Thank God .. no one was falsely accused of this murder spending time in prison while this lady was out  playin cop for 23 years !!!

@WesGamer "unlucky" that she bit a dead body??!

Now I understand why the standards are so high to be officers and even then a lot of bad cops make it through, but still this footage makes me realize how important it is to have background checks, lie detectors, reading writing tests comprehension and people skills

Someone PLEASE tell me all cops have their DNA catalogued

She is just...beyond annoying, so annoying that it’s frustrating. I don’t know how they made it through that interrogation.

Plenty of murderers play cop. She's just unlucky to have bitten her victim. Also you don't wanna be on the wrong end of office politics in a police station. Maybe in some situations some "co workers" would've let their murderer cop friends slide.

the thing is, if they were in prison, they'd have no reason to relook at it as a cold case meaning the person might never be released if they got life without parole

@fumes was just about to make a comment on that myself lol,

makes you wonder just how many people are innocent in jail...???


its crazy to think that she could have got away with it if she just didn't bite the corpse. I mean talk about the butterfly effect, shit will come back to haunt you 20 years later!

The awful and petty act of just biting the corpse of the person you just murdered in pure rage came with consecuenses, huh.

@Nicholas Churey  And become a cop, so that they'll brush it aside when your accused

You should watch Bella Fiori's video covering this case! You'll be shocked by how much evidence LAPD disposed to try to protect their own officers😲😲


I know how this whole thing works. I'm a cop and I know yall gon try Nad fuck me. I need a lawyer


“It sounds like you’re trying to put this on me.”

Wow, way to put the pieces together there Detective Stephanie after an hour of interrogation

@tabby73 Lookin out for me 😏<br>Appreciate you ❤

@tabby73 Lookin out for me 😏
Appreciate you ❤

@Corbin Hamm it's at 598 now. Go ahead it's safe.

I would like this comment, but it’s at 500. I CANT RUIN IT.

@Taydrum she's not playing dumb. It's a coping mechanism, as explained in the video. She refuses to believe it's happening to her

she's playing dumb. As soon as the investigator asked about John, she panicked


Jerk getting me late at night, alone, w the damn exorcist crap!! Wtf! Lol


Who set her facial expressions to 200% lmao.

Who set her facial expressions to 200% lmao.

26:20 is the craziest. She only does it once.

26:20 is the craziest. She only does it once.

Satoshi Kong she looks exactly like the adoring fan, but with long dark hair

Myself hahahaha like the turtles in the live action movies.

I'm actually shocked she can make such expressions & I just clicked on one timestamp from a comment because I haven't watched the whole interrogation yet. I don't want to see a real person making such faces because it's creepy. The game clips are funny though because they're unreal. Now I can't see those clips because I'd be reminded of her.

Green Wizard the menu screen on Mario 64

Green Wizard the menu screen on Mario 64

@Green Wizard Thank you! For some reason I'm not getting notifications for this. So thanks for posting the link! 😁

@Green Wizard Hey, I've been looking for your esoteric playlist you recommended on your channel... What's it called? 😊

@Christine 16 Oh by the Gods!!! I just watched that like 10 times and her eyes are so wide and strange, the light catches them a few times and makes them look like one derps out to nowhere. 😂 Like Spleens on Graystillplays, SIMS 4 addition. 🤣

@Ashley Rene look at her EYES @ 51:50! Yep, definitely psycho.

@Ashley Rene look at her *EYES* @ 51:50! Yep, definitely psycho.

@Green Wizard couldn't help myself soon as I saw her bulbous features

Steven Festa Lmfaoooo!!!!!!! That is the best comment in this thread.

Super Mario 64 when you could pull on his face on the Press Start screen

roastingpotato omg seriously bro? Is it true that you like to do things with men and potato’s?

@Satoshi Kong she's even got that Martin Septim hairdo.

Her ridiculous expressions remind me a lot of Manson

@Jon Andrew Feltner 🤣 That's all I can think watching that! Lol!

@Jon Andrew Feltner "NUM NUM NUM NUM NUM!!!" 😂

@Jon Andrew Feltner "NUM NUM NUM NUM NUM!!!" 😂

@Ashley Rene she stopped teaching dare and turned into a fish lmao lmao

I really needed to laugh, thank you all!

I really needed to laugh, thank you all!

@Green Wizard Nice! I'll check that out. Thank you for the recommendation! ♡

Ashley Rene you have the same name as someone I used to go to school with! I see you are interested in the merkaba I have a esoteric playlist that you might find videos to your liking or they could lead you to other knowledge. Happy travels fellow practitioner.

@Green Wizard 🤣 Oh hell, you're killin me. 😂 Yeah, she's a <i>terrible</i> liar and a total psychopath. So having fun at her expense is absolutely permitted. 😂

@Green Wizard 🤣 Oh hell, you're killin me. 😂 Yeah, she's a _terrible_ liar and a total psychopath. So having fun at her expense is absolutely permitted. 😂

@Green Wizard Oh my Gods, your comment just made me spit on myself laughing. Just hearing the sound clip you're texting just killed me. 😂🤣

Ashley Rene lmao “I stopped teaching dare and then GURAGULACGUBRAAA”

@Wiresgalore 30:40... "I stopped teaching dare"... then became the Cookie Monster. 😂

@123456789E? Are you a prison lover of hers?

@123456789E? Are you a prison lover of hers?

@Wiresgalore the hell my body trembled i got so scared im alone watching this aghhh ahhhh pffff scary

Wiresgalore well that’s going to haunt my dreams forever

She did. Remember, she has like...10,000 pictures

@Wiresgalore LMAO

Once you see it....

"HMMmm" ✌👀✌

@Wiresgalore LMAO

Once you see it....

"HMMmm" ✌👀✌

Tanya Morris <br>thank you for showing me how to find that guy!

Tanya Morris
thank you for showing me how to find that guy!

Whoever did the YTPs of Michael Rosen should do some on her lol

i wish i could emote like this, where can i download the character model?

Like setting your sensitivity to 100 on CSGO. <i>SMALL MOVEMENTS, SMALL ADJUSTMENTS, I'VE GOT THIS, OH SHIT I SHOT MYSELF AND ALL MY SQUAD.</i>

Like setting your sensitivity to 100 on CSGO. _SMALL MOVEMENTS, SMALL ADJUSTMENTS, I'VE GOT THIS, OH SHIT I SHOT MYSELF AND ALL MY SQUAD._

@BaconlessGod thanks bro. I cant believe i forgot the sacred text, as I was there when it was written.

Mass Effect Andromeda could have learned from this.

where can i download this IRL facial expression mod

It’s like those videos of resident evil facial expression increased by x% lol like why would you ever think that would be convincing


Imagine that if she had not bitten Sherri after her death (which itself is crazy), they would have never found her as the bite mark was the place the DNA was found.

That’s what I was saying people are like “ she had all that time to come up with what to say “ like bruh she bit the lady on the hand after she already killed her like she’s full crazy

I suppose murderers could have afforded to be a bit more flashy before DNA testing


Maybe it's petty, but her face really irritates me. Especially when she does the grimacing smile thing.


Jim is incredibly generous on his Patreon. Just a buck a month for some of the best true crime content on the web. Cheers, mate.

Are there more videos or are they the same ones that are on here?

the only downside to the patreon is that you'll binge all the videos and then get depressed when you finish them all.

@Ashton Brown same, I signed up for Patreon solely for this channel.

That's the only way patreon should be used

Yeah it's the only patreon I support - is this a ne vid? I feel like I've seen it

Yeah it didn't take long for me to want to support this.. and gain access to *MORE*. This is addictive...


Why was this trimmed? It was better before


“Do you know who you are?”
Her: “🤪😒😔🥺😳😳😱🙄
I do not remember it’s been millions of years”

You forgot this one 😬👈 @26:18 (my personal favorite)

Have you ever had a conversation *gives descriptions of conversations * gosh tho that could be it or maybe there was 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 more yknow ehh gosh I I I what is a conversation


The most shocking part is that this woman got away with murder for 25 years, even though she was a suspect and made death threads against the victim.

Those detectives who covered up her involvement should be held accountable (if they’re still alive)

Not really. The police actively chose not to investigate her because she was one of them.

it's not that shocking when you consider how cops protect each other


“What was your relationship with your boyfriend”

“He wasn’t my boyfriend...... he and his brother played basketball”

@Fatima Ali check out the comment section of the Stephen McDaniel case lol

lmfaoooooo i have never seen a more funny comment section on any YouTube video

"And then I'm like...BAAAH! And then I'm, y'know, then I'm, y'know....y'know?"


9:44 is interesting because it sounds like she was about to say "I couldn't tell you how long I talked to John behind his back"


Imagine being arrested by a murderer for art crimes lol

toneZ BoneC ^ a lot, and other than theft you have people selling fakes/forgeries for millions. There was just a doc made recently about talented artists making fake Picasso’s and selling them.

my name isnt emma Art theft most commonly. The black market for stolen art is in the billions every year.

@Extended Warranty lmfao ikr what even is "art crime"

how much art crime is there what did she do every day


Interrogator: Did you ever speak to her?<br>Stephanie: Gee I have no idea. I mean maybe a couple words once. Maybe we chatted one or two times. No more than five times. Maybe we were fighting over a man that lasted months. Maybe I confronted her at her place of work and got into a fight. I HAVE NO IDEA.

Interrogator: Did you ever speak to her?
Stephanie: Gee I have no idea. I mean maybe a couple words once. Maybe we chatted one or two times. No more than five times. Maybe we were fighting over a man that lasted months. Maybe I confronted her at her place of work and got into a fight. I HAVE NO IDEA.

Maybe I went by her house once gee I couldn't even tell ya it's been a million years ago


Imagine being her husband. You were married to a psycho killer for twenty years. That guy'll never sleep well again.

@Mr. Ryan damn I never thought about that. I dunno somehow I just feel like that wouldn't be a detail of her life she shared. Seems like she compartmentalized that memory as much as possible.

Tait Hermanns excellent timing! I tip my hat to you, sir or madam, whichever the case may be.

@Mr. Ryan Oh, no joke? Well, yeah he's probably crooked af then.

If we're being honest, the fact that he was too unperceptive to notice that probably means that he's the type of person that won't understand the gravity of it.

He was a cop too. Probably helped cover it up or at least knew.

Upon hearing the verdict, her husband made his exit from the courtroom...

