They got him on a shoe-print and tire marks. He would’ve walked if he had just stfu. This interrogator is a mental assassin. Flawless victory.

They got him on a shoe-print and tire marks. He would’ve walked if he had just stfu. This interrogator is a mental assassin. Flawless victory.

@international_man yeah holy shit it is way too long 😂 good job sir, I had fun reading this

@international_man yeah holy shit it is way too long 😂 good job sir, I had fun reading this

@Solomon Lazard this thread got way too long. it's actually lagging my browser to have all this open. good form.

@Solomon Lazard this thread got way too long. it's actually lagging my browser to have all this open. good form.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse"8 years of British court experience" Oh.. but you still don't know what makes something circumstantial? pretty sus

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse"8 years of British court experience" Oh.. but you still don't know what makes something circumstantial? pretty sus

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse He doesnt have to explain it. Beyond reasonable doubt, as mentioned in the video.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse He doesnt have to explain it. Beyond reasonable doubt, as mentioned in the video.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I mean if he'd stfu they never would have had his boot impressions. And I don't see any judge ordering a search warrant on him just for 1 piece of circumstantial evidence, even in Canada. With only the tire impressions, they never would have got him..

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I mean if he'd stfu they never would have had his boot impressions. And I don't see any judge ordering a search warrant on him just for 1 piece of circumstantial evidence, even in Canada. With only the tire impressions, they never would have got him..

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse did you even watch? It clearly states that the tire tracks and shoe prints would be admissible in court because he's not the only one who could own those tires and shoes. (A.k.a GWRD) the Detective was bluffing so he would confess Russell couldve easily walked out any time he wanted up to a certain point.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse did you even watch? It clearly states that the tire tracks and shoe prints would be admissible in court because he's not the only one who could own those tires and shoes. (A.k.a GWRD) the Detective was bluffing so he would confess Russell couldve easily walked out any time he wanted up to a certain point.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse oh Jesus! Were you a magistrate by any chance? That would explain the inflated ego and cluelessness combined. I mean I met lawyers who were really bad at their jobs and should have been struck off but none who would argue that 1 in 40000 was compelling evidence. Court reporter? Sketch artist? Please tell me you didn’t spend 8 years with peoples freedom in your hands.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse just going to put it out there because you seem like an arrogant bore, but shoe prints are not as unique as a finger print, unless only one pair of those boots was ever manufactured. I worked as a criminal lawyer for 15 years so as eloquent as you may seem, much of what you say is total crap. As JCS says himself, it’s bluff. The interrogator is incredibly skilled, and it’s only at the point where he pretends his wife knows that he spills. Warrants may have been typed up but they wouldn’t have been granted ahead of this interview based on tyre tracks.

@MissKiwi I get notifications whenever someone replies, and usually the replies are arsey and offensive so i just dish it back out.

@MissKiwi I get notifications whenever someone replies, and usually the replies are arsey and offensive so i just dish it back out.

@I video got it wrong.

Plenty of evidence to prove those tyres were one of just 40000 made

Hence the evidence.

@I video got it wrong.

Plenty of evidence to prove those tyres were one of just 40000 made

Hence the evidence.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the tyre prints were common and standard issue on his SUV. stated in the video.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the tyre prints were common and standard issue on his SUV. stated in the video.

@MAN I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realise that what you read was NOT what I meant...

@MAN I know you believe you understand what you _think_ I said, but I'm not sure you realise that what you read was *NOT* what I meant...

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I don't know how you think you end up looking smart here when your first comment was "shoes and tires are enough to convict"

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I don't know how you think you end up looking smart here when your first comment was "shoes and tires are enough to convict"

@Johnathan Bogarin i appreciate your efforts, however mediocre they may be, to have some form of impact on my mood  or my day or whatever else, but if that was indeed your intention, then sadly you were as disappointing as your conception was to your Mother.

Or as disappointing as your BIRTH to your Father.

Have a nice day.

@Johnathan Bogarin i appreciate your efforts, however mediocre they may be, to have some form of impact on my mood  or my day or whatever else, but if that was indeed your intention, then sadly you were as disappointing as your conception was to your Mother.

Or as disappointing as your BIRTH to your Father.

Have a nice day.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse | Imagine continuously  responding 7 months to a straight ass whooping through comments. Would’ve thought you’d be putting those 8 yrs of British courts expertise to better use by now.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse | Imagine continuously  responding 7 months to a straight ass whooping through comments. Would’ve thought you’d be putting those 8 yrs of British courts expertise to better use by now.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse but they didn’t he lied about having a warrant..

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse but they didn’t he lied about having a warrant..

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse we have voted with the youtube comment like system that you have lost this argument and you are wrong

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse we have voted with the youtube comment like system that you have lost this argument and you are wrong

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I know the interrogator claimed they had a warrant and were executing it simultaneously with the interrogation. However, I wasn't clear on whether or not that was a bluff. Unless, it was after a certain point in the confession chronology,  which I can no longer remember exactly. At the time during the vid that this was mentioned, I remember questioning to myself whether or not that could be true; I don't recall them ever clarifying this claim.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Oh? Are you a somebody?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Oh? Are you a somebody?

They were already conducting a search warrant of his homes. Lots more evidence there.

They were already conducting a search warrant of his homes. Lots more evidence there.

So you write a wrongful point about the video, get proven wrong and immediately go on to dismiss the comments and claim you were just playing stupid to wind people up when you clearly weren't, sad man.

So you write a wrongful point about the video, get proven wrong and immediately go on to dismiss the comments and claim you were just playing stupid to wind people up when you clearly weren't, sad man.

He said he was "disappointed" and he was HOPING this might not have happened again if not caught but was not sure...

When confronted with the crimes he realised it was all over, but did not deny any charges, unlike Stephen McDaniel 😒

He could have asked for lawyer but did not because I believe Russ was willing to give the information and confess. I believe during the interrogation he did realise what horrible things he did.

He still is a sick f*.

@Masternuckable jim cant swim.<br>A much more in depth analysis.

@Masternuckable jim cant swim.
A much more in depth analysis.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse in the video it says the tire was relatively common for off-road vehicles.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse in the video it says the tire was relatively common for off-road vehicles.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the guy himself said it was not rare tire

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the guy himself said it was not rare tire

@Golifa Primo I've watched many videos on this subject, and only 40000 of that tyre were produced, so they are incredibly rare.<br>Most car tyres are sold in the millions.

@Golifa Primo I've watched many videos on this subject, and only 40000 of that tyre were produced, so they are incredibly rare.
Most car tyres are sold in the millions.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse in the video it says it was a common offroad tire tracks did u watch the video man?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse in the video it says it was a common offroad tire tracks did u watch the video man?

@Alex if he was smart he could have been in freakin Mexic o or the Philippines by then

@Alex if he was smart he could have been in freakin Mexic o or the Philippines by then

Courts don’t convict, jury’s do. He was fucked from the get go and he would have never walked. Based on the tire prints alone they could have gotten a warrant for the rest. There was dna, and while foot impressions are NOT like fingerprints, every single shoe that has been worn has very unique and distinct marks on the sole that would have been matched to him. They had dna. He would be in prison regardless, it just would have taken longer and more money.

i feel like the interrogator didn't win shit it's just that Russ lost everything... there is a difference

i feel like the interrogator didn't win shit it's just that Russ lost everything... there is a difference

They wouldn't even have gotten a warrant for shoeprints based on "tire prints"

They wouldn't even have gotten a warrant for shoeprints based on "tire prints"

They also found enough evidence in his home to convict him, so no, it would have been the same result or maybe worse if he didn't confess.

They also found enough evidence in his home to convict him, so no, it would have been the same result or maybe worse if he didn't confess.

@Important man Commenting speak when you're spat at peasant.

@Important man Commenting speak when you're spat at peasant.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude it’s pretty sad/hilarious that you still comment in this thread. I know there’s a quarantine now but you need to get a life.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude it’s pretty sad/hilarious that you still comment in this thread. I know there’s a quarantine now but you need to get a life.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse If "being fucked" is a spectrum, then he was "less fucked" at the beginning and "totally fucked" by confessing. Sure, they <b>might</b> have succeeded without a confession, but the confession seals the deal.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse If "being fucked" is a spectrum, then he was "less fucked" at the beginning and "totally fucked" by confessing. Sure, they *might* have succeeded without a confession, but the confession seals the deal.

@Haggard Morning bish bash bosh.
Get yourself a nosh.

Drizzle.

@Haggard Morning bish bash bosh.
Get yourself a nosh.

Drizzle.

They had a warrent for hois house before he confessed so the police would have found all the photos and womens underwear anyway

They had a warrent for hois house before he confessed so the police would have found all the photos and womens underwear anyway

@Pink slits ooze autonomy. because when ppl react with mindless criticisms and personal insults, they deserve it.

@Pink slits ooze autonomy. because when ppl react with mindless criticisms and personal insults, they deserve it.

@Cuwalos imagine being so devoid of joy in your life that you have to make an inane comment on such an old comment just for reactions.

Ooooof!

@Cuwalos imagine being so devoid of joy in your life that you have to make an inane comment on such an old comment just for reactions.

Ooooof!

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude, they couldn't already have proven it - that's literally the entire reason they had him in there and desperately wanted him to confess.  they lied to him in order to coax out the truth.  it's literally what this whole video is about.  looks like that went completely over your head.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude, they couldn't already have proven it - that's literally the entire reason they had him in there and desperately wanted him to confess.  they lied to him in order to coax out the truth.  it's literally what this whole video is about.  looks like that went completely over your head.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Why are you so condescending? Your lack of ability to take criticism and be at all objective makes any valid points you have seem a lot less credible. You both makes good points, but I too believe they would have had a hard time holding him prior to the confession - at least, at the time of this particular interview.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Why are you so condescending? Your lack of ability to take criticism and be at all objective makes any valid points you have seem a lot less credible. You both makes good points, but I too believe they would have had a hard time holding him prior to the confession - at least, at the time of this particular interview.

