The fuckin' body language and games they're playing with each other. Coming from a military family, I can't tell you just how fucking hilarious this is. Screw food, screw water! I could subsist off this shit for weeks! It feeds my very soul, it's so cathartic and funny.


Got into these after watching criminal minds. It’s so crazy to see actually people like this


This guy is the absolute king Kong of interrogation


They should make a movie of this and donate money to the family’s of the victims. So scary the way he described the killings.


“Just black.... with sugar” OK detective I’ll just ignore that one.

I like it black. When you get used to it, you appreciate a good cup of coffee.

If it's good coffee sometimes I drink it without sugar,too.

Thats how I take my coffee. I like the taste of coffee, not the bitterness.

@niks <br>No, again thats not what i was saying 🙄

@niks
No, again thats not what i was saying 🙄

@Pink slits ooze autonomy.
Thats what a psycho would say, though🤔
Hehe, no for real though, I did not suggest that people that like sweetened coffee without milk are psychos, only that it is (from what I see) the rarest form of coffee consumption 🤓 and therefore🧐 is a useful tactic to force something non-pleasant on a suspect.

Jennifer Lehman Don’t worry, that’s how I take my coffee and I’m at least 99.9% sure I’m not a psycho! 😂

@Mandalo Rian now I'm afraid I'm a psychopath hahaha

@Jennifer Lehman <br>Oh, well congratulations, that means you are special! 🤣

@Jennifer Lehman
Oh, well congratulations, that means you are special! 🤣

I bet it was planned ahead, because virtually nobody likes their coffee like that


one thing i noticed, the interogator failed  to mention his military reputation. At the begining the narrarator mentioned it was to take away his higher social stance and bring him down to his level, but the downside to doing this is that its harder to put his military reputaion in his mind. The impact of his actions on how his men view him would have likely been enough to force him into sliping up. Although that would have been a good tactic to utilize in a later interview if this (softer) tactic had failed to illicit a confession, or evidence.


5:06 Hold on, are you telling me the police were checking every vehicle's tire pattern that went thru that roadblock?


Detective Smith is really, really good at his job, he deserves no less than $10 million easy.


A decorated military veteran. A hero to so many. And he was doing this. Just remember that these people walk among us. Scary.


some character traits, his double life and escalation from creeper to killer is eery similar to that of the golden state killer


its so disturbing how he just recounts them concisely, as if they are the most normal things to be doing.


My very close friend is a Detective who has special expertise in interviewing children who've been victims of sexual abuse. She explained her process of interviewing kids, but also her approach in interrogations. She's gotten a lot of predatory monsters off the street. She has an impressive percentage of confessions. She's a funny, pretty blonde person and perfect for the job.  Personally, I would not want to be in the same room with a guy like this.

On the flip side people like your friend have may saved many innocent men from prison. A friend of mine's wife left him and during the divorce proceedings she accused him of molesting their 8yo daughter. The daughter was obviously coached by the mother because she couldn't answer questions like "what time of day did it happen?", "where did it happen?", "what was daddy wearing" etc. She had a script that she had no problem repeating, but as soon as the questioning went off script she couldn't answer the most simple innocent question. The interviewer testified that she was 100% certain that the daughter had not been interfered with.


I can’t believe after all those guilty verdicts and two murders he still gets to come up for parole...it might be awhile but still he has a chance to be free walking the streets again. What does it take to keep u in prison.?


Thank goodness some murderers talk to police. Of course, if you’re innocent, just ask for a lawyer, cops will sometimes pin shit you didn’t do on you.


37:00 Got a map? So scary when he says it so casually and you realise that is basically a confession. Chilled me to the bone


I don’t think he felt remorse but he also genuinely cared that his wife would find out. The lack of motive is really off putting. Serial killers usually have some history of hat led them to become sexual deviants. Porn, or maybe even abused themselves


Of course Canada has the most polite murder rapist. Just calmly answering every question, sometimes saying things like "pardon me?". Obviously wasn't polite to the victims.. Chilling.


I wonder how an investigator would react if you sat in the chair closest to the door and forced them sit in the corner? (Forced by refusing to move)


Having the suspect sit in a completely destroyed swivel chair has to be some sort of phycological trick, right?

Henry Farthington and missing portions. Just like his hair

Maybe it gives a more “informal” feeling. Like he’s not in a “real” interrogation room so he can feel relaxed upon entering the room?

Nothing they do in that room is accidental, you can be sure of that.

Oh i bet. I never noticed thst but. One hundred percent.


Put a bunch of murder suspects in a cell for a night and the one who sleeps soundly is the killer - this dude is way too calm given the severity of the crimes being listed


Detective James Smith is Canada's premier badass interrogator.

He gets all the really messed up cases.


Mr Smith i thank you for your amazing work!


I remember one night I was out for a walk after supper like I always did and a police pulled up to me telling me to get in his car so he could drive me home, he was trying to tell me a guy walking behind me was following me for a while and he was worried I was in trouble. But I saw that guy had just got off a bus and didn't even see me so I knew the police was lying, and he had such a wild look in his eye I felt like he was a dirty cop was trying to abduct me. Why would a police make such a blatant lie and look so crazy doing it??? There were some other people out for walks so I wasn't too scared because there were witnesses. He kept asking me where I lived and telling me he'd drive me home that I wasn't safe, but I told him I lived close by and promised I'd go home. When he finally left me alone he looked kind of sad and resigned about it. Later I found out it's because Williams was in the neighbourhood and the officer really was trying to protect me.

Sounds like you had a creative writing lesson and decided to complete it here.


This investigator knows his shit.  It’s very hard to get a suspect to (Roll) without getting up close and personal.  This guy should have walked out.


after this video, that small island of hair abruptly ended it’s forehead lease and no longer associates with the colonel.


What a fucking monster, truly disgusting.<br>Amazing job by the interrogator!

What a fucking monster, truly disgusting.
Amazing job by the interrogator!


What's the explanation behind "Call me Russ"? It's like a coping mechanism for him (like "only friends and family call me X), to help him feel protected and secure? Or the investigator gain his trust and it makes him feel more familiar? And 3rd option- call me Russ because I want something in return (aka to protect his wife).
I hope this won't lose in the comment section....
Thank you!


Chomping on his gum, & nodding constantly shows he’s trying to make up a story. As soon as the investigator mentioned he might be involved, I would have said something. He just kept nodding & chomping on his gum. A tell tale sign of being nervous & guilty.


I know he's a bad guy and all, but I kinda hate interrogations with how manipulative they are.  I wouldn't be surprised if slower people just admitted to crimes they didn't do because the investigator made them feel like regardless if they did it, they'd be going to jail.


Brilliant videos, they really get you hooked


let this be a lesson to us all... wear a hat when you get arrested after killing people !!


Give that effin detective a huuuuge effin bonus on top of his wage, the man effin earned it!!!


An innocent man would have said "Detective, I don't know a damn thing about this, now I've got a lawn to cut so I'm off. Good look catching the perp".


"you're not under arrest... today" - that's a loaded statement, suggests that that's on the cards


I really felt a genuine sadness for this guy


"I want to minimize the effect this will have on my life"<br>YOU KILLED SOMEONE FOR FUCK SAKE

"I want to minimize the effect this will have on my life"
YOU KILLED SOMEONE FOR FUCK SAKE


abysmal-dood yes I'm sure I entered name correctly


The channel Crime Watch Daily reported that Williams was the SECOND car checked when the roadblock went up.  I hate misinformation.  I am definitely giving Jim the benefit of the doubt.


Second time watching this one. Sick sick dude. Definitely got a kick out of him in that pink crop top number


That detective sure played his cards right👏👏👏 i wouldnt want to play poker with him..


His hairline is an allegory for his psychology.

It’s in the shape of a Fermata, as he didn’t know when to stop.


He seems to be feeling shame but the actions were clearly premeditated


the middle drill instructor in the second photo was mine during bootcamp :)


This is an interesting case. This guy was a predator but he wasn't evil. (I mean thats subjective but you know some people really don't feel bad or anythign like that or even feel good about it) This guy got fucked in the head at some point and I think like you said the constant reminder of his high status probably continued it or exacerbated it

Idk... he seems pretty fucking evil to me. He may appear remorseful but the cold, calculating way in which he describes his crimes is disgusting. Seems like he's basking in it.


A portrait of a high functioning psychopath within a state institution...Fucking scary!


As a US marine seeing an officer chewing gum is weirdly jarring


This guy couldve walked out and lawyered up at any moment. I’m not saying he’s innocent, just that he definitely could have been like, okay bye, lawyer

Would you have wanted him to walk free? Either way, all signs point to him


If you’re sitting in a room and Jim Smyth walks through that door you’re fucked.


On his salary he could have afforded the best solicitor in Canada. As much as of a monster he is all he had to do was keep his vile mouth shut and he may have got a better outcome than life with no parole. Maybe even could have walked free


14:51 What the hell is 'stomach flu'? There's no such thing! He gave himself away at that very moment lol.

@marty13612 Really appreciate your reply. I had no idea whatsoever and appreciate your clarification! It's (IMHO) just such a strange term to call a bad/upset stomach as 'flu'. From the UK with my warmest regards to my Canadian friends.

It's definetly a thing, at least here in Canada, it's a thing people say.


Williams gum chewing getting more intense


If he just said: This is not my boots footprint. I want a lawyer. He would have been free.


I think this guy is the realest psychopath on your channel


How the hell you spend 10 mil on an investigation ?


And who investigated him before he got Top Secret clearance?

You think they have magical powers to see into the future?


You should do the psychology of the guy who said what have I done i have become death i have become destroyers of worlds the guy who invented and set off the first nuclear bomb his mindset his life how smart.he was to build something like that the.mindset of those  involved building it the mindset of those who set it off amd their mindset after seeing it all done to it being set off what was their mindset after that
What about trump amd his mindset amd how smart he is what he is thinking about his tactics
Do you have access to other interrogation footage is their any notable footage you have to show people.who stumped the police or freaked them out or was impossible to crack tactics used it's been awsome to see these body readersie detectors your explanations of mindsets what their doing is awsome do they teach this kind of stuff in schools or is it learned in time and are these tactics proven to work


Anybody else reckon he's just like Woody Harrelson in Natural Born Killers ?


Russ seems like a swell guy, beside all that other stuff.


