could you maybe analyze the interrogation of someone innocent and how exactly you can tell that someone’s innocent - i’d be so interested in that! <br>love your stuff btw - been following you for the longest time and finally became a patreon subscriber as well!

could you maybe analyze the interrogation of someone innocent and how exactly you can tell that someone’s innocent - i’d be so interested in that!
love your stuff btw - been following you for the longest time and finally became a patreon subscriber as well!

There is NO way to tell if someone's truly innocent...or guilty for that matter without definitive proof. You follow the evidence where it leads. Cops also have pretty good intuition some of the times and follow their guts but they're not perfect and mistakes are made. At the end of the day, it's not always possible to tell if someone's innocent or guilty especially in complicated matters where say someone mentally ill confesses and the evidence seems to line up with their confession. Of course, there are all kinds of little clues to help detectives. Body language, physical evidence, DNA (DNA is extremely important and never lies although sometimes lab technicians do). At the end of the day without some definitive proof such as DNA or video evidence you just go with the preponderance of evidence and leave the rest up to a jury. It's not perfect but more often than not it puts the bad people away and keeps the innocent from being wrongly accused. Unfortunately not all the time though.

@Joe Blow and that is the truth. Unfortunately people still believe that the "law is on our side" when in reality it's not. A cops job is to find you guilty,  and your job is to defend yourself.  <br>Always always ask for a lawyer.  They will probably tell you that you'll have to wait 3 days to get a free one. Wait it out. Always remember that you are dealing with professionals who do this for a living. It also helps if you are actually innocent lol

@Joe Blow and that is the truth. Unfortunately people still believe that the "law is on our side" when in reality it's not. A cops job is to find you guilty,  and your job is to defend yourself.
Always always ask for a lawyer.  They will probably tell you that you'll have to wait 3 days to get a free one. Wait it out. Always remember that you are dealing with professionals who do this for a living. It also helps if you are actually innocent lol

@Greg Scottit can only be fixed by taking away the incentive to find people guilty.  But as a cop , your performance is measured by the number of arrests and tickets you do monthly.  So it is in your interest to find people guilty even if they were innocent.
The prosecutor and judge dont care if you are guilty or not , they just have an interest in getting your money as well.
The privatized jails have an interest in filling up their cells , for profit,  so they give local police departments kickbacks to supply them with never ending streams of prisoners.
If you take away the incentive to look at citizens as cash cows,  you might be able to make a change.  But obviously this is unrealistic,  so you just have to understand that it is you who is solely responsible to protect your self from injustice.
So if you people choose to live believing that you are innocent until proven guilty,  that's okay. But if you do get accused and convicted for something you didn't do , you shouldn't complain.  Because most likely your false beliefs of a fair system is what got you convicted in the first place.

@Emilthehun I agree with what you are saying; there are MANY problems with the system, including the fact that routinely prosecutors can mess with evidence without consequences.  Many innocent people end up convicted, and many other innocent people are put in situations where they have to admit to a crime or face a far more devastating penalty if they don't.  It's all true.  How do we fix it?

@Channel Ninbikun and so you can see that the cops will do just about anything to lock you up. They are not your friends,  and once you pop up on their radar,  do not ever talk to them without a lawyer present.

@Greg Scott the innocent until proven guilty is a myth.  Kind of like a feel good slogan .  In Canada,  around 872 people are wrongfully convicted each year. Although much much lower then the USA,  it still shows that anyone can be a victim to such crime. And that is why it is actually the opposite that is true. You are guilty unless you can prove your innocence. <br> Most people think this only happens to criminals but that is not true. Just like any traffic violation,  where the officer gives you a  ticket. Let's say it's a speeding ticket. Are you innocent until proven guilty,  or guilty until you prove your innocence ? Well I can tell you , that you are guilty, unless you show proof to the court that you didn't commit the crime. A dashcam video for example.  So you see , there is a difference between the two. The officers word is enough with no evidence to back it up to turn anyone into a victim.  Conviction without evidence is hard , and that is why ple bargain is used where you testify against your self in exchange for a lesser sentence. Obviously it's the same in Canada,  just not as wide spread yet.

@Greg Scott the innocent until proven guilty is a myth.  Kind of like a feel good slogan .  In Canada,  around 872 people are wrongfully convicted each year. Although much much lower then the USA,  it still shows that anyone can be a victim to such crime. And that is why it is actually the opposite that is true. You are guilty unless you can prove your innocence.
 Most people think this only happens to criminals but that is not true. Just like any traffic violation,  where the officer gives you a  ticket. Let's say it's a speeding ticket. Are you innocent until proven guilty,  or guilty until you prove your innocence ? Well I can tell you , that you are guilty, unless you show proof to the court that you didn't commit the crime. A dashcam video for example.  So you see , there is a difference between the two. The officers word is enough with no evidence to back it up to turn anyone into a victim.  Conviction without evidence is hard , and that is why ple bargain is used where you testify against your self in exchange for a lesser sentence. Obviously it's the same in Canada,  just not as wide spread yet.

@Emilthehun Apologies for the 'absolutely no sense' question.  These events took place in Canada.  In the US, one is presumed innocent until proven guilty (not just accused of something).  In some cases it may be only a technical distinction, but it is important nonetheless.  Your comment got me thinking that this may not be true in Canada.  Is it, or is this another question that makes absolutely no sense?  A quick search answered my question.  In Canada, there is also the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

@Emilthehun Jim has had multiple cases where the person was innocent. Recently the girl who's husband committed suicide and she was accused. The police even tempered with evidence to have her convicted but they got caught. The black guy, who was caught accused of robbing the jewelry store but they had no evidence, and the guy who kept asking for a coke and just wouldn't talk, so he was let go.

@PitterPatter20 lmao wow I hate it when that happens.  That's why I copy and paste everything to a spreadsheet. Alright let's try again tomorrow!!😂😂👍

He had already made a video on that! Its on his channel.

@Greg Scott Canada? I didn't say anything about Canada,  but most likely the same as everywhere else. Should I Google the latest statistics on the number of wrongfully accused persons,  or you will do it your self? Your question makes absolutely no sense being that all of the information is publicly available for anyone to see.

@Emilthehun Is that actually how it goes in Canada?  Interesting.  When in the interview does he become technically accused?  Or would that happen in a separate legal process?

Russel did not once ask "why are you telling me this? Why are you asking me?" These are questions that EVERY innocent person immediately asks once they are questioned...

So I’ve actually met some people who worked this case and took interviewing courses from RCMP polygraph specialists, and graduated the program near the top.

Generally, when someone is innocent, it won’t be a single thing or few things they say, it’ll be that their story, composer and alibi maintains veracity, or its something you can develop into a story with a beginning, middle and end. The guilty, unless they’re confessing, will lie and cover up, creating faults in their story. A criminal interrogation is more conceptual than literal in that it’s a “bigger picture” thing.

@emma no. I said once you are accused,  you are guilty until you proven innocent.  And how do you think innocent people get locked up in the first place? There no factual evidence needed , just fitting a profile,  driving the same type of car , having a similar shirt will do the trick. Detectives will do everything they can to make a deal with you to confess to the crime. They will tell you that you are looking at life in prison,  but if you confess now , they offer a plea deal for a lesser charge.  And boom you confess to something you've never done. And maybe in terms of percentage it's only 0.01% , but how do you know that you wont be part of this 0.01%? You come off as someone intelligent,  so why not read a few case studies to understand how and why this happens.

AppiusOS aw yeah good point :( it’d be so interesting to see that tho

Emilthehun course you can but there has to be evidence, even if a detective hs made up his mind about you being guilty if there’s no actual evidence he can’t possibly arrest you - because innocent until proven guilty (by evidence) wether or not that evidence was created by you being at the wrong place at the wrong time or by you committing a crime doesn’t really matter, i give you that. but saying youre guilty until proven innocent is just plain bs

It's be interesting, but unfortunately (or fortunately for the innocent), I'm not sure if the police would be allowed to release an interview of an innocent person.

@emma you might want to check the facts on the number of wrongfully accused,  look up actually numbers on wrongfully convicted,  and then realize that you can be at the wrong place at the wrong time , and end up spending the rest of your life in prison.

@emma yes you can be locked up with absolutely no evidence.  The "innocent until proven guilty " is just a lie. Its guilty until proven innocent.

Dead Signal what does this have to do with-

Andrew Pires lol obvioulsy not every innocent person who gets interrogated actually goes go to jail right

Emilthehun well not really the presumption of innocents states the exact opposite, as far as i know and have learned from these kind of videos as well you can‘t go to jail with no solid evidence

People are usually straight up pissed off when they're accused of somethimg they didn't do so look of that.

Once accused,  everyone is guilty unless he/she can provide proof of innocence.  And even then he/she may still end up in jail for years .


BOOM! That's a search warrant for your house. BOOM! There's a search warrant for your house in Tweeds. BOOM! Your car is being seized and search. Effffff!


Imagine the sheer shock when she saw him in the basement.


Det. Jim Smyth is a great detective when the alleged perpetrator is guilty, however when the alleged perpetrator is innocent... lying about the evidence can lead to an innocent person pleading guilty to lessen the damage caused to them via a corrupt court system. i.e.:

Same detective, different case:
"Judge Langdon’s criticism of Det.-Sgt. Smyth is biting, even to the point of doubting the honesty of his testimony under oath. He writes that Det.-Sgt. Smyth lied to Mr. Armishaw about the evidence against him; engaged in a “relentless monologue” at a suspect who wished to remain silent; undermined Mr. Armishaw’s lawyer’s advice by suggesting the lawyer was ignorant of the overwhelming evidence against him; claimed to speak for the courts, and offered leniency in exchange for a confession; and placed a false choice before Mr. Armishaw — confess or be damned — in which innocence, though still technically presumed, was not an option."

I BROKE INTO UR HOUSE AND STOLE UR CEREAL


Holy Hell, i swear I thought this guy was innocent until he admitted to where the body was.  I have no idea how to tell if someone is lying or not I guess.

