Not Even an hour in he basically admits to murder when he could have walked out at any moment. Just an amazing interrogation !!!

@Kemo "learn your rights.... you have the right to remain silent"<br>I was wondering why or if *Jim not swim" edited out the evidence of the merandization.

@Kemo "learn your rights.... you have the right to remain silent"
I was wondering why or if *Jim not swim" edited out the evidence of the merandization.

@Venturi Life not true, these fuckers will stitch you up by leading you to say something incriminating regardless of your innocence. This guy is an exception, but lawyer up, lawyer up, lawyer up.

Innocent people would generally stay, and offer a rational explanation, and not scream for a lawyer. He was mimicking conciously or subconciously what an innocent person would do in that situation. Most people will sit there and tell the truth because the thought of being wrongly convicted for an innocent person is unthinkable.

@Exciter They wouldn't have been able to use surreptitiously gained DNA in court.

LoveAddict69 learn your rights.... you have the right to remain silent

Detective brings out some photos of the guy's shoes after just photographing them minutes earlier and says "Hey look we have a match" ! Then he says he has his tire prints too although there are like about 100,000 other car tire prints in that province with the same prints !

 Then the detective literally bluffs with the "world renowned expert norman harris ..." or somebody who just took the boot photos and says "This is a big time investigation and the case managers will spare no expense to conduct all the required functions even about $10,000,000 !!!
 Then Colonel wind bag just confesses to everything when he coulda just said "Hey this sounds like some serious BS I need to see my lawyer, bye" !
 This guy was seriously pampered or something and in Canada at the time he did all this horrible abominable acts Prostitution in Canada was NOT unlawful !!! He could have just paid a really hot escort $100 measly bucks on his salary and had a great time at a no tell hotel and then went to work like a normal guy and everyone would be happy !!!
 What a total psychotard!!!

...saying <i>"he coulda walked out anytime"</i>  - with the evidence they had on him? - wouldn't have seen him get all that far. So... you see?

...saying _"he coulda walked out anytime"_  - with the evidence they had on him? - wouldn't have seen him get all that far. So... you see?

He was not walking out. They had his dn a from a cup he threw away.


Why is this no longer on the JCS Channel?


Mike Smith (I think is his name)...If I saw him I would run n scream for lawyer, even if innocent


Great that they caught him and all that, but jeeze never talk to cops, get a lawyer, walk free


her skull gave way? Poor girl. That is so sick


No one else can say “Okay” quite like Detective Jim Smyth


Horrific but fascinating.....the interrogator was brilliant!


1:00 that's not an officer, that's an enlisted personnel, but okay.


The door is unlocked and you can leave anytime. I'm walking out right there and then.


The cop has been offered several lucrative deals to write a book and has refused. Why?!


This is an example of the most stealthy and skillful interrogations I’ve ever seen. The dude had every expectation that he’d be sitting on his porch and drinking a beer within hours of coming in and then.....


Is it possible that the sniff at 43/44 mins is more a signal of contempt than flight or fight?


Damn the detective is so good. Even I don't know what to say there.


If this guy asked for a lawyer right away he was free


there is no universe in which Ottawa is the safest city in Canada

i know, what? it's a huge city, how could it be safer than some random small town in the middle of nowhere ?


Wow, less than an hour after being shown some worthless circumstantial evidence he confesses. These interrogators are magicians.

rocketdock11 I never understood these idiots thinking they look suspicious by lawyering up. My dude they cops have you in a damn interagation you are suspected right now.

The interrogation was actually 10 hours. He confessed almost 5 hours into it.

There are good interrogators and there is corrupted ones. Watch Confession tapes on Netflix.

@My Name Is Amber Too I had this feeling too, that deep inside he wanted to be caught. Not because he confessed fast, but because of some of his reactions during the interview. Also, the way he commited the crimes shows that he didnt even care about NOT leaving proofs (dna, car used, footprints) at the crimes scene. This man seems to be fighting against himself inside, like if a part of him didnt accept how bad is to do what he did.

it's all about making the suspect think they have enough information to convict him even without a confession. They want the suspect to think the fight is already lost.

I don't understand how ANYONE would participate in this without an attorney present. I've wondered the same thing about the to catch a predator tapes. Just don't say anything and when arrested remain silent until you're attorney is present.

Treblaine  if you aren’t as smooth brained as the other replies here you understand this channel is SHOWING how that is made to happen by interrogation techniques

It took over 4 hours! They enetered the interogation room at 3:03 pm and he finally confesses to know Jessicas whereabouts at 7:42 pm. I saw it on another more lengthy video where the date is above the clock down in the right hand corner.

@Carl Poppa grounds for a warrant based on what?  Pretty sure that was a lie.

@slewofdamascus Ha ha! Maybe both are accurate.

@Violet Joy Agreed. This interrogator is one of the best in the whole world.

@Violet Joy I would argue the suspect was "unskilled" at being set-up. I didn't buy the shoe ID "world renown expert" line of questioning especially the way he soon thereafter kept talking about how the evidence keeps getting worse and worse. It sounded contrived to me, but of course I had the bird's eye view. I could certainly be wrong.

@Calamities Again she edited it. Before it was "their" lol

@Pingus they're is just the contraction of they are, both are correct  :P js

@Sling Blade yeah... especially when the detectives are convinced the suspect did it without real evidence. In this case I wonder if he thought he wouldn't get in trouble. It isn't unheard of for a well decorated person like himself to "get away" with it. But I mean...what he did is so sick. he's gotta be delusional

@Jaclyn Eagle yeah . I mean he was probably trying to get home in time for game of thrones.<br>oh, the anguish!

@Jaclyn Eagle yeah . I mean he was probably trying to get home in time for game of thrones.
oh, the anguish!

@Jaclyn Eagle One case in Norway they questioned a poor kid for weeks and made him "confess" to killing his own cousin.

@Walberto Iii this doesn't always mean they are good....it can mean the person is exhausted. after so many hours of questioning you will say anything to get out of that room

It's easier to confess when there is no threat of death penalty. And he knows they'll find the evidence, the pictures, DNA etc

Once the interrogater said we have a search warrant, he knew it was over. The man had evidence at his home of everything.

@Walberto Iii True psychopaths have no guilt.

senseo he wasn’t sorry about it, he explained the entire process with the same emotion. he seemed annoyed and bored at first, and while explaining what he did to the women it seems as though he wanted to live through it. just because someone confesses quickly doesn’t mean they are sorry

This guy's lawyer must've been like: "wtf...

This guy's lawyer must've been like: "wtf...

@ Mr.Treblaine: Interviewers are magicians? Either that or they knew how to "ring his chimes". Seems Kaiser Swaghelm is thankful to have you here to tell us these things in record time.

@Rick writes I guess it is connected to the "I am more intelligent than the cops" part. The other issue it that they are afraid that they going to be suspicious if they call for a lawyer which is of course nothing, compared to the confession, but when they get to that point it is already too late.

@senseo If he never talked and had a decent defence lawyer, a Jury may very well not be convinced beyond reasonable doubt. Except the one crime scene he was positively linked to by DNA he could only be charged with forced confinement so yeah, this is all on his confession.