I was NOT ready for his photos using girls underwear.  🤣🤣🤣🤣


I think the lesson here is, don't talk to the popo without a lawyer, especially when you're fucking guilty.


When theres no dialog i can imagen the guy talking to himself like dexter


That's what happens when you grow a sole patch on your forehead.


"Maybe if i have a look at these bootprint pictures one more time they will let me go"


“Call me Russ. Please”!!! Weirdo. That is the true psychological terminology!!!


Is there a website to view all of the photo evidence for crimes like this? Pictures of tire tracks, dna evidence, etc


Is the detective wired? I swear you can hear a thrumming heartbeat under some of the audio.<br>I know my heart would be beating out of my chest.

Is the detective wired? I swear you can hear a thrumming heartbeat under some of the audio.
I know my heart would be beating out of my chest.


The interrogator got that guy to confess to 2 murders and 4 rapes and get the details in under 2hrs. Damn.


This detective was brilliant. I'm so grateful heroes like this exist out there. Thank you for your hard work sir


This interrogator is the last boss in World of Crime.


Need to get me one of those flashlights. Very sturdy.


he could have dodged a bullet before the confession if he just said "i need a lawyer, you're trying to frame me"

Would you have wanted him to walk free? I’m glad he confessed, lunatic


So ive watched the full interrogation, but JCS still covers so much that i missed. Great channel.


Nah, I don’t need a lawyer - I’m the KeRnAl


Rumor has it that the gum he's chewing is now on the brink of turning into a rock

Because.....

legend has it that he's still chewing it to this day


I guess the relationship between he and his wife is more like “a kid and a always-right -mom “. something wrong during his childhood.


Backed his down in the paint like shaq in his PRIME!


Curious to see the reaction if the interrogator was a woman!


That patch of hair in the front of his head was trying to make an escape and the other hairs said NO YA DON'T


I notice they bring up Bernardo a lot in these interrogations


It’s utterly terrifying how nonchalant he was describing that. It makes me feel sick to my stomach.

Huge props to the investigator, he’s just given a master class and make him confess in less than an hour.


Anyone else hear a little bit of bubbles from the trailer park boys in the voice of the interrogator ?


Having spent considerable time in the military, the minute he called him Russell I laughed at how perfect that was. Brilliant.

Stu Pidazzo Oh, he was. If you ever go to military you will see how god damn childish place it is(but necessary). War is childish thing also so what else to expect. For officers its like a game of honor. The higher ranking you are the more respect you have. And then there are different units fighting over who is the toughest and most necessary. And they know exactly how to tune your mind to subscribe to that game. In 6 months you are brainwashed to value the things military wants you to value and behave as you are told to. This mad man was in the military well over a decade. If he is frequently addressed as colonel instead of Mr(as apparently is custom new continent) he must have been pissed. He just covered it but he sure as hell was.

@I am the one oh I see thanks for the info. I didn't really notice any egos hurt or shit lost from our good ol' pal Russ here. Perhaps he secretly was in fact?

Stu Pidazzo There is a line in the rank hierarchy when passed after which other institutions like hospitals will refer you as colonel or general. Where I come from that doesn't happen even if you were 4 star general but it is a practice in many countries. Colonel comes right before 1 star general so he was pretty pissed he wasn't recognized. I can't amplify how neurotic officers are of their rank. If you address them by higher rank they will give a smug smile and crack a joke if you address them by lower rank they will loose their shit.

@I am the one even if the person addressing the authority isn't even in the military? (Like the detective here)

Stu Pidazzo in the military everyone especially high ranking officers are extremely aware of their positions. When talking to someone (first you ask permission) you always address them by the rank. It's a honor thing. If you use their name you raise yourself on the same level.

I don't understand. Is it improper to address a colonel by his name like such?

rayamoroso126 It most certainly did  fuck with him.


56 minutes to get him to start his confession. That's scary quick. That lie about the tyre tracks/boot/fingerprint connection was genius.


I can really appreciate this video. Its very well made, and the narrator does a good job of making a topic or event that i would find uninteresting, into something i cant put down. Great job!


A little too much time studying those photos, dude! His gum sure disappeared in a hurry!


This is very interesting, because he literally never denied anything.

I agree but what I found even more interesting than him not reneging is that he did not try to offer any alternative options as to what had happened. Like no untruthful explanations nothing!

Yeah, people are talking about how amazing the detective is, but honestly I think the guy was just ready to confess.

Hahahaha even their murderers and rapists politely confess

he definitely hid details that were important to him

@theRobinBrown In my honest opinion, I believe there was a part of him (maybe subconscious even) that wanted to be caught,  which is why he barely questioned the idea that something like tire track analysis could be done at a level as to make it similar to the accuracy of the likes of fingerprints or why he was so quick to establish such a convincing link between himself and the crimes he was involved in.

there are moments when the sighs come across more like sighs of relief than anything else, at least to me.
There's several moments when he refers to the well-being of his wife and the impact on her as a primary focus of concern,showing that at least on some level he is capable of some form of emotional response based on the ramifications to others that come from the actions he committed (be it concern/pity/remorse).
He even states outright that he would hope that if he weren't caught that it wouldn't happen again but couldn't be sure.

Maybe I am way off as I don't know much about the case (aside from this video) nor do I have any professional background in psychology, and yes I still obviously view the Col. as a sick individual who deserves what he got and arguably more but yeah, I guess that's just my interpretation I got from viewing this footage.

That's not to undermine the masterful and eloquently subtle use of techniques on the side of the interrogator however. Its easy to want to go in guns blazing and tear the guy a new one when you believe or even flat out know the person is guilty. Anyone could do that, just like being in an argument with someone, demanding answers and whatnot. It takes patience, talent integrity (and I suppose a little trickery helps) to be able to pull off a confession like that one.

On a side note, I would be interested to see a breakdown on this channel of a high profile example of a wrongful arrest/conviction based partially on interrogation footage with an analysis on what may have been some of the underlying causes (at least on the interrogation side of things) such as the body language or answers given, that might have led to the wrongful arrest/conviction. I think it would be an interesting and different aspect that I don't think I have seen very often.

Fudge Fudge I agree, I just thought it was strange that he wouldn't even <b>try</b> to deny anything.

Fudge Fudge I agree, I just thought it was strange that he wouldn't even *try* to deny anything.

Had he walked away, right after the pleasantries, he would still be a colonel. Lesson! Police always smarter or thinks they are smarter.

Well if you commit SO many crimes.. you gotta know you're going to get caught eventually.. and for him it must have been a realization that.. 'hey.. it's finally that time.. I knew it was coming so fuck it. '


Psychopaths always seem to look off in a way. Based off his appearance in the thumbnail, it’s not too surprising he is a psychopath. Am I right?


Lawyers spend their entire careers trying to give the simple message: “Never, ever, EVER, talk to the police!”. Never under any circumstances, innocent or guilty. Yet none of these people can get it into their thick sculls.

That’s half the point of this video. It’s because the detective is good at his job, and thank god for that.

@violet sparkles No it doesn't, cops want you to think that it's suspicious so that you'll stupidly not call for a lawyer.

@violet sparkles I feel only ignorant people would believe that its suspicions to get a lawyer. If you're guilty you'll want to protect yourself, even more so if your innocent.

@Ted Craboli Of course but not everyone can see it that way, these criminals may think they're saving their name. They're not tho.

Laura Sparkles It can arouse suspicion from the police but requesting a lawyer, as is people’s right, doesn’t hold up in court as a reasonable suspicion

its cuz requesting a lawyer arouses suspicion, and these types of people think they can defend their own name. that and williams probably wanted to share his... um, escapades with someone.


Please make sure all your windows and doors are locked at all times people.


Russell Williams may be an underwear weirdo, but I genuinely respect the way he wears his armpit hair on his forehead.

I was so caught off guard by that that last bit I practically got whiplash

I just woke up my husband laughing. I told him I’m watching a video about some murders. That really woke him up.

@DannyDSculptor Sir: Maybe he should receive a year's supply of Minoxidil with it's hair-growing potential. That, and a CD of actor Jack Nicholson's Werewolf movie with his Hair Club comment for inspiration<br>Seriously

@DannyDSculptor Sir: Maybe he should receive a year's supply of Minoxidil with it's hair-growing potential. That, and a CD of actor Jack Nicholson's Werewolf movie with his Hair Club comment for inspiration
Seriously

@DannyDSculptor he has a lot of hair follicles that are still alive... Almost all people with his type of hairloss at the front are bald on top.. You would still think his patch would look a bit weird face to face even if he shaved.. he should be getting hair transplants as he would really benefit from them.. maybe he can get it done in jail???

Duuuuude!!!! Here's a comment that will live in infamy

I liked your comment 2 months ago and am still laughing at this

@DannyDSculptor I am not defending this hair style, but have you considered they appear this way from either a short grade all over or having been bald and the hair has grown out? I don't think these styles are 'designed' as such.

This is an epic reply!! Yes Zach Morgan!

This is an epic reply!! Yes Zach Morgan!

Alisha It’s more of a helipad, he even has a H on top.

Alisha It’s more of a helipad, he even has a H on top.

Lol, yeah any sign of something like that and you just shave your head bald and call it a life man! :)

The D has a baseball patch to match and complement!

The D has a baseball patch to match and complement!

@Shane Ashley Yeah I was watching this, as soon as the interrogator asked him if he wanted a lawyer, I would of said yes immediately. He would of been free. Luckily, the man thought he was smarter than he was, the detective did an amazing job on this.

DannyDSculptor
The hair is the last of his worries
Life in prison with no parole, can’t imagine how one can survive this
Ruined lives including his own

his hairline makes him look like he's batman

his hairline makes him look like he's batman

Damn, dude should've got a lawyer cause he didn't have anything concrete on him at all but once he started taking, it was like shooting fish in a barrel. I took a course in interrogation and always thought it was funny how the term "pretext" was used, which is a fancy word for lie. Cops are trained to use lies to trick you into confessing. Even the way you sit is part of the strategy and you're also taught to interpret body movements. Like the way he crossed his arms. That's called mental defense mechanism.

Zach Morgan i wasn’t suggesting you credit him, I was just wondering if you heard the “underwear weirdo” moniker from him. I call people lizards and talk about checking my pictures and my friend shmeeda all the time after watching him, he’s really funny!

DannyDSculptor As a colonel, he made enough for a hair transplant. Just too narcissistic to believe he was not the handsomest perv in the potato plot.