In all honesty, some people are very good liars. Scary shit


He was a nice detective. Lol. The interrogators here in America are crazy compared to that. I am surprised he confessed. The man shook his hand. Imagine having to play nice with criminals everyday just to get a ocnfession. That is tough


bruh he literally couldve walked out the whole time


I swear when he asks "what's the option? And what can you give me to move past you in this?  He was hoping for bribe or even to be blackmailed


When he handed him over the Tim Horton's, he should have known it was over. Never trust an interrogator who offers you Tim Horton's.


why is this video not available on JCS channel's Video list?


I'm not sure why this video doesnt show in your channel, I found it through a playlist


its 2021. jcs doesnt have this video on his page anymore so if you find it now. youre one of the cool kids.


This detective is pretty darn good. Got a confession in just an hour and remained composed the entire way. Professional.

Took over 4 hours from entering the room and to his "Got a map?". Seen it on another video on here.


Woody Harrelson could play this guy in a movie.


Legend says he's still chewing that same piece of gum to this very day.........


LMAO! At 25:40 Russell really looking at those prints praying they change shape!

Wow! Just finished watching the full video, and maaaan, that shit sooo disturbing

RIP the victims


Jesus Christ... The complete lack of emotion he has is extremely unsettling.

Extremely unsettling to a sane person with a conscience. The detective is so chill. You can tell he's used to this. A civilian would just cry, shake and claw at the door to get away from this freak.


The only channel to make me want to pay for their patreon, cause damn your ads for them are GOLD.<br>I don't know ANY other channel that puts in effort to get people interested in their patreon.

The only channel to make me want to pay for their patreon, cause damn your ads for them are GOLD.
I don't know ANY other channel that puts in effort to get people interested in their patreon.

LunatheMoonDragon why would that be shady? He puts so much effort into these videos, and you think he should leave them up even though he’ll get nothing from then other then views?
I’m guessing this is his main job, something he does to support himself. If he wants to have his content on patreon only, that is completely understandable.
There is nothing shady about wanting to be paid for work.

John C <br>How much does he make per month?

I know i'm 4 months late, but honestly I wouldn't. Jim has pulled some really shady stuff, including purging his entire channel of its content, in order to get people to join his patreon. He only has a small handful of videos up now, but he used to have more than double that, including a very successful series where he would talk about more than one interrogation in each video.

I believe what happened is that he claimed that youtube was demonetizing all his content (probably true), so he literally deleted EVERY video from his channel. The only video that was left up at the time was the Chris Watts video. His videos must still be getting demonitized, so what was the point of deleting your entire channel's content that was already created and has been up for ages? That was around the time that he made his patreon and started advertising it hard on every video.

I love the guy's content, he clearly puts a lot of effort into them. I'll still be supporting it. But it made me very very wary of his patreon.

lucky marbles <br>Did you join his patreon then?

lucky marbles
Did you join his patreon then?

@Ambriel Doll right?! It's only a dollar

lucky marbles - I was seriously just contemplating th same thing. I feel like for th first time I am actually learning from a YT video. I'd love for him to make more and keep going. So I'm def gonna have to at least give him a buck on payday ;)


at 37 min, when he says "you got a map", it is the creepiest moment ever........


I think, he thought, if he sighed long enough the detective would let him walk out.


You can’t see this video on the channel, but somehow it shows up on a random playlist made by a fan. Thank you glitches

I searched it up on Youtube but couldn't find it  I had to use Google to find the video.

It's not a glitch. This video is set as "unlisted" meaning its a private video that can only be accessed by a link or playlist


Wait. Are you telling me the detective turned down lucrative deals and the glare of the spotlight because he has morals and integrity which doesn't come with a price tag?!? This might be the most shocking thing of all. This man is a rarity, this day and age.

Speedy Gunz I suspect there is a HUGE rush in facing a person you KNOW is a seriously dangerous criminal, and  using wit, instinct, and experience to unravel them. I think he has definitely earned the respect in which he is held internationally, and I think he very much enjoys his job. Kind of like 3D chess without the board, and you don’t get that doing book signings and giving lectures. He does help to train other officers in his techniques, just doesn’t want to be the Dr. Oz of criminal intelligence...can’t say I blame him on that one.🖤🇨🇦


This is clearly a clever individual, who must at least suspect he will be questioned about the crimes and his whereabouts/activities at those points. So why has he not prepared back stories?


25:55 The exact moment Jim new for sure it was the guy (per interview w Behavior Panel)


Damn, I love these videos, greetings from Belgium


High ranking military officer
Top Secret government clearance
Cracks after 1 hour of polite questioning

@Evan this is so not true, interrogating the detective with these techniques wouldnt magically make him spill. Same way you cant trick a magician with tricks they know.

It’s not just polite questioning. It’s a series of psychological attacks designed to work on your biology , no matter the military rank or status. This detective can be affected by the same attacks if they were deployed versus him, no matter how knowledgeable he is.


This case couldn't be any closer to home for me. I grew up in Tweed right down the road from his vacation home. I was somewhat familiar with the girls who were killed. Such a sad case. I am very impressed with the interrogation skills of our local officers!

sweetNlow - Sorry to hear. Psychos are everywhere.


“You got a map?” That shit was unbelievable to hear


As a Marine, him chewing gum is driving me insane.


Your whole intro reads like my reasons for leaving the military.


At 24:30 to 25:30 the commentator proves why his videos are awesome.
Who would know that? I fell for it..lol


wow seeing that map with all the locations and his house lit up is damn creepy.

spicecrop You can call the cops just don’t expect them to get there in time to help you. NEVER count on the government for protection!

ridespirals agreed, that looks like it took a fair bit of time and research to put together. Well worth it though, for some reason it is absolutely chilling to see the proximity. <br>He really didn't travel far.

ridespirals agreed, that looks like it took a fair bit of time and research to put together. Well worth it though, for some reason it is absolutely chilling to see the proximity.
He really didn't travel far.


Anyone else having a hard time not focusing in on that hairline?!?!


OMG. The gum chomping and the continuous head nodding and "yeah, yeah, yeah".   I don't know how the detectives handle themselves. I wanted to slap him so badly through the computer. <br>Also... Someone else may have already commented the same annoyance, but here are almost 20 THOUSAND comments. I didn't read all of them.

OMG. The gum chomping and the continuous head nodding and "yeah, yeah, yeah".   I don't know how the detectives handle themselves. I wanted to slap him so badly through the computer.
Also... Someone else may have already commented the same annoyance, but here are almost 20 THOUSAND comments. I didn't read all of them.


Notice how detective offers non-Tim's coffee and sugar. This is a secret Canadian technique to cause discomfort. Suspects brain is confused: "Where's my double-double?"<br>In Canada, this means you really fucked up.

Notice how detective offers non-Tim's coffee and sugar. This is a secret Canadian technique to cause discomfort. Suspects brain is confused: "Where's my double-double?"
In Canada, this means you really fucked up.


All you amateurs interrogating this guy to find out if hes guilty... I knew from the start when he entered the room chewing gum while talking


this is probably the most interesting 2am youtube hole i've ever stumbled into

As soon as I read your comment, I looked at my PC's clock and it was exactly 2:00 AM, that was disturbing.

Right? If only I didn't have a ten page paper due technically two days ago

It's 3:25am here...ive been here 75 years..

lol same i stumbled on this channel out of nowhere super late and just kept going

Alžběta Bezděková 3:41 😂  #nightshiftproblems

Damn, it's 2.14 here, feels right somehow


I'm in shock. I still can't believe he confessed like that. They had NOTHING!!!! Well the boot prints and truck prints that wouldn't even have stand in court! Geeeeez. I mean I'm glad he was cought of course but how stupid of him to do that.


How hard to just hear his confession. Good Lord, we live with monster among us


Love this channel, i learn how to act during an interrogation, tho i know that being in that situation its heavly different than watching it.


This guy got him to confess thru sheer force of awkward silence baby


Omg the cat being aware and fixated on him and wouldn't leave the basement made my skin crawl. Just terrible ☹ poor women.

@Gunner4life I agree with your comment, the perception in our mind of a murderer is a fictional entity that is scary dangerous untrusting and a work of evil sort of like a Jeckyl and Hyde figure you can clearly see the difference of the 2. Normal everyday people don't come into this category that's why a murderer has to blend in with the rest of us and live a normal life and we don't see the actual monster they are hiding.

@Sally J he was a coward that only did that to women. Because if i would of caught him in my house i would of easily beat him to the ground. My cat would of been staring at me like please stop your going to catch a charge.

Lizzy Pedroza Crazy stories that are in horror films but that happen in real life. That poor woman.

@Sally J i believe she fought him back at least even when she noticed he was down there he said she screamed fucking bastard.

@Gunner4life I know what you meant. It's what 99% feel and think.

Thats why people should keep å dog if they live alone in the middle of nowhere

The interesting question is: would he have even killed her if the cat didn't reveal his presence? He hadn't killed up until that point. Seems like his thing was doing danger wanks in women's houses while they were inside. If that cat hadn't discovered him would he have ever killed at all?

If she had a tiger it would be better for her is what Im saying

The cat knew WTF he was. Like dogs, they know.

Seriously this made my reconsider my whole home security

@Nobody Ok I suppose you are broad-minded than I am .My point was from the misconception of what a monster most people think looks like  from young age obviously anyone is capable of killing maybe the language I used is due to the fact English is not my mother tongue I couldn't explain better

@Nobody What I mean is that most of the time when we think of a murderer we expect a huge scary giant of a man which is unfair but I think it is true

@Nobody I know but in our minds we always have a certain picture of how a murderer should look like probably due to the books talking about monsters when we are young we grow up having a wrong idea of a murderer

@DownFromTheREEEfters scariest image everrrrrr, poor women nobody should go through something that terrifying before they die

the scary thing is all these killers never look like murderers


This video didn’t show up on your channel for me neither did the Jesse smollett video. I love your videos. Amazing work


Please do Daniel Holtzclaw. I believe he is innocent.


If he would have refused to speak without an attorney present he would have been able to walk


This Canadian police interrogator should have been given some kind of award for an incredibly superb job of deriving a confession from this monster for not just one, but two murders. He deserves at least a promotion. This method of interrogation should be taught in the police academies around the world.


As someone who works closely with Law Enforcement, you gotta know that the Detective had a good laugh sometime later the following week with the world renowned foot print expert John Norman.

