truthfully, the gig would be up. Her explanations, tangents and elaborations on small trivial incidents are a way to circumvent and deflect from the main, huge issue. To me it's like when a child is trying to get around the truth, same thing. She knows exactly what she's doing, it just happens to not work, and makes her look even more guilty.

@nightshaded That really got me. I mean she seeeemed guilty but, could a picture nut be a murderer? I didn't think so. .

@nightshaded That really got me. I mean she seeeemed guilty but, could a picture nut be a murderer? I didn't think so. .

@Strigorvious Dregorous ... very understandable...BUT ...she's a police detective... her memory and attention to detail is her A LARGE part of her job as a police detective

Wow yes.. but I hope I can move over everything and that has happened to me

Wow yes.. but I hope I can move over everything and that has happened to me

People don't forget getting into a fight in public!

People don't forget getting into a fight in public!

well she is a cop...their supposed to be trustworthy and honest lol

well she is a cop...their supposed to be trustworthy and honest lol

You're absolutely correct. We all remeber major events in our life, whether good or bad. She's interrogated so many people. You would think she could have handled it. Thank god for fate and irony. She got what she deserved. Better late than never 👍

my memory from 20+ years ago is not good at all

my memory from 20+ years ago is not good at all

I can remember being 2 and trying to draw out patterns in the stippled ceiling cause I didnt want to be put down for a nap. If thats the extreme end of it she should at <i>least</i> be able to remember the basic timeline of her adulthood (more than just when she taught dare)

I can remember being 2 and trying to draw out patterns in the stippled ceiling cause I didnt want to be put down for a nap. If thats the extreme end of it she should at _least_ be able to remember the basic timeline of her adulthood (more than just when she taught dare)

@Jester's Sketchbook the critters stretch far and wide I see

@Jester's Sketchbook the critters stretch far and wide I see

@FIREHAWK GARAGE yes good job after 2 decades hope they throw away the key!

@FIREHAWK GARAGE yes good job after 2 decades hope they throw away the key!

@Human Bean I heard somewhere the less memories from childhood you have, the happier your childhood was. I don't know for sure but it seems to be true based on the people I've known.

@Little Miss eats crisps for breakfast my earliest memories are 4 ..honest ..but some people's memory is diff

@Little Miss eats crisps for breakfast my earliest memories are 4 ..honest ..but some people's memory is diff

@Matchbox i disagree. I was in a bad accident i was hit by a car walking across the street. Now i can't even recall how old my son's father is let alone how old i am half the time. People have varying length of memory. I use to have excellent memory and could not believe how bad other people memory was, now i have horrible memory.

@Dylan Page lmao.. and 41:05. "I don't know I'm just trying to think"....

@Dylan Page lmao.. and 41:05. "I don't know I'm just trying to think"....

Very true, my dad is 3 years younger than her, born in 1963 and says he remembers 1986 like it was yesterday.

Very true, my dad is 3 years younger than her, born in 1963 and says he remembers 1986 like it was yesterday.

@9929kingfish you're comment had me DEAD!!! LMAO, you would have rehearsed, in case you got caught.......LMAO <br>TRUTH

@9929kingfish you're comment had me DEAD!!! LMAO, you would have rehearsed, in case you got caught.......LMAO
TRUTH

Facts. You’re a hundred percent right. Lazarus is bizarre.

Facts. You’re a hundred percent right. Lazarus is bizarre.

The truth is easier to remember than a lie.

The truth is easier to remember than a lie.

Cowboy Western38 truly!!! I remember ever person whom has crossed me in an ill manner. Ever.

Cowboy Western38 truly!!! I remember ever person whom has crossed me in an ill manner. Ever.

She very brutally murdered her, unless there’s more people she did that to I’m pretty sure she thinks about that event everyday at least 3 times a day

She very brutally murdered her, unless there’s more people she did that to I’m pretty sure she thinks about that event everyday at least 3 times a day

Cowboy Western38 she’s psychotic not heartbroken....she couldn’t let him go. She’s a classic psychopathic stalker.

Cowboy Western38 she’s psychotic not heartbroken....she couldn’t let him go. She’s a classic psychopathic stalker.