And because he led them to the victim's body he couldn't recant his confession, as how could he know where the victim's body was and the cause of death?

@senseo If he's a psychopath, he's only sorry about being caught :)

@Pingus 😂 I can't believe I missed that. Sometimes I use "talk to text".

Correction: THIS interrogator was skilled. Have you seen some other interviews? They are so cringeworthy.

All while having the ability to talk to a lawyer, or leave at anytime too.

Yea I just dont get it. Everyone, but  <b>especially</b> if you commit crimes, even petty ones, should have a hard line personal policy that unless you ARE the victim or reporting the crime (my kid missing, etc) you dont go into the station without being under arrest, and you dont answer questions without first talking to a lawyer (and following her advice which will be to shut up)

Yea I just dont get it. Everyone, but  *especially* if you commit crimes, even petty ones, should have a hard line personal policy that unless you ARE the victim or reporting the crime (my kid missing, etc) you dont go into the station without being under arrest, and you dont answer questions without first talking to a lawyer (and following her advice which will be to shut up)

Interrogators can be so good they get innocent people to confess to stuff they didn't do. Imagine how much easier that is with guilt added into the equation.


I know their both from Canada, but WOW does the investigator sound like Kurtis Conner!


Damn.  These Canadians make us seem nice.


That phrasing "any reason you'd want a lawyer?" - the most cornering way to ask him to revoke his right to one. If he says he wants one in that instant he's slumped into the category of "only guilty people get lawyers".  Brilliant wording

You should always get a lawyer, The police are doing their job- let the lawyers do their job. You can be innocent, and say something that could be twisted; it's not the police fault that they may have misconstrued your words.. but! it's your fault for giving up your right to council/lawyer. The average person doesn't know anything about the law, so it's best to seek a lawyer regardless.. I do understand the OP's point, but still get a lawyer if you're ever in that position, so you can clarify things in a legal professional matter.

Eric Cartman 100% of the time guilty or not I'd say nothing and get a lawyer .. Don't talk

@Bloodymuggles "Even a guilty man will walk free 3/10 times"  where is that stat found? And why is that a good thing?

@CapnWack "part of the problem" very vague. Nice slogan though.

My comment was about what Russel was thinking about, the societal stereotypes and his image and reputation. He no doubt was thinking this in contrast to the fact he was ACTUALLY guilty.

At no point was a lawyer withed from him. Whether he had a lawyer or not. He made a decision to not take one (just like he made a decision to kill and rape people) and he is living with that consequence. If he had a lawyer, I'd hope he'd still be found guilty, don't you? 👍

If you think only guilty people want lawyers you are part of the problem


WHY R U THE MOST SATISFYING TALKER LOL....WE NEED MORE VIDS PLEASE I BEG UUUUU...RESPECT FROM TDOT


Scumbag kernal : I put a zip tie around her neck and I told her that if I didn't like what she was doing I was going to pull it. (In reference to forced oral sex)

What a deplorable waste of oxygen.

Rest in peace ladies 💜


why has this become unlisted in the last 2 days


There's so many details you missed, like how he keeps moving his chair closer and closer to Russ, slowly closing him in a corner. He even lays his arms in a cross defensively in the end

'Many' indicates plural. So it would be: 'There are so many details...' (slowly closing him inTO a corner) ... and not 'There is so may details' ... but you probably also knew that already, right? Also, please end your sentences with a period, hmkay?

That's a fuckin excellent observation dude! Is there  anything else u've noticed? I'm so into this type of stuff


1:04:26 He sounds like Stephen McDaniel in an uncanny way.


The attention I pay while watching these videos, makes me realise I was wrong for choosing engineering


I could have gone all day without having seen that psycho in womens underwear.


This interrogator must be regarded as one of the best in the business. I wonder if they show this video in classes for future professionals.

@Kloko Loko you can never have too many seemingly minor details.  It paints the picture of what his mindset was during the crimes, and makes it easier to prove premeditation versus simple crime of passion or whatever.

@Kloko Loko it's his job to get as much detail as possible

Ex nihilo nihil fit I wasn't aware lawyers were the only ones that took classes on law and legality lol you must be far more intelligent than I am...

@Ex nihilo nihil fit I'm just making encouraging conversation.

@Derrick You're studying to be a lawyer?

@Siiri Cressey just my first basic law class... We did a module about laws surrounding police interrogation and interviews as well as what was admissible in court and what is not...

My teacher made our class watch it and we had to write a small paper about the interview

Guy seems so nice. Damn Canadian would have cracked me like an egg in a skillet lol


So... the patch of hair... are we going to talk about that?


Watchin that guy chewing gum for 39secs made me absolutely fucking crazy


As a Psychology Major, I find the narrative fascinating as the interrogation plays out.

I am wondering, however, if a very determined detective armed with a blow torch and small hacksaw would have obtained a confession far more quickly than this type of humane interrogation which this psychopath did not deserve.


There’s no way those were the only two murders he’s committed. There has to be more.

@Karriepink thinks Before typing! BackUp I agree that he probably committed crimes in the other places where he was stationed.  The marriage that existed only on weekends was definitely strange.


Is it me or does that woman look exactly like Debra from the tv show Dexter?


Ugh the way he said “I raped her” made me soooo uncomfortable, like idk if it’s just the word or the way he said it but it just made me want to shrivel into a ball


It's weird that someone would believe shoe prints are as distinguishable as fingerprints... Like, basically every fingerprint is unique unless we're talking about certain twins maybe... Meanwhile every shoe you get is made like every other shoe of its kind unless there's a mess up at the factory or it is just really torn and worn down or something...


37:22 the fact that he's starting to mimic detective is amazing to me. It shows how wierd our brains work.


the cat fixating on the killer who's hiding in a dark corner down the basement and the victim looking for and finding the cat and so the killer... some scary shit straight outta horror slasher movie. truth more terrifiying than fiction. ffs.


I feel like he wanted to be caught. He didn't even try denying anything.<br>All he had to do was lawyer up and he'd be free.

I feel like he wanted to be caught. He didn't even try denying anything.
All he had to do was lawyer up and he'd be free.


This was so fascinating. That police officer is so good and I would have never picked up any of his skill had you not explained it.  I would love to know more about Russell's psyche.   Thank you, Jim!


The way he is chomping on his gum shows his stress increasing.


You tube recommended this! Glad I watched, super interesting.


I remember Detective Smith from the Michael Rafferty case. JCS, I am so sorry YT booted you off here. Please let us know where you land.


Bru bru please make more videos cuz. I love yo channel.  It be smart as a mug.


“GET A MAP” idk why but that had me dead asf 💀


Is anyone gonna mention how this is the same interrogator who interrogated Michael Rafferty

@Fredrić Kushman no he’s not, the interrogator isn’t narrating the video

not all candians are the same person, okay? it was in a different province, okay? just because the interrogator is talking to himself for an hour and offering coffee doesnt make him the same interrogator, okay?

edit: if you’re slow the joke is that both canadian interrogators keep saying okay?