@газировка Obscured No I get it.  I'm the fucking king of compartmentalizing through dark humor but IMHO there is a certain point where everyone is taken back.  This so called man is really sick in the head.  After hearing the way he talked about stalking and killing his victims would leave little ability for any humor.  In that case you just suck it up and remind yourself of your oath so as to avoid the natural inclination to exterminate an obvious monster.  Domestic violence, robbery, assault;humor can be found in a variety of these situations but this...I just imagine a lot of quiet around this case.

@siberwolf33 u didnt get it ... Humor is a mental mechanism used to debrief stress.. And how would u say that each cop opperates the same under the same principles ?

газировка Obscured

@Dark Cloud yeah, soldiers do it.  Drug addicts do it.  Its a defense mechanism.  Who wants to go through life solemn and miserable.  Making jokes isn't there same as being disrespectful.  Seems like a totally healthy thing to make a joke about.

@Dark Cloud Even amongst cops there are limits.

@siberwolf33 finding humor in dark situations is a good way of maintaining your humanity, your sanity.  Not everyone is the same of course

As someone who works closely with law enforcement I can assure you no laughs were ever had about this case.  Only satisfaction that a monster was removed from society.

Yeah like that's how John normal is referred to in the office now.  The world renowned foot guy. Lol


got him in under an hour... pretty sure someone owes beverages.


I lost it when the Narrator said, "I thought the epidemic of public exhibitionist compulsive masturbation was bad.. This guy uses force plus the aforementioned," at 27:45


40:25 How can someone say something like that just such a matter of fact manner? A true psychopath. Very scary.


Watching this guy just calmly describe bashing a woman's head in with a flashlight with no emotion whatsoever on is face is one of the most terrifying things I have ever seen.


it caught me off guard when he said "got a map?"<br>bruh

it caught me off guard when he said "got a map?"
bruh

i thought he was lowkey innocent until that point for some reason

@G58 You are bang on about everything. Williams would no doubt have gone on to become a prolific serial killer had he not been caught so early into his "career". And he most certainly would have eventually moved on to child victims after torturing adult women no longer satisfied him.....

@xRoseVoided A lot of the stuff he said though was not his opinion, his opinion only came in during the last sentence where again he proceeds to state the obvious, his message in no form added to the conversation, he just wanted to sound smart by quoting what the narrator spoke of in the video. The comment was just a lazy way for him to show his intellect and observation skills, which again he did not show as he got it all from the video.

@G58 all the “it”s are super jarring and all the info you took the time to write was included in the video.

@G58 no shit dude, it's explained in the video.

@G58 dayum, you should make such analysis, such nobel worthy talent for observation

real moist Very well observed. Thank you.

Scott Johnstone True. But some folk feel the need to make noise it seems.

Valo B Well, what a fine suggestion. Shall we all grab a beer and pull up a chair? 🧐

Luke7ube Ah, did someone hurt your fragile feelings?

Andrew T. Perhaps you could Watch the video again carefully. Then read what I wrote instead of assuming.

Derpy Dark everyone gathers info differently! Some points that stuck out to them, might not have stuck out to you.... a lot of times people like to discuss their own point of view, and that’s okay! Just like how you are 😊 if you don’t like what they did, that’s okay!

Scott Johnstone I know but I don’t see the point in explaining the whole video in detail, if that’s something people want to do, then fine by me. I just don’t see the point.

Scott Johnstone 😂😂😂 honestly, they were just summarizing their opinion and all these people going after them.... motives are way beyond a lot of what people openly admit, halfway because a lot of people don’t outright know what their own motive is.

Valo B he doesn’t have to explain the entire video when Jim can’t swim literally does it for us. There’s YouTube video for a reason.

@Fortress just immensely patronizing then...

@Overdrive He's not just quoting the video, though. @G58 's comment was fine

I was in shock. I still can't believe he confessed like that. They had NOTHING!!!! Well the boot prints and truck prints that wouldn't even have stand in court! Geeeeez. I mean I'm glad he was cought of course but how stupid of him to do that.

@G58 Did you come up with that all by yourself?  In the video I watch they literally told me what the guy was doing and why.

Yeah that was a kick the nuts I was like “OH SHIT!”


That utter lack of confidence in his voice, how he can't remember a damn thing, and my god those pauses...it really does scream guilty


Damn Canada, can we borrow this officer for like a week? He is a mental mind warrior ninja.. who is also polite AF. Reminds me of that quote- “Tact: the ability to tell someone to go to Hell, in such a way, that they look forward to the trip”.


it is probably unlisted for copyright/legal reasons. maybe he will re-edit the video and upload a version that is less likely to get him in trouble.


This is without a doubt the scariest interrogation video I've ever seen and my favorite JCS video. I've seen plenty of other killers without empathy but something about this guy is so much more terrifying than any of the others.


I've been on a streak with these videos. Man they're so interesting


If he hadn't tried to be sneaky with the field he might not have been caught


Coffee is likely a vehicle to amplify anxiety and kneecap ego protection.  Wouldn’t want to be jazzed out without a lawyer.


Any more hidden Jim Can’t Swim videos? I can’t get enough!

@V4 Enthusiast Thanks a ton couldn't find some of these.

@V4 Enthusiast thanks!! Just like the author of that post, I like complete lists. Guess I’m gonna have to sign up for pattern.


I have done many criminal interrogations in a 30 year career as an LEO and this detective is at the top of his game.  To this day I am amazed that guilty suspects will continue to talk to the police voluntarily even when they know they can get up and leave.  Their ego says they are smarter than the cops but they rarely are.  The smart ones don't talk at all.

@Silver Wolf yikes. Thankfully you aren't a lawmaker or judge since you'd throw people in jail for hiring someone that eventually committed a horrible crime without ever knowing they would have done that.

@Silver Wolf really you should throw people to jail for promoting somebody that was doing his job without knowing he was a psychopath. You have to remember that one of the attribute of a psychopath is to make everybody think you are a good person even know you are doing fucked up shit on your own time.

I feel he wanted to confess because he would do it again ,and noose was closing in on him.

they have this kink they wanna get captured, its somewhat satisfies them in a way

MAYBE, the really smart people don’t do stupid shit....for the most part.  🤣

Gonz   Experience goes a long way, doesn’t it?  😂.

@Caleb although you're right they dont always address you by name, I was detained a couple of years back by an officer because they were looking for a suspect with a weapon, they explained to me everything and told me they would just search me for the weapon and I was free to go so they did and never asked me to identify myself or anything. But maybe they knew who I was already I don't know

@ensayofr agreed, reading body language is a skill however its never 100t because we all are inclined to respond differently

@†JΔY† If so, you'd address him by his name, and you wouldn't say "enough to make us have a warrant"

Good one though! Would be hilarious, if it was true. With all the data tracking done by authorities these days, I have no doubt that some LEO or LEO associate would have seen his comment, if his crime was serious enough.

TheBruces56 my lawyer told me that same thing "the smart ones don't talk at all"

When the Police talk to you, you just have to put your fingers in your ears and say "LAWYER LAWYER, LAWYER" like a kid having a tantrum until you getb your lawyer. Remember they can and will lie to you, and you should expect them to, just keep asking for a lawyer and break the tension with tasteless doctor jokes

Well it's also just perfectly obvious he did it from his behavior. He's being accused of multiple murders and acts like he doesn't give a fuck. If I was him and I was innocent, I'd freak the fuck out and not just sit there calmly.

Well it is a cat and mouse game, isn't it? Where the cat (cop) has to outsmart the mouse (criminal) when literally the whole "game" could have ended with either words "i have nothing to say" or "lawyer". To use all those little tricks the cops use and to come out of it winning, by using their intillect alone with the chances stacked so against them is what I am guessing makes a good DT.

Interesting you should say that. I've seen a few interviews/interrogations (online) of suspected paedophiles, they usually say "no comment" all the time. They're smart enough to know they'll eventually be caught. Thanks for commenting with your experience.

Amazing training that these detectives must get...., but also the practice n practice to be able to hold it together

@Fredrik thank you sir, I am officer James and we have been spying on you with suspicion of armed robbery the comment you made is enough to make us have a warrant and search your house.

That’s funny, cause I’ve been a suspect of many a crime I committed, and I’m always amazed by the look of surprise on the investigators face when I walk out of the interrogation after they tell me I can.

@e thats what i was thinking, him just sitting there alone with no legal council telling him to shut up from dropping himself deeper in it

Yeah, you would think the guy would lawyer up and wait it out. But then again he wasn't too smart. He hit so many houses in a radius around his house and he left tracks and on top of that, he was still wearing the same shoes.

You cant lie to the police,they ask questions over and over again,pick up holes and lies in the story.


I can't even imagine the terror she felt after following her cats gaze. Jesus.


I watch a lot of interrogations on Youtube, and this is a masterful display of interrogation skills.


I have seen many of these videos but this guy...is a special kind of evil


0 Remorse.  0 Empathy.  This man is a monster!


“It’s hard to believe this is happening”    What his victims must to have felt as well.

@Antun Šturlić Antun doth protest too much.

Paula Brown exactly right., well said 👏🏼👏🏼

@Nicole S He's probably done more murder's he travelled all over the world. I don't believe he just started at the age of 41.

@Wanicki 357 he does not consciously think that nor is his narcissism of that level for one he consciously thought that then the moment he is called russel he would be enraged

if his narcissism was of such a a great level he would go to denial

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@Antun Šturlić Yeah he was an odd ball thats for sure. Nevermind, I hope the victims are in a better plc, I hope the families have received peace & I hope Russ is ok & everyone can move on frm this horror.

@Antun Šturlić He had the qualities of a rising star & everyone he knew liked him is what im saying.

My God, Russ was doing so well in the air force & would have gone even further as a general if he had not commited these crimes. Everybody said he was gentle & well mannered. People respected him until he brought all this upon himself. Why Russ, why ?<br>Hekh even I would have been a fan of his & would have supported him through his military journey. He should have become an arabian belly dancer & enjoyed life to the fullest. I hope he is happy considering he is receiving $60,000 behind bars.Glad he apologised to the family & felt ashamed. Now I just hope he can find God.