I think she was probably aware or suspected once the subject of the interview began to focus on her relationship with the couple that they may have had some kind of new evidence which would almost certainly be DNA type stuff so she remained as vague as possible in case she needed to go back on anything which is standard practice for someone lying, try not to talk in definates because you may have to retract or back track at some point.
Also I think she'd told herself over the years in the eventuality of being questioned she'd simply say she couldn't remember because it was a long time ago. She should have lawyered up the moment they revealed the nature of the interview was not about some art business.
I think people often think it looks guilty to ask for legal representation but from what I've seen in any serious crime guilty or innocent always say nothing until you've taken legal advice.
Good catch by the cops involved though they played it well.

Her facial expressions are so comical, they’re so exaggerated

Her facial expressions are so comical, they’re so exaggerated

She used every facial expression known to mankind and even invented a few knew ones. I just could not stop focusing on her face the entire time, so much do that I had to rewind a few times because I missed what was said. It's like nothing I've ever seen before lol!!!

They also don't forget going to someone's place of work and harassing them to the point of being escorted off the premises by Security.   Even if it WAS "a million years ago".

@Hooded One you literally don't unless youve had a traumatic injury 😂

@Hooded One you literally don't unless youve had a traumatic injury 😂

I'm 21, I can't remember any of my teachers from before year 9 and can't remember the names of any friends I had before year 8

I'm 21, I can't remember any of my teachers from before year 9 and can't remember the names of any friends I had before year 8

I remember a fight I got into when I was in kindergarten. I remember having a Nosebleed and punching that girl after she ruined my lunchbox. I remember they day my brother was born (he's 3 years younger than me)<br>BUT I don't have any fucking clue what I ate yesterday, what I did in school today, etc. (I'm 16 btw and was allowed into kindergarten at the age of 3 so it's been 13 years... And I still dislike that girl xd)

I remember a fight I got into when I was in kindergarten. I remember having a Nosebleed and punching that girl after she ruined my lunchbox. I remember they day my brother was born (he's 3 years younger than me)
BUT I don't have any fucking clue what I ate yesterday, what I did in school today, etc. (I'm 16 btw and was allowed into kindergarten at the age of 3 so it's been 13 years... And I still dislike that girl xd)

@Cowboy Western38 oh im sorry i didnt actually know her background at all, but if thats the case then shes very much playing a game of trickery.

@Cowboy Western38 oh im sorry i didnt actually know her background at all, but if thats the case then shes very much playing a game of trickery.

@boyo understood... but at this time when interviewed... she was an active full duty police detective... her memory was just fine

@boyo understood... but at this time when interviewed... she was an active full duty police detective... her memory was just fine

i take zero meds but with past drug abuse and self mental deterioration, i cant even remember the date or day every when i wake up, sometimes i lose track of upto even 6 days or so with time. to you it might be 15/09/19, but to me it might be 11/09/19 with barely no recollection of what ive done in that period, i do suffer from a disorder which my own doctor wont tell me what it is as im on a sick note right now trying to really see if its not a permanent thing ill have to deal with.<br>you REALLY shouldn't dictate what something is because of your own experience or principal, this isnt to defend this women but it could be her brain is just overlapping constantly like mine does, maybe im a sociopath? maybe thats why my doctor wont tell me?

i take zero meds but with past drug abuse and self mental deterioration, i cant even remember the date or day every when i wake up, sometimes i lose track of upto even 6 days or so with time. to you it might be 15/09/19, but to me it might be 11/09/19 with barely no recollection of what ive done in that period, i do suffer from a disorder which my own doctor wont tell me what it is as im on a sick note right now trying to really see if its not a permanent thing ill have to deal with.
you REALLY shouldn't dictate what something is because of your own experience or principal, this isnt to defend this women but it could be her brain is just overlapping constantly like mine does, maybe im a sociopath? maybe thats why my doctor wont tell me?

@Dylan Page omg your comment please read mine on top I swear I read yours after writing it, I thought I was reading too much into it, but right???she looks absolutely crazy and this is the least I can think of andd from my bad English skills too but this woman is crazyyyyyy they know just by these faces she makes non stop I feel embarrassed almost for her !!!!😁🙄

I'm 62 and remember every detail of my first kiss.  Nobody forgets their lover from the past.

I'm 62 and remember every detail of my first kiss.  Nobody forgets their lover from the past.