Definitely the most epic interrogation ever! And this vid is just the cherry on the cake 👌


The John Norman thing reminds me of the wire when they did the true false copy machine interrogation


In the midst of JCS getting shadow banned on YouTube, how is it that I was able to find and watch this video, but when I go to the channel this video has never been present?I’m so confused. This is somehow the first time I’m seeing this.


That interrogator goes eh, and uh SO MANY TIMES


As a patron to Jim, I can tell you its the best god damn dollar I've ever spent.
The content is worth 100$ a month
Thanks Jim

@Kai Topet videos that youtube wont allow to be loaded, so there's plenty on there. So essentially what you're viewing here but 10x as much.

Definitely is worth the money. I recently joined up and has been the best $1 I've ever spent. You can pay through PayPal.

HARD AGREE. his patreon content is fantastic!

Mirr Sylvester yeah I pay for mine with paypal

I have a list of youtubers whose Patreons I’m going to donate to once I pick up a second job, and Jim is number one on that list.

@Iain do it, so worth it. theres probably only a day or two of additional content atm (depending on your lifestyle lol) but its definitely worth the buck, and if they never upload again? well ive spent more on bottled water so who gives a turd?

@Miranda Rights  i think so? hell, i can buy cigarettes and whiskey with paypal these days and patreons not a small company so im sure it does. just go to the site and check

legit signed up to patreon last month just to get some more of this sweet sweet analysis

There’s content on there that can’t be posted to YouTube. More elaborate or chilling.

What's on there? Like docs that wouldn't be able to stay up on YouTube? Cause I'm feeling like I should spend the dollar

Absolutely agree! The amount of awesome content on Jim's Patreon is fantastic. Worth way more than $1.


Dude!! That hairline, if you can call it that, is down right criminal as well! 😳


Williams, " I cant believe this is happening". I bet he was thinking 'others dont get caught for years and I get caught after 4 months. its not fair'. lol.


Why doesn’t Canada have military police? Weird seeing civilian police dealing with military personnel


What's kind of crazy is the investigator almost comes across is a car salesman, trying to get someone a good deal. He's that calm and Casual about it, which as we can see is a brilliant technique


Does anyone know why a lot of JCS’s cases are from Canada?

Bc their top detective is world renowned on big cases


Just shows you that the military and people in it aren't any more noble than your average joe.


If I had this constructive vocabulary I would be a prime minister


I really think one of the most chilling things here, is the first initial encounter between him and the two women - waking up to a monster standing over you, and being in your basement and confronted by a monster hiding in the shadows with some kind of face mask on. It really is the stuff of nightmares. Makes my skin crawl.

Exactly. It just adds to the already disturbing incidents. This guy made two of my fears come to life.


damn, why didnt you list this masterpiece?


This what Michael Cole would look like as a detective.


What’s going on with Russell Williams hair the front has had an argument with the back. 😂


If this isnt an ad for Maglite flashlights, idk what is.  “When U need to cave in a skull, try Maglite”


It's so sad to now know the horror that these victims went through. You never know where evil lurks in this world.

Yes you do. Its literally walking amongst you. Terrifying.  I think of it all the time. I see someone buying a soda and wonder what dark secrets they hold. You know some fucked up stuff goes on without being caught

It's behind EVERY corner, my friend! EVERY corner. People are out there that wish you harm, every day. They see you, but you do not see them seeing you. They are everywhere! I mean EVERYWHERE... So, don't go thinking that you do not know where evil lurks, because, now you do. Someone is most-likely watching you right now, wondering if you are what they want in a victim. Better hope that you're not, otherwise, it's duct tape city for you too.


He looks like his heads going to pop when he gets confronted


These killers are ruthlessly evil. But these detective are ruthlessly good


Russell Willams could also be a bobble head.


Lmao my dumb ass would've been like, "I wasn't even wearing these boots when I killed her. Nice try!"

LMAO! Reminds me of that one judge judy case where the criminals claim that there was no ear piece in the purse they stole.

I find it funny that people find this funny comedic inception 🤣


<b>that haircut is a crime on it's own. 6 years</b>

*that haircut is a crime on it's own. 6 years*


If anything he should be arrested for that hairline.


Russell's patch of cranial pubis is unwholesome and distracting. These Canadian detectives are a different breed. Bravo!


would it work to be more assertive and act like you are kind of his superior? Military men are used to follow order when ordered too. ordered to tell the truth in a more strict way might of work or am I wrong?


When he asks the investigator at 34:45 "Call me Russ please" that is the moment when the investigator made his breakthrough.

@Ramin Ghafarian damn son you got roasted lol

No shit Sherlock.  Thanks for the world class comment.

His mom calls him Russell. His wife probably calls him Russ


This channel is like attending a very interesting class where I dont have to do anything


Detective: Russell, everything is linked to you. This looks really bad.

Russell's hair:  ...  ⬛  ...


He makes it obvious from the body language - he hasn't been in such a position before.


By far the weirdest male pattern baldness I’ve ever seen


Kudos to the brilliant investigator here-- this video should be used as training material for those in law enforcement and psychology, if it's not already.

@panzer faus That's awesome man. I always love watching real events like this it helps learn a lot more than reading some books.

We are watching this as part of an assignment in my criminal psychology class for my criminal justice degree


Thank you so much for every single video


Im afraid to look it up, but what is forceable confinement?


It's sad how these women were given the hope of survival after the ordeal then get their heads caved in especially with the lady who was still alive after getting her head cracked open.


I remember how shocked everyone was around here when this happened. Good thing for him that everyone in Canada is a victim , not a criminal. People like this deserve much more than our "Justice" system will allow for.


i was wondering do you have any breakdown of interrogations against an innocent man, it would be cool to see the tactics and responses from such an interrogation

@B. Santos Yes, it's all about the Sandhurst West Point etc, education. But no-one can tell me that that education trumps thirty years of actually doing the job. No Platoon ever praises their lieutenant as they're seen as cosseted boys- it's always the sergeants the soldiers look to for leadership.

The real adrain that punked Ganval the victim.

The innocent person has a right to privacy, I think.

@Penultimate Hortator Yes indeed- wouldn't have joined had I been more mature. This was at a time when the corporals did kick the shit out of you for any reason they could think of. It was at Basingbourne Baracks- where they filmed a lot of Full Metal Jacket.

I joined the Army at 17rs old- but even at that age I found many of the officers and NCOs didn't have the brains to fall to the ground without orders. First they try and break you, then mould you into a mindless killing machine. I always found it odd that a soldier can start as a private, then acting corporal, then full corporal, then sergeant, then colour sergeant/staff sergeant, then sergeant major second class, then sergeant major first class, and by that time, he can go to captain due to his age after all of that ladder climbing. But the highest you can reach by going through the ranks is lieutenant colonel. Yet some wet behind the ears second lieutenant can go all the way to field marshal. The army is a class system, the main reason I left is because every time I passed the officer's mess, they'd be eating from a silver service that soldiers had to polish every day, with butlers catering to their every need. They look for poorest, least educated and then turn their backs on them willing to sacrifice people who've put their lives at risk fighting stupid wars.