@Matthew Vaughan naah. I stand by what I said, Thatcher was screwed regardless if what he said in interview, but when idiots come back with insults  I just feed them.

@Matthew Vaughan naah. I stand by what I said, Thatcher was screwed regardless if what he said in interview, but when idiots come back with insults  I just feed them.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse It's so funny seeing someone bite this hard on trolls, even after half a year. Screams insecurity to everyone (except yourself, clearly).

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse It's so funny seeing someone bite this hard on trolls, even after half a year. Screams insecurity to everyone (except yourself, clearly).

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse That’s cool bro, I guess, but my synapses are telling me that you’re just saying that as a get-out to avoid having to delete each comment individually lol. I do believe that you didn’t mean to be insulting though, so it’s all good

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse That’s cool bro, I guess, but my synapses are telling me that you’re just saying that as a get-out to avoid having to delete each comment individually lol. I do believe that you didn’t mean to be insulting though, so it’s all good

@Matthew Vaughan in all honesty, the vast majority of pretty much everything I've said in responses has been purely for personal entertainment. People criticise EVERYONE on YouTube, for ANY thing, and I just enjoy winding those people up.
Its kept me entertained for the past, what, year or so? A decent return on any single comment, if I'm being honest. I've had my fun but it's getting a bit creepy now, and the reply war has lost its fun factor so I'll just own up now and say thank you for all the enjoyment you gave me folks.

I never really meant any insult, but it was great fun playing a character, and I only hope I never upset anyone too much, and maybe even made people think for a second, about anything, anything at all...

Tha6s the gift of humanity to make people use their intelligence and get the neurons firing round your synapses.

God bless folks.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse It’s weird. Your basic position is probably right. But literally everything you’ve said in support of it is completely wrong. I dunno how you’ve managed that

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse It’s weird. Your basic position is probably right. But literally everything you’ve said in support of it is completely wrong. I dunno how you’ve managed that

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse get a life, Mr "British investigator"

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse get a life, Mr "British investigator"

Even though this comment was 6 months ago now. I just wanna say The Introspectre is right for the most part. Also, Ni Siochain Gan Saoirse just comes off as someone who is not willing to find common ground or come to an agreement on anything.

Even though this comment was 6 months ago now. I just wanna say The Introspectre is right for the most part. Also, Ni Siochain Gan Saoirse just comes off as someone who is not willing to find common ground or come to an agreement on anything.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Admit you’re wrong and leave.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Admit you’re wrong and leave.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse <br>They already had a DNA match in the Stephanie Lazarus case before she even entered the room, nice try though.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse
They already had a DNA match in the Stephanie Lazarus case before she even entered the room, nice try though.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse He didn't make his best move. He had a choice to walk away or to remain to talk. He made the worse of the 2 choices as simple as that. It is simply logic.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse He didn't make his best move. He had a choice to walk away or to remain to talk. He made the worse of the 2 choices as simple as that. It is simply logic.

Yeah they had nothing basically on him but a bad feeling and coincidences.

Yeah they had nothing basically on him but a bad feeling and coincidences.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you replied to my comment in 24 hours, and you're having the same argument with about 50 people here.

way to take an L online bud

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you replied to my comment in 24 hours, and you're having the same argument with about 50 people here.

way to take an L online bud

@Yorick six months max...

Better luck next time kid

@Yorick six months max...

Better luck next time kid

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse mate you're a dirtbox, nice job replying to comments over a year old

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse mate you're a dirtbox, nice job replying to comments over a year old

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse couldn't win the argument lol

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse couldn't win the argument lol

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse not really if he got a lawyer early on he could have gotten off

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse not really if he got a lawyer early on he could have gotten off

RetributionAngel Well if he immediately lawyered up and got rid of the evidence at his home it would of been a hard case to crack. We are talking about ifs and should haves here though. If the cops called him to come in and he immediately called a lawyer before going in and got rid of all the physical evidence at his house then the only thing they would of had were tire tracks and footprints. Neither one of those are enough to get an arrest warrant but the footprints might have been enough for a search warrant. However, if he got rid of the physical evidence at home they wouldn’t of found underwear or the boots. He was an arrogant person though which is why he got caught. He thought he was untouchable. Which is why all that remained at his house. If you watch crime documentaries the people who get away are those that leave no evidence, and the evidence they do leave behind can’t be traced back to them because they burned everything they used to begin with. Many people have done crimes just like his and haven’t gotten caught because of lack of evidence. The cops more than likely know who the perpetrators are but can’t do anything about it. Detectives and behavior science units are not dumb and usually know immediately. They have to prove it though.

But not for long
If you dont cooperat you become the prime traget. And he allready was.
They would have searched his House
They would have found all the underwear and photos and maybe even Blood or Hair from the Killings.

Also this kind of Criminal was only starting out. His urges were becomeing more and more and he was working him self up. He was already murdering Wemon. He would not have stoped. Its only a matter of time till they would have got him.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse It’s obvious that it’s YOU who have absolutely no idea about how the justice system works, let alone evidence gathering. It’s innocent until proven guilty. All because some detectives who have a tire print, which btw was EXTREMELY COMMON not rare, and footprints that match his doesn’t mean the judge is going to issue a warrant. The judge wouldn’t even entertain the notion of the tire being his it would only be the footprint, which from what I gather they didn’t have at this point. The reason why this interview is so amazing is because it was the only thing that slapped the cuffs around his wrist. Everything else could be written off by doubt or be considered circumstantial. He was just an arrogant freak who fell for the games of the detective who was in a whole other league than him. If he was a smart and cunning murderer the second they called him in he would of lawyered up and got rid of all the evidence he had at his house. By the time they would of gotten a search warrant or arrest warrant, if they even could, everything physical would of been destroyed and they would of been left with a tire print and foot print. He wouldn’t of gotten convicted on that, and if you believe he would you’re a moron who should stop commenting on YouTube because even by YouTube’s standards your an idiot.

They don't even need a warrant to search his house. They can just get permission from his wife.

Didn't think of that did You? There are a ton of other things you didn't think of.

The amount of possible moves the police can make from that point is staggering. And if all else fails they can just frame him.

Anyone who thinks he would walk is like a naive little kid. 😂😂😂

The reason cops work so hard to get a confession is to save time and money(a modern trial costs tens of millions of dollars and takes years), not because they dont have enough proof.

They would have found evidence while searching his car and residence, a fibre or dna that could be matched. It would have been a mater of time anyway.

They would have found evidence while searching his car and residence, a fibre or dna that could be matched. It would have been a mater of time anyway.

Had he not showed up to the interrogation with the same boots he used for some murders, I highly doubt they would of had him sentenced had he also not confessed. Eitherway, this interrogator is a legend.

Had he not showed up to the interrogation with the same boots he used for some murders, I highly doubt they would of had him sentenced had he also not confessed. Eitherway, this interrogator is a legend.

Idk about the tire tracks, but if the boots where military issue, than his defenscouldve been that is wasn't him, due to military issued gear is basically identical besides individual sizes.

Idk about the tire tracks, but if the boots where military issue, than his defenscouldve been that is wasn't him, due to military issued gear is basically identical besides individual sizes.

@MicAarZur maybe in America, not in Canada.

@MicAarZur maybe in America, not in Canada.

Actually the "evidence " of tire prints and shoe prints were not that specific.  Common tires and shoes.   And size. And without denials or admissions. Insufficient to convict and therefor probbaly insufficient to get prosecutor to even try.  Stfu and he would have walked.  They d be watching him forever but no conviction.

Actually the "evidence " of tire prints and shoe prints were not that specific.  Common tires and shoes.   And size. And without denials or admissions. Insufficient to convict and therefor probbaly insufficient to get prosecutor to even try.  Stfu and he would have walked.  They d be watching him forever but no conviction.

I wonder the police will get search warrant if he didn't corporate from the beginning?

I wonder the police will get search warrant if he didn't corporate from the beginning?

I know this is late, you're probably tired of replying to this thread, but I'd like to point out that there was no way he was walking.

This interview had finessed him into a confession. But the search of both of his homes being conducted during the interview was real.

He was also the prime suspect of another murder which was briefly touched on in this video, so I believe that they had a ton already to execute the warrant.

Guy was done when he walked into the room.

@imjustsomeguy72 Jesus mate, don't go talking logical and sensible on here!

@imjustsomeguy72 Jesus mate, don't go talking logical and sensible on here!

Everyone still going on about this ... needs to watch the video. And maybe read some other relate material.

Witnesses talking about the sighting a silver SUV and the tyre tracks were what put them on to Williams in the first place. He had already lied previously about something else at a checkpoint, so was at this point under police surveillance. While he was in this interview, a warrant had ALREADY BEEN ISSUED for his house. They would have found enough stuff there for the 80+breakins and sexual assaults, which alone would have had put him in prison for life. Not quite as sure about the murders and the locations of the bodies, but he itemised and fetishised mementos such as underwear, so he likely had something left at home that would have led them on to solving at least several of the unsolved crimes (although most of his sentence is being served concurrently, if you total up everything but the life sentenes, you've still got 100+ years of time to serve). He most likely would have spent at least most of the rest of his life in gaol just on the break and entry.

If he stfu, what they would have gotten from the warrant would have already have been enough to at least put him in gaol for the rest of his life (82 counts of break and and end his military career and marriage, which in turn probably would have been enough leverage to get him to talk as much as he did in this interview anyway. His moral compass obviously wasn't completely fucked, he still gave them the victim's location and talked pretty freely once the gig was up, without asking for anything in return.

At the very very least, he certainly was not walking out of here. Once he walked in, there was no scenario in which he was leaving that interrogation room a free man, they were just sizing him up for confession to make things easier and to cover all bases (including the recovery of the murder victim).

@C3V Media and peace be with you too, sister.