@Amanda James yep. it would be a bit awkward if memes had to be credited.

Zach Morgan did you come from true crime loser’s channel?

@Heather Hent444 always lurking, god almighty, son!

@Heather Hent444 always lurking, god almighty, son!

Ryan Hanselman good choice. If you ever had a girl to your house and they saw it... I dont think there would be anyway to explain it while theyre high tailing it.

Lmao<br>The interrogation dude's hair leaves a bit to be desired as well.

Lmao
The interrogation dude's hair leaves a bit to be desired as well.

@david walsh the chicago Whitehawk ah but the good colonel is a modern warrior. Modern warfare is about hitting those who can't hit back. See: either world war or any asymmetrical war. nice channel btw

@Argos2297 Yeah it's wild. I stand on the shoulders of giants.

Well that comment was just a rollercoaster

Well that comment was just a rollercoaster

Simon Curtis , you relax. We are all in agreement.

Simon Curtis , you relax. We are all in agreement.

Charlie Bucket ha ha ha! I did the same when I read the original comment.... They are indeed looking a bit flat.... 😂😂😂

Strange but true  His bangs😂😂😂That made me laugh harder than the original comment. He should feather his bangs to give them more body.

I recently read a comment by someone; marvelling at his lovely bangs...... 😂🤣

Zach Morgan You’re right. Doesn’t change how funny it is or that I was 100% not expecting a comment like this. 🙃

@Adrieana G haha, it really shouldn't win. it just made fun of the guy's appearance.

Lmao I thought it was a magic marker at first or a big ass birthmark.

Omg lmfao¡ I was thinking it looks like he has a landing strip.

Zach Morgan more of a landing strip of a 80’s Playboy model

I cannot stop laughing after reading this comment...

I cannot stop laughing after reading this comment...

He reminds me of a guy I knew from work.

He reminds me of a guy I knew from work.

@DannyDSculptor Some people look worse bald, to be fair. It doesn't work for everyone.

spat my fucking coffee all over my keyboard

spat my fucking coffee all over my keyboard

@Plumsmuggler lol - you are in the clear there,,,,that Would ooze a weird Kind of vibe:))).

I never understood men who hang onto their hair for dear life like that. They look ridiculous.  Guys like that should just shave their head and be done with it.  I could never take orders from a man who is so oblivious to how bad their hair looks lol

Those pictures of him wearing women's underwear are priceless. I contemplated making one of them my wallpaper on my pc but figured some people might find that a a bit weird.

lmaooooo I’m dead. That’s his forehead landing strip

lmaooooo I’m dead. That’s his forehead landing strip


<b>about to confess to murder and rape</b>  -man, my wifes gonna be pissed..

*about to confess to murder and rape*  -man, my wifes gonna be pissed..


God this channel blew up, I'm happy for you Jim, hope you like your new job broski :)


Some people think requesting a lawyer makes them look more suspicious. So they wing it as best they can.

Jonny Burrito great comment. I have a master’s degree in Criminal Justice, and a former Warden of various prisons in the USA, South America and Caribbean. I have met some serious evil people and this guy is right up there. I read the book too it’s really good although and tough read. Camouflaged killer by David Gibbs. I recommend it if you like these kind of stories and news.


Why did he ask the detective to call him Russ??


We’re coming up on the 10 year anniversary of this and I’m still uneasy about it

Holy.. I still remember when everyone was looking for Jessica. Heart breaking.


The interrogator is amazing. Not once did the Colonel ask to lawyer up. And the body language mimicry technique is next level.

Agree that he's great, but mimicry is very basic. Casual sales technique

Also notice he uses "we" as in  "what are we going to do"<br>Makes him feel he's got a partner to share the load.

Also notice he uses "we" as in  "what are we going to do"
Makes him feel he's got a partner to share the load.


imagine that the detective built so much trust with him while breaking him at the same time, that this ego filled coronel wanted the detective to call him “russ”


Weirdest YouTube hole I've ever fallen into... But its so fricken interesting

If you loved this, check Fast Eddie Channel on Yt, You are welcome

@Tamina Jacinta right? This is my day to day lol

And addicting. I'm joining this brilliant YouTube's patreon. I think I can spare a few bucks a month.

This is Jim can’t swim bruz. Welcome down the rabbit hole

If you want a weirder youtube hole look up fredrik knudsen

Right? I've been binge watching for two days now, lol

I'm sure it wouldnt be so fascinating if he was up in your house strangling you.

Nathan Silva, there’s quite few posted on YouTube.  Patreon is only $1 a month.  It’s worth it for the high quality of these very interesting videos, if you want to watch more of them.

I fell in the whole and now I’ve been watching all of the ones on the channel

I know right. This is some 3 am youtube stuff right here. But it's suprisingly interesting.

Lucas Alves Gusmão I have a long commute to work so these are a treat every morning as morbid as it may sound.

Jacinta Tee right?    This is very fascinating stuff.   Sure, it’s dark, but it definitely isn’t the weirdest hole one can fall into

Right? I love listening to these while working lol

Yesterday I fall asleep watching videos of cute puppies wearing dogs... this morning I wake up here. Anyone know what the connexion is and what misterious algorithm took me here?

Not weird.. we are curious how these sick brains work.

Trevor Wilson, sometimes you have to take a break because you will start analyzing everyone you see with the tricks you learn here...

Judgment is of the LORD. <br>It's forever interesting.

Judgment is of the LORD.
It's forever interesting.

Don't stare into the abyss for too long.

Not so weird bit but fascinating.  Makes you look at people in a totally different way.

@turtle_food ha true. Maybe weird but you don't wanna knos the weirdest shit

y’all don’t have very interesting watching habits...

not the weirdest hole for me but fricken interesting

same.. not a fking clue why these started showing up in my recommended but i’m not disappointed

i'm not even into crime dramas or procedurals, but this is fascinating lol

I'm now needing analysis myself of why I'm so intrigued by these. I saw one a few days ago - the analysis of an interrogation of a detective, Stephanie Lazarus (*really* bizarre and interesting interview of a sociopath, if you haven't seen it) and now I'm subscribed and watching one-two a day!

THIS is the weirdest hole you’ve ever fallen into? Shįt. I’m in trouble.

Welcome to true crime lol listen to the podcast “crime Junkie” next

Shit, me too.  It's fascinating stuff, though.

I know, right? It's like seeing a practical use for psychology. I never thought that there would be a practical use for ego fatigue, but here it is!

And like all these videos are an hour long... It's a deeeeep hole .

Same. Not sure how I got here, but I'm committed to finishing this.


FINALLY!!!!! I WAS DYING WITHOUT YOU JIM!!!

Join to the Patreon only $1 and endless videos!


I watched this case not long ago. Know it was older case. I think. But he killed his wife and her son and then did a home remodel and was cleaning when the cops came


Just another case of police brutality, having the camera focused on that hair. Disgusting

That hair probably wanted to escape the room

hes hangin on to that patch of hair for dear life

@VG S if u shaved that patch it would look even funnier

@Ciara Bennett  maybe they're referring to the dudes hair. maybe they're talking about their valiant and brave protest for a haircut, and a manicure too. Maybe thats a BIG deal and nothing else matters. Just them and what they need. Just maybe.

erwin she didn’t say black people. ofc you immediately thought of black people when talking about a protest, as if other people don’t have meaningful protests about shit other their own race.

sara m right and an arrest and a guilty verdict lol. Im not entirely sure  if  this person even understands what a protest is

Jennifer 6strings protest for what? They investigated.. he was arrested... charged... convicted. What should we be protesting?

@Jennifer 6strings she got a 10 million dollar investigation she doesn't need protests

@Jennifer 6strings yeah what dont you understand? Did we stutter?

@Jennifer 6strings black people are now supposed to protest on your behalf?

I’ve never laughed so hard at a comment 😂

@Jennifer 6strings Ya but she was white so no PROTESTS - don't be silly Jennifer. You know better.

I’ve never wanted to shave a patch of stranger’s hair so bad in my life. Especially a sexual predator and murderer. But OMG it needs to be done.

@Steve Wilkos' Abused Chair Probably wasen't the doctors fault.


I've been asked for patreon support by many, many youtubers but Jim is the first one I supported. Your content is killer! Pun intended


His hair is trying to escape the interrogation room lmao

It's his hair island.

His haaaaaiiiir iiiisssslaaaaaand.

Maybe he was trying to send them to destroy some evidences :D

I’m dead😂🤣😭😭💀

I’m dead😂🤣😭😭💀

Ok of all the hair jokes I didn’t laugh at, this one got me 😂


Chilling interview. Definitely a master of his craft. I hope for the women watching lock your doors and windows and if legal have a firearm and become proficient with it. Evil is all around us. Crazy thing if this guy would have got a lawyer and said nothing it would have been hard to a warrant signed off on, he may have gotten away with it. Also if he would have swapped tires he would have been off the radar all together.


Any innocent person would be like “why did you bring me in here? I didn’t even know these people” Yet he’s like oh yeah those happened near me. No outrage or confusion at being suspected. I think part of him knew he was gonna confess before he left that room.

For real. The dude had a billion chances to say "sorry but what exactly do you want from me here and why do you think I can help you?"

I guess he thought being helpful was how you're supposed to look Innocent

Sometimes psychopaths can't resist bragging about what they've done. He is reliving the moment and he's also looking to shock the interrogator with his deeds.


Okay fine!!!! When I was 6 I borrowed a copy of “Sonic and Knuckles” and never returned it!! I’m so sorry!!!


Absolutely fascinating documentary. Thank you Jim 👍


How fucking awfully terrifying for these young girls dying at the hands of this absolute monster <br>May they rest in heaven & may he burn in hell

How fucking awfully terrifying for these young girls dying at the hands of this absolute monster
May they rest in heaven & may he burn in hell


This guy got me confessing to shit I ain’t even done

@Mike McGomer Jail is significantly different from prison. Jail is low security and for those serving short term sentences for relatively minor offences. Prisons are for those serving long term sentences for serious and/or extremely violent crimes, such as murder. Apples and oranges. I have maintained for a long time that many cops are just criminals with a badge, so I agree with part of your statement.

@ARE I have a social life and a GF without STDs. The things people think are proof of completely unrelated things, can be astounding! Just more proof of my first reply to you. Ready for round 3?

@Mephisto Underwood Proof of loneliness, get a social life.