@Andrew Aldrich IIRC the suspect they wanted was white but they picked up a black man

There was one example in one of Jim's compilations of interrogations where a dude was accused of a crime and he knew damn well he was innocent.  His responses to the questions were interestng and it was very obvious he was innocent

I know he has one part of a video  where he goes over one. Dude got picked up after a robbery I think but it wasn't him, he just somewhat matched the description. I believe it was one of the later "most compelling police interrogations" videos.

And breakdowns of innocent guys found guilty...


Everyone that watches this will be reallygood at being interrogated


This case shows that humans mind can work sooo wrong if they felt so bid ego


Im at a crossroads because i want 100000s of more videos but that would require a lot of murderers.


This guy's head looks like the inspiration for the infinity-o display for the galaxy S20 😂😂😂


In the words of one of the greatest detectives to ever live:

"So...animals, CAN sense evil."

I watched that just a couple of nights ago 😂

@kes 78 Jim Smyth is another type of animal. The whole security blanket thing had me on that one.

You should see him get tore into the guy that killed Tori Stafford. Ouch! Totally deserved though! That guy was also a monster.


Why is this video hidden? Please can someone answer me? :(


You should a video on the AG Barr hearing....


The real question is what would happen if the cat was not starring at him


a lying, sinning forelock 96:16 (The Clot)


I wish I could understand what makes these guys tick. Like, I think it's a given that everyone has and/or has had dark fantasies, but why do some people fixate on them, and become so obsessed with them, that they walk it into reality? What is the interplay between sex and violence? And what is the role of testosterone in attenuating it?


the camera is in the absolute worst spot for this dude<br>oh man.

the camera is in the absolute worst spot for this dude
oh man.


I will not play poker with that guy. The Colonel had a full house and the detective had five unrelated number cards and still the detective took home the pot.


It's crazy hearing this confession. I hear about things like this all the time in the news and movies, but to actually hear this detailed confession from a perp and to mentally visualize this story is... shocking... Idk how to explain it.


I can't believe Woody Harrelson would do this


The Hitler tash on his forehead was a giveaway


That was kind of the detective to shake Russells hand after he confessed.  I wonder if the detective vists Russell in prison?

It’s to establish trust to continue to get more details of the crimes, so he could be charged and victims and families could receive justice 🤷♀ so I’m glad he did shake his hand honestly


Two words for you “ Get A Fuckin Lawyer “ 🤣


It takes an experienced interrogator to dissolve a Colonel.

Knowing how law enforcement recruitment works in Canada, chances are the interrogator is former Military member as well.

@Ja frost have you seriously missed the point or are you wilfully ignoring your contradiction

@clive ramsbotty seriously what? did i just get too verbose and you got insecure or something? what an odd way to read into it...

Any idea how Williams successfully passed all the psychological testing he’s been through to become so high up in the military? Not one inkling that he had issues? Or did the issues make him a better candidate for the position?

@Ja frost why are you carrying on with it when you know it's a useless arguement.

@Young Irish Not always, often the attempt to extract a confession just means they can expedite the entire process

@clive ramsbotty haha so useless right? 1st off we likely dont know half of the failures and successes of any special forces unit, let alone the fact that the majority of the job  is "kill people, dont be seen"... how do you quantify a groups proficiency at that? It's an immeasurable factor, so you CANT have a best or worst, just Reputable and Disreputable, and a groups past performances have little bearing on their future outcomes

@Nicole S i know, my point there was overall strength of military has no bearing on the individual strength of its best people. Not always on the right side though. More than one former SAS officer bailed to work for the IRA post Vietnam. Though that probably says more about the treatment they came home to than their moral hygiene though

I mean sure, but the core thing to remember is they wouldn't be questioning anyone if they had solid evidence of you doing something. So anyone just needs to keep in mind everything they're saying from the time you engage them is a protocol to get you to admit guilt. In some cases even if there is none. So at every instance of speaking you keep th thought to give them nothing. Never give any answer that would indicate you've done anything at any time. Better yet just don't speak. So by those standards never give them the first word, and it renders any interrogators useless.

@Nicole S yeah great idea let's all have a fresh new take on the eternal bullshit 'which military special forces is the best' discussion i can't wait

@Ja frost , Pretty sure your comment is supporting the Canadian and Australian Special forces.
Believe me, they are the absolute best, along with the British.
They are not to be underestimated.
They are dangerous, and they are on the right side.

@Ja frost Completely different scenarios. With fraud you have government records that automatically (with computer machines and otherwise) weed out discrepancies.

On the other hand, the forensics experts are still developing the case when the interrogator got a complete confession and acknolwedgement of guilt as well as the disclosure of other information that authorities have still not even got a hold of (such as his admission of where the body is, along with other items and paraphernalia that connects to the crime).

@finn bell and no, interrogation is never easy.

@finn bell  lol Canadian military members are one of the best skilled and trained militaries in the world. Historically and currently.

@finn bell hmmm the size and financial strength of a military says nothing of the individuals amd training that make it up. the candian military has a pretty rock solid history. <br>or what about the australian military? i would never want to have to interrogate an Australian SAS or SBS officer, but overall its a relatively weak, underfunded and understaffed force on the global scale...

@finn bell hmmm the size and financial strength of a military says nothing of the individuals amd training that make it up. the candian military has a pretty rock solid history.
or what about the australian military? i would never want to have to interrogate an Australian SAS or SBS officer, but overall its a relatively weak, underfunded and understaffed force on the global scale...

Juan Marron a sergeant who taught me knows Jim and no, he has no military experience, just was a York cop I believe.

@HMQ exactly. theyre as susceptible to it as anyone else, doesnt take much to psychologically manipulate someone under friendly pretense. its a lot simpler to disconnect and evade when someone you can easily hate is trying to pry information from you, which IS something experienced military pilots are often prepared for. this was completely different to the way a military power would interrogate an enemy combatant. Military and criminal interrogations have different goals and different restrictions, which both affect the method required. dude didnt stand a chance in that room.

perhaps youre giving waaaay too much credit to military administration? Ive seen a loan officer at a rural bank branch bust a high ranking naval officer for fraud in the first week after completing the loan  training. took them 10 minutes in the interview, wasnt even a mathmatical error that fucked the guy, he was just weak

Jim Smyth is a hero.

We need more men like him in the world.


would have been better he just demand a lawyer the moment the shoe print match was presented? Or even better just ask for a lawyer immediately before the questioning.


I would grow out that forehead soul patch into a tiny afro and shave the rest. Maybe forehead dreadlocks. 🤯


I'm not sure whether like or dislike this video


Love that interrogator, he completely ignores the guy's power, talks to him like every other murderer.

@APGS Medium Somebody mentioned it in another comment, about him literally saying "Please" in an honest and meek voice, completely eradicated from his job of Colonel, which is a sign of complete submission to a master, in any kind of situation, from dogs do BDSM passing through military.

@19zuzi82 This is absolutely right. I'm also surprised that no one has mentioned the moment when Williams ASKS the cop to call him Russ!

@kroven009 Oh, ok, thanks. I misunderstood you, I thought he literally said "Do you know  who I am". Yeah, he tried, he failed.