I feel sorry for her family quite frankly. I mean obviously they were not aware of her dark past and in an instant basically lost a mother, daughter, wife...etc

But it can only get better for him from now on 😂

Better, run run run run run run run awaaaayy<br>OOOOOOOOoooooooooooooOOOOOOO AYE YIE YIE  YIE YIEEEEOOOO

Better, run run run run run run run awaaaayy
OOOOOOOOoooooooooooooOOOOOOO AYE YIE YIE  YIE YIEEEEOOOO

Lol, imagine being her husband period.
Husband: Where were you last night?
Her: 😣oh geez 😯it’s 2019😧that was hours ago😤I don’t remember🤔


Mother: why do you smell like weed?

Me: Geez so I met Scott back in 93’

Mother: why do you smell like weed?

Me: Geez so I met Scott back in 93’

wait... how do YOU know how weed smells like?

wait... how do YOU know how weed smells like?

@Julio Velazquez bruh that was like a million years ago

@Julio Velazquez bruh that was like a million years ago

Obviously Scott spent the night at my house before and he spent the night at my house before

Obviously Scott spent the night at my house before and he spent the night at my house before

Its actually Northern Lights, Cannabis Indica

Its actually Northern Lights, Cannabis Indica

HIS BROTHER PLAYS BASKETBALL AT NORTHRIDGE.

HIS BROTHER PLAYS BASKETBALL AT NORTHRIDGE.

@Azar Mi WOW💐<br>Be My Girl Beautiful!!...😘😍🙃

@Azar Mi WOW💐
Be My Girl Beautiful!!...😘😍🙃

Well i mean..geez.. it was like 500 million years ago.. so i may have, ..  i mean i never inhaled...and if i did  it doesn't ring a bell.. but it doesn't sound familiar..I might have had a cup of tea.. or was it coffee..when was that again..? .. 92..uhm..aw man.. what's this all about..?

Geez...it doesn't sound familiar to me, I don't know, I can't recall it!

Geez...it doesn't sound familiar to me, I don't know, I can't recall it!

I take lots of pictures. I might have more pics of the crime scene than you do. I don't know. I cant remember. That was a million years ago. I was just looking at the pictures last night (again).

“Is that a blunt on your bedside table?” <br>“I’m a picture nut.”

“Is that a blunt on your bedside table?”
“I’m a picture nut.”

92* ggeeeeezzzz ummmm ummm lol 2009 is the year now

92* ggeeeeezzzz ummmm ummm lol 2009 is the year now

Let me see... Marijuana was found in like the 1700's and I went to Hawaii and met John and it was just too long ago

I dont know man. Strange world, lotta smells...

I dont know man. Strange world, lotta smells...

@solo scam Hector and Carlos loves us too.

@solo scam Hector and Carlos loves us too.

I soooooo needed this comment thread. I love everyone here.🥰🥰😃🤘🤘🍺

I soooooo needed this comment thread. I love everyone here.🥰🥰😃🤘🤘🍺

@Duke_LetoII Your comment legit just done me in. I'm trying to muffle me laughs because it's 3:21am.

I mean gee I might have met Isaac in 93 but I can't remember smoking blunts. You know if it did happen I can't say gosh.🌳🌳🌳🔥🔥💨💨💨🤷

A question to you in high school:
Why do you smell like pot and nicotine?
Why do you fall asleep in history class?

@theosiris20011021  geez I don't remember. I mean I may not have seen blue weed, gosh it's all a possibility. I don't want to say it's not green and you say it's green. B-but i-i- ju- wat is this all about? I don't know what to tell ya jeez. This doesn't ring a bell

gosh, is weed green?  I mean, I think it can be purple too?  I must have heard that somewhere, once, maybe like when the tsunami hit Japan?  Was it Japan?  My favourite colour is blue.

Cedar Who was she really? Cause she keeps saying 86

Cedar Who was she really? Cause she keeps saying 86

@Charles x, she said no to drugs not murder

@Charles x, she said no to drugs not murder

G I don’t know maybe I did do you know if I did or not I don’t know can we call somebody to find out if they know

@Charles X She was my dare teacher in Oregon in 87..

@Charles X She was my dare teacher in Oregon in 87..

"I think I spoke to another friend of his about it."

"I think I spoke to another friend of his about it."

You better turn your memory back because it's not ra ra ra ringing a bell. I just can't say that ....again, do I remember everything?
It might have been 86 because I graduated
 Let me find out, I got 10,000 I can go through, me being a picture nut and all.

She talks like Creepy Joe Biden. Wonder if they're related? 🤔😂

She talks like Creepy Joe Biden. Wonder if they're related? 🤔😂

Tuck Frudeau The Cowardly Soyboy Dictastor

Hahahahahaha that's funny. 😂😂✌ so true too.

Hahahahahaha that's funny. 😂😂✌ so true too.

Yall forgot to add these bad boys, 👀 I ain't one for emojis but yanno her eyes were wild.

Yall forgot to add these bad boys, 👀 I ain't one for emojis but yanno her eyes were wild.

Reminded me of Pinocchio 🤥 in Shrek when they’re asking him where Shrek may be. But at least he was smart enough able to lie without his nose growing. But she’s getting annoying with her Gosh and vague memory. She’s going down painfully slow

Oh, so that's what the kids call marijuana these days: "Scott". I wonder if that's why Adam West Batman always said "Great Scott!" aka "Great weed!". Yep. That makes sense.

Lakesha Goodwin  It’s been really easy for me to remember the 80’s, but then again, it probably has a lot to do with the fact that I didn’t kill anyone!🤔😂

Idk what ur talking about but I love this nonetheless

Idk what ur talking about but I love this nonetheless

Lakesha Goodwin 😂 Seems like yesterday to me! Good times!

Lakesha Goodwin 😂 Seems like yesterday to me! Good times!

Joy Walker They said she was killed in 1986.

Joy Walker They said she was killed in 1986.

Carl Young 🤣 and “I DID not have sex with THAT joint”

Carl Young 🤣 and “I DID not have sex with THAT joint”

@yepsowhat I smoked it but I didn't inhale

@yepsowhat I smoked it but I didn't inhale

Geez mom, why are you looking at the photos I took of me not smoking the joint? That doesn’t even ring a bell!

This is my favourite comment on this website xD

This is my favourite comment on this website xD

well you know, there was 8 or 9 of us on the 10th floor of the dorm that are really close, we get together every year, but ya got me, I don't remember their names, I think one was Ronald McDonald, another we called Barney, because he looked like the dinosaur, when did Barney come on the air? Oh wait, was that Captain Kangaroo? But you know, to get to the weed place, you turn right where the Pizza Hut was located back in 1981, and then left where the tire place was in 1985, then you go three miles to where the drive in was back in 1975. I think it's a housing project now, but I can't really remember if I dated John or not, that was like a million years ago.  Geez, you guys are just putting all of this on me right now and I feel overwhelmed, what's this all about? Peanut Butter.<br> and Jelly.

well you know, there was 8 or 9 of us on the 10th floor of the dorm that are really close, we get together every year, but ya got me, I don't remember their names, I think one was Ronald McDonald, another we called Barney, because he looked like the dinosaur, when did Barney come on the air? Oh wait, was that Captain Kangaroo? But you know, to get to the weed place, you turn right where the Pizza Hut was located back in 1981, and then left where the tire place was in 1985, then you go three miles to where the drive in was back in 1975. I think it's a housing project now, but I can't really remember if I dated John or not, that was like a million years ago.  Geez, you guys are just putting all of this on me right now and I feel overwhelmed, what's this all about? Peanut Butter.
 and Jelly.

Are all ya'll related to Bill Clinton?  Just askin' ...

Are all ya'll related to Bill Clinton?  Just askin' ...

Lol "what year is this? Im married to who now?" This lady is a hot mess

Lol "what year is this? Im married to who now?" This lady is a hot mess

I mean, come on, I don't know that I inhaled. You know.

I mean, come on, I don't know that I inhaled. You know.

Oh geez so i first started skating in 89’

Oh geez so i first started skating in 89’

yeah '93 - that was like a million years ago...

yeah '93 - that was like a million years ago...

Smoking weed,my memory goes completely,it might as well be a million years ago,like the jokes about Lazarus, short term memory be like shhhooooo...'What were we talking about again'.

Oh geez Mom, I couldn't even say. I started school in, what, 1980? And you and dad got married in, gosh, '74? I couldn't even tell ya what your wedding was like. Sheesh, I don't think I was there because I wasn't born yet. It's just been so long. What's this all about? I ate pizza for lunch one day last month. I may have eaten pizza again since then. What was your question again?

Or wait was it 94 ? I mean ...... give me a year ... Like I said it’s been so many years .

Or wait was it 94 ? I mean ...... give me a year ... Like I said it’s been so many years .

i just can’t say that i... AGAIN i don’t think i ever was, you know i’m just trying to think, there was so many of us, i have pictures, it’s just.. i don’t know i mean i know one time maybe i took 1 or two tokes.... mmm i don’t know i couldn’t even tell you if it was me there was so many of us there

The weed lived on Rosco and I could have seen it at it it's apartment... I can't recall if I had any weed...the weed went on holidays...gee I feel hungry I haven't had lunch yet...it's not the munchies because I don't know what that means. You know? 🍕🍔🍟👮♀

Well I went to that incense place back in 86 and went to a grateful dead concert GEEEZ I really don't recall

I mean I dont know what to say? I dont want to say I never smoked a joint and then you tell me I smoked! I  took 10,000 pictures though, I can vividly remember that...

Gosh Issac.....what is it 2009? Geez I couldn't tell you what a calendar was?

Gosh Issac.....what is it 2009? Geez I couldn't tell you what a calendar was?

Y’all need to STOP with these comments 😂😂

Y’all need to STOP with these comments 😂😂

What's this all about, mom? Give me a year? Ya know? I can't even remember that long ago. Geez...

Me: Mother I don't remember what weed is, never mind what it smells like so how can I answer your question?

How bout that face while thinking about what cars John drove. Lmfao. Like she didnt know. She was in the back seat of all of them

Ok, I absolutely loved your comment, but her and Scott met back in the early 80s. She killed his wife in 92, or earlier? but still best comment ever.

Weed ? Why would I smell like the stuff that's takin over the garden geez

Weed ? Why would I smell like the stuff that's takin over the garden geez

LilyOfTheTower but I mean come on, what’s this all about??

LilyOfTheTower but I mean come on, what’s this all about??

Mother: "why do you smell like weed?"

Me: "Geez, let's see I was teaching DARE in Oregon in '92, that sounds familiar"

Let me check my pictures <br>True Crime Loser shoutout

Let me check my pictures
True Crime Loser shoutout

I couldn’t tell you what a drug even IS, what’s this even about anyway?