@Steve S  But if you do, now you know to go easy on the facial expressions 😉

@Steve S  But if you do, now you know to go easy on the facial expressions 😉

Alot of people dont have great memory.  If you do that's cool. I cant remember what I did two days ago.

Alot of people dont have great memory.  If you do that's cool. I cant remember what I did two days ago.

I can't remember much of my past and I haven't been on meds. A lot of major life events I forget until someone brings it up and even then I have to take their word for it on most of it 🤔

@Vicente Bianchini I think you might be missing the point. It isn't about not remembering. if you don't remember you just say so, right? It's about her body language, over exaggerations in facial expressions and language (eg: geez) when saying she can't remember and long conflated unrelated stories to deflect from a direct response that demonstrate dishonesty from her.

I am 47 and I don't remember lots of things that happened in my life , and some things were even important (to me anyway) when they happened

I am 47 and I don't remember lots of things that happened in my life , and some things were even important (to me anyway) when they happened

I'm 38 and remember stuff from my childhood with ease. I'm on a lot of meds that have affected my short term memory but my long term is great

I'm 38 and remember stuff from my childhood with ease. I'm on a lot of meds that have affected my short term memory but my long term is great

@Batra Chian To be fair to Jemima we don't know any more information other than she pushed her into the taps. Does that automatically make someone an arsehole?

Earliest memory is moving to a new apartment in Chicago. I needed lunch but there was nothing in the fridge but salami and crackers and my brother had to pull the peppercorns out so I could eat. I was 3. I can also remember my mom explaining that I was going to Kindergarten soon. And being VERY disappointed that there was no garden!😁😁😁

@Lisa Atkins Which people? The main thread is about how this woman was SUCH a bad liar. And there's literally no way she doesn't remember, even years ago, killing her boyfriend's wife. Period. She has many tells, but oddly enough, the faces she's making AS she's lying. She's lying with her words, but telling the truth in her body language, if that makes sense? Aside from that, a few of us were talking about how certain meds can affect the memory. (We'd recall killing someone, mind you, but I told OP I can't recall last week a lot of the time)

@Joe Gofacyasulf never said I got beat up I said I got into a fight ...!!

@Joe Gofacyasulf never said I got beat up I said I got into a fight ...!!

I remember my first boyfriend, Adam from kindergarten. And every boyfriend or crush since. I'm 33. You dont forget. You forget one night stands, not long term relationships.

Steve Nichols I have been pondering the gravity of this. Can it be said he had a role in getting his wife killed? If so, then he shows up to make a victim's impact statement?!

@Dylan Page what do you make of 55:49 hahaha

@Dylan Page what do you make of 55:49 hahaha

@TabithaStabitha what are they talking about?

@TabithaStabitha what are they talking about?

I have a dismal memory and get reminded of things on the daily. I've no memory up to the age of maybe 14 and even now things are patchy. So you remembering something at 7 is very interesting to me

No joke. I remember the epic betrayal of my dance partner during my kindergarten performance.

No joke. I remember the epic betrayal of my dance partner during my kindergarten performance.

Bullshit. I've killed 5 people and I don't remember any of them. (J/k)

Bullshit. I've killed 5 people and I don't remember any of them. (J/k)

Yeah that's a pretty significant event. I may not remember the date but I'd remember it happened.

Yeah that's a pretty significant event. I may not remember the date but I'd remember it happened.

@datura boof her boyfriend in college cheated on her and left her for the woman she killed

@datura boof her boyfriend in college cheated on her and left her for the woman she killed

To be fair, she was not being cheated on.  The guy had left her and was engaged to the victim; HE then cheated on the victim by sleeping with the killer.  Wikipedia has a great breakdown of the case.

@Tania Jean louis But think about how many things you HAVE forgotten in 20 years. The things you see clearly are sometimes just random memories. Doesn't mean anything. Clearly this woman is guilty based on the dna evidence alone.. and yeh the lies seem obvious in places, but thats a tough crowd she is performing for on the drop of a hat haha

Cowboy Western38 I still remember my sister taking my doll and us fighting about this doll.

Cowboy Western38 I still remember my sister taking my doll and us fighting about this doll.