@19zuzi82 7:18 the very first thing he did jim explained here. His connections and knowledge of top secret information. Yeah I get it, once you break the law that all goes away but as Jim explains, his subtle power card he played was immediately ignored because the interrogator knows its invalid here.

@kroven009  Said when? Genuine question. If he said that, I totally missed it. All the other comments about him having zero power are correct, tho. Just look @ 31:00 when the detective just says "*Russ, just listen to me.*" in a very slightly imperative/fake-condescending tone. the dude's eyes snap up at him in a fraction of a second, like those of a good trained and obedient dog, with all respect to dogs. Talk about that not being a power play, lol.

@ex0duzz Sheesh calm down...I was referring to his "you know who I am right?" threat.

@Miles Davidson Too bad he's not in His Base there, hiding behind his medals, stripes, and stars. Dude's got no power in that little bland room.

What power?? Dude's <b>power</b> dropped to zero the second he stepped foot into that room with that magnificent interrogator.

What power?? Dude's *power* dropped to zero the second he stepped foot into that room with that magnificent interrogator.

It’s a power play used by the officer <br>To make him just like every other citizen., all set up, and it was amazing., well played !!

It’s a power play used by the officer
To make him just like every other citizen., all set up, and it was amazing., well played !!

@Seaghán he was hardly ever going to serve on the front line

power? he`s not ceaser, he`s was a lamb to a government.


Those women went through a horror that is hard to understand, fucking hell...


8:38 - "I treat everybody with respect" ...Russell.


Is this the only video by JCS where the suspect so openly confesses?


CAnt a defense attorney get this whole confession thrown out since the cop is lying to him in order to get a confession 🤔🤔

They absolutely can and do lie in order to get a confession. There was one case where the suspect was hooked up to a fake polygraph and then shown his fake results and the guy folded like a cheap suit, much like this guy did. Police don't have to inform you that they are police either, that is a fairly common fallacy.


As much of a monster as this guy is, his eventual honesty is kind of refreshing after watching a lot of these interrogations.

Half confession half memoir. He loves it

He wanted the mental relief of confessing from what I can tell. I felt my own heart start racing once the detective was basically like "this is it" and he was like oh thank god this is exactly what happened

Ew, stop trying to humanize this beast. He's nothing more than an animal, filthy and base. I'm glad he's locked up in a cage where he belongs.

almost like he wanted to tell the whole story, balanced against the horror of what his wife would think when she found out.

@iAmAtom I agree, his cold and calculated emotionally dead responses while describing the indescribably horrible things he did are absolutely disgusting and horrifying to me. It seriously nauseated me too.

I'd argue that he was only honest and open due to the skill of his interrogator. The man didn't have much evidence at all and got all of that out of a military man. That's some major skill right there.

I think it was good side Russ or his military education were honor and truth is the way of life. He obv was highly decorated so he knew how to act, the issue was he had evil thoughts and was disguising his true motives.

Agreed, complete contrast to Dalia Dippolito

Exactly my thought, Ive been watching this channel the past week and all the ones i watched were scared, lying, crying, and you have to extract information from them with a shovel. This guy calmy telling all the details of his murders and just chilling. Humans can be so fucking evil. I feel like throwing up, no joke

John Taylor yea most people just deny and just tell lies after lies


26:20 here his hair square really looks like a cyclops eye because of the angle


I understand that the detective being a barrier between the door and perpetrator was a psychological tactic to keep the perpetrator from leaving, but I don’t get why he didn’t take the chance to leave while he can. He is guilty, shouldn’t he have used any chance to get out of there and save himself? He could have left anytime. Not only that, he could’ve gotten a lawyer but he declined. He is oddly nonchalant, as if he knew he wanted to get caught in his subconscious. Usually guilty people would want to flee the situation.

probs thought they have more evidence so he has to bullshit and also that his position could somehow save him

is he so creepy in work that no officer was friendly enough to tell him the saying "dont talk to the police and lawyer up"?

He was so stupid that he thought he was clever enough to pull this off...


Ole boy thought he was so smart he didn’t need a lawyer.


what's up with canadian interrogators saying "okay?" every sentence?


What kind of psychopath agrees to coffee as they're enjoying the hell outta some gum?

Remember asking a guy who was chewing gum, drinking coffee and smoking, if he was nervous . I was joking but now I wonder.

Maybe the [big] WAD he was chewing on was Bubblelicious Bubble Gum.

Irish that is actually typical Psychopathy behavior. They are very narcissistic and self assured, often quiet charming as well, that is why he is so self assured even cocky at times!

I do. It gives it a subtle spearmint flavor. Very nice.

@Big Scorchy what a monster! Glad he's behind bars!

In all seriousness, he probably wanted as many excuses to mask nervous swallowing as possible.

likely so nervous, he forgot to spit it out.

Irish Worley the gum was black coffee flavor, I know because I was that gum

Irish Worley him chewing his cud kind of screams ‘I need two packs of cigarettes.’ Instead of coffee they should have set one of those gigantic glass hookahs and a blow torch and some tobacco to help him calm down.

If I’m ever under the bright lights in the hot seat I’m going to need my smokes. Innocent or guilty, I’ll be stressed.

@Pwnstar u get a nice cute WOOOOOOOOOOSH. WWOW smart one u r.... 😒

газировка Obscured

Believe it or not, mint goes with coffee fine. It's at least a lot better with that than Gatorade

there's actually mint flavour coffee beans

how about people who chew gum and smoke cigarettes at the same time

@John Stock. What are your thoughts on Brawndo in the water fountains?. It's got what the public craves.

Man he was going to fucking town on that piece of gum

Yeah, that left me traumatized, triggered, and in need of a safe space.

I’m not certain, but judging by the way his tongue occasionally grazed his lower gum-line, but I think he is a tobacco-chewer, which isn’t uncharacteristic of a military man. He may have either been chewing nicotine gum (hence why he was chewing the hell out of it) or regular gum, and anyone whose gone through a nicotine withdrawal will know how quickly one will jump for the added stimulant of caffeine.

Or, you know, he’s just a psychopath who chews gum and drinks coffee. Which I don’t believe is too far fetched...

But a peppermint coffee is delicious. Try it

@James Darmor have you met the mcpoyles?

That gave me the biggest creeps of all like dafuq?

That's honestly all the evidence they needed to declare him guilty, could have cuffed him right then and there.

That's how you know he's straight up crazy!

They cut out the part where he demanded orange juice; deemed too disturbing for YouTube

Irish Worley i thought the same thing. I have to gurgle water like a crazy person to get the mint taste out of my mouth before I can even consider coffee 😂


I didnt know Woody Harrleson was a Canadian Colonel.


6 minutes in he notes the order in which the cases were carried out referring to them as the first and second incidences how would he know what order they were in especially when he says they didn't even know the first one happened


You know what else is a crime? The haircut on that clown


The most shocking part is how its almost paradoxical how he is so agitated in body language but explains his crimes so calmly and in great detail.


@Alexander Vos <br>Canada has some of the most brutal killers. Look up Paul Bernardo.

@Alexander Vos
Canada has some of the most brutal killers. Look up Paul Bernardo.