@Mike McGomer The truly intelligent people usually take up professions that make use of that intelligence, like medicine or the sciences. That means, most of the cops are of just average or lower than average, intelligence. The result is flawed investigations and a complete loss of objectivity. They easily get tunnel vision and can often be played, quite easily, by truly intelligent criminals. Fortunately, most criminals are themselves, quite stupid.

@ARE Wow! Proof of idiocy! Chlamydia is a bacterial infection, not a viral one. If it were viral, it wouldn't be so easy to cure!

@Paul Barclay Police as an institution is corrupt it doesn't matter if your copper daddy is a nice guy.

Well you did murder the english language .....

Yeah I was about to turn myself in. Thank God he confessed.

@Mephisto Underwood While I think the detective in the video must be one of the good ones, you do have a damned good point. One bad apple spoils the bunch, police departments have lost loads of credibility over the years. As you said, it just takes one crooked individual to make an innocent man justifiably scared of all the rest.

Me- tells parents I broke the TV when they were at the store
Little brother- looking at me confused AF knowing full well HE broke it
Me- "keep quiet little bro, this investigator is scaring the shit outta me!!!"

Me- *tells parents I broke the TV when they were at the store*
Little brother- *looking at me confused AF knowing full well HE broke it*
Me- "keep quiet little bro, this investigator is scaring the shit outta me!!!"

@wildebest ? I didn't do anything that could really be considered projecting.

You doing okay?

@rick ross good people are also attracted to the profession, people who want to make a positive impact and keep society safe. I do think there's a higher percentage of sociopaths working as police than the general population.

@Mephisto Underwood police are humans
Humans are flawed no matter the profession
Yes some are corrupt. Not most. What percentage of people you've met in your life are bad people?

@Paul Barclay 'They try to avoid false confessions "  - Really? Since when? Some cops don't care. They just want a conviction and don't care if the guy they pin it on, is actually guilty! The justice system isn't about justice anymore. The truth is usually the first victim of the justice system. It has been my experience, that many of the prosecutors and cops, don't care who they hurt. They don't care about the victims. They enjoy destroying people, regardless of innocence or guilt. Use their authority to bully people. And are often, just big assholes and/or criminals with a badge.

With that said, I know it's not all cops or prosecutors who are like that, but because there are some who are like that, you can't trust any of them. Once you have been victimized by 1 crooked cop, you will never trust another. I speak from experience.

That's their job. Never talk to pigs, it's you vs them and they have the home advantage

Exactly why you never talk to cops regardless of guilt and get an attorney. The ball is always in their court.


I really appreciate the time and insight you put into your videos.

Thank you

Also- always get a lawyer


This dude looks like Stefan Molyneux's brother


dude let your hair GO, the real tragedy is the little island patch in front


He is a literal walking nightmare to every woman out there.

Jennifer 6strings That poem was difficult to read.

Kita Heard Hiding in the dark corner of the basement. Horror movie shit

Jennifer 6strings Lay off the smack. Being a junkie increases your probability of running into one of these people many fold. Rather than ‘sticking up for yourself,’ try <b>looking</b> out for yourself instead. Take care. Seriously

Jennifer 6strings Lay off the smack. Being a junkie increases your probability of running into one of these people many fold. Rather than ‘sticking up for yourself,’ try *looking* out for yourself instead. Take care. Seriously

I've never seen a nightmare that literally walks lol

actually only the beautiful brunette ones

@Jennifer 6strings glad to see you survived the stroke to post this!

@Jennifer 6strings Write like a normal human being.

@bettyg319 it's called the Yep, Nope,,lol

Kita Heard yep I’m about to start replacing all my doors and windows and installing security cameras


Thank you for your videos!! We can tell the amount of work you put into them!


It doesn't matter how "safe" you feel, please lock your doors and windows.

Just locked them all. I haven’t locked my doors in over 7 years but after watching this I locked them all.

Yar Nunya Dogs are a great deterrent.   Someone that has one thing on their mind isn’t going to want to have to fuck with a dog to get it.

Clairabelle99   Guns are illegal in some places and for some people to own, like felons.   However, in Oregon, if you’ve been found guilty of a felony by reason of insanity, you can apply for a gun permit.  How insane is THAT?   <br>Just an FYI nugget of info.

Clairabelle99   Guns are illegal in some places and for some people to own, like felons.   However, in Oregon, if you’ve been found guilty of a felony by reason of insanity, you can apply for a gun permit.  How insane is THAT?
Just an FYI nugget of info.

craisins 86 guns are not illegal, they must be registered and properly stored.

@spicecrop I keep mine open. I'm the psycho and wellcome visitors

@spicecrop I keep my doors and windows locked so someone breaking in will make some noise.  This will give me a warning to grab my gun.

Joey Splats   Windows will not stop a determined psycho. Any fucking kid can break a window in seconds. It's a false sense of security.


To the creators of this content, your work is amazing! I wish I could speak better English so I could transmit what I want to say... The channel is awesome.


NEVER EVER EVER talk to the cops,even if you didn't do it.He should have got up and walked out.


Russ: Can I assume you’re going to be discrete?

Det. Smith: I can’t promise this doesn’t get 2,000,000 views on Youtube


It's only a matter of time till we see an interrogation where the suspect is all like "Yeah I've seen all the Jim Can't Swim videos, you can't do shit to me" and they still get their ass handed to em


“It’s hard to believe this is happening “  I’m sure his poor frightened ,abused, and assaulted victims thought exactly the same thing. They were about to die,, Russell. Dear RUSS, is safe and will get 3 meals a day for the rest of his very pathetic life. The hours of torture those  ladies went thru is mind boggling. It’s worse when a person in a position of power and trust abuses it in such a vile manner.  Do you notice The detective is using some of the the exact same phrases as the  detectives used to Jodi Arias and Chris Watts, in  their interrogations?

@Andreana Phelps laying Emphasis on the "expertise" of the woman doing the Polygraph Test in Watts case, is similiar to the interrogator claiming to have a world renowned footprint expert in this video

Unusuals by Jim I mean the detective, he uses phrases such as “how do you want the public to perceive you?l and this is your chance to tell your story “ etc, detectives go to interrogation “school”, so I suppose they get taught similar techniques to use, Chris Watts had similar in his interrogation too,

Rapists never last long in prison he'll get a taste of his one medicine and thank goddess for that


I've watched EVERY episode of "The First 48" and this guy is the best interrogator I have seen. This guy is top notch.

Better than Quinn in Atlanta? Seriously, he takes the perp outside, gives him a smoke & the suspect sings like a bird

Lol quality of police here in the states versus quality of police in Canada.


Btw why is it that Colonel is pronounced "Coernel"/"Kernel"?

@Sup
Hm ok, the english colonel sounds very slurred though.
Why not pronounce it like in french or at least say colonel accurately as in colonie or coronel as in coroner?
But I guess audial aesthetics were not the goal in adopting the term

From the French "coronelle", a regimental commander.


How stupid do you have to be to imagine that footwear impressions are as unique to an individual as their fingerprints?  I wouldn't have bought that when I was 10 years old.


Can't tell if he's opened his third eye or if he's trying to salvage the remnants of his hairline

ReggieSpaghetti yeah, it is what it is. Just hard to get used to after having a full head of hair for all my life but I am fortunate it didn't happen in my 20's for sure. At least haircuts will be free from here on out!

@ourtime-downhere shave your head I guess is all you can do. Or embrace it, no one really cares about someone's hairline that much, granted I'm the one that made a joke about it but in reality there's not much to be too embarrassed about. I know 20 y/o's with bad hairlines, just how the world is I guess.

I scrolled for a comment on the hairline. Not disappointed. Gold.

@ourtime-downhere same for me too, age and everything.

What sucks is I'm entering middle age (39) and I've noticed my hairline is following this pattern. I don't wear my hair like that so you can't tell yet but I see it. It really sucks, I wish there was something I could do to change it.

Thats his pineal gland trying to push upwards putting pressure on the skull like a tiny weed through concrete, as a consequence the pressure on the hairs root kills the hair in that spot or the hair itself becomes enlightened in this process only when the gland is opened full bore, that or he got teabagged  real hard for a duration suffocating the hair in that spot.

🤣🤣🤣 I should have not laugh as hard as I did!


Thankyou stranger who still had the link


Does anyone know why they fast forward the tape


Probably one of the best videos you've ever posted. I'm loving the psychological breakdown of How Not to Be A Serial Killer.


This and other videos used to be exclusive to Patreon for paying people. Now you can stop asking why this is unlisted.

@sleepful Maybe they had it on their channel and took it down when the Patreon started. What I wrote is easily verifiable.

i watched this video years ago, on here not patreon. so yeah I don't think thats the case

@WalnutHead No idea. Probably so his old Patreons don't get pissed off.

Used to be? Why arent they made public now then lol


He should be arrested for his hair cut alone.


This is weird. I found this and it's attached to this account yet it's not appearing in the uploads list.

@Fearless Duck thanks for clarifying, I didn't realise that was a thing! :-)

It’s unlisted but can appear on playlists


It is truly terrifying to imagine what these women went through


@Mikkel Siegenfeldt it had been only for Patrons but they aren't loading videos to Patreon anymore.

I noticed that too.. took me a little time to find it


That moment when he actually breaks and admits to it astounds me.  I just don't understand how he even allowed himself to get into this type of situation.  The amount of lies, manipulation, and deceit used to illicit this type of response is amazing as well.  He not only masterfully keeps stability using any of these methods he manages to listen to a man horrifically describe beating and strangling a woman to death like their talking about breakfast.

I was watching it like WHAT? they never get a clean and consice, ACCURATE, description of the crimes right away.


how is it possible that the wife has not noticed hundreds of intimate clothes of different sizes hidden in the house? He does not care about the families of the victims, but only about his wife, who, as far as I read around, fought to NOT compensate (with the part of the property belonging to him) these families.


Not much need for a trial. Just play this video to the judge.


Why has this video, and others, gone unlisted?


How the fuck do i get hand cuffed during seat belt infractions and fishing expeditions but rapist murderers are allowed to freely move about .. what happened to officer safety


i didnt realize this dude was so east area rapisty


See, Sam Harris - No need for torture; full confession.


this interrogator has me ready to tell my grandma about the snapple I took from the fridge 11 years ago. damn!

I have no idea who this 2fast four you guy is. I’m outta here.