She had gotten away with murder for over two decades, and then had an interrogation sprung on her at work out of the blue. That's a hell of a disturbing situation to recover from. Its not like she just committed the murder and was preparing for the cops. Most people would have been fucked in this scenario. I know I would've been.

@Dylan Page yea was laughing at that one like wtf

@Dylan Page yea was laughing at that one like wtf

the legend killers shitty duffle bag person

I remember a dream I had when I was five... I'm six now. By six, I mean 22.

I remember a dream I had when I was five... I'm six now. By six, I mean 22.

Exactly! And who doesn't remember their second longest relationship!

Exactly! And who doesn't remember their second longest relationship!

@Matchboxidk. I'm 10 years out from my undergrad but I can't remember all the years of the women I dated seriously at my school.

@Matchboxidk. I'm 10 years out from my undergrad but I can't remember all the years of the women I dated seriously at my school.

@TabithaStabitha Thanks hun. It is hard.

@TabithaStabitha Thanks hun. It is hard.

@Steve S MS is a nasty coward of a disease!! I am sooo sorry! I hate that for you so much. You're definitely in my thoughts. <br>Also to everyone else in general, of course she remembers everything about that crime. I was just remarking about how awesome it is OP can remember all sorts of things lol I wish I could remember so much, while other things not so much

@Steve S MS is a nasty coward of a disease!! I am sooo sorry! I hate that for you so much. You're definitely in my thoughts.
Also to everyone else in general, of course she remembers everything about that crime. I was just remarking about how awesome it is OP can remember all sorts of things lol I wish I could remember so much, while other things not so much

@Jem oh honey 🥺 I hate to hear that. I'm so sorry 🌹❤ It's insane how many bad side effects, permanent ones at that, occur from certain meds we absolutely need. You're in my thoughts. I know how hard it is, love.

@TabithaStabitha I was going to stay the same thing, my meds have caused severe memory loss. I think it's actually brain damage.

@TabithaStabitha I was going to stay the same thing, my meds have caused severe memory loss. I think it's actually brain damage.

You are so right I remember stuff like that like it was yesterday.

You are so right I remember stuff like that like it was yesterday.

I'm 24 and I remember getting kicked in the balls by a girl wen I was 10 years old for ripping her school bag ahahah good times

I'm 24 and I remember getting kicked in the balls by a girl wen I was 10 years old for ripping her school bag ahahah good times

Women don't forget anything I swear there's a difference between a guys memory and a girls

Women don't forget anything I swear there's a difference between a guys memory and a girls

If you think she forgot anything from what she said then shame on you. This chick is crazy and probably had a million thoughts a month over this

If you think she forgot anything from what she said then shame on you. This chick is crazy and probably had a million thoughts a month over this

Jester's Sketchbook hey Jemima is my Aunt!

Jester's Sketchbook hey Jemima is my Aunt!

@Choco Manger I said women .. because she's a woman

@Choco Manger I said women .. because she's a woman

every question, her shoulders shoot up and her chin throws back and her bottom lip goes out and her eyes bug out lol. I'm definitely a bad liar, but damn.

lol No doubt. I am in my 50's and I recall a fight I got into in grade school. A boy kept taking my colored pencils. I got tired of that game a punched him right in the nose. At our 20 year HS reunion he told me he had a crush on me and we both got a good laugh out of it some 30 years after the fact. I couldn't tell you the exact year but I recall that fight well and that was just a grade school tiff.

<b>buttercuppy</b> I empathize. I used to have a great long term memory. Now, after damage from MS I struggle to remember anything that happened a few weeks ago in any detail. I guess we could look on the bright side - if we ever decided to commit crimes, then we’d be able to just lose that memory and not have to lie in interrogations ;)

*buttercuppy* I empathize. I used to have a great long term memory. Now, after damage from MS I struggle to remember anything that happened a few weeks ago in any detail. I guess we could look on the bright side - if we ever decided to commit crimes, then we’d be able to just lose that memory and not have to lie in interrogations ;)

Cowboy Western38 I know.  I would have done way better if I was in her shoes.  I would have also rehearsed this to myself many times in the event of ever being questioned

<b>buttercuppy</b> Hahahah yeah wtf was that about

*buttercuppy* Hahahah yeah wtf was that about

I am 39 as well but my memory is terrible. I hardly remember my teenage years.But if I killed someone I am sure I would remember that.