It's weird Canadians aren't supposed to be like this...


What if the guy new the shoe print wasn't a match because when he looked at his shoe he realized he left the other pair at home?? lol


The subtle "just like everyone else" when he was going to tell him his rights was a nice little detail to take down his rank based confidence

more like "yeah, you are not like everyone else but we still have to go through with this," boost his ego, gain his trust

@Dalton Wells Hadn't thought of that, nice catch

I viewed it as a way to make him feel as though he wasn't the only or prime suspect. It could've been a double whammy of both!


you can tell how little crime actually happens in canada by the fact that all the detectives bring up paul bernado's name when talking about psychos... in america it's take your pick of psychos to mention

jer bo    That’s not how it works, homie.  Clarity in written communication starts with the writer.  It is the writer that is expressing their thought.  Improve your writing skills and you won’t have any issues with miscommunication.  Study up, son.

@J K try and improve your reading comprehension... that'll be a good first step for you

jer bo   Try to improve your communication skills.  That’s a good first step for you.

@J K my whole point was talking about the psycho serial killer guys... that clearly  flew over your head

jer bo   Psycho serial killers like this guy represent a tiny fraction of the murders in the USA or Canada.  In the Chicago ghettos the murder rates are off the charts.  Day after day.  Year after year.

jer bo    Your statement: “you can tell how little crime actually happens in Canada”.

Canada doesn’t have the ghettos we have.  The vast majority of crime in the USA comes from a small population and in concentrated areas.  Do not confuse vast majority with “all”.


Just goes to show...you cannot tell a murderer by looking at him.


Colonel, stop destroying my earphones & ears, sir!


"got a map?" must be one of the most iconic confession lines ever

@Tardi Grade They didn't have him beyond reasonable doubt at all. They lead him to believe that, but in reality all they had was tire tracks and boot prints at that point and both are easily defensible, especially in military communities where there's a massive overlap between what people drive and wear. If it went to trial on just what they had at that point I highly doubt they're getting a conviction.

@AgeDrain No, but maybe Jeffrey Dahmer did.

It’s a simple question. Only iconic if you make it. Pretty sure it’s the first thing caught killers said when asked where the bodies are. Pretty sure Jeffrey Domers said the same thing

He only said "call me Russ" and "got a map?" because he knew he was trapped and they knew it was him beyond reasonable doubt. He didn't know how to get out of it, because he couldn't.

I think that even stunned the guy interrogating him

i should not be laughing as hard as i am rn lmfaoooooooo that part killed me

To me the confession was "Call me Russ".

The build up to “got a map” left me literally holding my breath.


i wonder what the killers initial thoughts were when brought in


10:20 he’s nodding a lot! Like yes I know all about that


So even Canadian interrogations are more polite.

No, it's an interrogation technique used to make the suspect feel calm in order to give up details which could be used against them, also used to catch the suspect off guard with a very aggressive question.


His hair patch looks like the iris of a cyclops


The reason This man is so freely talking to the detective is cuz the detective did an amazing job. Like my god the deconstruction of the Col's high horse is just utterly amazing. the bluffs, trust building and composure is just a 10/10.  just the characters of the Detective is just beyond amazing.
I love the amazing beautiful deconstruction. Absolutely Beautiful.
This is just a perfect interview.

Psychology is just beautiful when used like this.
This is interview is Art.


This is so crazy why wouldn't he get a lawyer? I guess it's to do anything to not get his wife involved


Russel honey, this is getting out of my control. Russel this is getting out of hand really, really fast. Honey Russel listen.


yo, I'm getting your patron.  Your vids are too good, and I'm tired of rewatching your YT vids!


Detective comes home: "honey I got you a coffee since I got myself one, it's just black with sugar-"
Wife: "yes I used the credit card to buy a Channel belt"
Detective:"... I knew it,"

Kwonterius Turner It is actually “Chanel” with a capital C. From one pedant to another, you’re welcome.

its chanel

sorry it bugged me to correct him

Ah, nice one. Late one night, I purchased a Chanel belt from an infomercial that aired on Channel 3.

Stephanie, is that actually your last name? Lol


Doesn't matter how long you stare at the photocopies 'Russ' they aren't going to change


Interesting how even searching for <b>"interrogation of colonel russell williams"</b> on YT, this video doesn't come up... Other interrogation videos from JCS show up even, but not this one. Weird.

Interesting how even searching for *"interrogation of colonel russell williams"* on YT, this video doesn't come up... Other interrogation videos from JCS show up even, but not this one. Weird.

@Aymbaut Yeah I noticed that now. I wonder why.


Eye sqint...another subtle hint to his guilt


Why is this video unlisted now? The government make you take it down?


This detective is really good at waiting. Often I see them break the awkward silence with reassurance or repeating the question, but this guy let the pressure of the silence build up until he got something.

Smig

Reverse psychology..

Narcissist loves giving the silent treatment, yet hate being ignored themselves

They gotta fill the silence, which is like death to them.


She found him in her basement and said oh you bastard. If that happened here in Philadelphia the woman would say "AWW HELL NOOO


Anyone know, if that cop got nominated for oscar for best actor?


Little did "Russ" know at the time of this interrogation, that his wife would one day be able to view it on YouTube.

@Ivan Ivanov I think he pleaded guilty, so the case didn't go to trial.

i think the worse thing is that the families of victims can see the footage


moral of the story: Dogs save life !!!! cats cause death!!! If the first victim had a dog instead of a cat both these women were alive!!!! a dog wont just stare!!!! at very least its barks could have woken the whole neighborhood!!


The part where he asked if she was dressed when she was struck on the back of the head, and if they'll find her dressed... He was basically seeing if he raped her dead body... Damn...

Edit: So messed up, how can anyone do this? It was all so matter of fact too... Madness...


This video is excellent, why did you unlist it?

YouTube censorship and demonization. They're all linked through patreon now.


imagine how scary that must have been.. your in the basement you cat is looking into the dark and you approach slowly just to be attacked from the darkness


The Canadian Chris Hansen "Why dont you have a seat"


"If I was Russel William's friend I'd pull him aside and be like 'Russ... you like underwear way too much.'" -True Crime Loser


Holy shit guy looks like Billy Bob in slingblade!!!


This channel is one of the true hidden gems on YouTube .


Why am I just now finding Jim Can't Swim channel?!!


IF THEY SAY YOU CAN LEAVE, get your ass up<br>And walk out.

IF THEY SAY YOU CAN LEAVE, get your ass up
And walk out.


These are so thorough I bet if some of the interrogating officers have watched these they'd say "F*** why didn't I think of that" when you explain. Love your vids Jim.

legoboy7825 A lot doesn't mean all, I think you're misinterpreting this mr interrogator (;

Nope, we know a lot of these common methods of manipulation and utilize them, but to a much lesser degree in smaller cases.


I just found out the tha JCS in the channel name stands for Jim Can’t Swim. Lol


i always said i would never take criminal psych bc it scared me, but atp im ready to change the field of psychology i'm studying


6:00 Top Secret? What kind of information is Russell not at liberty to share? How about piloting a small corporate jet to follow Flight 93 on 9/11 in case it was "hijacked".