I couldn’t tell you what a drug even IS, what’s this even about anyway?

@Charles X Of course she taught DARE.. Of course she did.

@Charles X Of course she taught DARE.. Of course she did.

I mean, what's this all about? So you're saying I smell like weed, so I smoked a joint? I mean come on, wha wha,  now I gotta problem with that!

Ah ah ah ah I mean last time I smoked GOLLYY... let's see Stephanie's husband left her in.. God.. ITS BEEN SO LONG

What year is this ? 1986??? I think we were in Hawaii, but geez ....

What year is this ? 1986??? I think we were in Hawaii, but geez ....

i dont know Mom. Let me check my pictures.

i dont know Mom. Let me check my pictures.

@Esteban Ventura lmfao this was so spot on. I'm loving these comments. Reading all these is about as funny as watchin Stephen McDaniel's interview (I think thats that weirdo's name)

I mean maybe? Gosh it's been a million years ago

I mean maybe? Gosh it's been a million years ago

“Was it ‘93? No, that was a million years ago. Umm...”

“Was it ‘93? No, that was a million years ago. Umm...”

You’d think I’d remember but geez, it just doesn’t ring a bell.

You’d think I’d remember but geez, it just doesn’t ring a bell.

Hahaha geez mom umm let me see I woke up at 7am it was 2019 hmm pfft geez I think it was 7am then I walked to school quite honestly I can't recall it was a million years ago lol

@Twizardking Dtm I mean,what's this all about?!🤣😂

@Twizardking Dtm I mean,what's this all about?!🤣😂

@kzack I can't believe we are discussing a Joint I smoked a million years ago! I mean, what is going on here? xD

What? Jeez I don't know, when was the earthquake? Because I m a picture nut!

What? Jeez I don't know, when was the earthquake? Because I m a picture nut!

@Amazonian Goddess ✨ i mean, uh um, geez i mean i may or may not have smoked who knows, i mean gosh geez

Isaac Murray I don't even really know what marijuana is, I couldn't tell ya geez

Isaac Murray I don't even really know what marijuana is, I couldn't tell ya geez


Detectives: subtle interrogation<br>Stephanie: facial aerobics class

Detectives: subtle interrogation
Stephanie: facial aerobics class


Every time she grins and nods her head, she looks like an animatronic.

@Ukraino TV you can say "shit" and "fucked" it's okay.

@Marijuana know something? Also, when you don't know where you are and what is your name - you are fu..d up.

Jeez, she looks like she came straight out of Five Nights at Freddie's

@Ukraino TV I would've said Minnesota too. Who tf wants to be in Florida? Lol

@Mr.Sophistication Well now you're just leaning into it huh.

@Andrew Sinclair try finding a job and or gf or bf. You sad.

Literally. By the end she just looks like a cartoon with all the faces she makes

@Mr.Sophistication Well now you're arguing too.  The only way to win this game is not to play.  Save yourself, it's too late for me.

wtf is going on- someone left a funny comment yet the replies are filled with completely unrelated shit because some trumpie got mad? y’all are probably grown ass adults, who actually like GENUINELY gives a single shit? this is a youtube comment section. i wouldn’t have even taken the time out of my day to leave a reply but someone needs to babysit y’all. grow up god DAMN. ❤

@Andrew Sinclair You were born in Communist/BLM America. It's different America. I feel sorry for you.

@JFK’s ray bans Trump is still living in your head, and will forever. If so, then Trump won. You are the living  PROOF.

@Andrew Sinclair S..thole starts in your head. I don't care about Trump, Obiden etc.  I do care about the truth.

@TheOneAndOnlyZeno No we do not agree lmfao.  All I said was that I don't like Trump or Biden.  I have zero interest in your recycled anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, nor do I particularly care what kind of garbage content you find entertaining.

@Irwin Klaire Actually it was a Ukrainian right-winger who brought it up.  This fact can be established by simply scrolling up and reading the comments with your eyes and using your brain to figure out what the words mean.

@Andrew Sinclair Seems we both agree - Rothschild bankers bought and paid off American politics back during the Napoleonic wars about 200 years ago; it is all a charade, and pre-determined.<br>With that said the left never fail to entertain in the category of Trump Derangement Syndrome and getting offended over stupid bullshit.

@Andrew Sinclair Seems we both agree - Rothschild bankers bought and paid off American politics back during the Napoleonic wars about 200 years ago; it is all a charade, and pre-determined.
With that said the left never fail to entertain in the category of Trump Derangement Syndrome and getting offended over stupid bullshit.

@Ukraino TV I was born and raised in America so you'll have to forgive me if I'm perplexed and amused by a Ukrainian telling me to "go back to my shithole."  Do you think Mr. Trump would be pleased to hear you call America a shithole?

@Ukraino TV didn't you watch Seinfeld the Ukraine is weak. Lol

@John Smith because some random American leftist had to bring up trump again and derail everything as always

@JFK’s ray bans now we have a president that stutters as much as this woman

@Ukraino TV considering everyone who goes against whatever silly narrative daddy Trump puts out is considered a communist, it's safe to say words mean nothing to you degenerates

Also "triggered"? It's not 2016 anymore. The era of SJW cringe compilations has ended. I'm embarrassed for you.

Randomly clicked on your channel, saw good art and subscribed

I love YouTube

@R. J. Oh no she doesn't her eyebrows are moving every which way at the same time, botox limits movement of the face. If you get it in a certain place in the cheek, you can't even smile

37:16 Omfg thank you for this comparison xD

She is so scary like an evil pixie. Give anyone nightmares.

@maxgnr especially the footage at the very end of the video. It's an exact bloody replica

@maxgnr Just made a comment about this. It's so uncanny

Yes. Yes she does. Hahaha its hilarious and equally as creepy


Free her way too late unfair unjustified


Imagine killing someone over a person you’re not even with anymore

@Borfis Jort i have seen a case on this channel so i am aware of idiots but just don't say all maybe a lot but I'm sure there are decent ones

@minikui kowai desu Every case I have researched involves cops forcing an innocent man into confessing some nonsense. American cops are not smart, dude

@Borfis Jort sounds a lot like a conspiracy theorists u can't say most prisoners are innocent not saying there arent but to say most are innocent it sounds crazy

@Borfis Jort I heard of that happening yeah but to say all is a bit too much they used to torture people into confessing but it's illegal now and unless they want to get fired I don't think they're gonna do it

@minikui kowai desu You are aware that cops can force someone into confessing a crime they did NOT commit, right? I'm willing to bet that most prisoners in the USA are innocent.

@Borfis Jort I think if they force someone into confessing that it would be brought up by the falsely accused lawyer they record interrogations so they have evidence

@minikui kowai desu It's not "bad cops" that I'm talking about; it's the way that USA cops carry out their duties. They aren't tasked with protecting anyone or apprehending criminals; they're tasked with selecting people to accuse of potential crimes and forcing them into a false confession.

@Borfis Jort I'm not American but there are bad cops everywhere it's not just the USA i personally know 1 police guy that is shady but o can't say ALL of them are the same

@Cwyan2483 "won't be responding further" yeah walk away from confrontation like you always do

@Cwyan2483 I'm not talking about the news; I'm talking about firsthand experiences with them. They're disturbing individuals who don't care about protecting anyone.

@badwith names sounds like a cop response from you. 😂

@Ahahoney Space because USA cops don't care if you're a criminal or not; they'll mess with you either way

@Borfis Jort well I prefer that over police who ate afraid to stand up against  few 16 years old. I have no harm intention over another life why should fear cops.

@Godded Modded that's a good thing. Police should be violent with criminals, not with innocents

@Godded Modded they're worse actually. At least NK and Brazilian cops only arrest you if you're actually a criminal. USA cops do it to random people

@Ahahoney Space at least cops in your country don't interpret literally every single human being as a potential threat

@Cwyan2483 remember that this only applies to american cops. cops in other countries are normal; cops in your country, and people in your country in general, are questionable, and there are statistics to back this up

@Cwyan2483 training systems cant place sadistic or paranoid thoughts in a police officer's head. the simple fact is that the profession of being a cop is very tempting to a lot of mentally ill individuals (most cops i have talked to have very weird ways of conducting themselves, have very dead, lifeless black eyes which are characteristic of narcissists, prefer to think with their emotions rather than with logic, etc).

@Borfis Jort orrrr it says something about the training systems that are implemented and the laws that are inherently unfair to certain individuals. Cops aren’t a hive mind. I don’t understand people with the mentality that assume a certain career path is indicative of personal beliefs or personal morals.

@Winter Moon I mean most people are bad anyway so that argument doesn't really work in your favor

@Cwyan2483 25% of all prisoners are in the USA. That kinda says something about how overzealous American police are

@Borfis Jort you’ve personally encountered the majority of police in a country with a population of over 300 million? I don’t know man…seems fishy. Gee I don’t know maybe you’ve met them all before. Gee I don’t know.

@Borfis Jort Good thing most my experiences with cops have been good. Funny, it's like they are people and that there are good and bad people.

@Borfis Jort <br>Oh because you've dealt with most american police yourself singlehandedly huh

@Borfis Jort
Oh because you've dealt with most american police yourself singlehandedly huh

@Conssumed Most USA police have absolutely no emotional maturity in my experience.

Some who has little to no emotional maturity, can imagine it easy, but imagine someone like this being a police officer… that’s the scary fucking question.


Here from mikes TikTok this is crazy!!!!


@Aishwariya Sweety yeah he has been having some issues with his videos getting removed recently:/ guess its related to that

@Hahanne it was about 37 or 42 min long! And there was a more complete background of the story given. I think they cut it short to still keep it commercialised.

im also quite confused, i thought the backstory was before the interrogation?


wtf is wrong  with her facial expressions i’m genuinely so scared of her-

Its cuz she is a psyco and they are always using a mask. So she is not used to show true emotions.
That is her face when she is so scared that forgets to control the mask.
Unlike normal people that the face naturaly emotes the feeling.

@ayla she was frantically scrolling through the faces trying to find the innocent one

Plsss I make this look on streets to scare old men 😭😭😭🤚

she’s trying sooo hard to look innocent 💀

She used the entire list of emojis in that interrogation 😂 😭

The eyes are the windows to the Soul,,,so they say<br> Her eyes show was inside her,,,nothing good

The eyes are the windows to the Soul,,,so they say
 Her eyes show was inside her,,,nothing good

right i’m abt to stop watching this video


When was I born?  Gosh, that was such a long time ago, I mean, 1960?  Gee - I guess, I mean.