My God, Russ was doing so well in the air force & would have gone even further as a general if he had not commited these crimes. Everybody said he was gentle & well mannered. People respected him until he brought all this upon himself. Why Russ, why ?
Hekh even I would have been a fan of his & would have supported him through his military journey. He should have become an arabian belly dancer & enjoyed life to the fullest. I hope he is happy considering he is receiving $60,000 behind bars.Glad he apologised to the family & felt ashamed. Now I just hope he can find God.

I thought the same thing.<br>These kinds of characters are always so out of touch with reality..

I thought the same thing.
These kinds of characters are always so out of touch with reality..

@Cherry Muse Problem with that line of thought is there are plenty of doctors and surgeons that are sociopaths. They don't actively try and hurt people because they enjoy their status of their profession. Some of the best surgeons in the world are sociopaths. You don't want a neurosurgeon freaking out when removing a tumor in a brain of a child, hence where the sociopath plays their role.

If you could isolate those that have violent tendencies from those that conform to society then you may have something, but that is a dark road to follow indeed.

Exactly what I thought when he said that.. oh the irony 🤦♂

I was gonna say the same, you beat me to it, well said Paula Brown

@Cherry Muse Yeahh, what you just said was pretty psychopathic and monstrous in itself.

Yeah.  And he didn't deny anything at that point.  That's not how an innocent person would have responded.  He was thinking-- "It's hard to believe I got caught!"

@mirrbot he did make them uncontius trying his best to not have them suffer

Yes, and love how Investigator Smith responds "Why, Russell?  Why can't you believe this is happening?"  The silence on Williams' end is so eloquent - you can hear in it how his entire world is imploding.

@Wanicki 357 Use a comma next time, jesus

Exactly what I’ve just thought....he can of course, only see this from his perspective being the psychopath he is. 😡

@Lena Pauline many malignant narcissists are very often sociopaths or psychopathic.
If they are serial killers, they are psychopathic/sociopathic
He's is a serial killer.
He would have escalated if not caught.

That's exactly what I thought when he said that.

@Wanicki 357 exactly this. these narcissists are unbearable!

It’s his disbelief that he could even be caught in his mind other human beings are but weak pawns and he is a mighty king it’s fascinating to see as the vail lifts from over his eyes and he can’t believe he’s not as smart as he actually thought

Paula Brown well said. Probably their last thought before he suffocated them.


Detective: "These are IDENTICAL...We need some honesty...It was your truck...your boots! This is getting out of control." 25:14-25:50-- Russell: S I L E N C E "*HMM...*"
It's like the Colonel doesn't even wanna try to act innocent 😂

Detective: "These are IDENTICAL...We need some honesty...It was your truck...your boots! This is getting out of control." 25:14-25:50-- Russell: *S I L E N C E* "*HMM...*"
It's like the Colonel doesn't even wanna try to act innocent 😂


Something I noticed-when the cop asked the suspect if he watched detective shows, he brought up CSI.  CSI is extremely unrealistic, and gives the impression that forensic science is much better than it actually is.  Do you think the cop mentioned CSI on purpose to plant the idea in the suspect's mind that, "Yep.  All that silly CSI bullshit?  It's real, and we got it.  We could figure out what you ate three days ago from your hair follicles if we wanted."


Damn they matched his tires on my birthday. What a present


Man has Jerry Mouse's welcome mat for a hairline.  Prison bound for that alone.


The detective in this video got me to confess for the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. My father wasn't even born back then, but the detective made some really good points and I couldn't disagree with him.


These interrogators are such badasses (at least when the person is guilty).


Rapes, sexual assaults, breaking and entering, other sexual misconduct, has every opportunity to leave or lawyer up... and he practically turns himself in. Canadians are good people even when they're being horrible.


He didn't even asked why he was being questioned? That's pretty telling


No matter where you live in this world evil lives close by or even next door!


My blood pressure is spiked as a father of 2 young adult girls, but I want to commend this detective. I'm amazed at his composure in order to get the most evidence so these families can get some form of justice.  I would've had the duct tape and vice grips out by now. Great job detective!

@Joe King The techniques the detective uses are the same ones discussed in Mindhunter, because they both originated from the same source of information on how to interrogate a serial murderer, so that you don't shut him down, and instead get him to open up. It involves empathy - making your subject feel at ease with you by making him feel like you understand why he did what he did, without judgment. That's why the detective here DOESN'T get confrontational and pull out the duct tape and vice grips. All the duct tape and vice grips will accomplish, is to make the killer lose interest in talking to you. Being screamed at is 1) no fun, and 2) it gets real boring, fast, if you've killed a few people. Being beaten and screamed at accomplishes absolutely nothing, and a good interrogator knows this from the get-go.

You can read more about how this method of interrogation got started in Detective Robert Keppel's book "Riverman: Ted Bundy and I Hunt for the Green Rover Killer".  The book that inspired "Mindhunters", by John Douglas, is also excellent in that regard. Happy reading!

Mind hunter is awesome can't reccomend It enough.

Yeah he reminds me of that one FBI guy from Mindhunter.


I wonder if the guy who printed the paper his footprints was genuinely complimented by being called "A World Renown Foot Analyst"


If the police asked me to come in for an interrogations ,the first question I would ask is why.  I would not wait 15 min and have my rights read  before I ask


So do you think he is more upset that he admitted to everything, or that they would find the pictures of him in the undies?


Jim Smith rocked it.   Thanks,  great Vid. Only saw the Short TV version of  it.


"Call me Russ" Exercising the last bit of power he has left...

I thought that was so weird, like he didn't have to tell him that the guy was going to call him Russ with or without his permission

@A Nice Day to Drink Tea agreed imo. <br>I think it was an acceptance but more so a example of how Smith had manipulated him and gained his trust to a point of perceived rapport.

@A Nice Day to Drink Tea agreed imo.
I think it was an acceptance but more so a example of how Smith had manipulated him and gained his trust to a point of perceived rapport.

@Notanyone I felt the same thing and possibly his parents called him Russell as well.

He just hated with a passion being called Russell.  He could take it no longer.

he did say "please, call me..." =) the power ran out long ago..

I kind of feel he didnt want to hear Russell because his wife referred to him as that. If you notice when he said call me russ it was right after him considering his wife. Idk. That's my thought

Mm no I'd say he was scared and wanted to ease the tension of someone calling him by his full name. I'd argue he's displaying too many emotions to be convaying a "psychopath".

@The Brocialist Which is why if we ever again get embroiled in a major war (on the scale of the World Wars), many of the officers are going to be encouraged to resign, to be replaced by those very NCOs.

@altrogeruvah This is correct. It was not a "power move". He knew he was fucked at this point, and Russ is probably what his friends call him. It's just another sign that the detective had managed to make him trust him, as we also saw in the mirrored body language.

I didn't really see it this way, I felt it was more like "well I'm about to confess so might as well get cozy", the realization it's all over etc.

GSTAL005 I wasn’t referring to the benefits of his rank, but the means by which he exercised his authority — you know, the interpersonal dimensions that are relevant to his psychological profile and the case in question. It’s one thing to become accustomed to people affording you praise, pageantry, and respect. That typically leads to arrogance. It does not, however, manifest or amplify authoritarian traits — which are usually ingrained in people’s personalities before they put on a uniform.

The Brocialist not true at all. I grew up on a military base. Someone of his rank would have treated like almost royalty

He didn’t seem to be the sort to assert his authority. Many military officers are little more than bureaucrats, who, despite the authority their rank affords them, are nevertheless unaccustomed to exercising the sort of command over subordinates that, say, your typical infantry NCO does. Orders are dispatched from their ranks in a very impersonal/detached fashion.

I was thinking the same at that point yes very much so.


Does anyone know why this is unlisted? It's a good video and I'm sad I didn't see it sooner.

@Joshua Ezer Unlisted doesn't necesserliy mean not private as far as I know 🤔

It's not public, you can find it only via link or playlist


Holding onto his youth with that bit of hair 😂😂


That body language stuff is pretty cool.


"Wanna know anything in particular?"<br>That was creepy... it's like when a normal person gives up trying to keep a secret and can't be bothered anymore, except this is a 'person' who is also a detached murderer.

"Wanna know anything in particular?"
That was creepy... it's like when a normal person gives up trying to keep a secret and can't be bothered anymore, except this is a 'person' who is also a detached murderer.

Everyone saying detached but I see a lot of emotion in him. He’s clearly ashamed of his actions. He’s looking down and sounds and knows he did something wrong. He probably just thinks that he’s already caught and at least has honor in him to “do the right thing”.

Yeah. That moment he showed in true colors the psycopath inside him for the frist time to another person that not his victims. He was hoping to do this more times before being caught but was eager to describe everything and confess. Since the beginning he nodded yes to the investigator, because his mind was far away and couldnt think of denying but processing that was it, the time had come to confess.

BollywoodBonanzaB I was thinking the same think like he had the audacity

Yeah man I literally paused the video and took a 10 minute break. Maybe it’s just projecting my own disgust on the interrogator, but I could have sworn he “broke character” and was taken aback by that question as well (shown in how he asked the question directly after Russel’s creepy question). What a sick fuck


Never trust a high ranking military person who wears air force ones.


i hate how calm and collected he sounds while describing in brutal detail how he creeped around a woman’s basements before being caught and subduing her. No remorse even slightly


I'm screen shotting this video and taking it to my barbers tomorrow.


"Any kind of conversation happening when this is going on?" bro are you kidding me


Williams' Achilles heel was his wife. Once the interrogator realized that, it was a greased downhill slope for Williams. When he was at Camp Mirage, Williams was taught techniques to aid him in keeping secrets under enemy interrogation. But those techniques did not prepare Williams for a scenario that included his wife.

David Craig Luckily he was Canadian not American

He wanted to get caught. The mention of court fees was what did it.

Nonmi Hiseddeo Nice catch! I was suspecting that, too.
The "father of criminal profiling," former FBI special agent John Douglass, uses a term in one of his books that has always stuck with me: "everyone has a rock."
He was referring to a case when a man who had bludgeoned a child to death with a rock was refusing to engage with the interrogation, and managed to remain completely emotionally detached. Douglass brought the rock out of evidence and slammed it down on the table in front of the guy...who then instantly just cracked.
Douglass says that "everyone has a rock," in the sense that EVERYONE— even the most hardened, unfeeling monsters— will all almost inevitably have SOMETHING (or someONE) that functions as an emotional "button" that, when leaned on, will crack them wide open.