I am 39 as well but my memory is terrible. I hardly remember my teenage years.But if I killed someone I am sure I would remember that.

Lol. The funny thing is, how does one not remember getting into an argument with a woman that your boyfriend is cheating on you with?

Lol. The funny thing is, how does one not remember getting into an argument with a woman that your boyfriend is cheating on you with?

Seriously, you would definitely remember what year your college bf was ahead of you.

Seriously, you would definitely remember what year your college bf was ahead of you.

im 40: Jemima Pritchard pushed me into the taps at school and nearly made my nose bleed: I WAS 7....i remember it VIVIDLY

im 40: Jemima Pritchard pushed me into the taps at school and nearly made my nose bleed: I WAS 7....i remember it VIVIDLY

What was that mouth opening and closing thing she did talking about running the DARE program? Yikes. It's just so bizarre that it's comical

What was that mouth opening and closing thing she did talking about running the DARE program? Yikes. It's just so bizarre that it's comical

Her expression at about 40:55 kills me. They've been ridiculous all video, but that one gets me.

Her expression at about 40:55 kills me. They've been ridiculous all video, but that one gets me.

That's amazing! I know I've been on a lot of heavy meds for some serious health issues, but there are a lot of us that can't remember two years ago lol Agree that she's a terrible liar so it's great she didn't want a lawyer, huh?!


Stephanie's cellmate: "so what are you in for?"

 Stephanie:   "Gee, gosh ummm I can't recall, it's like a million years ago.......i  mean  I may have been sentenced but it's not sounding familiar 🥴"

Cellmate: "isn't that something you'd remember?"

Stephanie: "Well yeah I would think, I know I went to Hawaii at some point. I'm a picture person.....I take lots of pictures.  What's this all about?"

PAHAHAHAHA IM DEAD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

PAHAHAHAHA IM DEAD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That is how I would be with everything, as I have memory issues, even if I was in a knife fight with someone I wouldn't remember it if it was over like a year ago, let alone an argument. Seems like these detectives would think I was a liar or something because people don't have proper memory retention, lol.

“Did I mention that I got my snorkeling certification with a friend of mine too? I’m not sure on the year though”

"Cabbage or beans?"<br>"Pfff, well look, Greg and I were getting scuba certification, I mean I may have seen a flyer."

"Cabbage or beans?"
"Pfff, well look, Greg and I were getting scuba certification, I mean I may have seen a flyer."

Bet she doesn’t mention she was a D.A.R.E officer in prison

I literally laughed out loud,  I scared my cat.

I mean I went to UCLA and then the scuba diving and the big earthquake what year was that again? 92! 92? I dont know I have to check my pictures. 🙄🤪😬🥺

"What's this all about" 😂🤣🤣 hahaha I'm dying omg.


I hope this channel can stay up. I read on Reddit you were having trouble with YouTube. It's such a great channel with incredible analysis. This is real deal and I thank you for it.

But there are other channels popping up with similar style and seems that they aren't affected.

Then there's an A&E show with a similar format now.

@rafer Jefferson iii I ceen it on reddit

@Panther Platform I hear they have the internet on computers now….

@Sarahjane Yeah i'm pretty sure most everything thats been on his YouTube is on there. As well as a bunch of interrogation compilations and other content. I think I only pay like $1/month for it

@Mason Gregg what is his Patreon? Would love to get onto that. Are any of these vids uploaded in full there? Miss being able to watch this whole video:(

@Anthony Donald a lot of his videos have been taken down. there used to be a lot more content, but they've been removed

If that's really true, I hope they figure it out so we can have more awesome videos like this one 😔

He also has a Patreon that he doesn't upload to anymore, but has like 20 or so additional videos that are super interesting. Not just interogattions but psychology of prison life,  soldiers in combat, death row, etc. Really fascinating stuff

I found this channel by chance and I agree with you its great

With 15 million views just for this video, YouTube should be begging him to stay

@iknewsabowasnotdead tnx i found him. <br>The comment section became aa interesting as the channel itself.

@iknewsabowasnotdead tnx i found him.
The comment section became aa interesting as the channel itself.