Why did he cut out the opening? I’m confused

if I had to bet its cause of youtubes policys 😒 the jodi video was also deleted :(


I’ve never seen anyone being this bad at lying. She’s like the first suspect you had to interrogate in LA Noire

@Grumpy Cat lmao! just add a voice crack and the picture is complete

Looks like me as a teeanger lying about how I didn't have a drop of alcohol at the party where everyone else was drinking.Thankfully  my parents made me aware how bad of a liar I am.

These crime investigations really hammer down how exhausting and stressful the act of lying is. If I was a murderer I'd probably dial 911 and rat myself out mid-murder lmao

i just downloaded la noire for switch lite a week ago lol cheers for the heads up.

Thanos never taught her to lie.

That's why she's so bad at it.

Thanos never taught her to lie.

That's why she's so *bad* at it.

Ikr, she is talking alot and she is smiling too much

I think it’s understandable. Her brain got fried at the two minute mark.

Prince Andrew’s Epstein interview was worse tbh


Had she been doing that job long? She didn’t really say.


Wtf was this? how the fuck is someone suppose to remember some shit that long ago?


Detective asks question
Stephanie 😊😣🥴☺🥺😕😒😆🤨😵😖😛😳😵💫🤯🥴🤥🤥🤥

Detective *asks question*
Stephanie 😊😣🥴☺🥺😕😒😆🤨😵😖😛😳😵💫🤯🥴🤥🤥🤥

@Ca Cu glad you got a laugh from my comment 😊<br>My emoji’s were literally how I saw Stephanie in the video absolutely insane lol

@Ca Cu glad you got a laugh from my comment 😊
My emoji’s were literally how I saw Stephanie in the video absolutely insane lol


She’s a detective herself and this performance is embarrassing. It’s amazing how you act under pressure no matter how experienced you are

She was the head of art related thefts, her defensive facial reactions looked like she was imitating art pieces

Perhaps she was the diversity hire and never was actually good at the job

Maybe she'd be more prepared for it if they questioned her shortly after the murder. But instead she lived her life long enough to expect to never be involved in this again


I was not planning to be told the meaning of "Gosh" and "Gee" tonight


Read an article that states there seems to have been a coverup within the police department involving this case!  There is a DNA specialist who said in 2005 she was stopped at every turn when the case was reopened. She is also the one who said it was a woman who committed the murder when the police dept themselves claimed it was 2 men during a robbery. In 2009, a box with the files from the murder mysteriously ended up on the desk of the Detective who broke the case. He led a secret investigation not wanting to involve anyone associated with the case for in his words “trusted none of them”!!!  He followed Lazarus to a Costco and grabbed a straw she discarded after using and got the DNA that matched the bite mark on the deceased’s arm. Lazarus is eligible for parole in 2034

@William Smith if you're trying to say police dont cover stuff up anymore that's entirely wrong lmfao

@Upper Case G in California, once it's in the trash, it ain't yours any more. Cops can literarily go though your trash cans in they are on the street and search without needing any warrant. And it is admissible.

@Ray Torres scared the living shit out of me

@Upper Case G its not illegal if there is not a reasonable expectation of privacy. in this case, a public trashcan.

back to school.

@Dolfan 2  My Attorney I working diligently on getting me out. Currently we got PS5, TV and Microwave in Cell.

@Francesco Schettino and so should you, schettino (*joking)

I thought it was a cop and another cop picked it up in the precinct.

@Jack Kenny That was then, this is now.  The fact that she is in jail should tell you something.  Things do change.

Lazarus definitely possessed, the weird facial expressions at the end. Evil spirited woman appears satanic. 😈


Her constant, exaggerated and weird facial expressions has guilt written all over her.

exactly and its so annoying too! like it rly pisses me off

You really think she's able to feel guilty for anything ?
I wouldn't say it's guilt, but more like anxiety or fear.

You really think she's *able* to feel guilty for anything ?
I wouldn't say it's guilt, but more like anxiety or fear.

More like anxiety which is typical of someone with guilt however also for those that aren't but are worried about what might happen and in this situation it is quite clear that these detectives are manipulating her and believe she is guilty of something. Someone in her line of work can read these detectives easily and see the potential for danger here


For more than twenty years she sought to build cases against people, some of whom no doubt were prosecuted on no more than circumstantial evidence but the thought that she went in hard seeking to prove beyond reasonable doubt their culpability while carrying the guilt of murder must have pissed a lot of people off.

Those cases can now most likely file for a new trial.

Yep she is likely to meet some of them in prison.


i find it strange how during the whole ramble she was doing when she realized she got caught, she mentioned a fight between her and the wife but the detectives never actually said anything about a fight

I noticed that too and I was wondering if  the mention of a fight got edited out

This is a shortened clip of the interview in the longer one earlier on in the interview they brought up if she had ever fought or got into an argument  but yeah definitely her reaction after she said that was a give away


Years ago I was dating a guy, his ex came at me at a club and said some weird, confusing, nasty things to me and wanted to like.. start fighting me. I have never forgotten that. This crazy one knew she went to Sheri’s work to harass her. She remembered- but just played dumb again. That’s so scary that people can get away with murder for this long (and sometimes forever)

@Courtney I watch Cold Case Files and eventually the long arm of the law catches up to people, even in the rural areas.

@pyllywaltteri Especially in a lot of rural areas where the county’s LE are absolutely, ridiculously stupid

People get away with murder most of the time

Those people are the ultimate losers. Fighting over a guy who doesn't like you.


The suspense of waiting for them to confront her with the fact of being a suspect is thrilling.


When the detective said it was regarding John's wife, it seems like an innocent person would have initially thought he was talking about John's <b>current</b> wife, and then asked if something happened to her (before the detective asked Stephanie did she know her in the past tense).

When the detective said it was regarding John's wife, it seems like an innocent person would have initially thought he was talking about John's *current* wife, and then asked if something happened to her (before the detective asked Stephanie did she know her in the past tense).

@Forget Me Knotts I meant when the detective first told her it's relating to his wife 3:35

No.
They were just talking about his wife the victim & had her answering questions about her. Then they asked do you know what had happened to his wife.
So logic would be they were continuing the conversation


The min they sat her ass down and brought up her old boyfriend, she knew EXACTLY what was goin on! I agree the fact she was free 4 over 20 years and got to live a life makes me sick too!


She's uncomfortable but she doesn't give a dam about that other women she murdered she's wicked, I say good job on the cops to bring justice.


She’s laughing due to marveling at the fact she got away with it for nearly 45 years and believes she can walk out of the interrogation room at any time.

Normally you can. I do like how they played her though. They knew that she'd just lawyer up the instant she knew she was a suspect.


It was nice to hear some personal details about Sherry from John at the end in his VIS. Some of these stories focus solely on the perpetrator & we learn very little about the victim.

That’s why I love Matthew McGough’s book The Lazarus Files. That book get its right, it puts the victim first. Imho a must read for anyone interested in the case.

Right? When it should be the other way around. The victims should be talked about nonstop, and barely any attention to the killer. Especially with how many people do that kind of shit purely for their name to be famous.


The cops secretly filming this and then posting it on You tube is absolutely outrageous regardless of her guilt or innocence

It's been great. I've watched it a "million" times. It never gets old. Lazarus is a trip.


I saw a documentary about this crazy lady and they had another camera filming in the room from a different angle that showed  her face from the moment she walked into that room, and the this channel is right, her expression when it dawns on her what is up is priceless. She really does have crazy eyes.i.

Uhh, documentary name? I can’t find any new angle of the interrogation


dont talk to cops before you talk to a lawyer, shes literally works in law enforcement, how do you not know this


Detective: "How tall are you?"<br>Stephanie: "I mean I left ucla at 1982, when did I meet my husband, huh let's see, we married 1996"

Detective: "How tall are you?"
Stephanie: "I mean I left ucla at 1982, when did I meet my husband, huh let's see, we married 1996"


Funny, how a police officer doesn't know that you NEVER talk to the police. It can never help you.


This guy is a bad bad person; I was watching the video alone in a completely dark room in a totally lightless appartment... and then comes the horror scenes at the end. I could've died of a heart attack.


"Gosh" I never in my life thought I would be sitting on this side of the table. She should have learnt a thing or two after all of these years. If she was smart she would have gotten a lawyer and he could have told her what to say because she's a pure screw up at this.


god, she sounds like such an annoying woman, the way she talks and makes excuses and denies stuff just really gets on my nerves

That's the point,  why would you wanna keep asking that person questions


She had 25 years to disappear and was arrogant enough to carry on like nothing happened.

If she was living in somewhere like the Philippines or Honduras under a new name, it'd be a huge headache to catch her and extradite her. The feds might not even think it's worth the resources because they're so busy with more recent crimes, and cold cases with more victims.


A question for you guys: how could they use this footage in the trial, with no Miranda warning in the beginning of the interrogation?

Miranda is only given during arrest, not necessarily for questioning if they are there voluntarily.


Cops: "How long did you date Rutton?"  Lazarus:  "Yeah his brother played basketball back in 1992 I think, his sister was at my house a couple of times and I walked his dog every other Tuesday" LOL


This would be inadmissible as evidence in most countries as it’s an interview not carried out in accordance with the rights of the suspect.
This kind of thing is easily misused to frame suggestible or mentally ill people.
You think it’s good because they “got their man”, but it’s better for the guilty to go free than for the innocent to be convicted.


Detective: “Do you know John?”<br>Her: “Gee I- I mean- 😮💨 I think I may have- I mean- gosh- maybe. Geez- a million years ago we dated for 4 years. He lived on Rosco street and I knew his entire family. I went to Hawaii once.”

Detective: “Do you know John?”
Her: “Gee I- I mean- 😮💨 I think I may have- I mean- gosh- maybe. Geez- a million years ago we dated for 4 years. He lived on Rosco street and I knew his entire family. I went to Hawaii once.”


LOL, my kid was a better liar when she was 6 years old....how was this woman a cop being so bad at lying and navigating an interrogation?

she mostly dealt with art theft cases, not interrogating homicides. she was trained, but hadn’t done an interrogation in a long time


Surely the fact that they had questioned her without reading her her rights and informing her of the purpose of the interview would have led to a miscarriage of justice. This seems like a pretty underhand way of collecting information from a suspect.

@Veniamin Vigovsky It just happens my housemate is a detective here in the UK (I'm not making it up) and she said in the UK it wouldn't be allowed but in the US the police have much more power as to what they can do so it's possible it's legal. She occasionally watches American cop/court shows and is amazed at what they can get away with.