@C3V Media and peace be with you too, sister.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse “i don’t care about random nobodies” while still replying to everyone shitting on him months after the fact lmao

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse “i don’t care about random nobodies” while still replying to everyone shitting on him months after the fact lmao

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I’ve got your back mo chára

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I’ve got your back mo chára

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse they don't only interview when they have a strong foundation in the case. You can see that though other examples even on this channel

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse they don't only interview when they have a strong foundation in the case. You can see that though other examples even on this channel

@G ita normally your sister so at least with my mum you're not further deforming your genetic DNA.

Small steps and all that...

@G ita normally your sister so at least with my mum you're not further deforming your genetic DNA.

Small steps and all that...

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse that's not what your mom says

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse that's not what your mom says

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse You’re wrong, with a good lawyer the case would’ve easily been extended another month or two if this guy had just shut up. Some people don’t seem to be able to do so and neither can you! If the detectives had pulled some strings they might’ve been able to get a warrant and search him further; but no way the tire tracks and the boot prints alone were enough to convict him that day.

I think if he had a lawyer he would still be free

I think if he had a lawyer he would still be free

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse These morons yelling at you in the comments have no clue what they're talking about. No they wouldn't have convicted him for the shoe and tire prints, but that's more than enough to issue a warrant.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse These morons yelling at you in the comments have no clue what they're talking about. No they wouldn't have convicted him for the shoe and tire prints, but that's more than enough to issue a warrant.

@Tommy Junior wrong?

No.

Challenged?

Hardly.

Supreme?
Absolutely.

@Tommy Junior wrong?

No.

Challenged?

Hardly.

Supreme?
Absolutely.

I love how y'all arguing over who has the most police procedure knowledge when I doubt any of you work in law enforcement. Which means you all must of been on the wrong side of the law 🤨😂

I love how y'all arguing over who has the most police procedure knowledge when I doubt any of you work in law enforcement. Which means you all must of been on the wrong side of the law 🤨😂

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady yeah, but I'm a bloody good looking arsehole, and rather intelligent it seems...😘

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady yeah, but I'm a bloody good looking arsehole, and rather intelligent it seems...😘

@The Introspectre its you tube, what do you expect.

@The Introspectre its you tube, what do you expect.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse if he kept quiet it would have only taken a day or two to get what they needed.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse if he kept quiet it would have only taken a day or two to get what they needed.

Ray Finkle omg... your name AND your display icon lolol

Ray Finkle omg... your name AND your display icon lolol

@MartyVw nah just saying nothing would be the best. Building a lie on the fly could give him away.

@MartyVw nah just saying nothing would be the best. Building a lie on the fly could give him away.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse so what? Keeping his mouth shut the penalty would be much less cause that is not enough.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse so what? Keeping his mouth shut the penalty would be much less cause that is not enough.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you’re not weak, but you are dumb.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you’re not weak, but you are dumb.

The debate in the comments are better than any episode of WWE in the last 5 years. Impressive you all :) Thanks for the entertainment ;)

The debate in the comments are better than any episode of WWE in the last 5 years. Impressive you all :) Thanks for the entertainment ;)

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse did you ever get interrogated by police or detectives ? I wonder where your expertise comes from ?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse did you ever get interrogated by police or detectives ? I wonder where your expertise comes from ?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse he definitely had a choice. The interrogator stated multiple times that if he wanted to speak to a lawyer he could do so immediately. Had he demanded to speak to a lawyer before offering any sort of collection of possible evidence, he would have walked. Guaranteed. End of discussion.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse he definitely had a choice. The interrogator stated multiple times that if he wanted to speak to a lawyer he could do so immediately. Had he demanded to speak to a lawyer before offering any sort of collection of possible evidence, he would have walked. Guaranteed. End of discussion.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the extra evidence you added is damning and definitely would have helped their case, but I don't think they ever would have gotten a warrant for that if he hadn't confessed

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse the extra evidence you added is damning and definitely would have helped their case, but I don't think they ever would have gotten a warrant for that if he hadn't confessed

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse those are still both circumstantial and a lawyer could show that beyond a reasonable doubt that it wasn't him. That along with him being a colonel with ts clearance would have helped his defense immensely. A confession or DNA is all that would have made the case

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse those are still both circumstantial and a lawyer could show that beyond a reasonable doubt that it wasn't him. That along with him being a colonel with ts clearance would have helped his defense immensely. A confession or DNA is all that would have made the case

@Lexine Bate
They had DNA from an attack and one murder.
He videod two assaults.
They had a search warrant and were searching his residence as he sat in the interrogation room.
Even if he had walked out they would have arrested him shortly after from the search findings.
Then they would have got a warrant for his DNA.
This was one of the easiest open and shut cases in history

@TheFarmer27 hell yeah. My dad always told me that to allow yourself to be offended by words and strangers then you are weak.<br>I'm not weak mate.

@TheFarmer27 hell yeah. My dad always told me that to allow yourself to be offended by words and strangers then you are weak.
I'm not weak mate.

Lol love this comment. Flawless victory!

Lol love this comment. Flawless victory!

He wouldn’t have walked anywhere except into a cell.<br>They had plenty of evidence against him, a confession is an obvious bonus and great to add in hopes of getting a conviction I court.

He wouldn’t have walked anywhere except into a cell.
They had plenty of evidence against him, a confession is an obvious bonus and great to add in hopes of getting a conviction I court.

Not a veru nice way to put it. But i get the idea. A poor choose of words. He simply is proffesional.

Not a veru nice way to put it. But i get the idea. A poor choose of words. He simply is proffesional.

@Louis E haha bless your cotton socks. I like people with a bit of fire.<br>You can come on my camping trip  but bring your own weed.

@Louis E haha bless your cotton socks. I like people with a bit of fire.
You can come on my camping trip  but bring your own weed.

@Jackeen D22 : they only made 40000 of those particular tyre

@Jackeen D22 : they only made 40000 of those particular tyre

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Now look people, here is the kinda guy who falls for police interrogations tactics right here. Stop watching so much CSI bud

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Now look people, here is the kinda guy who falls for police interrogations tactics right here. Stop watching so much CSI bud

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse geez, you still here 3 months later defending your case? if this if that is easy after the fact..... now it’s only opinions dude. Let it go, go outside, enjoy life..... or go crack another case, Russ is done with!

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse geez, you still here 3 months later defending your case? if this if that is easy after the fact..... now it’s only opinions dude. Let it go, go outside, enjoy life..... or go crack another case, Russ is done with!

@Sam Dilworth hed been seen at the victims's residence, during the correct time frame. Combine that with the rare print tyre match and bingo...<br>You have a search warrant.

@Sam Dilworth hed been seen at the victims's residence, during the correct time frame. Combine that with the rare print tyre match and bingo...
You have a search warrant.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse how could they get a search warrant for a match on a tire? It could have been a coincidence for all the police knew.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse how could they get a search warrant for a match on a tire? It could have been a coincidence for all the police knew.

Even with a lawyer would he have had to give a dna sample and a footwear sample?

Even with a lawyer would he have had to give a dna sample and a footwear sample?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse no, you are completely wrong on the claim that the 'you are free to leave at any time' is simply a scare tactic. disregarding the fact that this is canada, and those rights read to the colonel are legally binding - meaning using them as otherwise would be a severe breach of a citizen's security - the colonel has no reasonable level of evidence levelled against him as others have already mentioned in this thread.

he accepted this interview voluntarily, and as such, the act of stopping and leaving the interview would be within the colonel's authority as a 'non-suspicious' citizen as well. that is not to say that the colonel wasn't actually suspicious (as we know); having the exact same tire tracks and shoeprints were definitely so, it was a valid hunch that prosecutors could've gone on. but nowhere near incriminating in either an interrogation or a courtroom. they would be aggravating factors to a foundational argument.

you will find good sir, that unless the judge is senile or inexperienced, a warrant for an ARREST would be a farcry from the level of evidence initially found.

he would have been caught after death because he had the stolen clothes in his house.

he would have been caught after death because he had the stolen clothes in his house.

No, the search warrant for this two properties would have found the collection of items he stole from women. Forensic tests would have probably pinned some of these items to the missing women.

No, the search warrant for this two properties would have found the collection of items he stole from women. Forensic tests would have probably pinned some of these items to the missing women.

@Grinch Down boy! Heel! Draw those claws back before you have someones eye out.

@Grinch Down boy! Heel! Draw those claws back before you have someones eye out.

Oh come on, this guy had a target painted on his head from the very beginning (joke about his balding hairline)

Oh come on, this guy had a target painted on his head from the very beginning (joke about his balding hairline)

@boyeatsworld that's quite cute.

Good on you. Originality is also endearing.

@boyeatsworld that's quite cute.

Good on you. Originality is also endearing.

If he would’ve asked for legal counsel right away, he MIGHT have gotten away with it.

If he would’ve asked for legal counsel right away, he MIGHT have gotten away with it.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I appreciate you recognizing that. Just as an aside, I find interactions are more productive when we're civil. Well most interactions anyway lol. Sometimes we gotta be wild apes.

But to your point yes, many if not most people apply csi logic to real life crimes. I think where the disconnect might lay is that at least in the U.S. ( can't speak for other countries, but I've [unfortunately] been on both sides of the law. Minor in the criminal side but experienced on the other) is cops have every legal right to lie and play up the "civilians" idea that csi type forensics exist. If you believe a tire print is as unique as a finger print, there is no protocol in place to keep a u.s. cop from misleading you. They can tell you the earth is flat if they believe it will help to convict you. That's why it's important (no matter how smart you are) to have legal counsel at all times before talking to the law. Innocent or not.

@Justin Mercer at least you were decent, so I'll reciprocate your decency.

I had said earlier in this thread that I'm not american but I still maintain evidence building is NOT a consideration in many of these people I'm into it with.
They simply watch too much csi and know little about how to formulate a case defence or prosecution.

@Justin Mercer at least you were decent, so I'll reciprocate your decency.