Russ's "rock" was apparently his wife.


I would love to see an interrogation of someone with Adhd


"Disappointed" is not the response I was expecting when he asked him why... It's like he had urges to rape women basically that he felt he couldn't control and killing them was just a way of covering it up. He seems so void of any emotion though. As he can logically understand what he's done is wrong but doesn't have the corresponding emotion to accompany that fact. Very disturbing but absolutely fascinating.


man how do people do this without being clinically insane. It doesnt make sense. The way he just described killing those ladies is bone chilling. Like it was just a casual walk in the park


It cracks me up that Jim Smith said the guy that printed out the footwear impressions is a world-renowned footprint analyst lmfaooo. Something is hilarious about that.

S P A C Y I rewatched this the other day and you’re right. I didn’t notice the part where JCS points out that the analyst wasn’t in the building and just printed it out. I was wondering what the hell you were all talking about but your comment makes sense now. I thought you’d all just assumed that the analyst did nothing but print it off. My bad!

@Matthew Vaughan you.... you just don't get it.

@Jonathan Wilson bruh that's exactly what I envision, like Jim Smith walks by his office and says "how's the world's best footprint analyst doing today?" on a daily basis lol

@Matthew Vaughan lmfao. it's funny because he called the guy a world-renowned footprint analyst when all he did was print it out. that's like calling a guy who brought your lunch to the office a world-renowned chef. I wasn't mocking the concept of footprint analysis.

There's a world footwear impression analysis championship every year in Canada

Gotta lie to get those quick confessions.  Guilty or not, get a confession.


The most baffling thing about this case is why the colonel holds on to that lil patch of hair


I knew he was guilty the moment he walked in with that shirt and chewing his gum like some untouchable prom queen.

@J K I'm not insecure, nor a criminal, so I don't care what others think.

People probably think those things of you.


Hey he is a wacko, but at least guy admitted to all he has done.


Omg I can't look at this dude's face without seeing the image of him in women's underwear and bikinis in my mind lol it's BURNED into my psyche! 🤪

The interrogator is phenomenal.


This interrogator is just... <b>chef's kiss</b>

This interrogator is just... *chef's kiss*

@Diksa lmfao it's not your job, unless you're excluding yourself from the rest of us.

@Diksa do you know what the term "chef's kiss" means?

@Didi Cortez yeah like Grant Amato. Male detective was incompetent af

@Diksa watch Grant Amato's interrogation then

@Diksa Why don't you youtube "bad interrogations". There are terrible ones.

@Ms. Artichoke Cheese pizza w stuffed chz crust   calm down women ,its just a man's job.


This dude was at the time a colonel in the Canadian army forces??? And he just confessed on the basis of some shoe tracks? Imagine this guy been captured by enemy during an armed conflict in a war zone!!! He would just throw up all secrets!


Jim, I would love to see you cover mothers who kill. A deep dive into women such as Andrea Yates and DeAnna Laney would be awesome.

Jim used Andrea Yates as an example of the insanity defense, because she was clearly insane. You may need to subscribe to Patreon to see it, but it’s so worth it!


In Canada even the interrogators are polite


Every video: You can walk away any time or call a laywer...<br>Suspect: Nah, I'm good, let me sit here and incriminate myself

Every video: You can walk away any time or call a laywer...
Suspect: Nah, I'm good, let me sit here and incriminate myself


"Where did you kill your barber, Russ? "

"You have a map?"


Jesus this dude is out of his evil mind. He explains the murders like he's explaining an everyday thing.


The detective in this case was in the upper echelon of integrators that I have ever come across.

Brendan Bratch I agree. Russell wanted to be caught and didn’t really try and outsmart the interrogator at all.

Rather easy guy to interrogate, he simply broke when he murdered his last victim, there’s much more the colonel could’ve done to sway the ordeal if he wasn’t dealing with a fulfilling odyssey of disappointment.

Gerrylynn Mako Lots of people watch or study these types of videos. There’s an entire true crime community on YT, so I assume all he means is that he views a lot of these, and has seen both extremely impressive <i>and</i> extremely lazy detectives/interviewers.

Gerrylynn Mako Lots of people watch or study these types of videos. There’s an entire true crime community on YT, so I assume all he means is that he views a lot of these, and has seen both extremely impressive _and_ extremely lazy detectives/interviewers.


When the detective confronted Russel with foot prints, the tension was so high I had to pause the video for a moment.


If I was a woman, and he came into my house, we wouldn’t walk out . On god. Ladies,  always fight when a intruder comes in , never comply with them! They are lying to you ! More than likely if you see their face or not , they’ll hurt you. Everyone should be aware of friends and family too! Could be living or relatives with a creep !!!


You know i think i am actually to smart too be a murderer, pretty sure they would need some actual convincing evidence to get me saying anything and even then just "No lawyer no talking"


This dude drank coffee with a mouth full of gum. What a psychopath.

I drink milk with my pizza.. I must be one too huh?

@Iamhereblossom in a few weeks you'll start wearing women's underwear!

If he had spit out the gum they would have had actual DNA evidence to convict the guy lmao

You goof! I drink coffee and chew gum, I'm no psychopath....LOL

stropheum hmmmmmmmmm that’s a very good theory.   Makes a lot of sense.  Just wants to seem normal and folksy and agreeable but .......... gum will get super meaty & soft if coffee is hot = weird/unpleasant

Don't want to use your Google+ Name? Ok, we'll ask you again later ha ha gross minty coffee ☕ I guess it’s good if you haven’t brushed your teeth in the morning 🤷♀

@Iamhereblossom My favorite is coffee beans with chewing gum. then doing yard work and cutting firewood.

Juicy Fruit is gonna move ya! It's got a taste that gets right through ya!

@stropheum pretty sure it's already been determined that he's a total psychopath gum n coffee or not. He was chewing that gum like it was life support..I knew his ass was guilty watching the crossed arms and chewing the gum like mad. Never once did he even try to deny..

Sometimes I'll be chewing gum then I'll accidentally take a drink of water and I'll immediately feel like I just purposly put a piece of clay in my mouth.

LMAO watch till the end... It puts The Lotion In the Basket!

Ugh I can taste this comment and it's not good

Ugh I can taste this comment and it's not good

@Natalie He wanted to give it properly :D

@Natalie He wanted to give it properly :D

I was thinking the same thing..the thing is i am sure he did not want to spit it in the trash can for them to collect dna from it? little did he know...

@Not the one Peanut butter mint and savory beets is where it's at

@Kevin Narron honestly I saw the same thing at mine as well. I wonder if every one has 1 dude that can do this.

Straight up way to find a killer right there.

Straight up way to find a killer right there.

I was going to say the same thing. I don't even drink water and chew gum at the same time.

But the gum feels kind of nice when it melts...

But the gum feels kind of nice when it melts...

I do this and I'm in high school. It seems to improve my focus and determination. Maybe high school makes people into sociopaths

Does it make it worse if it's minty gum or fruity gum?

I saw a drill sergeant drink coffee in a room full of CS gas. I think military people with authority like drinking coffee with an obstacle in the way.

I'd be nervous if I were a guy . A phone can be used for surveillance but it also makes it easier to tighten up time estimates when making an alibi.

Don't want to use your Google+ Name? Ok, we'll ask you again later I’ve done it once but I felt it melted the gum to almost a liquid substance,

Vordt of the Boreal Valley he didn’t want his dna in the bin,

Interrogator knew he did it right there and then.

@stropheum Red flags and alarm bells are ringing after that comment. "Officer...stropheum is your man!"

Coupled with throwing people in wells while demanding lotion application I agree.

It probably ran out of flavor so it's fine

It probably ran out of flavor so it's fine

@Don't want to use your Google+ Name? Ok, we'll ask you again later I always thought there was something wrong with people who like mint... you savage! :D

I feel like my soul needs a bath after listening to this guy talk!

Honestly it's actually a good indicator of nervous behavior. He was offered the coffee, and focusing so hard on appearing normal he probably didn't want to turn it down or not drink it, and he was too nervous to ask for a bin for the gum, so he just did both lol. Either that or is he is a psychopath

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! This comment shouldn't be that funny, but OMG, it hit me harddd... LOL

Coffee flavored gum - the gift that keeps giving.

@Don't want to use your Google+ Name? Ok, we'll ask you again later Colgate Coffee for teeth darkening

I do it all the time. It's like mint coffee.

I do it all the time. It's like mint coffee.

I've done that... Shit am I a psychopath?

I've done that... Shit am I a psychopath?


Honestly couldn’t stop staring at his hairline the whole time


After hearing that he just printed it out and completely tricked him😭🤣 I can't...


This happened over six years ago, and scarily, as of 2020, they are still married.

Kira Marie  the courts work slowly, but he has to be sentenced right now. I think it prob has to do with money.

In the US if you're married you cannot be forced to testify against your spouse in court. She may know things and doesn't want to be put on the stand (unless the laws are different in Canada).


“Lie down on your tummy” oh my gosh. So creepy the way he says that.


this one is so disturbing because he explains it all in graphic detail but doesn’t give a single reason why? he says he doesn’t have any bad feelings about women. idk it’s just realising there are people who are pure sexual sadists and the fear and pain of their victims is either irrelevant or enhances the experience... makes me scared to be in the world.


No remorse no guilt over his actions. He doesn’t care what happened or even that he got  caught.


that detective has the same voice as Derek Shepherd in greys anatomy lol


Make your own website with these videos and work on moving on to big platforms. This literally sticks people to the TV like glue. Awesome content brotha. Thank you !!!


So interrogators can straight up lie and get away with it?


As much of a scumbag this man is, the fact that he realized he was caught and came forward with what happened is a godsend to her family. Most people in his situation continue to deny they had any involvement.


God love this investigator. I'm an Ontario resident, and this could have gone another way. You sir, are a hero. Under different circumstances, he could've asked for a lawyer. You got this sick bastard. Cheers my friend. You got him.