That was before she was arrested. So technically just one cop asking another some questions. Pretty clever way I would say.


I do wonder if cops ask you to come in there willingly, once you are on their property, are you actually not free to go, until they allow it?


Great Detective work.  I worked Sheriff Transportation and I transported her.  She believed she was going to beat the Case.


It’s easy to find reasons for he expressions after the fact, but to me she rally looked like anybody else who would answer these questions. There is no normal way to answer questions like these.


This will forever be my favorite interview on this channel


I wonder what piece of evidence could give up the murderer after so so many years


God, Gosh, Gee!! It took  the LAPD 25 years to work out one of their own was the murderer! LOL!!!


"If we asked you for a DNA swab would you be willing to give us one?"
Innocent person : Yeah, sure
Stephanie: * in very anxious voice * maybe...


Well, to be honest, I have problems remembering people's names that I killed twenty five years ago too. I mean there are so many, how do we expect to remember?


Can I just say, why doesn’t EVERY cop have their dna on file already, that way you make sure that the people enforcing the law don’t have this kind of skeleton in their closet, it would also catch any police breaking the law currently,

@Yummy Medic lol all good! But since everyone did those 21andME things the last few years, Im sure the American gov't has everyone's DNA already.

@Yummy Medic lol, not at all....I was being sarcastic in reply to the original comment

@Yummy Medic lol, not at all....I was being sarcastic in reply to the original comment

@Lil Block you are correct, I think he was making a general statement.

@Lil Block you are correct, I think he was making a general statement.

@Aleksander Keca you can if they think it was done by two dudes amd the case went cold, happens all the time 😁

@Aleksander Keca you can if they think it was done by two dudes amd the case went cold, happens all the time 😁

@Mark you can never be too worried about freedom, dumb comment... yes my rights are more important then your illusion of safety😁

Good question.. possibly legal issues, but I meambthey cam drug test so..

Good question.. possibly legal issues, but I meambthey cam drug test so..

Because America is too concerned with freedom unfortunately

Because America is too concerned with freedom unfortunately

Now all they need is a relative to narrow it down. DNA registry is coming whether we like it or not.

Now all they need is a relative to narrow it down. DNA registry is coming whether we like it or not.

It's so super easy for a detective to get a co workers dna. It took them what like hours or something to get hers?

It's so super easy for a detective to get a co workers dna. It took them what like hours or something to get hers?

Yep. That would make sense. It's like the law that makes you testify if you have had a sexually abusing behaviour towards children when you want to become a teacher. Obviously, if you have been judged before for a crime related to it, you can't ever be a teacher.

I believe this was before dna  forensic was widely used, dina profiling only started to be use in 1984

I believe this was before dna  forensic was widely used, dina profiling only started to be use in 1984

How people think this is a good idea boggles my mind

How people think this is a good idea boggles my mind

@Dom D agreed but you and I can't hide our crimes for 20 plus years. So it's a logical idea

@Dom D agreed but you and I can't hide our crimes for 20 plus years. So it's a logical idea

Cops and government officials are no more likely to commit any given crime than other person. There is no reason to have their DNA information instead of any other profession.

Good idea until any criminal could hack the database and have every cops fingerprint and dna

Good idea until any criminal could hack the database and have every cops fingerprint and dna

Because then we could make sure the people enforcing the law don’t have this kind of skeleton in their closet.

Idk if you’ve noticed, but they react rather... violently to the concept of accountability.

I always wonder if people are aware that when they do the Ancestry or 23 and me genetic profiling to build their family tree, the small print says they cannot sell THE DATA, as in, the actual report. The sample itself however, is their property to do with as they please (highest bidder?). So many people have done these tests that they are able to find the person whose DNA isn't on file because they can find the family whose profile matches as close relation and use the process of elimination to pinpoint suspects.

@Sylvain Because police officers are not citizens, they are representatives of our government and directly involved in carrying out the enforcement of our laws. They should be held to a higher standard than the general public.

@Freak80MC Why shouldn't everyone's DNA be stored in a database? If you have nothing to hide, what's the problem?

@Freak80MC Why shouldn't everyone's DNA be stored in a database? If you have nothing to hide, what's the problem?

@LaFonteCheVi Police should have fewer rights? Then how would they even do their jobs? <i>Why</i> would they do them?

@LaFonteCheVi Police should have fewer rights? Then how would they even do their jobs? _Why_ would they do them?

The United States Constitution, specifically a combination of the 4th and 5th Amendments.

The United States Constitution, specifically a combination of the 4th and 5th Amendments.

@Tango Oscar not arguing, but am seriously intrigued that you mentioned paramedics as well. Did one do something awful to you or someone close? I just can’t say I’ve ever heard we couldn’t be trusted.

Because police officers are also still regular citizens with rights?? Sry but I don't think you thought this through at all. With your logic, why would you stop at collecting DNA from every cop? Why not just require every citizen to hand over a DNA sample right now and take samples from every new born baby? Surely then no one can have this kind of skeleton in their closet and it would also catch anyone breaking the law currently, if DNA is found at the crime scene.

Well we’d only have a dozen cops left in the country 😬

Well we’d only have a dozen cops left in the country 😬

Actually people are ticked off when they hear "we need your dna so we can catch you later if you did something" so such a thing probably wont be a popular vote.

@Oif Eagle there's no right to be a cop. Seems like a fine trade off to me

@Oif Eagle there's no right to be a cop. Seems like a fine trade off to me

@LaFonteCheVi I really hope this is bait

@LaFonteCheVi I really hope this is bait

@Tango Oscar In KY you have to get finger printed to become a pharmacist. I don't know about other states / other healthcare providers

@Nancy Simone Police in my state  go through a background check that goes back at least 10 years. They interview ex-girlfriends, wives, co-workers at your old jobs, credit checks, social media, psych evals, etc.

It's sickening how people are trying to be against this by going to the "Well your saying everyone's DNA should be on file right!" NO, just cops or anyone who works in a position of power that can be easily abused, they should have all the necessary checks and balances to make sure they don't go out of line. If they don't want their DNA on file, tough, they shouldn't become a cop then.

Some do. Various departments across the country require it and Louisiana requires it from all officers. But imagine the government coming out and saying, "All citizens will be mandated to submit their DNA to us, which we will store, and we will store it in the same database in which we store criminal DNA."

Many officers are apprehensive for the same reasons that citizens would be if told this. It's not about them being criminals or shady, but many have a distrust for the higher echelons of government, just like everybody else. They also fear having their DNA accessible by their employers (the government) could allow them to potentially, on the DL, test it for determination of diseases or likely diseases, and then use that to screw their health and life insurance policies.

Bottom line is that it pushes the line in terms of civil liberties. I don't want the government to even have the power to demand all people submit DNA. That's scary. Criminals are forced to because they committed a crime, and when you do so, you lose some civil liberties. Which I see as fair, since they, in committing whatever crime, took some civil liberties from someone else. Also, most people who commit a crime will go on to commit more crimes, so it's an important offensive move.

We already all have some hefty safety checks in place. I'm a police dispatcher, so I go through the same protocol as the officers. From the time you apply to a place, to the time you're hired, is anywhere from 3 months to a year or more. The latter being the case more often than not. We have extensive, thorough background checks, credit checks, fingerprinting multiple times, a polygraph, an 8 hour psychological exam, multiple interviews, sit or ride-a-longs, and for dispatchers we have 1-3 multi-hour tests on our skills.

When I apply for a support worker job, I get a background check and it’s required by the law. I don’t see why police officers shouldn’t if they have nothing to hide! 🕵🏾♀

For one, they do fingerprint them, fingerprints being the most established form of ID. Secondly, DNA would be pretty easy to get when they needed, as was the case here.

Cops go through pretty rigorous background checks when they join on. She joined on shortly before DNA started being used by police

@Some Username “No you’re idea doesn’t work because there’s a more efficient solution, I don’t know what it is, but I’m  sure it exists”. That’s literally what you just said. Maybe say the more efficient solution before invalidating a perfectly good one with “nothingness”

They'd probably be able to change their DNA profile on record and just get away with anything

They'd probably be able to change their DNA profile on record and just get away with anything

This is the same argument as, “roundabouts everywhere!” There are more practical methods to make sure people aren’t breaking the law. Now, I’m not qualified to find those... but I’m pretty sure almost no one in this comment thread knows either.

@Sylvain except being an officer is job, where you can choose to or not to be one and dna test is an option because you don’t need to be an officer but we are born into being citizens. We should definitely hold the police to that standard the way they act like they are the standard and the law.

@nada Gabri lol I guess the sarcasm in my comment was missed...

@nada Gabri lol I guess the sarcasm in my comment was missed...

Cus we wouldn't have anyone to enforce the law then.

Cus we wouldn't have anyone to enforce the law then.

But but… that would make too much common sense 🧐

But but… that would make too much common sense 🧐

@Sylvain correct.   What do u think these 23 & me r really about.  Getting the public’s dna willingly and not for their best interest.

@Tango Oscar whoa    So ur saying give our overlords rule of our dna.    good idea.  Not

@Tango Oscar whoa    So ur saying give our overlords rule of our dna.    good idea.  Not

@h anthony Not one to argue sir and I know the Youtube comment section is not the most ideal place for a meeting of the minds
🍺😉👍but these detectives not only investigated another cop.  Lazarus had 8+ yrs on the two detectives AND they served in the same PD.
Also, surveillance work is typically a long-term gig. One could put in over 48 hrs only to collect 3 cigarette butts with the hope that one of them is not contaminated. I'm sure you've heard of "the path of least resistance" right? A voluntary DNA sample would definately be IT...easy peezy lemon squeezy! Be that as it may, they chose surveillance ops over a voluntary DNA sample.
They kept their investigation casework FIRMLY on a need-to-know basis from day 1 of revisiting the case to the very second they served her with her arrest warrant. Their diligence in managing their casework and validifying their facts collectively demonstrates the "code of silence" or "Blue Wall" is NOT as unwavering as most police critics wished it to be. Good policemen everywhere do what's expected of them by the communities they serve. These are just two who were caught in the act.

@Oif Eagle
" 4th Amendment. The right of The People to be SECURE in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against UNREASONABLE searches and SEIZURES-" except police routinely violate the 4th amendment.

" That's enough."

Clearly not considering American police one of the most the most poorly trained, violent, and corrupt law enforcement organization in the developed world.

@Sylvain Police should have more restrictions and less rights than normal people. Kept on tight leash. Unfortunately reality is the opposite.