I had said earlier in this thread that I'm not american but I still maintain evidence building is NOT a consideration in many of these people I'm into it with.
They simply watch too much csi and know little about how to formulate a case defence or prosecution.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse my friend, don't be so nasty. Your handle is Irish, and if you are, maybe you don't understand the way the legal system works on this side of the pond. I'm glad this man was caught and so happy he's been held accountable for what he's done. But from a legal standpoint, he would have been FAR better off by lawyering up in the first place.

The investigators clearly state they are bluffing in this video over and over. Would he have got off? Eh, probably not. BUT, he made their jobs easy by not getting legal representation. Which I'm glad of. Hopefully more dumb criminals fall for that shite. That being said, the people you're arguing with aren't wrong.  He made a grave mistake in not seeking counsel.

"As shoes and tires are used, their physical features change over time. This is called wear, and is often reflected in the imprint or pattern left behind. In the case of a tire track, if a vehicle is out of alignment, the right front tire may be heavily worn on the outer edge, leaving a unique wear pattern. A forensic examiner can use that wear pattern along with the tread pattern and information gained from database searches to positively match that impression to the suspect’s vehicle."

It's not the tire or footprint that is unique, it's the wear.

@TheSP33DFREAK It's a sign of intelligence not to argue with statements that are obviously untrue and can be verified simply by fact-checking. In this post-truth era, it's ridiculous to argue with somebody who doesn't believe in objective truth and facts.

@TheSP33DFREAK It's a sign of intelligence not to argue with statements that are obviously untrue and can be verified simply by fact-checking. In this post-truth era, it's ridiculous to argue with somebody who doesn't believe in objective truth and facts.

@The Introspectre They (foot prints and tire tracks) both have unique markers. The detective even states that shoe prints are as unique as fingerprints and goes into why.

There are differences in wear, flaws on both which reflects variances in pressure and distinctive markings caused by the way you walk and drive, the things you've walked on and/or ran over. Look deeper into the forensic science of these things.

http://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/fwtt/principles.html

Wow Crimson....You think that is all they had or ended with?<br>This case was open and shut without a confession. The warrant and finding His possessions and photos told enough to send him away for good

Wow Crimson....You think that is all they had or ended with?
This case was open and shut without a confession. The warrant and finding His possessions and photos told enough to send him away for good

God tier bluffing. Bet that officer's never been invited to poker night more than once.

God tier bluffing. Bet that officer's never been invited to poker night more than once.

@James Liggins it's too satisfying seeing this fool spend so much time "trolling" though. I'm certain they initially thought they were totally right but after being thoroughly shot down and called an idiot they acted like they were just trolling. It's something I always love to see on the internet, the "oh I was just trolling, hah got you" defence

@James Liggins it's too satisfying seeing this fool spend so much time "trolling" though. I'm certain they initially thought they were totally right but after being thoroughly shot down and called an idiot they acted like they were just trolling. It's something I always love to see on the internet, the "oh I was just trolling, hah got you" defence

@thegreathutt and I'm supposed to.care what you think because....?

@thegreathutt and I'm supposed to.care what you think because....?

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse i‘ve seen many bad youtube comment feeds in my time lol but you have got to be one of the most arrogant and condescending users i‘ve ever seen while being completely wrong for most of your ‚arguments‘

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse i‘ve seen many bad youtube comment feeds in my time lol but you have got to be one of the most arrogant and condescending users i‘ve ever seen while being completely wrong for most of your ‚arguments‘

@jedi1706 fan there a video featuring a policewoman called stephanie Lazarus, who got caught fire a murder over 2 and a half decades after she killed the victim.

The police make up some story about fine art crime and trick Lazarus into entering an interrogation room, but all the time they tell her she is free to leave.

Once the questioning became difficult, Lazarus exercised her "right to leave" and was promptly arrested before even leaving the room.

Check if you like.

@jedi1706 fan it's a common police tactic to exert cooperation.

If hed stood up to leave he would have been arrested at the the door.

@jedi1706 fan it's a common police tactic to exert cooperation.

If hed stood up to leave he would have been arrested at the the door.

@FemBot how is him being placed at the scene circumstantial?<br>I'd say that's absolutely crucial evidence personally.

@FemBot how is him being placed at the scene circumstantial?
I'd say that's absolutely crucial evidence personally.

@SurrealJC wow. That's an incredible comment buddy, and you're absolutely right.

@SurrealJC wow. That's an incredible comment buddy, and you're absolutely right.

@TheSP33DFREAK do you eat ice cream on Thursday?

@TheSP33DFREAK do you eat ice cream on Thursday?

@cpiippi dpipipip why thank you. I think you're awesome too.

@cpiippi dpipipip why thank you. I think you're awesome too.

@LetterboxParrot ooooohhhhhhhh no they didnt

@LetterboxParrot ooooohhhhhhhh no they didnt

@ɴ ɪ ᴛ ᴇ . I did, but then I thought fuck it. Why not wind them up? It's great fun!

@ɴ ɪ ᴛ ᴇ . I did, but then I thought fuck it. Why not wind them up? It's great fun!

Crimson Red oh yeah he got in his head like a ghost

Crimson Red oh yeah he got in his head like a ghost

Plot twist: the shoe-print actually belonged to a mail man. It was a complete coincidence that Russel was wearing the same brand of footwear on the day the police interview took place. On the night of the break in, he was in fact wearing a pair of flip flops and a swim suit that he had stolen from a 14 year old bedroom a short while ago.

Plot twist: the shoe-print actually belonged to a mail man. It was a complete coincidence that Russel was wearing the same brand of footwear on the day the police interview took place. On the night of the break in, he was in fact wearing a pair of flip flops and a swim suit that he had stolen from a 14 year old bedroom a short while ago.

@MartyVw it would be spotted very easily, bcs she doesn't have any form of communication that indicated that they're having an affair

@MartyVw it would be spotted very easily, bcs she doesn't have any form of communication that indicated that they're having an affair

Y'all forgetting the rules, don't feed the trolls, especially trolls with shields.

Y'all forgetting the rules, don't feed the trolls, especially trolls with shields.

I highly respect the interviewer who did everything right, like out of a science book, combined with credible bluffing, however it shouldn't be underestimated that this suspected wanted to be caught to get his series of crimes stopped as he wasn't able stopping it himself. Like his unconscious self made his intelligence fail on him, if you what I mean, not a native speaker here...

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse they said the tire prints were of a common type lol

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse they said the tire prints were of a common type lol

@ɴ ɪ ᴛ ᴇ . some people (1) enjoy trolling too much (2) have egos inflated to the point where they are unable to admit being wrong and (3) honestly are just unpleasant people. I'd say this guy is all three, and honestly, people should disengage. Lol

@ɴ ɪ ᴛ ᴇ . some people (1) enjoy trolling too much (2) have egos inflated to the point where they are unable to admit being wrong and (3) honestly are just unpleasant people. I'd say this guy is all three, and honestly, people should disengage. Lol

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse hey man it seems you don't have anything else to do besides argue. They deadass say that the shoe shit was a bluff & dismissiable.

Could you not ruin a great video & just take the L?? Like how you said before that you planned to leave it??

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse hey man it seems you don't have anything else to do besides argue. They deadass say that the shoe shit was a bluff & dismissiable.

Could you not ruin a great video & just take the L?? Like how you said before that you planned to leave it??

Don't be ridiculous...
He knew there was no way out and this was basically a formality. Didn't want to cause a mess for the military to deal with, perhaps. Quite possibly also might have wanted to confess, because he was disappointed - as he says - in himself because of his urges. Although that might just be him setting up the best line of defense for a later trial.
Certainly smarter than to boast or be uncooperative.

The interrogator did next to zero to make this happen. Not only did Williams accept the informal style by letting the interrogator use his (one) firstname...later he even offers him the nickname? Why??? I refuse to believe that someone in this line of career would let himself be treated like this unless he simply chooses to.

Regarding the amusing fight in here: The problem is that the defense hinges on JCS having all the facts. Which seems not to be the case. Shouldn't trust any old Youtuber to spread nothing but gospel. This channel seems to focus on promoting interrogation "techniques" that seem more fitting to use on kindergarten children than adults. Especially those who are capable of severe brutality and calculated acts. All of the accused are either dumb as bricks (Lazarus) or acting to get a lesser sentence when they know they are done for (like probably Williams, here). To believe for one second that these people can be impressed with "ego-up" and such nonsense...as if.

@Brenda I agree. Circumstantial evidence is definitely difficult to convict on, but in Britain that wouldn't necessarily be considered circumstantial.<br>It places him at the residence of a murder victim within the time frame of her disappearance. I'm not sure thats circumstantial though

@Brenda I agree. Circumstantial evidence is definitely difficult to convict on, but in Britain that wouldn't necessarily be considered circumstantial.
It places him at the residence of a murder victim within the time frame of her disappearance. I'm not sure thats circumstantial though

@Run a wow! That's profound, siegmund.  Did you think of that all by yourself?

Amazing. Heres a lolly, boy.

Daddies proud of you

@Run a wow! That's profound, siegmund.  Did you think of that all by yourself?

Amazing. Heres a lolly, boy.

Daddies proud of you

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse it’s circumstantial evidence is harder to convict, not impossible though, without reasonable.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse it’s circumstantial evidence is harder to convict, not impossible though, without reasonable.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Fair enough, I just googled it and it looks like you’re right, articles call the tire marks ‘distinctive’, my bad

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse Fair enough, I just googled it and it looks like you’re right, articles call the tire marks ‘distinctive’, my bad

@ɠơơɠƖყ ɱơơɠƖყ too much text sister. Have you still not grasped the fact that I care very little what random nobodies have to say? Unless you squeeze out the inferred superiority, subtle insults and covert hostilities I'm not going to waste precious seconds of my life reading a rehashed diatribe which draws parallels with practically every other comment directed at me.
Dilute or do one, and be original.

Fee' meh mah niggah?!