@Joey Greathouse I agree but that’s just how YouTube works lmao don’t get mad at me haha I’m just saying that’s the way it is not like I own YouTube

@FemBot but monetizing on a different platform is not frowned upon? idgi

@Anthony Donald don’t know. He (JCS) even made a 2nd channel and also started putting his videos on Pateron. He stated that YT would put strikes on his videos for who knows what.

@Anthony Donald he had a lot more videos up. YouTube has been taking them down. He had well over 20 videos a couple years ago.

@Smurfitoo1 We are the news, that's freedom of the press. We are literally all of the news 😂

There isn't a journalism license 😂😂😂

I read on Reddit that reddit is on Reddit.

@Matthew Roper yeah, same thing I was wondering.

Nope! YouTube is the worst they keep pulling his latest video right down.

@Cassandra Sheek what is his Twitter? I tried searching for it but couldn't find anything

Why in the world would he have a hard time with YouTube? Is it because he is giving "real journalists " a run for their money? That's ridiculous

He updated on twitter that YT is just not the platform for him. He's looking into other sites to upload his content onto! I recommend following him on Twitter for updates

@Anthony Donald its just slang for someone you can depend on no matter what

The last time I looked, about a few months ago, there just wasn’t a lot of content to dig into. But the content that is here is extremely interesting. He needs more.


The murdered woman's father was saying how Lazarus was stalking his daughter. His daughter told him she saw her staring at her in a restaurant. Said she had crazy looking eyes. <br>Nailed it. She has some of the weirdest eyes I've seen.

The murdered woman's father was saying how Lazarus was stalking his daughter. His daughter told him she saw her staring at her in a restaurant. Said she had crazy looking eyes.
Nailed it. She has some of the weirdest eyes I've seen.

@iwantthetruthandnothingbut me yes and seeing the whites of the eyes below the iris too. It's called sanpaku and it usually means the person is very psychologically disturbed.

Not so much her eyes as it is her whole face

@Bill Fred yes indeed, usually when you can see the whites of their eyeball above their Iris ........ That my friend, is a crazy person!

Wayne's Hammer it’s insane that it was never followed

@umami They have all been crazy. Don't get it mixed up with potential eye problems tho. Should never just go off looks to judge a person but it normally takes one or two conversation with them to know if there really crazy. Also people high on drugs can get the crazy eyes.

@Bill Fred I never thought about that! Have you ever met a crazy eyes that isn't crazy? Would you be skeptical of them even when they seem to be genuine persons?

Crazy how they never followed that lead for all those years

I call them crazy eyes. I've seen it many times in my life. Don't know how to explain it but you can just tell at a glance that some people are crazy. First time i met my brothers ex i saw her eyes and thought oh no. Later she confirmed that her personality matched her crazy eyes. Clearly not all crazy people have them but some people seem to be so nuts that it shows on there face.

Absolutely. Frightening eyes. The whole story is like a suspenseful thriller, ala "Fatal Attraction".
Everyone has experienced jealousy at some stage in their lives, but can you imagine having so little self-control, that you would murder someone, and by virtue of complacent fellow police officers and detectives, get away with it for 20 +years.
She must've been expecting this day for decades. It was inevitable, and at the first mention of John's name, she would have told herself "last night was the last time you get to sleep in your own bed". She knew her life was over.


I wonder if she has access to YouTube there in prison.


LEGEND HAS IT SHE STILL MAKING THOSE WIERD FACIAL EXPRESSIONS..


I thought you were supposed to read someone their rights before you arrested/interrogated them? Is it a loophole where you can just lie and get anyone to have "a voluntary conversation" with officers and later use that as evidence? Because in these "voluntary conversations" things like silence have been allowed to be used as evidence. Meaning that "the right to remain silent" is almost non-existant unless it is specifically invoked when its "a voluntary conversation". I'm sorry but i dont think this should be legal. These conversations shouldn't be allowed as evidence in court.

@G E i thought they were? Her attorney, Overland, moved to have the videotaped conversation barred but the judge overruled this, after she apealed the same thing happened and her statements made here were once again used in court. I might be wrong about this, what makes you think they weren't used as evidence? Genuinely curious

"These conversations shouldn't be allowed as evidence in court."<br>....and they weren't.

"These conversations shouldn't be allowed as evidence in court."
....and they weren't.