Makes sense. It also protects actual good cops in event of accusations. Reward the good, and punish the bad.

Makes sense. It also protects actual good cops in event of accusations. Reward the good, and punish the bad.

@Tango Oscar "can't trust anyone in America"

Offers to give government your DNA

@Tango Oscar "can't trust anyone in America"

*Offers to give government your DNA*

@Oif Eagle Doesn't work that way when you're applying for a government position. The 4th means nothing in this case.

@Oif Eagle Doesn't work that way when you're applying for a government position. The 4th means nothing in this case.

Probably becasue people will get paranoid that the government will clone us or something for some random nefarious reason

Probably becasue people will get paranoid that the government will clone us or something for some random nefarious reason

There would be way too many cops out of a job suddenly... That, and, even as a cop who has never committed a crime, you'd be naive to claim there's nobody you know and regularly ally with who has- either for the sake of the force or otherwise. Most people wouldn't want to know... besides, it's not their own safety at risk when it comes to corrupt police, at the end of the day.

@16000 48366 On the surface, to most people unsophisticated with The Constitution but law abiding, these suggested remedies seem sensible but it'd would set a bad precedent. The kind which would set us back as a nation and take as much time to undo.

Why not just install cameras at all their houses and put recording devices in their cars? Oh yeah because you don't treat people like criminals til you have a reason to.

I agree as well! I mean, they all have to be fingerprinted and stuff so why not?  I think China does DNA on officers but its China and they have been accused of forcing citizens that AREN'T even accused of a crime to provide blood and DNA samples for their huge database. Which isn't going over well obviously. So its probably not the best idea here in the US where I am and this case took place. Honestly, I wouldn't be willing give my DNA. I actually quit a job where they wanted me to use my fingerprints to clock in and out sooooo I'm probably not the person that should be answering or giving an opinion on this lmao 🤷🏻🤣

Here's your answer: 4th Amendment. The right of The People to be SECURE in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against UNREASONABLE searches and SEIZURES, shall NOT be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon PROBABLE CAUSE.  Would you be okay with being stopped by highway patrol only so they can check if the thread on your tires is in compliance with state law or do you prefer they have probable cause to pull you over? It's the same concept. If she would've left fingerprints, they'd have hers on her work file. They all are fingerprinted for initial and periodic background checks due to their employment. That's enough.

By this logic you can go down the line and eventually you could make a case that everyone should have their DNA in a database.

Then you can ask the question, why don't we draw the lign further end have everyone's DNA databased? I wouldn't support a standard DNA-sample registration unless you trust your government 100%, which I don't. Because your DNA can be misused in thousands of different ways.

AGREED!!!!! Seems like common sense but we’re also not a part of their little “blue wall.”

AGREED!!!!! Seems like common sense but we’re also not a part of their little “blue wall.”

Because they would get caught. Any many departments don't want that to happen

Because they would get caught. Any many departments don't want that to happen

Totally agreed! Doctors, nurses, paramedic too! Cant trust anyone in America these days

Totally agreed! Doctors, nurses, paramedic too! Cant trust anyone in America these days

I'm afraid would be far too easy and commonsense-like for any government ever to implement... :/

I'm afraid would be far too easy and commonsense-like for any government ever to implement... :/


Lazarus.  Um... I sort of remember someone with that name getting raised from the dead.  Now, this one's been put away for murder-1.


you should never talk to the police under any circumstances if they approach you, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law...

@MulletMan that's a very good point and one I didn't even think of.
Going with what you said, even if the officer remembered correctly, he could even just basically paraphrase what it was you said all that time ago but in a way that even though TECHNICALLY the way he did it is correct, how he worded/phrased it completely changes the meaning/implication of the statement and gives the wrong impression/idea despite, again, technically being otherwise correct.
And even if you know for a fact that they're misquoting you and try to correct it, everyone is going to take the cop's word over yours. Even if none of it is done intentionally or maliciously, and everyone actually has the best intentions, it doesn't change the fact that it could completely change the course of the trial.
But. Even if it's being recorded and thus that isn't a concern, it's still way too likely that they'll be worked up and pissed off that they are looking incompetent due to not finding the actual person, that they'll find the easiest one to pin it all onto, where even if they have absolutely no proof that you did it, there's no proof you DIDN'T do it, and now they can twist whatever you said, even the most innocent statements.
There's just so many ways it could go wrong.
That's why, for anyone reading this, if you're EVER brought in for questioning, whether they've told you you're a suspect or not, say NOTHING and demand a lawyer immediately, and if they continue to ask more questions, reply ONLY with demanding a lawyer and NOTHING else. Even if you think there's no way they could twist anything you say, they can and they most likely will. You don't want to take the chance.

@Raizel Cortez No it's worse than that as even if you are completely innocent trying to help and they are NOT trying to pin it on you an officer may accidently incorrectly recall what you said when the officer  is questioned in court  several months later. People's memories fade over time and become less accurate. The officer may say something which they believe to be true however it is not actually what you said. This could then be used to convict you.

Even if you're completely innocent and just trying to help. Because if they can't find the person who did it, there's a VERY high chance it'll be pinned on you


how and why did 25 minutes of this video get cut?


Couldn't even bring myself to finish... How can someone be so cold blooded and callus all these years.


She said “you know” so many times I damn near thought I knew


Sociopath because she lied to avoid getting caught?


I think the words gosh, gee, ect. are really stalling tactics as her mind races to find the right words as she sees it.


They never read her maranda rights and they were kind of deceptive about it but I guess it was totally valid considering this woman shot that person


One of the greatest videos I've ever seen.


He played basketball, so did his brother, his sister spent the night at my house in 91'  but his wife.... Awe jeez I couldn't tell ya anything.


I can only imagine the perp's facial gestures as she questioned street and art criminals.


That clip before you showed the exorcist scared the crap out me


Stephanie: 'You may see complete lunacy in my eyes, I don't know.'


They didn’t mention anything about a fight, she brought that up after saying she doesn’t remember if she’d ever met her 🤔


I knew this lady in the 80’s and I never knew about this til now.

@Gabrielle W. I knew her in 1986. I would talk to her at a place called Mid Valley Athletic club in Reseda, Ca. I knew her til 1992 and never knew this went down. I texted a friend of mine who was a good friend of hers but of course it was old news to her.


Really wish these videos wouldn’t be edited down. Would love to find the full versions.


Shady people and their misdeeds often call for shady tactics to reveal them; <br>The problem lies within tho, you lay down with a dog, you often get fleas ...

Shady people and their misdeeds often call for shady tactics to reveal them;
The problem lies within tho, you lay down with a dog, you often get fleas ...


Love the ending "fuck this..."

Edit: lol I didn't realize i commented the same thing a year ago when i first watched this.


why did the beginning of this video get cut off?? it used to be longer and have more context about how she killed the girl what happened to it

this video definitely used to be 50 minutes. why is only half of it here


Murders walk among us, and you probably know one personally.


i taught she was innocent until i saw the verdict


Even "a million years ago" karma will catch up with you.


Is this legit NOT to tell the reason for interrogation at the beginning of the session but using those trapping tricks before notifying the person of a real reason ? I mean the person could stand NO willing not to be interrogated from the start ?


If she refused to answer their questions, that could not have been used against her...she knew that but still chose to answer questions...that does not make sense.


She looks exactly like suspects lying in LA Noire with those goofy facial expresssions


If you're going to bite someone, might as well leave you driver's license.


That guy had a lot of nerve asking to speak at the end...


She have what I call crazy eyes, people with eyes like hers are normally insane.


The lesson learned?  Never ever ever talk to cops.  Glad she did tho....


Me when getting interviewed for a job I really want but not really qualified.


If going off on tangents is a sign of guilt, then I’m guilty of anything and everything.  Like this one time in Texas when I was..........


That exorcist ending is scary, but appropriate,  as heck!


“How would you feel if the tables were turned on you?” …..well, I’ve never killed anyone so there’s that.


Lol they really picked the right picture of her at the end lol I'd like to see her reaction to this video 🤣


Can someone explain to me how this works ? Like if she is there in her own free will why didn't she just leave when they opened the subject yes it's suspicious but they can't really arrest her for not answering questions

cause this happend in other videos and i don't understand why they would  expose themselves ?


Bro the last bit scared the shit out of me, was not expecting that.


Oh yeah, Stephanie has those "crazy eyes".  John is as guilty as she is, as far as I'm concerned.


Me personally when Im lying I do the head scratch all the time.


17:08 this is when her expressions are kicking full force. The next 10 seconds show just how crazy she is, no offense..


The fact I only need to pay a dollar for Jim's patron videos makes me feel like I've committed a crime and could be interrogated myself

Tom does Jim’s Patreon have the most intriguing interrogations videos?

is it a dollar a month? damn that’s cheap, even homeless people can subscribe on those library computers

Yup I've just pledged. For the hours of entertainment there isnt really anything that comes close to such good value that's what made me sign up, I hate over priced shit


she looks guilty from her facial  and body reactions .


Have the JCS videos gotten cut over time? Lot of missing parts unless I’m imagining them


I’m not even in this ladies line of work and I could have done better. Ohhh this case is related to his wife, oh why was she murdered? Oh no she wasn’t murdered so what did she commit a crime or something? Why are we talking about her? She’s basically trapping herself from the start with her general Why does this have to do with this look at me questions. Need to up your game lady.


Jeez slap the table some more lady I thought she was gonna out her fuckin hand through it 😂💀


Poor lady thought she was gonna get away with it...maybe one day she will get out and enjoy her retirement...


I think all the banging of the arm on the table equals: let this end! I'm done with this.


The fake memory lapses on this woman were able to be seen by even the likes of Stevie Wonder.


I feel like Stephanie when my mom asks who shit in the sink. I’m like oh gosh I don’t know I was with jerry around 1pm you know jerry…..


I like how you threw that in there at the end


She's definitely not smart. She should have known at some point to request an attorney.


Just by looking at this ladys Eyes, my inside tell me shes crazy


When I get a phone call and the caller say "this call is being recorded,  I say, I don't talk on recorded lines, bye"


She acts like it was so long ago , ten years ain’t nothing and here I have this nut job


Johns victim statement must have hit Old bag Steffie very very hard indeed.


Oh no.. if I'd seen this earlier i could've spared myself those stupid 4 years of my last relationship. Geez.


How are they able to ask her these things without affording her the opportunity to bring in a lawyer? How would any of this be admissable?


What happened to the beginning of this video?!


The last 10 seconds is so scary but funny as hell what a phyco lolz


One of the detectives sounds like Topher Grace.