@Aibh youtube other videos. Theg state clearly that tyre is very rare. Less than 40,000 units were sold, which across the world is nothing.

@Aibh youtube other videos. Theg state clearly that tyre is very rare. Less than 40,000 units were sold, which across the world is nothing.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse he says in the video that the type of tyre was pretty common and doesn’t meet BRD

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse he says in the video that the type of tyre was pretty common and doesn’t meet BRD

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse You are perhaps the most stubborn person I've seen in any comment section.. congrats

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse You are perhaps the most stubborn person I've seen in any comment section.. congrats

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse sorry but after reading thru all these comments:...you’re just wrong.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse sorry but after reading thru all these comments:...you’re just wrong.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse wth does your name mean?

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse wth does your name mean?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse  Being passive aggressive instead of defending yourself is pretty good evidence you realise you are a clown. At least you can admit that, even in an underhanded way.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse  Being passive aggressive instead of defending yourself is pretty good evidence you realise you are a clown. At least you can admit that, even in an underhanded way.

Crimson, The guy would NOT HAVE WALKED - the Law had the EVIDENCE. cheers

Crimson, The guy would NOT HAVE WALKED - the Law had the EVIDENCE. cheers

Crimson, I'm dyslexic - do not know "stfu". I DO know "SNAFU" - Situation Normal -All F******Up".  Is "stfu" a variant of this?              cheers!

Crimson, I'm dyslexic - do not know "stfu". I DO know "SNAFU" - Situation Normal -All F******Up".  Is "stfu" a variant of this?              cheers!

@international_man aww, did you find an ally

🤣🤣🤣

@international_man aww, did you find an ally

🤣🤣🤣

@Allistair Kumaran whatever you say chief.

@Allistair Kumaran whatever you say chief.

@Felix Desrosiers naah, I've just read more into this case.

@Felix Desrosiers naah, I've just read more into this case.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you got btfo bud. You have ZERO understanding of the legal system.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you got btfo bud. You have ZERO understanding of the legal system.

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude you are making yourself look more dumb with every comment just stop

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse dude you are making yourself look more dumb with every comment just stop

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse You keep saying rare tire print but it is still a mass produced tire and fairly common for an SUV.

You're sitting over here acting like they had a conclusive DNA match and not just a tire tread match.  People may have been convicted on less, many people are convicted of crimes they didn't even commit so that's a moot point, but people have definitely been found not guilty despite way more evidence against them and having way shadier backgrounds than a career military man.
So yeah, a great prosecutor with the right jury and judge could get a conviction but a great defense attorney with the right judge and jury could get him off.
Whatever his odds were of avoiding conviction, whether low or high, I'm sure we can both agree they went way down after he confessed and provided evidence against himself.
Maybe you can't though, you seem pretty invested in "winning" here and are resorting to being a prick so who knows.
For someone whobdoesnt  are about my opinion you sure spent a lot of words responding.  Do you even believe yourself?

@Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse you might have missed the part where Williams willingly allowed the police to inspect his boots during the interview.  The video skips ahead during that part but there's 18 minutes of the interview cut out just after the 24 minute mark.
If he had lawyered up instead of cooperating he wouldn't have been free and clear but driving the same type of vehicle with the same brand of offroad tire and living near several attacks is not enough for the warrant or a conviction.  The investigation into him wouldn't have ended and they had DNA from one victim who was forcibly confined so they definitely would have taken Williams' DNA from the coffee cup he drank from and matched it to that to get a warrant if he had lawyered up or followed him around until acquiring a sample if he hadn't accidentally given one in the interview.  They also might have eventually found the body and gained more evidence from that or other parts of the investigation.

That doesn't change the fact that they didn't have much of anything on him at the beginning of the interrogation though.  Suspicion but not enough for a warrant so if Williams had shut up, gotten a lawyer, and cleared the evidence out of his house, which admittedly is not the easiest thing to do perfectly when police are following you, he could have gotten away with it, potentially.  So you are kind of wrong but still kind of right because the investigation might have shaken all kinds of things loose from the people around Williams like his wife or friends that suddenly realize they have information about him.
You're kind of a rude dick that didn't pay enough attention, just fyi

was thinking the same. could easliy be framed...

was thinking the same. could easliy be framed...

He could have claimed he was having an affair with her, and parked away from the house, he could also follow that up by saying she was also seeing someone else so him parking away benefitted both of them and that if this other person found out they wouldn't be happy, redirecting the murder to someone else and at the same time his show of guilt and anxiety would be because of being unfaithful to his wife. They would ask why he didn't come forward and he would respond with wanting to keep the whole affair a secret from his wife, if he gave evidence she would find out about the affair.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse I think they were bluffing him a lot in the interview. When he came in for the interview, they didn’t yet know he had those same boots. They only knew he had the same tires. They didn’t have search warrants either yet when he came in for the interview. They were bluffing him on that also. But, their suspicion of him definitely increased very quickly as he answered their first few questions. An innocent person would have instantly stood up and asked for a lawyer while loudly protesting their innocence as soon as they realized they were being questioned about some murders. If he had any real intelligence, he would’ve loudly and violently admonished the detective for even thinking a colonel like himself could have anything to do with this case.  He should have said:  “Are you guys fucking nuts? Do you know who I am in the community? I’m not answering any of your questions. I’m leaving now and phoning up my lawyer.” I don’t know how you think they could’ve held him with only a match on the tire tracks. And, they didn’t have any warrants yet. They only got the warrants after he started acquiescing to their line of questioning. And, I don’t even think they needed the warrants and they were just bluffing him on that because as he started admitted everything.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse both you commenters make good points. I don’t know who’s right, you or Crimson. I think Williams was an idiot for agreeing to go into the interview. I would have called a lawyer right away, especially since he knew that he was guilty. The question is then how quickly would they have been able to get the warrants. They probably would not have been able to get them if he had not agreed to go in for an interview because many undiscovered culprits could have had those tire tracks. They didn’t even have the footwear evidence against him at that point. They only had the tire tracks at that point. So, I have to agree with Crimson that you are wrong. My opinion is that he could have gotten away with everything if he was a little shrewder and not gone in for that interview, and instead, gotten a lawyer right away.

@The Introspectre yawn. I couldn't be bothered reading your comment but I'm assuming it involved questioning my credibility, over exaggerating your own intellect, and possibly and underhanded insult or two.

Very well then.

We'll leave it there.

@The Introspectre yawn. I couldn't be bothered reading your comment but I'm assuming it involved questioning my credibility, over exaggerating your own intellect, and possibly and underhanded insult or two.

Very well then.

We'll leave it there.

@The Introspectre having read the rest of your comment, its confirmed that you have zero clue in evidence building.

@The Introspectre having read the rest of your comment, its confirmed that you have zero clue in evidence building.

@The Introspectre did you not listen to the video?
The police were executing the warrant as soon as Russell Williams entered the police station!
They HAD the warrant!

You simply have no clue about evidence building in cases.

They had the warrant and were executing it as they interviewed Williams.

Its a combined effort.

@The Introspectre did you not listen to the video?
The police were executing the warrant as soon as Russell Williams entered the police station!
They HAD the warrant!

You simply have no clue about evidence building in cases.

They had the warrant and were executing it as they interviewed Williams.

Its a combined effort.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse if they could’ve gotten a warrant they would’ve immediately. I don’t understand the condescension. And again, even in the interrogation he lied about having the best analyzer and even the narrator alludes to the fact that this was an embellishment and that this evidence isn’t as conclusive as the interrogator was making it seem. Rare doesn’t mean unique. They aren’t just gonna give a warrant because something is rare. Any number of Suvs could’ve had those tires and any number of people could’ve had those shoes, they are not gonna get a warrant on that. They cant even place the vehicle there technically. You could lie and say someone changed the tires; no GPS saying yea this specific vehicle was there, no license plate. Way to condescend while presenting a very flimsy and naive argument.

@The Introspectre wouldnt have gotten a warrant?
You clearly have zero familiarity with arrest procedures.
With a rare tire match and footwear match from the victims driveway  they would have a warrant within the length of time it took the judge to sign it off!

@The Introspectre wouldnt have gotten a warrant?
You clearly have zero familiarity with arrest procedures.
With a rare tire match and footwear match from the victims driveway  they would have a warrant within the length of time it took the judge to sign it off!

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse You talk about the evidence at his house but they wouldn’t have gotten the warrant. He really could’ve walked out he wasn’t under arrest and they didn’t have enough to hold him to get a warrant to investigate. He had a mountain of evidence locked behind the very solid vault door of plausible deniability. They lied to get him there. He was a colonel in the military they were gonna need more than that to bring him down or even hold him. There are way more cases that go dead at interrogation than are solved. So many more murders go unsolved especially once you break the first 48 hour mark. Dude was free and clear until he talked.

@The Introspectre nope, they probably would t be enough by themselves although I've seen convictions come back on far less evidence.
There were many other examples of incriminating evidence, such as the deleted victim photographs he took, and less damning but equally devastating items belonging to the victims which williams took and stored at his home, such as the panties and brassieres he took from their homes. The combined evidence pool would hang buried him regardless of whether he spoke or not. I'm afraid his admittance simply confirmed what these fantastic detectives already knew and could already prove.

Edit:
Its a common tactic to say they're free to leave any time they choose to, but there is no chance he would having left the corridor, never mi d the building. Its a clever tactic to give the subject a false sense of security. If Williams had tried to leave he would have been detained at the other side of the door.

You see, the police dont interview people when theyre at a disadvantage. They ARREST people in order to get time to build up their evidence, but sometimes they already have enough evidence to build a case without a confession and interviewing suspects is generally the final section of the arrest phase.
They've already built the foundation of their case by the time they come to interview suspects and whilst it's true that certain answers suspects give can affect the outcome of the arrest phase, sometimes theyre only conducted to confirm the polices suspicions.
That's what happened here.