Those silences are PAINFULLY awkward! 😖😖😖😖


Jim Smith is clearly an exceptional police officer.

For some reason he spells his last name with a y though.

Give credit where credit is due.  The detective was excellent.  Regardless of the evidence obtained, extracting the confession is a whole other science in itself. For some criminals, denial is the name of the game. It's circumstances like these where having interrogation skills separates the detectives from the cops.


I don't understand why they don't just ask for a lawyer so they can't say anything incriminating. Those police officers are especially trained to get a confession out of you and you have the right to remain silent. I know this guy did horrible shit but I just don't understand why you would talk if you did something bad.


The gun chewing is tripping me out for some reason.


I've watched Russell Williams' footage many times and I'm actually burnt out on the guy, but I still instantly smiled and cheered "HELL YEAH!" when I saw this video uploaded by Jim Can't Swim.

@Miranda Rights his videos are just captivating, and I really enjoy the commentary--they're all very high-quality documentaries


What’s wrong with the criminals in Canada? No matter what! the first thing you do when you is politely say I will nottalk to law enforcement without my attorney present! No matter what whether your guilty or not. We’ve all seen plenty of times at least in the U.S wrongfully charged innocent people. We’ve also watched time after time the guilty individual give the detective exactly what they want thinking your smart enough to get one over them. These investigators are not your friends, they are trained professionals trained to use all tactics to get you to tell on yourself. I will not speak to law enforcement without a lawyer. This man was a high ranking military officer he should have known better.

i think some of these guys  just dont care what happens to them in the end, they either feel so guilty and know they deserve life in jail or straight up just dont care about anything at all.......also there are those that want to brag about what they did so they tell everything


For anyone who wants to learn more about Jim (the Interrogator) https://youtu.be/9e8s4iZIPy8


Detective = Michael from the Office season 1 pre-hair plugs


“I prefer Law and Order, but I do watch CSI from time to time.” -still most Canadian thing ever said


The part were the cat was steering at him lol even the cat new this guy is a creep an animal new this guy was a monster


Man I have to slow my binge on this channel because I wont have anymore videos to watch.


The biggest crime here is his two hairlines


All this from just a tyre track, a shoe print, and an insanely skilled detective

Just got point out that it was the announcement that his houses were being searched that turned the tables. He knew they'd have all his photos and video of him murdering

@Душман! Как дела? Tyre is the UK spelling of the word.

Red Bluesome let’s see you do better buddy😂 oh ya you’re just an internet detective.

When you actually look at what they had, if he had just walked out they probably wouldn't have been able to pin anything on him. The evidence they had at the time was flimsy but then he offered them all the evidence theyd need to build a rock solid case

Душман! Как дела?

@Glenn He probably thinks he is some sort of master of human psychology and feels insecure seeing someone actually skilled

@Red Bluesome you say that with 0 reasoning, good job.

Red Bluesome how so? Who let you on YouTube, colonel? Lol

@Red Bluesome You sound really angry about this


Fyi. Interrogater mentions Bernardo case. Well worth looking that up, an absolute monster.


0:34 That is... quite a face, holy shit.


This is a master interrogator at his best, the way way he totally controlled Russell's mind by degrees is brilliant. If it goes on to be a movie Daniel Day Lewis is the only actor alive with the required skill set to play this part


I have a cat and it’s so fucking horrifying to think of going to see what she’s doing, realizing she’s looking at a certain corner of my basement, going to investigate, and finding an actual man standing there. Usually cats are staring at nothing or a bug. Worst nightmare is for it to be an intruder.


His hair is trying to get out the room 😂😭😂😭😑😭


Plus.....look at him chewing his gum.<br>Like a nervous maniac...

Plus.....look at him chewing his gum.
Like a nervous maniac...


If you watch very carefully, you will see that the interviewer began mirroring the pervert’s posture. He waited a long time before beginning to do this, and eventually did so twice. Then he changed his posture completely to one that neither had used: a contemplative stance.

Almost immediately the sick pervert EACTLY MIRRORED HIM!!!

That was the moment the investigator turned the game, and the pervert decided it had no way out.

In truth of course the investigator had bluffed about the strength and value of the tyre and footprint evidence, as well as the DNA from the first victim. Plus, they had no idea where the second victim’s body was. Had he lawyered up and said nothing, there was at that point insufficient evidence to convict. It convinced itself it was over, and convicted itself in it’s head!

But it wasn’t very smart. It hunted in its own back yard. It had some very odd, very prolific trophy perversions. It kept evidence that would have linked it to the crimes.

Despite all its evil depravity, the pervert had several weaknesses. One was it’s dependence upon its wife. It needed her on side for what it imagined would be the next stage.

For some reason, this was the most disturbing case. The confessions offer NO real explanation for the real motives. Those desire/revenge/hate questions are inconclusive.

The investigator is a genius. He saved lives for sure. The revelations at the end about entering children’s bedrooms suggests the direction the crime spree could have gone had it not been stopped. Excellent work.

G58 "I too watched the video."

~ Finn Nostromo


I'm incredibly impressed with this detective


Anyone else notice how often the Canadian cops mention Paul Bernardo to suspects in these videos? Is he considered Canada’s most notorious criminal?

Yes. He was an interrogator for that case.


I remember this in the news. What a fucking monster.


5th+ time watching and is that a fucking the sound effect @ 17:25? Hilarious if so


Im already in 😏😈

Just kidding 😇😊 Be safe 😎👍


I'm glad this bluff worked! Super job by the detective to get the full confession out so easily, with no chance of pleading insanity as well.


I wouldn't want to meet that monster...(the interrogator) (it was a compliment)


You can just immediately tell hes guilty hes just sitting there like "ok" "sure" to everything the detective says.....

If he was innocent he'd be like wtf are you going on about whats this gotta do with me at least thats how I'd be 🤣

@Maia2009 I'm glad I'm not the only one who has no clue what that guys point was 😂

morty Exactlyyyyy! This guy is dealing with some issues here. Don’t even try. I was scratching my head trying to see his point. Maybe he has one but it surely doesn’t resonate with me.

@Matheus Blank if you were innocent that means you would have no idea what they were talking about because you would have to be involved to know. So if i was being asked or told any of the things the detective said i would stop him and immediately ask what the hell this has to do with me. Matter of fact I would immediately start asking questions as soon i was asked to sit in thst room like idk why am I here. That guy just sat there mindlessly responding because he knew what he was there for already....

@Dylan They didn't get to him out of nowhere. The questions were not taken out of nowhere. If they got to you, an innocent, would you be saying no in situations you should say "ok", "sure"? At least during the first 25 minutes, those things he confirmed would still be confirmed if he was innocent.

So, you, innocent, but clearly related to the situation, would be denying it all and pretending you're not, and making the investigation job harder?<br>Not very innocent-like.

So, you, innocent, but clearly related to the situation, would be denying it all and pretending you're not, and making the investigation job harder?
Not very innocent-like.