@Death.For.Breakfast LMAO THESE COMMENTS!!😭😂

@AshamedMusic • @Valkyrie I better stop here. Your stories don't match up at all. The trails are cold. The only thing we have is @2fast4u 87's DNA and we can't prove the interaction wasn't consensual. Alas, I can't let you leave quite yet.

This unsolved case has been a stain on our department's record. 11 years we had struggled. Every efficiency review. Every question that we were supposed to answer. Every ounce of the public's trust that has slowly silipped between our fingers... pen breaks

But it ends now. Both prime suspects are in the palms of my hands. Sure, we will be reprimanded for acting on a cold trail and spending 11 years. But your faux testimonies will sooth the dissent. Don't worry. Your identities will remain concealed. You will return to your homes, your families and your lives. Your impersonators will serve a life sentence somewhere far away. So far away, not even investigative journalists will dare search for them. And the best part is; They need only exist on paper. Ahh the joys of information age...

Agent @iLikeTurtles, bring all the Snapple you can reasonably obtain while I set up an audio recorder.

@AshamedMusic • @Valkyrie I better stop here. Your stories don't match up at all. The trails are cold. The only thing we have is @2fast4u 87's DNA and we can't prove the interaction wasn't consensual. Alas, I can't let you leave quite yet.

This unsolved case has been a stain on our department's record. 11 years we had struggled. Every efficiency review. Every question that we were supposed to answer. Every ounce of the public's trust that has slowly silipped between our fingers... *pen breaks*

But it ends now. Both prime suspects are in the palms of my hands. Sure, we will be reprimanded for acting on a cold trail and spending 11 years. But your faux testimonies will sooth the dissent. Don't worry. Your identities will remain concealed. You will return to your homes, your families and your lives. Your impersonators will serve a life sentence somewhere far away. So far away, not even investigative journalists will dare search for them. And the best part is; They need only exist on paper. Ahh the joys of information age...

Agent @iLikeTurtles, bring all the Snapple you can reasonably obtain while I set up an audio recorder.

Valkyrie  I’m just glad that we’re ok. Idk who or what happened to the Snapple bottle. It was a bottle I do know that I remember Valkyrie popping the lid when it was closed still checking if it had a good life still, or was gonna expire. That’s all I remember cause when I left I seen Valkyrie fall I fell off my bike as well and had some things to do.....

Best string of comments on YouTube. I’d love to watch the interrogation video!

Why have you not been locked up? Key thrown away... how can you do such a thing to your grandma.. that poor woman.

@ZecoRho The water jug was empty so I grabbed him a drink from the vending machine! (SLAMS DRINK ON TABLE) too preoccupied with Agent Zeco's successful interogation and not realizing the gravity of his mistake!  Both look on in horror as the glass label reads........ Snapple!

ZecoRho I didn’t do anything wrong!! I swear to god. Why would I do such a thing. That’s disgusting. Only a sicko would do something like that. If I remember right we were in Illinois and I have the bottle to Valkyrie after I downed about half of it. I don’t know of anything else. I’ve never raped anything and you know it god dammit!!

@Valkyrie You were called in today on the suspicion that you were present and partook in the brutal defilement of the Snapple Bottle. There is no direct evidence pointing to your guilt but I'd like to interview everyone just to be sure. I'd rather let 10 criminals walk free than put 1 innocent behind bars. So here's the question. Are you familiar with @2fast4u 87? They claim you were their friend 10-15 years ago.

@AshamedMusic • The snapple bottle was found bearing mortal injuries. Neck was broken and inside of the lid was ripped. All labels were removed while the bottle was still leaking. Saliva samples recovered from (what remained of) the neck point to you as the sole suspect but we cannot discard the possibility that a separate container was used, like a glass. Now, since you've named another suspect I'll have to ask you to be more specific. When and where did you and @Valkyrie carry out this deed?

ZecoRho I don’t recall seeing one, I usually look for the happy messages on the inside of the lid but I don’t recall looking. Did something happen to the Snapple that I’m not understanding? I didn’t peel anything off! What kind of a sicko do you think I am? I had a friend named Valkyrie that was with me they took a sip as well. This was 10-15 yrs ago I can’t remember anything.

@Valkyrie I'm praying they find the, top.. I bet he stripped the label off, ask him about the label!

@AshamedMusic • Continues to scribble down the motive Good, good. Agent Turtles should be back soon with some water. In the mean time, while there is just the two of us, I want to get into some less food-friendly details. I realize it's been eleven years and you know what decay does to a corpse. Still we need to know the current state of the bottle in question. It will help with the search. What levels of defilement are we looking at here?
I'm specifically asking about the neck and the label. Take your time, I know this is hard.

@AshamedMusic • *Continues to scribble down the motive* Good, good. Agent Turtles should be back soon with some water. In the mean time, while there is just the two of us, I want to get into some less food-friendly details. I realize it's been eleven years and you know what decay does to a corpse. Still we need to know the current state of the bottle in question. It will help with the search. What levels of defilement are we looking at here?
I'm specifically asking about the neck and the label. Take your time, I know this is hard.

@Death.For.Breakfast Thanks. Get him a cup of water. This will take a while.

ZecoRho I’m not sure. I was thirsty. That’s all I’m saying. It could have been peach flavored as well. Like I said I’m not 100%!! Can I have a water please this room is hot.

@AshamedMusic • Ok. Good. Very good. What did you do with the bottle. This is important. It's family is very worried and we'd really like to know what happed to it. Was your interaction with the bottle sexual?

Plot twist: the Snapple was full of piss, so granny could pass her next urine screen and keep smoking pot:) haha

@ZecoRho We got him! Excellent interogation!

ZecoRho it might have been raspberry but I’m not 100%.

@AshamedMusic • Look, I can make things easier for you but you'll have to work with me here. Investigators are on the way to your grandma's place and I can tell you things are not going to be pretty once they find something. Anything. Your time to preserve some credibility is running out.<br>What was the aforementioned snapple's flavor?

@AshamedMusic • Look, I can make things easier for you but you'll have to work with me here. Investigators are on the way to your grandma's place and I can tell you things are not going to be pretty once they find something. Anything. Your time to preserve some credibility is running out.
What was the aforementioned snapple's flavor?

lurch321 I’m gonna request my attorney please.


When the cop says "you are free to leave at anytime", that's the time to leave.

@Charles Ferguson If they were able to arrest him at that point for any reason, HE'D BE under arrest. At the point he was told that, he was not charged with a crime, yet. Being shady as fuck and them having their suspicions, with some circumstantial evidence is not a crime. I'm in no way defending the guy, those are just the logical facts of the situation at that point.

Elijah Love  Never talk to the cops even if you are innocent.

s k I know right!!! That’s code for you’ll be back soon and won’t be able to leave ever again. Lol.

Or “you can speak to a lawyer” okie dokie bring him in here

@Charles Ferguson you need evidence to arrest someone. NEVER talk to police, innoncent or guilty.

His hair is trying to walk out... why doesn't he

@Indi G Ideally, yes. But I heard it happens to innocent people too. Crazy, right?

Better yet don't do anything to end up in that situation

@MrCompassionate01 Oh I know. But thought process < prison. A number of these individuals are snakes, trying to throw someone in jail and close a case. Why aren't there repercussions for interrogators who wrongfully imprison someone? Maybe that'd help level the playing field a bit.

I think the thought process is 'if I leave now they'll think I don't want to talk to them because I'm guilty so I'm just going to hang out here and refute all his accusations'<br>Obviously it didn't work out that way.

I think the thought process is 'if I leave now they'll think I don't want to talk to them because I'm guilty so I'm just going to hang out here and refute all his accusations'
Obviously it didn't work out that way.

Exactly what I did the one time I’ve been interrogated.

@Charles Ferguson Bullshit. From what I've learned, that's when you leave even when you're innocent.

Wrong. You should never consent to being in the interrogation room to begin with.

@Hannibal Lector MD anytime law enforcement want to ask questions always go with a lawyer.

@Charles Ferguson True, but once they charge you, you lawyer up and give the police as little as possible. This was advice given to me by a police sergeant.

@Lara Keller Exactly, never talk to the cops. All lawers will tell you that even if you're innocent it's always a bad idea to talk to the cops because you can accidentally give false info and then have that used as evidence in a case against you potentially resulting in a wrongful conviction.

Yeah if you're going to grab a lawyer other wise you will just become even more suspicious. What innocent person wouldn't want to clear there name out of a multiple homicide investigation that's going on in their own neighborhood. It would be in your best interest to clear your name and help get to who really did it (even if you did it)

Johnathan Doe <br>He did it to boost his ego because he thought he was above everything.

Johnathan Doe
He did it to boost his ego because he thought he was above everything.

@patty109109 right. Do not talk to cops. Ever.

@patty109109 sure, it happens.. as I said, its rare(considering how big of a population US have, its rare). Usually they prepare everything, IF they think you are their main suspect. SuspectS is a different thing, means they are still gathering info. But technically they could still arrest you for 48h, if they think its vital for the investigation.

RegTarg011 but you can. Police interrogated suspects all the time without enough to arrest them. This is indisputable.

I usually just pull out my phone and play some minecraft.

@patty109109 One has nothing to do with other. I'm responding to his comment, point being that you cant walk away.

RegTarg011 so? So get arrested then. It is never, ever the right move to talk in these matters.

They say that, and then they arrest you as you taking your things. Its a known tactic.. they never bring their prime suspect in to interrogation room unless they can officially arrest him.<br>Or at least, its very rare(would be very dumb thing to do).

They say that, and then they arrest you as you taking your things. Its a known tactic.. they never bring their prime suspect in to interrogation room unless they can officially arrest him.
Or at least, its very rare(would be very dumb thing to do).

Forensic science has come so far. Also methods of interrogation as I learn from this video. It gives me chills .I'm glad we have those expert detectives on our side. It is sad that it would be a military person. A high-ranking officer that committed such hideous crimes.

That's logical if you are innocent or sitting there because of something you perceive as unjust, ridiculous, or meaningless. This man is a murderous fraud who knew he would look even more suspicious if he stood up and left. More so, as preponderant and conceited as he is, he obviously wanted to know how much they knew to subsequently try to confuse the interrogator - to lie his way out of the tight squeeze he was in. Sure, the fear of incriminating himself had to be there (he did) but he knew he was there because evidence was already pointing his way and walking out was not going to change that.