Did you edit the video? Cut it on half? Joke..this was 56 minutes then 25   then 56...then 25???


Want to hear some irony: “Lazarus” is Hebrew for ‘God has helped’


this gets tough to watch after a few mins hahah


This content is unbelievable. If this was a television series I would be glued to the screen whenever it was on. So insightful, explanatory and detailed - thank you so much for your time to produce this.

FYI I am an existing Patreon member of yours and to others who haven’t become one yet - I strongly recommend that you do.

Kevin Snyder sorry was sleeping! You can use both I believe. 😊

Anti - Ethnic Cleanisng do you ever lie awake at night staring at your ceiling wondering to yourself why everyone dislikes you?

Anti - Ethnic Cleanisng ok. I’m just trying to comment on how great these videos are, if you don’t want to join Patreon as per your beliefs then more power to you.

Anti - Ethnic Cleanisng ok. Patreon is almost solely based on the main prospect of the monetary and capitalist system - whatever quality of service you provide is equivalent to the amount of payment you receive. This is the exact OPPOSITE of communism.

In Patreon’s case, you essentially pay what you feel is necessary in order to access extra content. Patreon is not mandatory. You are not forced to join Patreon unless you wish to pay extra to receive extra. If you don’t want to pay then that is your decision. Declaring them “commies” is blatantly incorrect.

@Cold I don't use PayPal that's why I asked. Thanks for the reply man.

Kevin Snyder I pay $1. I think you can use both?

@Adrieana Gah nice. can I use a credit card or only PayPal

Chase Waite I didn’t get paid haha. Honestly I’m on the lowest tier of subscribing but it is well worth it.

James Evans how much did he pay you to say this lol. I’ve been thinking about becoming a patreon supporter but things are a bit tight with cash right now


God tgey knew right away! Her eyes r tge window to her soul for sure!


You don’t have to be a psychologist to see she’s lying.


I'm not a detective but even I can see she's spinning a big yarn


I was teaching D.A.R.E. in Oregon, so I must be a good person! 🤣


I'm not an expert in psychology, but it seemed like she kept talking about how long ago it was to lessen the severity of her charges. In her mind, her saying it was so long ago was like it was a different person back then and separating herself from the situation.

Completely aggree and was looking for that comment

Its also because it was "so long ago" she thought she had permanently gotten away with it... and she doesnt want to face the fact that she didn't

I also genuinely think in her mind because it was so long ago it should just be dropped, maybe by even justifying to herself that she’s a better person now. The way she murdered that poor girl... she’s a total Psychopath. I thought the same exact thing as you.

I think it’s more she wanted an excuse to not give full detailed answers that incriminate her, by pretending she can’t remember cause it’s so long ago. Like she doesn’t want to admit she ever met the girl, but at the same time she doesn’t know if they have evidence she did meet her. So she’s trying to say she never knew her but also emphasising it was a long time ago so if they catch her out she can be like “oh I must of forgot that that cause you know it was so long ago”

It was an attempt to lend credibility to her obfuscation of the details


Why did you cut the beginning of the video out?


I love how she's tenderizing her right thigh everytime she is asked to reminisce


the whole beginning of the video is missing! wat happened


If she was innocent she'd give a DNA sample in a flash.


The eyes are always very telling, and hers say, "I'm one CRAZY beotch!"

The eyes are always very telling, and hers say, _"I'm one _*_CRAZY_*_ beotch!"_


She says "ah geez" more than Morty Smith


I hope she watches this clip in jail, especially the last meme…the crazed crazy bat


Our American police force culture is deplorable.


Seems she recalls a lot of Dates & Details of general BS, rambling mam , mumbling murderer.. and oh!? about this murder!?.. um,uh, yeah!?


Lazarus looks seriously crazy in the pix at 24:45.


She had over 20 years to practice lying for the day of this confrontation.... and this was the best she could come up with.<br>Apparently, she gave up trying to lie, and her strategy was to try and suck all the oxygen out of the room, and suffocate the 2 detectives that way.

She had over 20 years to practice lying for the day of this confrontation.... and this was the best she could come up with.
Apparently, she gave up trying to lie, and her strategy was to try and suck all the oxygen out of the room, and suffocate the 2 detectives that way.

This entire interview was a waste of time in the end, they had all the evidence they needed before it and gained nothing from doing it.

You can lie verbally but Body language betrays us all, nothing you can do about it


if they had her DNA in the bite mark then why didn't she plea...............


My dad dated this woman shortly after she committed the murder. They want on a very long cycling trip together up the east coast and he thought it was strange that she always carried a handgun on her! He also mentioned she was quick to anger and so they broke up. Then in 2009 he was shocked to read in the news that he had been dating a killer!

@Pirate Boy If you wanna call it a hissy fit, fine, but you're the one that sounds like you hate guns because YOU want to get away with starting altercations. You sound like people should accept their fates if bad things happen. Someone high on meth with a knife breaks into my house? Well you don't think I should have a gun, so I should just accept it. Someone decides to drive ME off the road in an attempt to kidnap me (which has happened in my area)? You don't think I deserve to defend myself and that I just must not have kept my head low enough. Your sheer ignorance that keeping your head down will keep you from needing a gun is ridiculous. My friend was followed home in the middle of the day once and her stalker was chased away by someone with a gun. If someone opens fire in a public area, you don't think I should have a gun to try to stop it, even though on average 12 will die in a public shooting if no one nearby is armed compared to 2 if someone close is armed. Hell, OSU had an incident where a student ran over people and started stabbing those around him, but injuries and fatalities were minimal because campus police were right there to shoot him. The average response time for any type of emergency in the US is over 10 minutes because of how remote many areas are, and you think people bring dangerous scenarios and misfortune onto themselves. You sound like a victim blamer. Saying we're not owed security and safety makes it sound like you only wish you could get away with violent crime without getting killed in defense. You sound like someone that would want to know what a child was wearing when he or she was raped.

@Asd Asd America ranks number 8 in gun violence, but that includes suicides, which makes up the bulk of gun crime. Gun crime has continued to decline as gun ownership rises. School shootings increased once it became illegal to bring firearms to school; yes, it used to be legal, and there were far less shootings when it was. 6 of the 7 countries that have worse gun crime than America has stricter gun laws. Sorry to disappoint you, but guns help and are good tools. Once again, stop eating up media vomit and shitting it out online.

@Pirate Boy you do realize people with firearms have stopped robbers and others from killing others right with concealed weapon license dude

@Nightcore Nerd you must've in Alabama cause I know what your talking about loo

Omg, I am so relieved to hear that he's ok. It sounds like this crazy person could snap at a moment's notice.

@David Whitfield "And just because you have been brainwashed by your government doesn't mean anyone else should listen to you." That's all I needed to read to know I'm talking to a fool. I'll leave you guys alone working towards that nice civil war you've got ongoing, I'm too brainwashed anyway by my own gvt to have an opinion.

Holy gosh, gee golly....sorry had to use her stupid expressions. But seriously this is crazy, how scary to find out she killed a lovers wife, thank God he dumped her.

@Asd Asd I also don't know anyone that's had to use their gun but it's really ignorant to not realize it's better to be safe than sorry. I have a friend that was followed on the street, fortunately she was able to get away but she was scared for her life. I'm sure that happens often in Europe and people should be allowed to arm themselves in case that happens. The FBI and CIA estimate firearms are used to descelate dangerous situations up to 3 millions time per year in the US alone. And if you did even the slightest bit of research instead of eating up media vomit and shitting it back out, you'd know that the cities and states with less strict gun control and higher gun ownership actually have less crime overall, including less gun crime. Having a gun is literally no different than carrying a knife or pepper spray except it can stop problems before they start. Lots of people get confronted by dangerous people but nothing ever comes of it because they flash their guns and the aggressor runs away.

She was a cop when she committed the murder.  Lots of cops always carry a gun.  Many are required by their departments to carry a gun in order to recieve an incentive bonus.

@David Whitfield I'm sure you could find hundreds of examples that could as well be made up and that still wouldn't justify it. We're not talking about specific isolated scenarios where they're truly useful. And either way, it's still sad that you feel the need to protect yourself with a deadly gun. It's never ever happened to me or anyone I know, and I have a feeling it's because we don't have everyone carrying an AR around like nothing (this is a hyperbole, of course).

@Asd Asd The fact Canada and England had to ban knives in some areas because of overwhelming knife crime and people are not allowed to defend themselves from threats by any means necessary is unbelievable to me.

The fact that people in America need to carry a gun to feel "safe" and think that's normal is unbelievable to me.

@Nightcore Nerd Usually it's an indicator of being a shitty person who would do/say stuff that angers other people who do have guns, so they need to have one too to balance the field.  That's fine, though.  You deserve the right to feel equal and safe, just as long as you accept that you aren't owed equality or safety.  Personally I don't carry firearms because I don't go around belittling, slandering, and stealing from others.  Since I don't treat people like shit, I don't have to worry about getting murdered, so I don't need a gun.  Good luck and stay safe out there!

Welcome to another episode of “shit that didn’t happen”

Your dad should of got himself a lottery ticket after finding that out ! 1 lucky man

@slade rheume...Why are you lying about something so silly?

Imagine if that witch had become your stepmom hahaha

Nightcore Nerd yeah plus it’s standard for a detective

@OlyMolly You missed my point entirely. Carrying a firearm with you often is not an indication of being a criminal.

@Nightcore Nerd Plot twist was, she WAS the source of the crime. Having a gun while being a killer on the loose won't validate her having a gun on her person.

geez your dad must  be 1 million years old! ps: glad he survived her!

@Z Crime was actually higher in the 80s and 90s so it'd make even more sense to carry.

Nightcore Nerd Definitely for current times, but for those times I think in most places it was uncommon.

Oh man oh geez, I don't know, you know that sounds awful.

I don't think it's that weird to carry a firearm everywhere. I do it. I'm a young woman that lives in a state with an especially bad human trafficking problem so I try to never go out alone, too. Can never be too safe.

Geez. Glad that ur dad broke up with her


How did you hear about her death? … I could have seen a flyer…. I could have heard about it at work…. Pppffffffff… I could have been there… it’s been a million years ago…😏


I'm easily annoyed if I were the ones interagating her I would have said stop slapping the damn table with your arm within the first minute


Not all sociopaths or psychopaths are ever going to kill anyone? I’m not.


Got to love this channel for the Scary Movie 2 clip a the end


She really started to sound like Morty from Rick and Morty with all the “Oh Geez’s”


Her breathing is so high in her chest, i cN feel her adrenaline eeeeeek


JCS - What happened to your original Lazarus video?