This videos amazing man thank you, I know the majority of the content is publicly available but your curation of footage and commentary including the notes on screen make it so much more compelling. Will have a look at your patreon now, game changing video. Thanks again.


This one scared me too much. I actually get sick over this story, this case kept me up for nights... Thank you for your amazing content Jim!

Is he that scary?  Doesn’t seem that weird to me...just a typical narcissist

@Danza No way...horrifying!! Ugh, honestly can't handle this guys scary af energy.

Tell me about he he lived 4 houses down from me lol


how disgusting... he's ENJOYING finally telling someone

someone mentioned that perhaps he was glad to finally be getting it off his chest. that is a good point or rather would be for the killers that felt relieved, but in this case, he seems more excited than relieved.


The stomach flu has got to be the worse excuse for anything. He really couldn’t think of anything better.

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If theres one guy to fear, its Jim Smith. The guys a legend

@pixie Jim Smyth literally gave an interview at The Behavior Panel Channel recently. He's retired now but absolutely exists.

@pixie you lost me, how does he not exist


I wonder why this JCS video is unlisted.


I wonder how many people would still be on the streets if they just asked for a lawyer


Why does nobody ever call a lawyer. He’s guilty and he still woulda been found out but I don’t get it. Especially if you’ve got means and are of status.

Narcissism. They think they are smarter than the cops.


Dude, are you going to make any more video? I have watched all your videos and rewatched them. We need something new! If its a matter of money tell us and I will donate it.


Holy shit, these videos are scaring me for real...


world renowned footprint specialist john norman is THE MAN


A colonel in the army and he broke in just an hour. Wicked. Not excusing a damn thing this guy did, but case study in why you never talk. Seemed like he may have wanted to be caught though.


They should make Williams watch this interrogation every day, just as punishment to see how easily he got played


Its so wierd i cant find this case on your channel on mobile. But i can find it on a youtube playlist. Love your videos dad

It's unlisted, unless you have the link to the video or saved it in a playlist you can't find it. I don't know why JCS unlisted the video though


This detective smelled blood in the water and found himself a big fat seal, damn.


Dear, JCS, you know how you do commentary on 1980s commercials?<br>What about doing something similar with photos of David Russell wearing lingerie?

Dear, JCS, you know how you do commentary on 1980s commercials?
What about doing something similar with photos of David Russell wearing lingerie?


If Russell walked out at 35:00 he might not be in prison where he belongs.


the body language mimicking is so insane to me.


He explains how he cares for & nurtured the lady during and after her seizures and even had a nap to help her recover and shit.. Only to kill her on the way out the house.. wow

He's a true psychopath. He knows he has to kill her, but taking care of her up until that point does not affect him at all. They're completely unrelated in his mind. Kind of reminds me of Todd in Breaking Bad. He'll be perfectly cordial to everyone but still commit terrible acts because they 'have to be done'.

Reminds me of when the BTK killer during his confession mentioned he put a pillow under one of his victim’s heads to ‘make him more comfortable’ before suffocating him to death. People who aren’t able to feel empathy don’t know how weird they sound when trying to level with their audience.


Why isn't this in JCS's videos section?  That's criminal.  Someone needs to be interrogated.


Colonol Weirdo: call me Russ
Jim Smyth: Okay, hair island
Colonol Weirdo: Can I have my murder boots back? My wife is expecting me for dinner. It's meatloaf night.

Colonol Weirdo: call me Russ
*Jim Smyth: Okay, hair island*
Colonol Weirdo: Can I have my murder boots back? My wife is expecting me for dinner. It's meatloaf night.


is it possible that he can get a lawyer when the footprint confrontation came to place? he would most likely get out of this situation since they only have footprint and tire prints.

Yeah, he could have gotten a lawyer at anytime after his Miranda rights were given.


This interrogator is a fucking genius at his job. Tearing down a high-ranking military official in an interrogation is not a small task.


I can’t get over how he talks about stalking, breaking into property, kidnapping, binding women, sexual abuse, rape and murder. Very calmly, emotionless, Monotone and so matter of fact that it’s Scary shit... <br>He could have been describing a picnic with his wife Or a brutal kidnapping, rape and murder. They would sound the same!!!

I can’t get over how he talks about stalking, breaking into property, kidnapping, binding women, sexual abuse, rape and murder. Very calmly, emotionless, Monotone and so matter of fact that it’s Scary shit...
He could have been describing a picnic with his wife Or a brutal kidnapping, rape and murder. They would sound the same!!!

Medical examiners are the same way when describing gruesome shit. That's why I trained to be one.

You should watch the Richard Kuklinski interviews if you somehow havent at this point.. now thats a cold man.

I feel like the pressure of the entire situation led to some sort of relief that he could just let it all out.  The detective pretty much just sat there and listened, and even coddled him up to get more out of him.  Great police work.

imagine seeing that psycho hiding in your basement


Interrogator got a pay rise after this interview, guaranteed.


"How did you know she was dead?" "When her body stoped moving"

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Damn I had no intention of watching this entire video but the detective and your analysis kept me rapt!!!

Thumbs up primarily for the proper use of "rapt".

Freddie Jay yes I was the same initially

@Bracket Racing Haha! YouTube and social media in general are places where people share knowledge. I think that's a good thing, and if one disagrees, one can easily fact check and refute. Reading the comments can even be more enlightening than the video. So long as the information shared is shared with the intent to inform rather than to condescend, I don't have a problem with giving or taking criticism. In this case, it's more interesting than a hundred people typing "same."

Freddie Jay 27 minutes in and I don’t plan on stopping. Got me hooked

@Nonmi Hiseddeo wow! I didn't know YouTube was a place to become an English major. Thank you for the lesson.


Good lord, this guy opened up like a Murder She Wrote culprit!


Such a good channel and interesting but this one was so hard to watch I felt sick from when he said "got a map?" til the end


Russ must be gutted he didn’t decide to wear his Jordan’s to this interrogation


Tied her up. Then what happened?

Well, I made her some hot chocolate and we watched our favourite simpsons episodes


when he says “wanna know anything in particular?” that’s how you know he’s a sadist. he’s wants to relive the kill by explaining what happened and it’s sick

That and making her pose for “many” pictures in her lingerie as trophies of his conquest.

@4TLOL Haha literally wrote one line, come back a month later and the guy has written an essay in response, gotta love when they take the bait lololol

How much do you guy wanna bet D C’s mom made him wear dresses to school.

Manecki Neckbeard 4 months into 2020 and you’ve given us the comeback of the century. Godspeed

wowskaterchick I'm no expert, but I'm guessing their problem is that they feel "dumb," and are suffering with severe ego dysfunction as a result of feeling that "nobody gives a fuck about" them. <br>It's really sad, and makes me realize just how vital it is for every child to feel loved and valued...not merely by their parents and immediate families, but by their communities. I sincerely hope that the above commenter can find more constructive and positive ways to interact with the world. These are incredibly difficult times for most people, and so while it's understandable on one level that someone would react by acting out negatively, it's also important to do whatever one can to foster a sense of hope and positivity...even amongst strangers.

wowskaterchick I'm no expert, but I'm guessing their problem is that they feel "dumb," and are suffering with severe ego dysfunction as a result of feeling that "nobody gives a fuck about" them.
It's really sad, and makes me realize just how vital it is for every child to feel loved and valued...not merely by their parents and immediate families, but by their communities. I sincerely hope that the above commenter can find more constructive and positive ways to interact with the world. These are incredibly difficult times for most people, and so while it's understandable on one level that someone would react by acting out negatively, it's also important to do whatever one can to foster a sense of hope and positivity...even amongst strangers.

Sarah If nothing else, seeing comments like D C's make me even more grateful that I have a highly intelligent kid who's grown up knowing that literally countless people love and care deeply about them. <br>I mean, sure, my kid might drive me nuts in the dishes and laundry department...but at least they aren't broadcasting a truly tragic lack of self-confidence (apparently caused by not feeling loved or cared about) to random strangers, right? 😉

Sarah If nothing else, seeing comments like D C's make me even more grateful that I have a highly intelligent kid who's grown up knowing that literally countless people love and care deeply about them.
I mean, sure, my kid might drive me nuts in the dishes and laundry department...but at least they aren't broadcasting a truly tragic lack of self-confidence (apparently caused by not feeling loved or cared about) to random strangers, right? 😉

sahab mir That's what my teenager does when they know they're caught, but are giving one last hail Mary effort to be a cagey smartass. <br>The difference is, my kid is reliving the feeling of getting one over on me by weaseling out of doing the dishes, or leaving wet towels on the floor and not getting caught right away.

sahab mir That's what my teenager does when they know they're caught, but are giving one last hail Mary effort to be a cagey smartass.
The difference is, my kid is reliving the feeling of getting one over on me by weaseling out of doing the dishes, or leaving wet towels on the floor and not getting caught right away.


Hey JCS, why is this video not on your channel page anymore ? <br>I had to search it through Google and it was on some random Russell Williams playlist.

Hey JCS, why is this video not on your channel page anymore ?
I had to search it through Google and it was on some random Russell Williams playlist.


OMG
Detective: Russel, what are we going to do?
Russel: Um... Well... I guess instead of taking legal advice. Imma tell all. Put me on Reddit for an AMA!!


This is the last video... I’ve binge watched his whole channel over the past 2 days... send help


The interrogator is pure pro. Calm, accurate, on point. Genius!!!


Outstanding work by Det. Sgt. Smyth. Williams defined arrogance.


Shout out to the guy that reported the truck. he probably saved a life or two.

@D Clipper This is true. Military probably took shame hardest as he was wayyyyyyy up the chain of command

@M Williams he also flew queen Elizabeth ll around ..certainly had a massive fall from grace

@M Williams absolutely. I mean I'm sure his wife is a lovely woman but she wasn't quite the looker....my initial thought upon seeing them pictured together was that she was his mother LOL

@Stu Pidazzo I have no idea, but the order of it is impressive in a sick way.

His friend's stated he was never lucky or had many gfs except one and then years later all of a sudden he is getting married. I feel his lack of success with women is a large factor in what happened.

@M Williams yes! Not only in the same pose, but the EXACT same pose.  As if it all were the same photo with different lingerie photoshopped on. Geez, what do you think was the.point in those? Sexual gratification? I don't even see how that could be possible..