Yea impatience is bad. If they have something on you, you will find out anyway. If they don't... well you are lucky never to know what they had. Or you may even have the right to know these days if you just ask later. Or is it routine to later inform you have been a subject of investigation even if it went nowhere?

He either wanted to know what they had on him, he thought he was invincible and he could talk his was out of whatever they had on him, or he actually wanted the notoriety and felt like it was his time.


So you jus gone wear the same boots you murdered sumbody in to the damn interview?!

I would have burned the clothes I committed the murder in but 🤷♂

I want bad people to be found guilty and removed from society but at the same time I want crime to be carried out carefully. Lol

And drove the car with the same tire tread at the murder scene to the interview also.

Jason Mcmillian ——So convinced he was the smartest person in the room would help.

He’s been reading too much “Crime and punishment”

@Ksenija Ksenija Sorry Ksenija, I tried to find the video but I cannot remember the title.

@David Kramer do you have a link to that interview?

I saw another interview some time ago where the suspect wore the same shoes to the interview that he wore at the crime scene. He screwed himself when he decided to put his foot on the desk, and one of the cops recognized the tread as the tread evidence they recovered at the crime scene.

@3.6 Roentgen Fear isn't the problem, it's the fact that he didn't THINK to wear something else.

Jason Mcmillian But his favorite boots were the murder boots ...


He needs to go ahead and shave that weird patch off his forehead. Very odd and ridiculous.

DannyDSculptor omg I cannot stop laughing at your comment “it’s hanging on for dear life” I am dying 😂😂😂😭😂

h. ann Good point...hadn’t considered that. He looks quite tall.

He was tall enough that most people couldn't actually see that balding spot, so it kind of makes sense. It's right in the camera for us to see, but most people on ground level wouldn't notice.

He's trying to hold on as long as possible

Pretty sure that patch is gonna get rubbed off where he’s going

I think I that's the least of his problems right now.

Because he’d look much better with the patch just shaved off..

Ya I don’t get that.  Just shave it.  It’s like hanging on for dear life.  Don’t understand why guys don’t just give up on their hair.  I love my hair tho.  I’m 36 and a guy with long hair halfway down my back.  If my hairline ever starts vanishing which is scary to me, I’ll give up on my long hair.  I’m enjoying it and hoping my age is past the point where I probably would of started losing it by now.


Dect: "Hello Mr Wiggysan, would you like to take a se....."
Me: " OK OK I did it, I killed her, get me a map "

Dect: "Hello Mr Wiggysan, would you like to take a se....."
Me: " *OK OK I did it, I killed her, get me a map* "


RIP to all the victims. And the quality of this video is just superb. Thank you for sharing. Sending my love to anyone who reads this.


This channel legitimately creates the best content bar none. The work thats put into these videos is mind blowing. Very unique, breaking down the psychology for a average guy like me to consume. Thankyou. Bravo. Top notch material


@Bubbles 'rapped twice'? Did he drop a fire mixtape after his confession?

hey dont mak fun of canadas hero at least he never painted his face  or played pong games, said for the girls who loved this guy and rember no gun was used by the victim


This channel is like a how-to to get through an interrogation unscathed...

@Ash Walkerthisway Yeah if you are guilty you will always go into a kind of fight or flight mode which automatically make you look guilty when talking.

Honestly tho, they had interviewed a woman who had been with the police force for some time and she broke under pressure and looked super guilty the whole time

Sensyon step 1: ask for a lawyer<br>Step 2: shut up

Sensyon step 1: ask for a lawyer
Step 2: shut up


How does this detective stay so calm and focused in front of this animal? Never seen anybody act more professionally.

Well for starters the detective isn't a girl so I doubt he wasn't exactly afraid, but you also have to be very calm and composed to interrogate someone

@Occulent you should probably read my comment whole and understand what it says and its context.

@Occulent yeah and any case probably fell into pieces in hands of competent defense lawyer. In tv shows that shit goes without any consequences.

He's a professionally polite Canadian, eh.

I think this is the primary reason why I hate police drama. Not to beat you down or anything, these thoughts just came to my mind after reading your comment. You might not even be part of what I'm going to say.

Police drama show the investigators and such being extremely unprofessional. Child gets raped and the investigators are screaming throwing a tantrum because their sweet justice can't seem to reach the possible perp. That's just not how professionals work and if they are doing that in front of or in hearing distance of defense lawyer their case is fucked. So people get wrong ideas of how things work and I hate it.

Definitely not a job for people prone to social anxiety


How calmly he describes murdering these women is absolutely chilling!  Total psychopath!


I wish I  had this interogators bladder!!!!!!

Yeah he's been drinking coffee and water the whole time

This was only two hours wtf man, seek help


"This could have a bad ending, or this can have..."  well actually, on 2nd thought this can only have a bad ending so nevermind.

I thought he was gonna say a *better ending


Thank goodness that guy drive by. Noticed and notified.

@Michael E Sometimes you can't save the girl, but you can still save the day.


''I want this to be as easy as possible for my wife''

Russ, how about we show everybody the pictures of you wearing lingerie. Would your wife appreciate that, you think?

You would think she'd be more upset that he's a murderer over some underwear!


What I’ve learned is never talk to investigators. Just ask for a lawyer. My god they had NOTHING on him !

Everything pointed to him the tires, the SUV,  the close vicinity of his home to the victims, the previous allegations and the mounting crimes.  They would have got him eventually.

@Colin Patterson A confession, DNA, selfies, no alibi, and knowledge of where he hid the body, does.

@Chris Antoniou A pair of boots a murderer does not make.

@Tarzan they didn´t have dna, they were bluffing. The only thing they had were the tracks. The boots he gave up himself and even with them it´s hardly evidence, anyone can have boots like that.

They had his boots and were searching everything he owned.  He was gone no matter what.

Not only that, the interrogator even asked him if he watched these types of shows!  Gave him additional hints as to what he could do to, at the very least, delay his confession!


I'm so thankful for this channel. I'm supposed to be graduating now from highschool to pursue criminal psychology... but you know covid and all that.


It takes a whole lot of breaking down the mental state for him to have so calmly admit to everything

Calling him russel instead of colonel was enough to make him poop his pants and break down

While he failed in the mental chess spectacularly, agreed that he did manage to hold it together amazingly well considering his situation. Very high functioning psychopath.


Waiting for the patch of hair on his forehead <br>to migrate back to the space on top of his head where it belongs.

Waiting for the patch of hair on his forehead
to migrate back to the space on top of his head where it belongs.


Has anyone approached John Norman, world expert on footwear impressions, for a book deal?

Dude knows his boots man. Don't mess with him


One of the most gut wrenching criminal cases i've ever heard. Monsters live among us.


I love this channel man I’m so glad I stumbled across it. Keep up the solid work!


This documentary was extremely well produced. Extremely interesting


LOVE ALL OF THESE VIDEOS FROM JCS!!!!! KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK! VERY COOL!

near the end i realize i shouldn't be so enthusiastic about the content of this video lol very interesting tho


This guy really weird me out he is so comfortable and calm like he's visiting with a friend that's talking to him about the weather or something!


“I’ve put my best foot forward for ya here, bud.”

“You got a map?”


love your videos and love Jim Smyth. do you know if there is an unedited version of the entire interview? thanks for the good work. i am a coffee guy!! lol


This soldier has met his match and he wasn’t prepared for such a tough investigator.


Rewatching this a second time. As good as the interrogator is, as others have pointed out, Russell was probably ready to get caught / talk. I’m not sure how to explain it, I feel like this wasn’t one of the best interrogations I’ve seen on this channel.


This interrogator is really adamant about the ejaculation

@Sandor Clegane he takes his pants off halfway through the interrogation

Flag Ov Hate maybe he was just trying to get off

I may be mistaken, but i think it has something to do with the law, like if he ejaculated, it's rape, but if he didn't, it's sexual assult. I'm porbably wrong but i swear I've heard something like that.


This channel's great. Now WE get to live with these horrors too. BUT: the best part is (unlike the detective) we don't get paid for it!


it's honestly scary how he so nonchalantly describes all the details from all the victims


Spoiler alert. It was the butler, with duck tape, in the dining room.


Loving this channel, Kind of do this for a living... and these videos are helpful to me and my staff. I will see about donating!


It's like a hitler moustache but on his 4head.. Horrific


This has to be so wow-ing for the people that’s below him on the military...


I have watched every video in this channel. My key takeaway is: DO NOT TALK TO POLICE. ASK FOR A LAWYER AND SHUT UP AND KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN.


all i could think was don’t drink the coffee dude... but they didn’t end up needing it lmao


Canada's lack of person freedom, in not allowing women to protect themselves with a firearm, really helped this nut out.

these women were literally in the military on a base, you think a gun would have made a difference?

@archerace7 fair points. Personally, I'm not convinced I could shoot an attacker, and I'd be concerned that a gun being available would just give them a gun to use on me that they otherwise might not have had (you know, in a hypothetical situation where an attacker got screened through a process that determined that they shouldn't be allowed to have a gun because they're likely to attack someone with it).

But I also just wouldn't trust myself with a gun in the house, given my occasional suicidal ideation. It would be far too easy of an out for me. Or if there was never a scenario in which I actually needed it to defend myself, and a child got a hold of it and killed themselves. Being armed isn't worth that risk to me. I can make do with much less lethal modes of defense. Frankly, I could even live with tasers being allowed to the public, with proper oversight.

at the end of the day, I don't think guns are a magic bullet, so to speak, to stopping or preventing any crime. The death penalty isn't sufficient deterrent for killers, I doubt open carry would be. I also don't think there is a magic bullet that would solve crime. That would be completely impossible without literal mind control, which wouldn't be acceptable.

I do think they can help certain people in certain situations, but I think someone with a gun but little to no gun safety training and little to no regulation is more dangerous than no gun at all

@archerace7 fair points. Personally, I'm not convinced I could shoot an attacker, and I'd be concerned that a gun being available would just give them a gun to use on me that they otherwise might not have had (you know, in a hypothetical situation where an attacker got screened through a process that determined that they shouldn't be allowed to have a gun because they're likely to attack someone with it).