I don't exactly maybe remember this video, it was posted like a million years ago!


Sorry gents, I don’t answer questions without a lawyer present. We’re done here. I have nothing to say.  <- The appropriate response.


I mean, ya know , I mean ya know , I mean ya know  Jeeez ya know , I mean ya know gosh...........legend has it they don't know to this day what she means, jeez.


Ted Bundy could have gave her some tips😄


How did they get her to go into the interrogation room without her police gun?

In that part of the building  all guns have to be checked

HE said it in the beginning of the video. Learn to listen


“Do you remember anything about her?”
“She tasted like chicken”
“What?”
“What?”

@loading..... Is this really true? She said she tasted like chicken? Or you guys playing with us?😂

@loading..... i feel bad laughing at this :'))

why was i waiting for this to be an actual part that happened in the video 😭

Detective: "Did you just say she tasted like chicken?"<br>Stephanie: "I don't know, gosh, I mean, I think so, that was like a million years ago!"

Detective: "Did you just say she tasted like chicken?"
Stephanie: "I don't know, gosh, I mean, I think so, that was like a million years ago!"

I cant wait till your comment blows up ((as in likes)) it’s so underrated rn lmao.


Cop: Beautiful weather we're having right?

Me: I want my lawyer

Exactly right, it's been done by innocent people as well as guilty

Exactly! The fact she kept talking shows her ego

lmao but i think calling a lawyer immediately means u are the suspect because u didnt want to give away anything and maybe thats why all those people who didnt call their lawyer immediately is because they want to come across as innocent but sadly they arent so they get caught. idk tbh, just my opinion

@Big Al Einstein You really need that attitude, people only talk cause there trying to avoid being arrested... ''Call my lawyer'' usually means you'll get arrested even if its paper thin. They take it as a sign there on right path.. Just get bail or even sit (for murder it can be 2 year wait. even though you get first (ahead of people on bail) rights to trial while jailed, it'll be worth it in the end

IKR... the guilty ones never ask for their lawers!

No but for real,  there are many videos from lawyers to cops and judges that 100% agree that that is the best course of action.

Wham bam thank you for the coke put me back in my cell

Cop: What time is it?<br>Me: I am exercising my fifth amendment right to remain silent until my lawyer gets here.

Cop: What time is it?
Me: I am exercising my fifth amendment right to remain silent until my lawyer gets here.

Yeah I’ve seen way to many videos on YouTube of police getting people to admit to crime they never did lol I don’t trust any of them let me call my lawyer immediately


At 50 mins in she is quite literally mentally melting. She can’t even control her weird faces to a socially acceptable degree. It’s interesting, at first it seemed just like a fun eccentric way of expressing herself, then it slowly morphs into a creepy tick that she can’t control.

@helen. I know. I felt the same way when Obama lied about Benghazi. It was a video...sure...😂

He can't even lie well, much like his whole 8 years. He needed to take Lying 101 in college.

@monica killstar yes! Well now that you mention it yes!

Helen Lauer omg I was thinking that too! Chump makes those weird fkd up faces as well! We have a psychopath for a president!!!  Oh wait, we all knew that.

Yes, her distorted expressions near the end looks like a melt down, like she knew she wasn't going to get away this time.

not even closely, it really seems like she's pretending that she's flabbergasted...how long can a person be flabbergasted for?

Yeaahhh that weird scrunch she did where she pulled her head back into her neck it was creepy asf

@OD this whole video is basically the years of repressing the paranoia and terror slowly unveiling. It took her sooooo long to really realize what this was about.

And by then the years if alibis she built up in her head could not be used because she realizes she said or didn't say several important things at the base that will continue to compound on each other as they question further. She's struggling to recorrect over and over but the detectives were way too prepared for this.

More weight being added to the scales , questions at 59 minutes got tough to not lie .

@monica killstar Yeh both narcissists and probs sociopathic too

@Pat McClung I think Liverpool winning the premier league will cheer you up pal 😘👍

Imagine living for 20 years knowing you brutally killed someone and at any moment it could catch up with you. The emotions must've been wild.

Agree. It got really creepy at one point. She also has those weird eyes that I’ve heard people talk about with sociopaths. The sociopathic stare.

"She can’t even control her weird faces to a socially acceptable degree" Oh my god i'm laughing so hard hahahaha

“Mentally melting” is a metaphor. The mind is not tangible and cannot literally melt.

Giorne Manson interrogation. It’s approx anyway.

It’s the endorphins and adrenaline and other things surging from the fight or flight mode she’s in. So interesting they look and act as if they’re impaired etc also could be lack of empathy idk. These are very interesting to watch

That face tick 😬. Wonder if she was doing that while murdering 😬. She's a Popeye demon.

Looked to me like a Jim Carry expression when he does an old person or very Ace Ventura lol

did anyone noticed that Trump does this kind of mimic too ?? the distorted face he makes some times

@Giorne Manson the video , at the end of it , jut before the exorcist

@Giorne Manson its during 49 minutes on the screen. All though 49-50 pretty much most of that whole minute.

50 mins in the interrogation video or the YouTube video?

That expression at 50 mins reminds me of expressions on the president Clump of the USA in the last year on so many different occasions.

@Christoffer I think knowing she was guilty made it creepier

Pat McClung didn’t bother me at first, just seemed like she was bubbly. I guess if you come at it from an assumption of guilt it comes across that way.

Her face was creeping me out through the entire interrogation


i like that her last name is lazarus, it's a funny parallel between lazarus in the bible being raised from the dead, and this forgotten murder case being brought back to life 25 years later.

Also parallel to Bob Lazar(us) the guy who's been telling the most convincing conspiracy/lie about for the last 30ish years, look him up, interesting guy -  difference is, he's so good at lying that even body language experts have trouble reading him, not the case with Stephanie - though I am noticing a trend here with that name

@Ghost That occurred to me too. 😁

And lol 😂 @ your response to the question of dating her!!

Christian Vintage TV scripture has some substance, where as this is just ramblings of a mad person. Quite the difference if you ask me xD

Mike K. My head hurts more from reading this, than from watching her make all them faces

@shantanu selokar Dang I just realized i made the face reading it lol

@Ghost Did you make that face she makes all throughout the video?

@shantanu selokar i don't know, let's see. i met someone in april of 92. i remember cuz i got my surfing license that spring. i can't even remember if we went out to lunch or anything. now again, it's not standing out in my mind, you know, and i don't even know how many times i talked to them. maybe it was once, maybe it was twenty four times, i honestly don't know. i don't know even what year it was or what i had for lunch that day. if you said it was in such and such year, maybe you're right. i graduated from ucla in 1982. i don't know if she graduated before me or after me because the way the university system works is that people graduate at different times. so like i said i worked at a pizza hut for a year and then found a better job, but anyway, in regards to dating her or not dating her, we went to a friend's wedding, and that day she may or may not have have fixed my canoe. i know i rented my townhouse to her brother a number of times, i couldn't tell you how many times. the reason i remember is that i took photos of her brother playing basketball in calabasas where the 405 turns into the 118. so it's kind of sounding familiar now that you mention it, but i couldn't even tell you.

Are you the Mike she dated back in umm what year was it 86, 73, 98¿ i dont know ,that was a million years ago


she can be the pen pal of Russell Williams.


So she killed someone in the hopes of ending up with their partner and it never happened anyway... what a waste of a life.

well they dated "or didn't date and he wouldn't consider me his girlfriend ... ramble ramble .." after his wife was murdered


the way she frowns and pretends to be dumbfounded after every single question is so infuriating.

exactly this!! haha it pisses me off so much

@Huzzzer but not as horribly as her that's for sure

Wouldn't you act clueless aswell if you were trying to hide something? It's incredibly annoying but in my eyes it makes sense.

tbh it creeps me out cause she overdoes it every 5 seconds. and the way her eyes are so wide, her sharp head turns, her twitching. just creepy, especially knowing she murdered and bit someone.

Pouting her lips and constantly overdoing her head movement and shit


This is proof knowing the tactics don’t really help. If it did, she would’ve stopped this after a few minutes with “been cool guys but I gotta take a shit” and dipped

@Pete i cant proccess if you are being ironic or not

@Sue Zuccati She's a cop, she probably talk to other cops every day.

@Cranky PaperClip also, police people know that being taken to a surprise interrogation = you are being arrested. She even asks if she can actually leave

@Cranky PaperClip i dont know how tf they lying to her and then taking her to a interrogation room didnt raise absurdly huge red flags

@Sue Zuccati the first thing any decent attorney does in a case like this is tell you not to speak to the police.

@fuckoNo5 and she did basically that, she just went like "gosh i dunno that was a million years ago" to the most basic and obvious questions

@Sue Zuccati i believe your point was that if a guilty person is guilty then asking for an attorney would be an almost fruitless effort since the cops would still want to question you...which is why an attorney would tell you shut up and not say one single solitary word. she could have done that, but because of her profession, she would have been assumed guilty to a degree by her coworkers just for asking for one.

@fuckoNo5 altho ofc the cops also makes mistakes, like in the maria case that they interrogated a guy that is a piece of shit but just by looking at the evidence you can clearly tell it was pretty much impossible for him to have commited the crime.

@fuckoNo5 yeah, but these are on the jury, not on the cops

@Sue Zuccati and yet they were both guilty as sin

@Sue Zuccati OJ Simpson and Casey Anthony would like to dispute this claim

she was baited into going into an interrogation, the police lied to her to get her there. She would need the IQ of an onion to not think they are suspecting her for something.

I was thinking that whole time about how doing so would have been career suicide and she would know that. She was fucked from jump street because as soon as she asks for a lawyer her entire office would assume she was guilty no matter what. Added a bit more tension to her situation.

@Armando Belloso just remember that cops threw away almost all the evidence from that case, and the only thing that was left, most likely by mistake, was the saliva sample. She probably tought that they had nothing on her.

@Armando Belloso Yeah, but after that she did call an Attorney to defend her in court<br>It's for sure the reason she didn't bring one from the get go was because she tought she could talk her way out of it

@Armando Belloso Yeah, but after that she did call an Attorney to defend her in court
It's for sure the reason she didn't bring one from the get go was because she tought she could talk her way out of it

She was literally guilty and didnt bring a lawyer to talk to the police<br>I-I have no words

She was literally guilty and didnt bring a lawyer to talk to the police
I-I have no words

Arrest team outside the door she was going to jail anyways


Eeewwww the faces she made at the end 😂🤢