Ní Síocháin Gan Saoirse wrong. There isn’t a court out there thats gonna convict on those two things alone. Why do you think he made up that whole story about having the best shoe-print analyzer in the country? And rare or otherwise unless there is some type of serial number “rare” doesn’t cut it. It was tread and any number of that tire could be in that city as well as that shoe print as far as anyone knows. Its not a unique marker. Absolutely no way he would’ve gotten a murder conviction on those two things alone. Period. Because as well as all that those two things only put him at the scene, not inside the house and there was no DNA evidence of any kind to place him in contact with the woman or place him inside the house at any point. He could make up any number of lies as to why those were there but he wouldn’t have to because those things wouldn’t be enough to even hold him. The narrator said it even, he could’ve walked out of that interview at any time before he copped to the murder. They didn’t even know it was murder until he confessed

No he wouldnt.
The tire prints were rare and matched identically to Williams' jeep.
His footprints were also matched identically to footprints left at the victims house along with the tire tracks.

He would never have been able to explain that away.

He was fucked from the second s he arrived at the station.

No he wouldnt.
The tire prints were rare and matched identically to Williams' jeep.
His footprints were also matched identically to footprints left at the victims house along with the tire tracks.

He would never have been able to explain that away.

He was fucked from the second s he arrived at the station.


He got a confession from some tire tracks and footprints. Jim Smith is truly a master of his profession.


i can only imagine the victory feeling the detective must feel when Russell says "got a map"


So basically this is what happened in that interrogation room:
Detective: You see when humans breath out CO2 it makes certain pattern, Okay? So here's a print out of a picture we took of the suspect's CO2 pattern at the scene and here's yours and we have world renowned CO2 expert who analyzed both of these and you see both patterns are identical, tell me where is she?
Russ: I can't believe this is happening, this is way too much science for me. Anyway here's my confession and please let me know if you'd like to know anything specific.
Case closed!

Yeah, it was pretty wild how incredibly easily this man was fooled


The psychology of law enforcement interrogations is fascinating.


When Russ Williams said "Do you have a map?" Wow... it gave me chills


It's crazy how a man of this stature could turn around to confession so quick, and with so little evidence. So many other ones drag on and on.


idk if it's my social anxiety or what but the ability of the BSU people to be comfortable in the awkward conversations before the suspect realizes what's going on always amazes me. just insane talent


Wow! That part about the cat staring at him is straight out of a thriller.

It scares me to bits I live alone and have two cats. They notice shit I dont see till I see the way they are staring at something. Chills.


If it wasn't for world-renowned forensic expert John Norman, this guy would still be out running free.

@Zack Colbourne thank you lmao i commented basically the same thing and glad to see someone else agrees. god i fuckin hate that "word" its sooooo cringe

@PriestOfTheUnholy you mean aerial? PriestOfTheMispellings

@JustADawg my god its not 2013 please stop saying "interwebs" its really not cute or funny its just so cringe

@JustADawg something tells me you aren't the brightest person around

Sababa Hummus And the checkpoint that the police set up and the alert officer who noted the tires were the same tread.

@Vinícius Oliva ...and I didn't grasp that people think that? My point still stands. "Interwebs" is dumber.

Which part didn't I grasp? I think I understood just fine, and you're just annoyed by my tone. I might not have argued with that, but it isn't the route you took.

@Oilers Fan The other guy said "interwebs", which is absurdly dated and unpleasant. Don't pick sides if you suck at it.

he also played a major part in solving the case of the converse all star stomper

@Gary Kast no, I've seen the Ariel photos of her house and the diagrams of his path.. there is a lot of empty space around her property,  he came right off the road and round the side/back of her house then walked quite a distance up to it leaving the footprints too.

Will look up that epic Nike
This went on for years
The tire print
When cops did road stoppage he  look down and notice
He could not believe it
From there forensic came in
Overall it takes many to fulfilled his last rite

I was suprised that the police hadn't done the tire and foot prints prior to being told about the SUV.   The tire prints could  e eliminated from innocent neighbors easily

Actually it was the guy who called in saying he saw her SUV outside the house

@Human Traffic Welcome to the interwebs.

I’ve read a few of his books. I understand why he’s world-renowned

@JustADawg LOL. Exactly <br>The detective did a number on the Williams. Bullshited his way to a confession in barely an hour.

@JustADawg LOL. Exactly
The detective did a number on the Williams. Bullshited his way to a confession in barely an hour.

Good Boy Buddy ...that’s the joke. The detective was bluffing.

Never heard of him. I can't find anything about him on Google. Even the narrator says he wasn't a world renowned expert. He just printed off the copies.

His work in the Nike Necrophile case of 1997 is epic


I've seen CSI mentioned in other interviews as well. I think they are trying to appear more intimidating that way by giving the impression that their capabilities are "tv like"


I just want to thank you, your videos have introduced me to a field that I'm genuinely interested in. I'm highly considering even going to college for it, not Criminal Psychology specifically, but some aspect of Psychology, I'm thinking Trauma or emergency care type stuff, maybe working as a case worker for victims in the police department, something like that..<br>Thank you, for introducing me to what may possibly become my career..

I just want to thank you, your videos have introduced me to a field that I'm genuinely interested in. I'm highly considering even going to college for it, not Criminal Psychology specifically, but some aspect of Psychology, I'm thinking Trauma or emergency care type stuff, maybe working as a case worker for victims in the police department, something like that..
Thank you, for introducing me to what may possibly become my career..


This is the most canadian interrogation I can imagine. The interrogator was so nice and non-confrontational lol. Amazing work by the detective


Dude’s lookin at the footprints like he was looking at a restaurant menu

He was shell shocked when he saw the footprints.... his mind racing


Hey, I'm a little late to the party but I just wanted to chime in with that I lived in Trenton during the time of this happening. I was in Highschool, and I had worked at KFC where Mr.Williams would often come in to get food after his shift still in uniform. I found out later that the murder (of Jessica) had taken place previous to me seeing him, and it always stuck with me that people are out there that can commit murder and still go out for fast food as if nothing had happened.  Also for the record,  he was one of the only people to actively praise the coleslaw at KFC and that is why I knew deep down something was wrong with him.

Nuh uh. I was addicted to KFC coleslaw during my second pregnancy. Ate it Every. Single. Day.

@dukadar o'dear I worked at KFC in highschool and trust me, that coleslaw is practically plastic before the Mayo get mixed into it.  I haven't been able to eat coleslaw from any restaurant since 😭

Claire anybody buy a tarp, garbage bags, a shovel, and duct tape all in one go?

Claire anybody buy a tarp, garbage bags, a shovel, and duct tape all in one go?

@Rascal Bascal thank you.. we are tired of war.

@Rascal Bascal thank you.. we are tired of war.

Oh no, I love kfc colesaw., and I have flashlight. This guy is one sick individual, heart goes out to families of victims

I know the feeling.
When I was in middle school, we had this security guard who always gave me the creeps. Just something about him was... Off. Otherwise, he was a pretty normal guy. I attended a church in my town and there was always this woman who sat by herself in the back left pew.
Fast forward about 5 years and that security guard is suddenly on the news. Turns out, 15 years prior, he had kidnapped a girl from the school and kept her in his house. He had just started working at the school and convinced her that her parents didn't love her and that he'd take care of her. He fed her peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and gave her just a bucket to relieve herself in.
The woman I mentioned that sat alone in my church happened to be the woman he kidnapped. He, after many years, ended up allowing her to leave the house and go into town. She made friends with a local convenience store owner and noticed, in his store, that there was a missing persons poster with her picture on it. Once she felt comfortable with the convenience store owner, she told him that that was her. He sheltered her as he informed the police.
I didn't know how to feel. I suppose I feel like it made me more aware of how the world around me is so very different from how I pictured and hoped it would be. Maybe a bit of my faith in humanity died that day. I don't know.

It.was.quite.obvious you were trying to lighten a dark event with gallows humour .people who didn't get that have zero sense of humour

The consumption of beef makes the human being more aggressive. We eat the ALL adrenaline, the animal that suffers a pain close to humans.

@Ga Hillbilly  they don't offer mashed potatoes at the kfc here. They always looked so good in the commercials.

@Richard Adams WTF? Isnt that coleslaw good.....damn.....lol

@Richard Adams WTF? Isnt that coleslaw good.....damn.....lol

@Chris Cash wanna bet on it? I call it yes.

@Chris Cash wanna bet on it? I call it yes.

Personally I think the coleslaw is much nicer than the chicken

Personally I think the coleslaw is much nicer than the chicken

That love of KFC coleslaw was a giant red flag.

That love of KFC coleslaw was a giant red flag.

Shudder, are you sure about the coleslaw?

Shudder, are you sure about the coleslaw?

Liking KFC coleslaw is weird, but understandable. If he liked the mashed potatoes and gravy (oh sweet Jesus), then you've got a maniac on your hands.

These comments are TERRIFYING!  So many people enjoy KFC coleslaw... who could imagine so many psychopaths roam amongst us?!?!? 😳  Do you also prefer Law & Order over CSI!?!? 🥺🥺

Damn. I really like kfc’s coleslaw. Guess I’m a psychopath. 🥺☹

Damn. I really like kfc’s coleslaw. Guess I’m a psychopath. 🥺☹

Well if u just comitted murder who has time to cook?

Well if u just comitted murder who has time to cook?

Research shows that criminals have pretty mundain lives despite sometimes committing things they know go are against society’s rules.

I remember reading about one burglar who, when asked why he didn’t steal as many things in one of the houses, answered that he had to cut the burglary short because his wife had called him to know if he had bought any milk and he realized he hadn’t.

So yeah it might seem strange at first glance, but just because someday is capable of killing someone doesn’t mean he can’t be hungry the next day and have some fast food out of convenience. Because it’s just what everybody does.

Adding to my list of psychopath traits "likes kfc coleslaw".

Adding to my list of psychopath traits "likes kfc coleslaw".

CHICKEN GREASE GETS BLOOD OFF THE HANDS VERY EASILY !!