@Stu Pidazzo have you all seen the photos of him on google wearing the underwear he stole. Weird thing is the photos are all in the same pose.

@Stu Pidazzo  Yes, the military did that, stripped away everything, I dont even think he is in a military prison.

 For an officer to do what he did is a sick sin of a stain to the officer corps, the military, and humanity. Officer commission's are given by the Queen of England and to be in charge of the largest military base in Canada is a huge honour and responsibility. To even be considered for the role is huge and his top secret clearance makes the military look so foolish , as they do background checks with our intelligence agency and the usual stuff.

I know he tried to kill himself quickly in prison with stuffing toilet paper rolls down his throat.

@M Williams embarrassment is an understatement but more like shame of the country.  I heard your country even went as far as to destroy every medal or award that bared his name. Never ceases to fascinate me how someone in such a high rank of authority lived such a dark and twisted second life.

@Stu Pidazzo I am from Canada and this dominated the news for so long. A huge embarrassment to our country and military. The man in the suit they show him next to in one photo was our last govt's minister of defense.

In scenarios like these everyone is a potential suspect, even military colonels.

@M Williams yeah and Some lucky women out there don't even realise they were saved and by whom. Goes to show if you have some kind of suspicion about a case you should report it no matter how small.

That guy was on point, most wouldn't think twice or even notice that tiny detail.


With the buildup about his rank and his identity, I was expecting some ego-driven tirade.

Jonathan Strootman what do you think this is, Phoenix Wright?


You see the same detective Jim Smith with a totally different approach in the Michael Rafferty interview. He’s much more successful here.

definitely but i also think rafferty was damn near impossible to get through to you can tell by the way he pities himself so much throughout the interview


Why is this unlisted? I thought I was going crazy when I couldnt find it on your channel. Had to go looking on reddit for a link

All the links are on Jim C. Swims Patreon:)

Just found this today myself..enjoy the gift!


Wow! I got here completely unintentionally, youtube suggests completely random things as I have interests turned off. Very impressed with the style of presentation here, your commentary is limited but concise, succint, appreciated when it comes but importantly leaves enough time and thinking space for viewers to absorb the extroadinary story and make their own opinions. I also very much appreciate that there is no music, no sound effects, so uncessary graphics and the important interview video is included in as much length, unabridged, as practical.This is the total opposite approach to every american crime documentary!

you have interests turned off... that doesnt do a damn thing for your watch history

The writing on this channel is incredible. Combine that with the narrator's skill and this is one of the best channels I've ever watched in my entire life.


His hairline is torture to look at. It makes no sense why he leaves it like that and doesnt shave it.


Is there any evidence to show whether or not this investigator jim can or cannot swim?


I'm loving the "John Norman: world-renowned expert" tactic! <br>Can't wait to use it on my kids, i.e., "Someone didn't flush the toilet. Now, you're all denying it, but luckily I just met a new neighbor, John Norman, who happens to be a world-renowned expert when it comes to lifting DNA from toilet seats. I'd hate to have to bother him about something so minor, so I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt, and let you have one more chance to tell the truth. After that, it's going to be beyond my control to help you. This is your chance to have some control here, while you still have some credibility, but your ability to give an explanation anyone will believe is rapidly expiring. I could be wrong, but I don't think you're the type of person who gets off on leaving unflushed excrement for others to find. This is your chance to decide whether you'll be known from now on as a serial toilet bandit. It's in your hands now...so can we talk?"

I'm loving the "John Norman: world-renowned expert" tactic!
Can't wait to use it on my kids, i.e., "Someone didn't flush the toilet. Now, you're all denying it, but luckily I just met a new neighbor, John Norman, who happens to be a world-renowned expert when it comes to lifting DNA from toilet seats. I'd hate to have to bother him about something so minor, so I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt, and let you have one more chance to tell the truth. After that, it's going to be beyond my control to help you. This is your chance to have some control here, while you still have some credibility, but your ability to give an explanation anyone will believe is rapidly expiring. I could be wrong, but I don't think you're the type of person who gets off on leaving unflushed excrement for others to find. This is your chance to decide whether you'll be known from now on as a serial toilet bandit. It's in your hands now...so can we talk?"

Feel so guilty laughing while watching this, but DAMN! 😂😂😂😂

Federico Wait, what...me?<br>Dang! You just about made my day! 😁

Federico Wait, what...me?
Dang! You just about made my day! 😁

Sam J
Okay. No screen time for an hour. Don't even start arguing or it'll be 2 hours. This is for your own good.
And next time, please remember to do it. I even put up that sign in the bathroom to remind you! I promise, if you do it every time it'll become muscle memory and you won't even HAVE to remember, because your body will automatically do it for you. Just like putting on your seatbelt.
Meatloaf, gravy, roasted potatoes & green beans for dinner. I didn't make mashed potatoes because I know you hate them.
❤ mommy

Pearl Finney Hahaha, right? I mean, I could do that...if I wanted my kids to grow up and be "That Guy" when it comes to work, roommates, college dorms, etc. We all have experience with That Guy: the one who doesn't flush the toilet at work or at school, or who leaves it for their roomates/housemates or fellow dorm dwellers to flush...and who, when confronted, acts like it's no big deal for another adult to have to flush their poop. "If it bothers you, then you flush it. It takes 2 seconds. Why are you making such a big deal about this?"

This is the same reason I try to teach my kids to wipe toothpaste & hair out of the sink, to throw trash in the bin, etc. Because if I just do it for them, that teaches them that it's really not a big deal. And once they get into the real world as adults, I do NOT want them to be That Guy.

@absolute in doubt Oh yeah.....cause that works.

@absolute in doubt Kiddo, is that you?
Seriously. This is you, right?
Please stop trolling mommy on YouTube and flush the toilet. It takes like 2 seconds.

Or instead of playing head games with kids you could  flush the toilet yourself and then remind them to do it after they use it???

Bobby Sayer that’s why I’m talking here. So I don’t bore them IRL. 😃

@Manecki Neckbeard haha don't worry. frankly, i think you don't have enough children as it appears you have too much time on your hands to write such a long and thoughtful comment. I've never been to any prison so  I don't have much in the way of that experience but from what I understand it would be more pleasurable than spending 24 hours with them in this coronavirus lockdown which doesn't really  have an end in sight. You could just use birth control in the future to avoid more of these problems and write a good novel as that would actually increase your wealth and prestige

Ray Hage Ugh. Sorry. The endless days of sheltering at home have left me with waaaay too much time on my hands, as evidenced by my multiple logorrheic TLDR comments & replies. <br>I guess now would be the time to finally get started in earnest on that novel? Or something? 🤷🏻♂🙄

Ray Hage Ugh. Sorry. The endless days of sheltering at home have left me with waaaay too much time on my hands, as evidenced by my multiple logorrheic TLDR comments & replies.
I guess now would be the time to finally get started in earnest on that novel? Or something? 🤷🏻♂🙄

Ray Hage Sir, congratulations on the second comment in a row to make me literally LOL!
And yeah, I certainly do hear you— a family member of mine actually did a stint in one of those so-called "country club" white collar prisons. And,  while it most definitely was NOT a relaxing, pampered country club experience, my impression is that he didn't have to deal with anywhere near the levels of consistently high-decibel daily chaos and stress that parenting a teenager entails.
And of course, I've recently discovered that it's all magnified exponentially during covid lockdowns! Who knew!? I wouldn't have thought it could get any crazier, until I suddenly lost those precious 7 hours a day of peace! If nothing else, this experience has made me realize that teaching seems very much akin to parenting: a stressful, if tremendously rewarding and fulfilling career if you choose it*...but a relentless onslaught of maddening, confusing, exhausting, head-meet-brick-wall frustration if you're unwilling and/or unprepared.

* Although, as an obnoxiously optimistic person, I can say that I've  suddenly gained new insight into why several of my former teachers were so remarkably rotten at their jobs: to a one, these teachers were the last, aging vestiges of a generation in which unmarried women were essentially involuntarily shunted into careers as either nurses, secretaries...or teachers. It didn't matter if the reason they were unmarried in the first place was due to a hatred of kids and nurturing in general, they simply didn't have a choice (although, obviously, there were rare exceptions) when it came to careers. One teacher in particular of mine so clearly detested children, and was counting the seconds to retirement...but I realize now that as a "spinster," she likely never had any other options. It's been fascinating to witness the difference between my own and my parents' teachers with those of my kids. My parents had innumerable grumpy, mean, bullying teachers, and there were still a few hanging on by the time I came along...but every single one of my kids' teachers has clearly just loved teaching and children/young people in general.

Ray Hage Sir, congratulations on the second comment in a row to make me literally LOL!
And yeah, I certainly do hear you— a family member of mine actually did a stint in one of those so-called "country club" white collar prisons. And,  while it most definitely was NOT a relaxing, pampered country club experience, my impression is that he didn't have to deal with anywhere near the levels of consistently high-decibel daily chaos and stress that parenting a teenager entails.
And of course, I've recently discovered that it's all magnified exponentially during covid lockdowns! Who knew!? I wouldn't have thought it could get any crazier, until I suddenly lost those precious 7 hours a day of peace! If nothing else, this experience has made me realize that teaching seems very much akin to parenting: a stressful, if tremendously rewarding and fulfilling career if you choose it*...but a relentless onslaught of maddening, confusing, exhausting, head-meet-brick-wall frustration if you're unwilling and/or unprepared.

* Although, as an obnoxiously optimistic person, I *can* say that I've  suddenly gained new insight into why several of my former teachers were so remarkably rotten at their jobs: to a one, these teachers were the last, aging vestiges of a generation in which unmarried women were essentially involuntarily shunted into careers as either nurses, secretaries...or teachers. It didn't matter if the reason they were unmarried in the first place was due to a hatred of kids and nurturing in general, they simply didn't have a choice (although, obviously, there were rare exceptions) when it came to careers. One teacher in particular of mine so clearly detested children, and was counting the seconds to retirement...but I realize now that as a "spinster," she likely never had any other options. It's been fascinating to witness the difference between my own and my parents' teachers with those of my kids. My parents had innumerable grumpy, mean, bullying teachers, and there were still a few hanging on by the time I came along...but every single one of my kids' teachers has clearly just loved teaching and children/young people in general.