But I also just wouldn't trust myself with a gun in the house, given my occasional suicidal ideation. It would be far too easy of an out for me. Or if there was never a scenario in which I actually needed it to defend myself, and a child got a hold of it and killed themselves. Being armed isn't worth that risk to me. I can make do with much less lethal modes of defense. Frankly, I could even live with tasers being allowed to the public, with proper oversight.

at the end of the day, I don't think guns are a magic bullet, so to speak, to stopping or preventing any crime. The death penalty isn't sufficient deterrent for killers, I doubt open carry would be. I also don't think there *is* a magic bullet that would solve crime. That would be completely impossible without literal mind control, which wouldn't be acceptable.

I do think they can help certain people in certain situations, but I think someone with a gun but little to no gun safety training and little to no regulation is more dangerous than no gun at all

@Romantic Outlaw Well Hypothetically who knows....on the other hand better to have a chance at surviving as opposed to siting there and taking a bullet with no response.

On the other hand there is the deterrent factor....Just knowing that there is the possibility that the intended victim is armed, would have a very high percentage chance of persuading a bad guy from not trying in the first place.....If there is 0 chance of being confronted with an armed victim, the bad guy is going for it every time.

I have no idea what the Canadian Military allows their members to do...luckily I do not live there.....but judging from the people they have in charge i.e. Col. David Russell Williams, They obviously have pretty low standards.

I personally would much rather be armed, than not, in a situation. Of course if you want to be a sitting duck, that is your option.

@archerace7 alright, so say they had a gun. How many of them would actually be willing to pull the trigger in a fight or flight situation? How many people would just freeze up instead and be disarmed? Just having a gun doesn't mean they'd have had the will to use it, especially under duress. The number of armed people who do nothing in active shooting situations is proof of that.

but the fellow military officer, maybe--speaking of, do they make canadian military officials leave their firearms at work or are they allowed to be armed at home?

@Romantic Outlaw I always have a 9mm under the pillow.

In this day and age, of home invasions, and crazies, you are foolish not too.

@Romantic Outlaw Always carry. Problem Solved.....Except in Canada where you are not allowed to protect yourself.

do you really think a person who's been ambushed has the opportunity to get to a gun if they own one?


imagine how many women have gotten away with murdering their loved ones and lying about abuse claims.. wow!


@H N nice editing your comment bro LMFAO

@H N so salty for no reason 😭 whats ur problem

There is 26 unlisted videos, you can find them all on his Patreon for as little as 1 dollar per month. I really reccommend it if you love this channel and want more.


Whenever I recommend JCS to somebody I send them this one. I feel like it’s the most intense episode.

Best ep is still Smollett IMO, but this one is really really good.


Wow! What a truly superb video. So clear, and (Sadly) graphic. I can honestly say this was
THE best video I have ever watched on YouTube.
I have subscribed and look forward to more.


What blows my mind is that he couldve left at anytime

Right? Like just walk out when they ask where you been lol


So glad I got the notification for this video, it reminded me to subscribe to the Patreon


We see a lot of rambling lies in interrogations, pointed out as excessive information to questions. And contrasting to “how an innocent person would answer.” Interesting to see the demonstration here, where Russ answers Jim’s questions and only elaborates through more questions


The fact that he refused financial increase really speaks to his respectable and admirable character


saying 'tummy' is the #1 sign of a psychopath.

Every anime character is a psychopath then, lol.


I feel weird about giving these videos because of the horrific crimes committed. The breakdown of the interrogation from a psychological perspective is very intriguing


Take a lesson here cat people. Dogs are the correct answer. That cat did not help!

damned1313 well let’s be honest not all dogs would help either.


I'd like to see his wife's reaction to his confession.

Her reaction was to immediately divorce him, and I mean immediately.  I think she began the process that night.


Thanks Man ! Now I know how to react when they pick me up for questioning 👍


I love the way you do these videos. So interesting!


I'm so glad I discovered this channel late last night... too bad I'm more than halfway through all the videos 😢😢😢


I'm sorry but the hair cut is a dead giveaway to this dude's mental state. Dude walks in court and takes off his hat<br>Judge: "GUILTY!"

I'm sorry but the hair cut is a dead giveaway to this dude's mental state. Dude walks in court and takes off his hat
Judge: "GUILTY!"


Do you think the interrogator actually thinks about all of this stuff or does he do it naturally through experience?


i have to admit. the poker face on this guy is amazing. but the fast gum chewing is a 'tell'.


That hamburger pattie stuck to his forehead makes me hungry.


11:00 as the interrogator tells him about the different crimes that took place he nodded along to each, coming across to me like he wanted him to know that he knew about each incident like he had some "top secret " knowledge about them all.


Please don’t ever stop posting these videos 🙌


I’m glad we have expert interrogators with the character and psychology to crack Criminals like these.


but he is explaining everything with military precision


if you're a single female who lives alone, get a DOG!

if you're a single female who lives alone, get a DOG!

@Meridia's Bacon The issue with dogs are is some bad guys know how to deal with them.  Give them a treat or whatever.  Then when you hear a small noise you just assume the dog got up and you think nothing of it.

@PittyPatterPutZZler the woman killed in this case had a cat that sat there and did nothing to warn her. nothing you've said has any relevance to my point that a dog would've alerted her to an intruder, unlike the cat.

Dog shit on the bottom of your shoes sucks. Walking a small dog is dangerous, could still get attacked.

@n3rds3y3vi3w The cat was trying to psyche him out. ha ha

@n3rds3y3vi3w The cat was trying to psyche him out. ha ha

@Madame Feast lol. A stranger knocks and the cat is hiding under something. Usually the car if he is outside.

More like a gun and alarm system. Im not sacrificing my dog incase the intruder wants to silence the barking or kill it for sport.

@Joshua White Right. I'm just saying that most people won't have that. If you are an average person with an average dog, you shouldn't bet on him to be a deterrent to burglars/home invaders. But if you choose to get one for protection I won't judge you, it just wouldn't be my go to security measure.

Dogs are great at protecting if trained correctly. If not a dog will cower and be scared just like a human.

@Lu2na m8 I've read somewhere that as soon as thieves hear dogs they turn the other way,(LITTERALLY)) the day I got rid of my old rotty my backyard has people in it stealing at night. I guess what ur saying is right with any other dog but when it comes to big dogs and rottys I think no one is robbing that house  :P

Yeh ild rob ur house if u had a mutt little bitch rolling on its back ( golden retriever) but if u had a big scary German Rottweiler  oooo brother no thank you

@Biological Warfare it's just that a lot of burglars say they have no issue with robbing someone even if they have a dog, the best deterrent is locks on your windows.

Rottweilers only bark  when they see danger they don't bark at every human walking by. They wait for the intruder to jump ur fence then they go beast mode i recommend  any one to get Rottweiler  for protection  i remember i was young boy and walking my rotty at the park early in the morning. And this sketchy looking junky made a b line straight to me on the grass oval and boy did my rotty go off and boy did that guy shit his pants and plead with me not to let my dog go lol God bless Rottweilers

@Lu2na m8  lol get a Rottweiler  then say that ..  rottys are the best guard dogs I have many storys of mine  lifesaver  he was

@Bill Pardy My pit would only be good against a home invasion of squirrels.

@Bill Pardy My pit would only be good against a home invasion of squirrels.

@Haley Doe they work great together. the dog alerts you to danger, the gun handles it.

@Haley Doe they work great together. the dog alerts you to danger, the gun handles it.

My girlfriend hated my dog at first because he doesn't trust anyone and would charge her every time she came in with me. Now that he trusts her, he protects her like he does with me and she loves him. No one's getting past Duke without losing a limb.

@bob penison the dog's job isn't to "take down" adults. the dog's job is to warn you that YOU may need to take down an adult. they are an alarm. works better than the cat who just sits and watches in silence.

@SurrealiS you can't do that in every country though

@SurrealiS you can't do that in every country though

@Lu2na m8 More than two livestock guardian dogs and no one will surprise you. What's amazing about them is that they form "guard duties" on their own, so that there will always be at least one awake. But they won't do well unless you live in the countryside, so there's that. And you'll really have to know how to treat dogs well if you get them. German shepherds need good training as well.

Edit: I love Prague, btw. It's more beautiful than Paris, and had the best goulash I've ever eaten there. Been to Hungary where it's basically national food and it didn't even come close. Wish I would've had time and means to travel elsewhere in Czech Republic as well.

definitely not a cat after this case.... 😬

definitely not a cat after this case.... 😬

@Jordan Summers the dog would've made noise to alert her to an intruder, the cat just sat there in silence. not sure what your point is.

He would’ve still used his flashlight, bopped it

He would’ve still used his flashlight, bopped it

@Meridia's Bacon You know now that I've thought about it. Having like 3-4 dogs would probably also be a good deterrent. I was only considering a situation where you have 1 dog, which is pretty standart here in Czechia. But having like 3 german sheperds would most likely make a robber/house invader pick someone else's house.

I have 2 pitbulls, one who was rescurd after being a guard dog with no affection for the first 3 years of his life. They are not good for security lmao. Spoiled babies who expect momma to protect them.  Granted, I've never been in true danger, but I did have a scare with a tweaker screaming into my windows and the only one who rushed to protect us was the cat lmao. Everyone should have a real security system and emergency plans for their homes to be safe.

Honestly females shouldn't have this constant fear

Honestly females shouldn't have this constant fear

I live alone in one of my parents’ houses because of work. My german shepherd is a great repellent for motherfuckers.

@Stuart Boyd the dog's job is to alert you to danger, and i bet that dog did its job with unconditional loyalty to the very end. <br>you wouldn't expect an alarm system to also fire bullets and kill the intruder. the dog is your sidekick, and you are his/her hero.

@Stuart Boyd the dog's job is to alert you to danger, and i bet that dog did its job with unconditional loyalty to the very end.
you wouldn't expect an alarm system to also fire bullets and kill the intruder. the dog is your sidekick, and you are his/her hero.

i'm not fond of dogs but I know how to use a knife and took self defense classes, so if you're more of a cat or goldfish person, this could work too. I suppose a dog gives you warning but if you've watched John Wick... :,-(

SurrealiS thats funny, i have 3 dogs and a berretta! But im in greece not US

SurrealiS thats funny, i have 3 dogs and a berretta! But im in greece not US

@Meridia's Bacon uh yeah? Plenty of dogs I know won't bark. One being a pitbull

@Meridia's Bacon uh yeah? Plenty of dogs I know won't bark. One being a pitbull

@LHP_Penguin exactly, even small dogs are good to have because they will still alert you to possible danger.