CHICKEN GREASE GETS BLOOD OFF THE HANDS VERY EASILY !!

@cacauldr Lmfao! That's the best computer joke I've heard this week.

@cacauldr Lmfao! That's the best computer joke I've heard this week.

Haha, love your comment Richard. Making light of a serious situation is good black comedy, good one.

Keegos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Keegos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Liking the cole slaw in KFC is a sure sign of deep, pathological illness. No doubt about it.

KFC fucking coleslaw!? Jeeeeeeesus Chrrrrrist...

KFC fucking coleslaw!? Jeeeeeeesus Chrrrrrist...

Wasn’t expecting to laugh at the end of this comment

Wasn’t expecting to laugh at the end of this comment

lol no neurotypical human likes KFC slaw

lol no neurotypical human likes KFC slaw

Keegos I must be a psychopath because I love KFC Coleslaw!!

Keegos I must be a psychopath because I love KFC Coleslaw!!

Ok..this coleslaw remark has Canada  and America at the brink of war! Now  knock it off!

Ok..this coleslaw remark has Canada  and America at the brink of war! Now  knock it off!

@Keegos Ewww light green coleslaw? Here in the UK its a cream pasty colour with carroty bits. hey you dont think the coleslaw comment could be something more do ya?

Keego How does one actively praise coleslaw?

Keego How does one actively praise coleslaw?

My dear a psychopath can murder a child, wash his hands and then go eat a sandwich. Their brains are not wired like a normal human, they lack the very primal thing that makes us human, caring and compassion. This man is a monster. Always remember be careful of men (mostly) that are super nice, almost nice at nasium, that glib superficial  niceness can be a precursor to other deeper issues., not always but be cognizant of this. My mom always told me to be careful of the quiet men, knowing what I know now I would be more careful of the really nice ones. It's really scary too because often they are very articulate in speech and academically advanced.....look at Ted Bundy!! All I know is I'm glad I'm married I would never be good at being single bc I would not trust any man and I would have to send a lot of money doing background checks.....OMG I watch too much crime TV...LOL

@Henrik  doesn'r matter. He's in Quebec serving a life sentence. Here he's gonna be in debt for life, although not sure his wife( probably ex by now) has given any money up yer.

maybe he was trying some messed up way of compensating or appearing nice, by being overly weirdly nice over stupid things?

who knows STILL what Psychos are living in Belleville, Trenton, Brighton, Napanee, or Bancroft or Tweed even.. right?

@Talip SAKA ...makes sense. Hey, you think he was wearing ladies undies during this questioning?

@Ga Hillbilly ....been awhile, I liked their slaw,  but for mashed pots,  nothing like homemade, EVER!!!

....LMAO AT YOUR COMMENT. BUT HEY, YOU KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING!!!!  always trust your gut instinct. Not if you are a bleached blonde....😎🤗🤣😂 talking bout the dramatic bimbos in the beginning of video. Would live to see those interrogations. Take care...

@Fupa Hunter  Ladies and gentleman, we got em' .

@Fupa Hunter  Ladies and gentleman, we got em' .

What's wrong with the Coleslaw? That stuff is crazy good!

What's wrong with the Coleslaw? That stuff is crazy good!

Keegos must be something wrong with me as well,cuz I love kfc slaw. Oh,that’s right,I’m a cat lady.4 cats!

@Keegos serial killers are likely to be adaptable to the society. Its the reason why they go on until make a severe mistake caused by overconfidence.

@A Dog's Human You know, I'm a Yank and writing this in 2019. We have an occupier of our presidential mansion who LOVES him some KFC. Think that means anything?

Ga Hillbilly in Canada KFC doesn’t sell mashed potatoes, only fries. The American menus are quite different.🖤🇨🇦

Idk man, I'm Canadian so our KFC coleslaw is just basically a light-green slop that tastes vaguely of cabbage. Also for everyone saying I'm taking the murders lightly, you have to understand that at the time of this happening I was only 15-16 and I had no relation to the family whatsoever. It absolutely is a tragedy and I guess I didn't make myself clear on the fact that I find this behavior abhorrent, and how terrifying it is to know that he was walking amongst people I knew as well as myself on a day to day basis. I just wanted to lighten the mood after a pretty dim and bleak video and so I made a joke. Thanks for the feedback regardless, and enjoy your day.

That's AWESOME! Well, I love the coleslaw at KFC too. Tell me, what does that say about me?

Dude, I don’t know if Canada’s KFC is different then here in America but I fucking love the coleslaw. Don’t knock it bro 😂

@J Howard If he was doing it everytime I can see how it come off as off. Point taken

@J Howard If he was doing it everytime I can see how it come off as off. Point taken

@J Howard A little joke at the end of a serious event doesn't make it come off as light eh? Ok, take it how you will.

Kfc colealaw is awesome.. their mash potatoes and gravy also <br>.. their chicken has drastically went down hill

Kfc colealaw is awesome.. their mash potatoes and gravy also
.. their chicken has drastically went down hill

Hilarious xD Damn. Must have been weird for you realizing all this afterwards

Hilarious xD Damn. Must have been weird for you realizing all this afterwards

<i>Adds DB_ATT 'Var_Coleslaw' to forensic database</i>

_Adds DB_ATT 'Var_Coleslaw' to forensic database_

I like KFC traditional chicken.
Their coleslaw doesn't stand out as remarkable one way or the other for me.
Never before heard coleslaw choice being diagnostic of psychopathology but you learn something new every day.

Proabbaly likes kfc cos of the word colonel

Proabbaly likes kfc cos of the word colonel

@Jason James I think it should part of any murder interrogation now. "Do you enjoy KFC coleslaw?" Dead giveaway for Psychopathic tendencies I think.

Maybe you've stumbled across something with that coleslaw thing!

Maybe you've stumbled across something with that coleslaw thing!

You sure are taking that murder lightly when it happend so close to you

You sure are taking that murder lightly when it happend so close to you


This detective is astounding man, gets a confession 56 minutes into an interrogation, that is absolutely mind-blowing.


This channel rules and Jim Smyth is a legend. Just subscribed on Patreon for all the videos. An interview with Smyth would be amazing!

In case you haven't seen it yet, The Behavior Panel did an interview with Jim Smythe,  it's up on their channel.


since last night i’ve just been watching these and honestly it’s fascinating (not in a weird creepy way) but like from the detectives pov and how many psychological games are being played almost like chess moves, you play your move and observe your suspect and notice the smallest signs in their behavior & body language to determine what to do next. hats off to these guys you do an amazing job


I've lived in Ottawa all my life.  Best friend lived in Belleville/Trenton area. This man terrified the province. Cathartic to see Russ get dunked upon.


This detective's voice is pure and perfect ASMR. Droning, soft, monotone, reassuring when necessary. I can see how and why he could get literally anyone to admit their crimes. Hell I'd want to admit to every wrong thing I've ever done just to have him talk more.


Same guy that did the Rafferty case. This dude is an absolute unit of a detective.


This is literally my favorite channel.  I don't like watching criminal shows because they really play into the fear of the situation, but JCS presents the case in such an enjoyable and straightforward way.  Thank you so much for the hours of entertainment, I really appreciate the work you put in to these videos!


man...just wanna say I love all your knowledge about explaining the detective techniques, and psychology behind it, super interesting stuff.


Alright, this channel is literally the most perfect thing I’ve ever come across

@Evan Dean As a guy with aspirations of becoming a pcycho, I agree too!

@Xavier Garnier not once was this line uttered in The Silence of the Lambs. Common misconception

Check out Nukes Top 5 scary ghost videos I can't stop watching that channel either

Right? I've been on YouTube since before Google owned it and this remains the only channel I will instantly click on a video from.

Clarisse Fricks I just found it and I am addicted! This is crack for psychologists!😂😂

@Xavier Garnier This comment deserves way more thumbs up lmao

It’s forensic psychology fyi. You can’t study Jim Can’t Swimology yet.


I googled the detective & saw that in 2011, it was decided that the same tactics he used in this confession were used against a guy who shook a child to death & suddenly all his techniques were labeled as a negative. Interesting how when his tactics get a confession in one case, he's a genius but when a case gets dropped, he's now the bad guy.


JCS NO ONE DOES IT LIKE YOU, PURE STRAIGHT ON POINT DISCUSSION!!! COME BACK :)


I love your channel! thank you so much for the amazing content you provide <3


this guy could literally make me admit to crimes i’ve never even done


Straight up one of the best channels on youtube. Can't get enough of this.

I’m not addicted - I can stop any time😁🙃😉

JCS is the best, just worried that his uploads are so few these Days,,,I Hope he is ok❤

@Ba Ri me too! i could literally watch him all day!!

And he's such an amazing writer! The way be describes complex ideas and theories and thought patterns is just brilliant. Clear and concise without dumbing it down

Hell yea. And the narrator isn't overwhelming and annoying either.


God bless John Norman. If it wasn’t for his expert footprint analysis this creep would still be on the loose.


My goodness I hope this detective knows how brilliant he is and the degree of difficulty there in just totally blown away I am a salesman and this detective is incredible thank goodness his skills are being used for this but wow his talent is off the charts it’s crazy to think how rare a skill set this is and how it’s not compensated well enough.


Wow this investigator actually got a full confession and from an almost serial killer not alot of detectives can say that. Props to the whole team getting this creep off the streets.


I love your videos and analyses. They’re so in depth and fantastic. Thank you for your work on these


@JarvisBailey VA hair isn't hairy but makes things hairy

@JarvisBailey VA water isn’t wet, water makes things wet :)

@Sgt. Pepper But more importantly, do not have someone who does not like you point a finger at you.  That will get you prison too.

Even tho you cannot, in the purest definition of the word, call yourself "free" - put things into context,  you can still take a walk when you want, still look your loved ones in the eyes when you want, still go buy a beer or a pizza when you want. Still see the stars, the sun and moon when you want.I'll take that over prison any day of the week.