@Manecki Neckbeard i have a lot of friends who are parents and every time i hear one of their stories, i feel better about my life lol.  but you describe the "horror show" perfectly. its voluntary in your case, but frankly, i think i would rather do time at a white collar jail

Ray Hage Your comment also reminded me of how I’ve always thought that parenting is kind of comparable to having some particularly unusual kink or fetish: it’s almost indescribably rewarding, fulfilling and pleasurable if you went into it consensually...but it’s almost certainly an absolute horrorshow if you were forced to enter into it involuntarily.
For example, if you go into a given situation fully expecting to be raising a teenager, or, say, having someone pee on you while you’re wearing a bunny suit...then all the hardship and humiliation will feel SO worth it. But if not? You're in for a world of 🤮
Heh.

Ray Hage Oh wow, I just laughed out loud SO hard at your comment! When I just reread it, even I found myself shaking my head in stupefied wonder at just how insane parenting can get...and I’m living it every day!
I’ve got a longtime friend who never wanted or had kids, and it reminded me of how they always say they’re MUCH happier hearing their various friend’s funny and/or crazy stories of parenting, without ever having to worry that they’ll personally experience any of it: “Your kid seriously said that!? That is hysterically funny. But because it happened to you. It’s funny because it happened to you, not me.”

Oh! And also— thanks for saying my comment was funny! Again, as a parent, my jokes usually get an eye roll and deep sigh, at best. 😁

well-played! don't feel bad about gallows humor. It's one of those "it's ok because it's funny" type of jokes. Though this comment does make me feel better about not having children. Phew

@Manecki Neckbeard It's called gallows humour

Neill Parry Thank you! I just know that even though my family and I often deal with horrific tragedy by resorting to humor, not everyone does. <br>Like, we were told a few weeks ago that my dad was dying, and when he miraculously pulled through, my mother’s response was to tell him, “So does this mean I should get all your clothes back out of the garbage? And you probably want me to tell that hot 26yo guy I just met that I’m not going to be moving on yet, either...”

Neill Parry Thank you! I just know that even though my family and I often deal with horrific tragedy by resorting to humor, not everyone does.
Like, we were told a few weeks ago that my dad was dying, and when he miraculously pulled through, my mother’s response was to tell him, “So does this mean I should get all your clothes back out of the garbage? And you probably want me to tell that hot 26yo guy I just met that I’m not going to be moving on yet, either...”

@Manecki Neckbeard no need to apologise mate, it was funny

Johnny Allen Shane Prater I feel awful for twisting such a horrific story into anything even vaguely amusing, and feel like I should make clear that I mean no disrespect to the victims or their families...but dammit, that cop's tactics were just so bloody brilliant!

It's almost like months of lockdown combined with several immediate family members nearly dying has made me a little punchy, or something?


This detective is the same as the one that interviewed Terri-Lynn in the Michael Rafferty video? These cops are so professional.


He stops chewing the gum when he knows he was caught


Farewell JCS, you will be missed sorely.  How can we get all the videos that are unlisted so I can download them to watch in the future?  I want the unedited version of the Case of Andy S or w/e it's called, love that one so much.  And the Jussie Smollett episode is amazing.

@e.k. Yesssss!  I remember it didn't get very many views probably because of YT's BS Algorithm suppressing it, but one of my favorite videos he's done.  He also had to edit out audio in the part with the shootout AFTER he uploaded the video, which was another YT thing I'm sure.

Man I miss 2006-2012 Youtube, this platform has become just another google censored PoS.


he looks like the dollar store version of Putin


Note to self: Never wear murder shoes to a police interrogation

Nikki Dolce That was the arrogance of this pathetic excuse for a human being !

Philip Markoff had his victims blood visible on his shoe during his interrogation. However, he was brought in for questioning and don’t know it was going to happen ahead of time like Williams.

@GrodRumpa Bruh some jokes are just not ok, even if they are funny. Racist jokes can be funny asf if the right stand up comedian can tell it without offending anyone. Usually that is not the case though

Momenтo MoRi thats why he said as dumb as a doormat - a doormat has no intelligence.

Definitive Entertainment   You're not really playing with a full deck, huh?

@Hallands Door mat, door stop. Doesn't matter. His point stands and you have yet to address it because it's more convenient to jump on an irrelevant error than engaging in the dialog and making a case for yourself. Cheer up, cup cake. You're just making a fool of yourself all round. Use that time you waste responding for something that gets you in a better place in life.

Mr Touchene hahaha that glancing down at his own shoes bit was priceless though 😂

Off topic, but I love how the beginning of the video shows the US military & flag.
 Why not?
  We take the heat for everything else.

Brandon Becker   Not exactly. I'm merely suffering from an affliction which in the current company appears a bit rare. It's called "empathy" and makes this subject no joking matter at all. I could try to explain what warpes <b>your view</b> on this, but you wouldn't understand. You either get it or you don't. If you suspect I'm thinking that your emotinal maturity is childish or absent, though, you're not too far of.

Brandon Becker   Not exactly. I'm merely suffering from an affliction which in the current company appears a bit rare. It's called "empathy" and makes this subject no joking matter at all. I could try to explain what warpes *your view* on this, but you wouldn't understand. You either get it or you don't. If you suspect I'm thinking that your emotinal maturity is childish or absent, though, you're not too far of.

Momenтo MoRi   Maybe try again? I haven't checked, but I'm pretty sure I typed "doorstop"...

GrodRumpa   Yeah, you just keep telling yourself that...

@Hallands first time on the internets eh?

@melhupby I'll just save this comment...   just in case

So, go to a second hand store, by shoes that are too big, throw them away and go home.

@paul fogarty It'll be easier just to do it in a way you wouldn't and in clothes that aren't yours. Keep  the rest of your life apart from this one thing you do. Then you need to tell yourself a story about what you did instead. Repeat it and repeat it.

@Mark Steven Russ might (Get Off,if he did that)

Do the opposite of Dexter and wrap yourself in cellophane wrap from head to toe. You get the bonus of being super aerodynamic as well.

LOL goddamn :P yep..that'll fk ya...fact that he thinks he is so smart too haha

The smart criminal will never agree to an interrogation. Frankly, the smart innocent man doesn't either.

@GrodRumpa my brother has been murdered few years ago and i'm still not as uptight as he is. so.. - that other part.

yeah. 1. Stab 2. Run 3. Hide 4. Change boots 5. change tyres. pretty straight forward.

Either that or don't wear your murder shoes to the muder

@Hallands You should always be planning to murder someone.

I mean, never actually do it. But it's good to have contingencies ;).

@Hallands You should always be planning to murder someone.

I mean, never actually _do_ it. But it's good to have contingencies ;).

LOL!! hone those serial killer skill mate!!!


I got here through the subreddit post with a playlist of all JCS videos. Thanks for that, but any guess as to why this video is unlisted? I understand it with for example the video that features "This is America" but for this I can't see a reason that it has to be unlisted.

@sleepful not sure but i think it was always supposed to be patreon exclusives, but they messed up privacy links or something

@Zchelmer Joash Gamboa when? i watched it on here years ago and have never been on his patreon


Some of my family lives in Ottawa 😍🙌🏼 I’d love to move there!. Pretty much given up on the states😩🤦🏻♀🤷🏻♀. All this interrogation needs? A decent barber to shave that mess off!😂


Interrogator sounds like my dad when he be disappointed in me and shit


Best true crime channel on yt. Re watching this one. Waiting for your next video


41.15- he’s gloating about how easily her skull gave it. Chilling stone cold psychopath


I have a feeling his haircut had something to do with him committing these crimes. 🤔


This detective was brilliant, calm, patient and persistent.

It's a shame that a few bad cops/detectives ruin the credit & acknowledgement for detectives like this who rightfully deserve praise for the amazing job that they do. It can't be easy to constantly see the worst humanity has to offer & still continue to do your job that skillfully without any loss of personal sanity or self control. They truly deserve a higher amt of respect & admiration from the public they protect & serve.

The detective really sold on his position of alleged strength.


Inexperienced criminals talk to the police. Jeff, well he just wants a coke.


If I committed a crime I wouldn't give the police all the evidence they'd need to convict me.


Investigator: be there or be square.

Russel: why not both?


this man hair look like the special blocks you hit in Mario no 🧢


This is my favourite interrogation by far and i'm so glad you've finally done a video about it!

@LL Cool Nay Smith\Smyth said it"you are an intelligent guy" meaning not really....

Mash Bhogaita I just don’t understand how a colonel could be so stupid. He wore the same boots to the interrogation. He parked his SUV with its distinct tires in plain view of the road. How arrogant was this guy? Crazy.


when the professor starts talking again at 44:42 i forgot i was still in class


At 4:30, after he has been told of the rape and murder, does his lower jaw clench slightly? Unfortunately it is a bit to pixelated for mr to see clearly, but I swear something in that region changes at that timestamp


I couldn't beare listening to his stories by the end


Dude... I just watched the whole Lazarus interrogation and am just now starting the Williams one... This is some straight up rabbit hole shit. Very interesting, man. Cool stuff!


Dude stole women's cl9thes and photographed himself wearing it


That rectangle on his head is staring at me intently and it's making me quite uncomfortable


DUDE 10:44 did you manually look for the houses and highlight them?


Man, that long, quiet stare and then "Got a map?" chilled me to the bone.

I know right? He said it so matter of fact. And at that point it seemed easy for him. He didn't even hesitate or flinch when giving the details.

Same. I had to look for someone making the same comment to see if anyone felt the same.  Once he makes that comment...he’s done.


I feel like if a person during an interrogation is quite, is guilty. If I was someone who was accused of something I didn’t do I would talk and raise my voice just to prove them wrong! I would do anything in my power to get someone to believe me. This person just sits there and doesn’t say much...maybe it’s just me!


-You are being accused of rape and murder, they may find the dead body tonight, Russel what we gonna ? <br>-Call me Russ please

-You are being accused of rape and murder, they may find the dead body tonight, Russel what we gonna ?
-Call me Russ please


This upload is the best piece of free content on the internet.


This detective, man. This fockin detective.