@SurrealiS I prefer the Glock for self defense no safety just point and shoot. I use a 1911 for competition

@Kym Charles I can partially agree as I have a chihuahua who is a great alarm but that's about it. He left a gnarly scar on my ex's face but still, 10lbs is easily puntable. My cat, however, is over 35lbs. Not fat, just freaking huge. On his back legs he's taller than the light switches and door knobs in my house. He's primarily a sweetheart but his claws do damage. My fiance played too rough and needed stitches. But most importantly, the big oaf just stops short and has literally made everyone that frequents my house just fall over. He'd buy me some time 🤣

@vee kay "The only way you're gonna be safe, rigged grenades and sawed-off shotguns." -Charles Carol

@Meridia's Bacon Thanks. I hope you do well :).

@Meridia's Bacon Thanks. I hope you do well :).

@Lu2na m8 Sure, nothing wrong with disagreeing in things. I'm glad that you too like dogs.

@Lu2na m8 Nothing is foolproof. But with a dog you do have much higher chances to detect an intruder, than without one.

@Meridia's Bacon They are amazing! I love 'em. Just wouldn't count on them as a security measure is all.

And lock your doors, have a gun, and have an alarm system. These should be the be the bare minimum for home self defense.

@Lu2na m8 You ever owned a dog? No dog I've been around has let people in without at least one bark, especially if it's people they aren't familiar with. Dogs are dope.

Edit: And the point is not for the dog to attack anyone. Where I live it will get the owner in trouble. They alert and have much better senses than humans. That's something.

Dude you can get pass a dog, nobody fucks with a lion 🦁

Dude you can get pass a dog, nobody fucks with a lion 🦁

Actually dogs are pretty shit at security. Most of the time you'll be spoiling the animal with love and it'll get used to humans, even ones breaking and entering.
Get a gun and start attending jiu-jitsu classes that do a lot of sparring. NOT self-defense classes. You'll be given a false sense of security and the terror when defending yourself and realising your technique is worthless will certainly overwhelm you, rendering you useless in a fight for your life.
Jiu-jitsu with lots of sparring (preferably with larger men) and a gun is the way to go. Or maybe a few guns around the house just to be sure.

Get a big dog though.  Anything under 50 pounds is a cat and cats are pointless.  So says my teacher Ron Swanson.

I hope more people start living with their friends and family, especially in remote, high crime or low light areas - research shows that firearm, taser or mace training won't solve the primary problem of panic causing the victim to freeze up or forget they have the defense item, especially if they're smaller than or are intimidated by the attacker. The kind of thorough instinct retraining that most military and police get is hard to access in the most remote (and thus high risk) areas and aren't super cheap or time effective. It's one of those things where i feel like the most at need people aren't best serviced by small defense items. At least guard dogs have their own instinct training!

To anyone living alone this is great advise. You get a friend and peace of mind.

To anyone living alone this is great advise. You get a friend and peace of mind.


This channel has taught me to not talk to any investigator with a lawyer present


Living in Ottawa, I remember how big this story was here. Not too many crazy things happen here

I dream of living in Ottawa. So glad this devil isn’t there anymore.


This guy is scary, he seems so normal, like a regular manager, colleague, pastor...wow, evil really walks amongst us...


You get much praise, but not enough. Thanks for making these. Fuck Netflix


I’m shocked by how easily he got this confession. As cold and calculated as these sickos seem, they fold like a bad hand.

I think it's because people love to talk about their interests with others. When a person's interest is something like this, it's not really something they can share. So once they finally have that opportunity, they like to take it and tell their stories


FINALLY  a video that actually shows the confession


Bro I’ve only watched 2 of you videos including this and I’m already in love with your channel!


You have to read the book camouflaged killer by David Gibbs, it tells the entire extent of his horrific crimes and describes the videos he took while hurting his victims, he is a  horrible person. It’s a tough read, but if you can handle it the book gives a In-depth look into the mind of the Psychopath


Aren't tire impressions and foot impressions just circumstantial evidence that can easily be dismissed by a good defense lawyer???


Imagine what would or could have happened if he refused the footwear impression test.


Best documentary commentator voice on YouTube. Jim, for all you contribute, can I buy you some swim lessons, pal?


idea: breaking down when these interrogation skills are used to convict innocent people (ex: the central park jogger case)


The detective was amazing! He's so good!


im gonna be the perfect psychopath once ive studied all the content on your channel thoroughly


Damn you! Youtube let him swim! Upload more content, this channel is amazing. Thank you so much for your efforts


Canadians are so nice.. The interrogators treat the suspect with the utmost respect and the suspects give up everything the interrogator wants to know, and even shakes their hand..


After he said that the victim would have clothes on when the police would find her

He felt like a saint


At least he has some dignity and honour left by owning up and helping


I don’t think a psychopath would give out this information so easily. If this guy was truly intelligent a common psychopath would lie. But I don’t understand why he’s telling the truth, he could’ve easily gotten away with all of this by using his image as a colonel to escape justice. First time I’ve ever seen a murderer not lie.


Miscellaneous, classrooms and illusional are 3 words that you can make from Colonel Russell Williams.


Investigator cracked this nut (a military colonel) in under 45 minutes. If I was this smart I would be scared of myself.


Dude got played so bad, great work by the detective.


Have to say, its a fantastic job from the policeman


The shook guy blinking meme was my reaction to him actually putting on the lingerie. What a roller coaster.


He can chew gum and prevaricate at the same time.


Am I the only one waiting for him to yell, “YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!”


Go back to 8:00 at any time in this video to see how red he's getting throughout the video.

Compared to 59:00 - it is quite a difference


I’m reading comments talking about this guy just breaks and goes all out. And yeah. Wow


The video's are very interesting.  Will look forward to more video's :)


Off topic, he looks good in the green pink polka dots panties


Sometimes it seems they want to get caught..why dont they ask for a lawyer when they know they're guilty is beyond comprehension


“Are they black”
“Yeah they’re just black with sugar”

I’m assuming he was gonna say with sugar packets but had me dying 😂


Detectives: "who's down with OPP?"
Dude with silly bang:
"Every shit I've said."


*Sometimes I imagine being interrogated, probably being as guilty as ever but just remaining silent..knowing what I know now,  I can't believe he bought all the bull this "inerrogator" spewed...especially about shoe prints... <i>I probably would have.believed it as well</i>  but then again I'm a civilian

*Sometimes I imagine being interrogated, probably being as guilty as ever but just remaining silent..knowing what I know now,  I can't believe he bought all the bull this "inerrogator" spewed...especially about shoe prints... _I probably would have.believed it as well_  but then again I'm a civilian


At around the 56:33 time of this video, you can hear the suspect say "pardon me" after missing what the detective said. This is a common tactic for criminals to subconsciously suggest that they should be pardoned.


38:16 Detective: And I want to know why ?
After 24 full seconds,
Suspect: I dont know what to say .
Half a minute ? Honesty is a reflex , theres no reflex answer there .
He is the one.


For a psychopath, he seems very concerned about the impact on his wife. Go figure🤷♀

@RandomLady I wasn't considering discord, so much as not being satisfied in the marriage as a contributing factor. Not necessarily "the cause."

Meena devi dasi No amount of marital discord can lead a husband to multiple break-ins, hoarding of thousands of stolen underwear, multiple rapes and murders of women. In fact, it’s more likely that a stable marriage might’ve delayed his acting on his fantasies until so much later than would be expected.

His relationship with his wife may account for some of his craziness.


<b>I secretly wish these killers knew the tactics that these "interrogators"used and knew that all they want is to get a confession so they should just accept what you did an CALL A GOSH DARN LAWYER!</b>  simple

*I secretly wish these killers knew the tactics that these "interrogators"used and knew that all they want is to get a confession so they should just accept what you did an CALL A GOSH DARN LAWYER!*  simple


I can hear the microphone in that room getting shook for each revelation hahaha


I'm a strong dude and I feel like puking when listening to this. He's fucking scary.


Picture perfect life, yet evil through and through...


Yayy!! An hour long video examining another Canadian criminal!!! Thank you Jim Can't Swim !! I'm loving all these interrogations from criminals from my home country, so interesting!


That "what are we going to do" is incredibly irritating and I 100% believe it would make people crack.


Sorry for the maybe distasteful use of this but,  <b>spoiler alert</b> this detective killed it.  He broke this man just short of an hour. Even sooner, if you wanna get technical. Tony Hinchcliffe turned me on to this.

Sorry for the maybe distasteful use of this but,  *spoiler alert* this detective killed it.  He broke this man just short of an hour. Even sooner, if you wanna get technical. Tony Hinchcliffe turned me on to this.


Weird he gave up so early to me, I mean they just had tire tracks and the shoe prints.


Bro if you've never been in law enforcement you should.


I just wanted to say that after months of not getting round to it, I recently set up a Patreon account to subscribe to Jim Can't Swim and honestly I'm blown away. The sheer amount of content is mind-boggling and all are of typical JCS standard. $1 per month.

Basically, if you have been considering subscribing to Jim Can't Swim on Patreon, honestly just do it.


Crazy how he plead guilty to every crime...


If I was a Killer I'd deny and die with the lie. Ask yourself this, with the police have a slam dunk case and they truly got you, why would they continue to talk to you to try and obtain a confession? I'd be thinking I'm probably not as fucked as they're saying I am if they continue to talk to me


I cant wrap my head around these people.... I want to puke.  It literally makes me physically ill.

that's good though because it just means you at least have a working soul


what do you think of the sighs as a sign of resignation?


Him saying "ok" makes me wanna swan dive off a roof


15:57 "ya I think that's the case" after describing his itinerary.


"Bernardo did that too" did he also interrogate paul Bernardo? That would be fascinating to see if its around


Isn’t it weird that I find this uncomfortable to watch when he’s not saying anything compared to when people are describing disgusting acts...


Detective: you know why you are here??<br>Me: ok you got me at the age of 15 i stole my dad's credit card at 18 i slaped one of friend at the age of 21 i cheated on my girl friend what more do you want

Detective: you know why you are here??
Me: ok you got me at the age of 15 i stole my dad's credit card at 18 i slaped one of friend at the age of 21 i cheated on my girl friend what more do you want


You wouldn't want this guy keeping your secrets.


Those pictures of him at the end wearing the lingerie of his victims gave me major Buffalo Bill vibes.


Omg they had nothing on him and he just told them everything like a fool

ah, they did.  a troves of photos and souvenirs in his home.  he was toast.