@NWO Spidey god is the most wicked of them all

@NWO Spidey NWO? you mean new world order? what a basket-case you are...

God is going to get all the wicked eventually. They may escape prison from the NWO, but God will bind them with everlasting chains of darkness. They will never escape.

@Max Hyde it only makes sense to be disproportionately incarcerated when you cause a disproportionate amount of crime. just food for thought, kiddo

@Simon Statistics say you're in the fantasy world

@JarvisBailey VA you'd be surprised, most people in prison want to be there

@JarvisBailey VA there are people on this planet who truly think fatty meat isn't greasy

Its not too bad here if you got a phone with data and youtube.

@MatéDrinker I see you have an eye for excellence ^_^

It's awesome that you have "Plok" as your YouTube avatar!

You love not having been guilty of a crime.  This is mental water torture right here.

@Sgt. Pepper that doesn't work for thousands of people... there's a reason the united states has such a preposterously high conviction rate.

@The Musical Stylings of Brent Bunn <br>I can answer that: because they have rings through their noses, which are connected to their horns. Horny material doesn't evaporate.

@The Musical Stylings of Brent Bunn
I can answer that: because they have rings through their noses, which are connected to their horns. Horny material doesn't evaporate.

@JarvisBailey VA Then why haven't all the water buffaloes evaporated?


Every one of these is like a train wreck, you don't want to look - but you can't look away.  Brilliant channel and insight.  I like that the commentary is left to a minimum, only when needed, just to clarify techniques etc.


this went from one of the more boring JCS interrogations to perhaps the most fucking wild shit ever. holy fuck

As a Canadian i heard that guys name in the news constantly for a bit. I knew what to expect but still. A wild ride for sure. The cat story 😱


Not a moment of sadness, remorse or a single tear....those poor women, just horrific what they went through.

He’s a psychopath he cannot feel remorse


I love how you break down their history and how this influences their way of thinking. You really present these investigations. You should be on Netflix!


Damn, these Canadian cops are professional as hell.

@Shady Yes you are just straight up wrong. Feel free to reply, but this will be my last message

@Kathleen MacDonald I am saying our problem is not as bad as it is in the US, also the RCMP has started cracking down on the kidnapping issues, people being kidnapped is not the RCMP being bad (except for the very few kidnapped by the rcmp which I could not find a single source on btw) the issue would be the RCMP not doing anything about it, which they started doing stuff about. You are speaking out of your ass, the RCMP was horrible 10 years ago but they have changed and are doing a lot better, so not think that they are even nearly as bad as the American Police who are trained to shoot first ask later

@Kathleen MacDonald Have you not seen the American Justice system? I believe a certain individual died around the time of your comment, along with many more due to American police negligence, the Canadian police system is by no means perfect, but it is a hell of a lot better than the American system. Do not speak out of your ass, to compare the Canadian Police to the very undertrained American police is insane.

@Zachary Carrier Actually, Canadian Police, and soldiers are trained at a higher level than an average American police or soldier primarily due to the massive army size difference meaning soldiers can have more focus put on them, and lack of equipment requires better soldiers and police, the Canadian Military is much better at stuff like spec-ops than the US military, it is just a fact.

@Madame Feast thats amazing its the same guy.

@Madame Feast was just going to say that, the michael rafferty interrogator was convincing me that i was guilty

@Kathleen MacDonald I'm probably younger than you lmao

Tom Cole you just agreed with my original point, so I’m not sure why the hostility. I’m leaving the comments now because YouTube comment fighting does nothing. Hope you have a good day (and I’m saying that genuinely, not everyone is taking a disingenuous tone with you)

@Kathleen MacDonald I know how the police deal with our natives, its the same way the police (and the government, might I add) deal with most things, incompetently.

I'm aware residential schools existed.

 Slavery was abolished all throughout the British empire (which we were a part of) 30+ years before Canada's confederation with a few individual provinces having already abolished it or made steps toward its abolition.

If you had read my reply competently you would know that I said "...we do not have the same history of racism as America..." which is true, we do not share the same history of racism as America, Canada does have a history of racism but it is far less overt and severe as America's history on it.

Please look into how the police force treats our indigenous communities now...look into residential schools... look into upper and lower Canada slaves... we have a very similar history.

@Tom Cole I totally agree with both of those later statements, but there is definitely reported corruption in the RCMP, Municipal governments that control local police forces, and in the officials of high rank in the OPP. It is definitely very covert compared to the United States, but present none the less. A lot of the info is available through a google search. The more informed we are, the more good we can do in our communities :)

Yes they are, eh? He is aboot as good as the come.

@Kathleen MacDonald it's not corrupt. The rcmp is incompetent and the courts are unexplainably lenient on murderers and rapists.

Unlike the american cops - too few are honorable and respectable individuals.   God Bless those who take the serve and protect oath seriously.

Lol obviously publicly shared information by any given company/corporation/institution is always going to be positive.

I really hate COPS the show this type of info is much better and challenged the mind cause I was like I have a story to tell to the investigator. He didn’t threaten <br>the dude let him tell his story without handcuffs. 🧐 That  🕵♂ had to dive into his world and ask following questions. I would have stop after the sex part. Like boi you did what... yup no poker face I’m bluffing😔

I really hate COPS the show this type of info is much better and challenged the mind cause I was like I have a story to tell to the investigator. He didn’t threaten
the dude let him tell his story without handcuffs. 🧐 That  🕵♂ had to dive into his world and ask following questions. I would have stop after the sex part. Like boi you did what... yup no poker face I’m bluffing😔

I doubt ALL Canadian cops are this good at their job.  This man is an example of how interrogators SHOULD be.

TURBO then you’re very susceptible to what MSM wants you to feel.

@Owen Goff it absolutely is. please do your own independent research and don't just rely on what you see and hear.

Kathleen MacDonald  no its not Jesus  christ

@Zachary Carrier 100% correct. Canadian here and the criminal justice system is just as corrupt here, but nobody's ready for that convo lol. This guys is jus a stellar example of a good cop. he doesn't represent the broken system.

@Madame Feast I remember him playing the good cop?

The calmness of this guy is amazing. You want to be his friend. He's so good at that and uses it to his full advantage.

TURBO you’re missing out on a lot of good stuff with that mindset. We have a lot of great places to visit even if you don’t want to live here

@Zachary Carrier much Higher than the US example: when i was growing up in the 90s it was my dream to visit USA. Now i want to move to Canada and wouldn't visit the US for free even if i was paid to visit all the landmarks. So disappointing.

Yeah, the Ottawa department of forensics and psychology is considered one of the best in the world.

The fact that he said multiple times that he could speak with a lawyer and even said "would you like to speak with a lawyer?" And was still able to coax a confession. This is how things should work

Anyone will know who has been through police training in Canada. Jim is the GOD of interrigation

This guy is great. There is another video of him on this channel playing the bad cop role in the Michael Rafferty case


this channel is by far the best. also is it just me or would Woody Harrelson play a great Russell Williams if there were ever a movie or show on this


I find this video to be the one I keep coming back to over all the other JCS videos, something about the way Russel describes the acts that he performs is so different form any other confession. He seems so shameful, I almost empathize with him, which is incredibly scary. He doesn't have the lack of empathy disposition of any other suspect in these videos. Chris Watts and Jennifer Pan try to feign it, but it's so clearly not genuine, many others like Dalia Dippolito, Jodi Arias, Stephanie Lazarus simply don't even pretend to be sorry. Williams feels like he genuinely hates the person he's become behind that stoic persona. He's very clearly a monster and I don't have remorse for him, but I find him to be an immensely fascinating person to watch speak.


As far as interrogations go this legit seems like the best one ever


Genuinely interested to know, how many of these interviews if the suspect got a lawyer immediately and refused to say anything at all without one present would have ended differently? Would any of them have managed to escape any punishment whatsoever due to lack of evidence? Would some get lesser sentences? And why do they not ask for a lawyer right away? If anyone can answer this I would love that.

Watch the JCS Casey Anthony video and you’ll get all your answers.

casey anthony. yes to absolutely every single one of those. all because of a lawyer


This channel is gold. I am only interested in the psychology of criminals, but most channels concentrate on everything around the crime but the interrogation of the criminal. I used to watch plain long interrogations, and try to analyse things myself, but your additions are just... what can I say ? I feel like I have an intellectual friend in what I am deeply interested in. So thank you very much for your work. It is very precious.

Truly well said. And like life, few people mentally stimulate me, so I tend to rewatch these just as enthusiacted as the first time. My favorite is still mad cow expressionist  Lazarus.

Not only that. Jim literally makes the most compelling content of all time. No bullshit, no corny jokes, only important and insightful information and lets the videos play without pointless interruptions. It makes it so real and you just get completely sucked into it. This man is insanely intelligent and videos are masterfully edited.

>”Human Being”
>has a picture of a panda

LIAR


The psychological hints manners and techniques they implement when  interrogating are so intriguing and powerful. Very interesting when you break it down.     Oh and btw, this excuse for a human is a monster.


Gonna let you dudes in on something. As a barber with over 12 years experience, that hairline and patch is very common as we men get older. The reason why this gentleman’s “patch” looks more pronounced is because it’s likely he’s got a slight indentation where the separation occurs. My grandfather used to tell me “never get old” and I think he meant it.

Yes, my Grandma would tell me the same. Don't get old.

That's why I just shave my head now that I'm balding. It's just more dignified to roll with it. Being bald is fine, it's pretending you look good otherwise that isn't.

Not concerned how common it is. Its bloody ugly, shave it off already Russ.


No way he planned this. You don't drive your daily vehicle and wear your everyday boots to commit a planned crime unless you are idiot. Then you wear the murder boots to the station knowing what you've done and why they may be calling you in. Also, if your hair line is giving you the finger in such a disrespectful way it is time to shave it all. Walking around with that patch of hair is ridiculous.

He made it big in the army my Friend ... Go figure😵