Jim just needs to have a college course strictly with these videos, I would enroll every semester lol god it’s so interesting and I love learning all the words and techniques

@Crime Crusader if you love learning about it, maybe you should? Maybe you'll be the next amazing Jim Smyth even? He kept so cool knowing what a monster Russel was and through the confession but my blood went cold

Stacey Smith He really is amazing! I look forward to his videos every time, it honestly makes me want to take some classes! I would already be familiar with a few things 😄

Crime Crusader I’ve learnt a small amount of these tactics during my criminology course! I really wish it was this in-depth, I love JCS so much 😄


too bad its unlisted, really great video


Couldnt the guy just ask for a lawyer then just leave from the start

yeah he didn't even need to ask for a lawyer, he could've left after 5 minutes. hell, he didn't even need to show up

If he wasn't an idiot, yes. But, the system is designed to make people avoid that option, even though it is the best one


They should lock this guy up for his haircut!


The psychology behind these interrogations is insanely brilliant.


Wish I had teleportation so I could help these women from this freak show. Then we got cowards on here joking.


Do I have this right.  That dude wore the same shoes to this interrogation and the murder?


I remember coming across this video a while back. What happened that caused a need for it to become unlisted? D;


This shows how a skillful interrogator can win the game. No torturing, no beating not even shouting.

Comanche yeah cuz I would of been yelling with my lack of patience

Comanche yeah cuz I would of been yelling with my lack of patience

Soon as he pulled out the boot evidence there's not that much to say. "Errr...there not mine!"<br>Yeah...right

Soon as he pulled out the boot evidence there's not that much to say. "Errr...there not mine!"
Yeah...right

Torture would totally work on me. I'm just putting that out there

Torture would totally work on me. I'm just putting that out there

@kaz kk Also the more effective they are at catching criminals. This isn't a one side versus another side situation and if you think so you might only be capable of thinking in dualities. I hope you outgrow such a narrow-minded lens of looking at the world and develop some nuanced perspective.

@no cap A technique doesn't have to be 100% effective for it to be a successful technique.

Ya sure they can win, but it doesn't happen even close to all the time.

Ya sure they can win, but it doesn't happen even close to all the time.

I am pretty surprised how easy "Russ" folded. He gave everything up pretty quick. You'd think he would have some training in being interrogated.

You'd say ANYTHING Under torture,it gets you no where if you want the truth...hard evidence is another thing,and he has it

Agreed EXCELLENT WORK ...
BRAVO ..
This Guy Needs to Decompress Im Sure after this Interview ..
Holy CRAP

The court will only accept a guilty plea if the defendant gives a detailed statement about his/her crimes so as to eliminate the possibility of someone claiming responsability for a crime they did not commit. this wasn't an interrogation.

@h8r Raider Sympathies dude I've been homeless and in jail for being drunk and stupid when I was young, the folks i came across still haunt my thoughts. To know Monsters are real and they walk among us is terrifying!

Payam Behtash <br>This makes it more necessary to teach the public about these techniques. The more skillful the interrogators get the more dangerous they and their government becomes . You should not take their side ever.

Payam Behtash
This makes it more necessary to teach the public about these techniques. The more skillful the interrogators get the more dangerous they and their government becomes . You should not take their side ever.

A good interviewer will always get better information than any torturer ever will, and they will never coerce a false confession. Ever.

Yannis K Brand you sound like someone trying to portray that they are smart when all you did was say gibberish. Explain to me how delusion is a fact. You used paradigm completely wrong and also used current and currency as if they mean the same thing. Read a book.

@Comanche
>To many movies.  To many games.
Talking to a mirror there, bud?

Adam Edward people that tell their life story are often delusional, lol you prolly living in your moms basement

Mohamed El Alouani my parents have always shouted at me and hit me but I moved out and got a job at 14 now I’m 22 been working a steady high paying job for 4 years straight and I’ve yet to meet a challenge I can’t handle also I find that I have an exceptional ability to diffuse situations and keep calm when others panic however until I was about 13 I cried when anyone yelled now I can laugh if you’re yelling with a gun in my face I think there’s some merit to toughening your kid up but it also depends on the kid some people just end up doing exactly what they saw growing up instead of learning from it

@Comanche thats not the reason cia continues to do it. Stop being so Naive Torture doesnt work because people who are innocent will say anything. This is already an open and shut case proven time and time again. over 95% of confessions are innocents. and that just tells you how many people they torture that arent guilty.

@Andrew Pires  I was the one who started the "entire point of argument". read your comment and rewrite it. no one can get your point.

@Comanche People often give bullshit information when they are being tortured because they think it'll stop them from being tortured. Even Napoleon bonaparte knew that and wrote a damn essay on it.

these technique was first made by one nazi officer wich was verry succeful in interrogation. But the comand back then didn't realized how efective it was and others were still used so to say "old school" methods.

Fuck torture of any kind. What if the roles were reversed and you were getting your nails pulled? If you torture another human you deserve hell.

i.e. Chris Watts. That guy damn near committed the perfect crime but he cracked in the interrogation room.

@Mohamed El Alouani I disagree. Most mammal animals show discipline control towards their children by gently hitting/biting and shouting, even apes. It's just natural for everyone and it shouldn't be counted as wrong to practise it because in realistical circumstances it can truly bring the child back to the right road. I do not vouch for actual/serious beating and screaming that's just abusing but a gentle slap and voice raising is okay.

@Serena Saltmouth What does that have to do with what i said?

@Serena Saltmouth What does that have to do with what i said?

Felix Garfias Yep. He wanted to get caught. He wanted to stop, it seems obvious to me.

Yes but even the best interrogator in the world isnt shit to a suspect who wont open their mouths.

@Payam Behtash  Wouldn't you ask follow up questions that could be verified? If the goal is to find a bomb, making the subject a babbling idiot would be poor technique.

Spock well if you know so much about social psychology you would know that different methods can work depending on that persons morals and psyche. What about the person who you know knows information but is refusing to give it to you, because they have a strong sense of dignity and loyalty to country(the Japanese for instance). You are saying torture wouldn’t break that type of man down at all? What about the man scared of death and pain who even at the mention of torture spills everything he knows. The drug cartel owner who is only worried about himself and his own benefit when told they can make all the torture stop and have a lesser sentence if they rat out their friends so they do cause it helps them out? Do you just read one side of the argument and take it as fact or have you read anything about the possible benefits of torture?

@Comanche You're right in regards to "you're going to give any information" but wrong in how you interpret that statement. The person being tortured will tell you whatever you want to hear, even if they didn't do anything wrong and have no real information. That's the point. They will tell you anything, true or false, to get you to stop even for a short while. Think about this video. No physical violence was used, just psychology, on trained military personnel and he divulged everything without fuss.

 Blanket statements like "they just tell you that to try and make the world less dark" are hyperbolic. There are countless studies by the FBI, CIA, MIAs and so on stating that. Just look them up yourself. Real life isn't a comic book or movie. It isn't simply pull fingernails and break bones and out pops accurate info, especially if the person being questioned doesn't have any info to begin with.

@Comanche First of all, please watch it one more time. he was super confident at first and gradually broke. Second, Of course torture works, that's why it's been used since the ancient time!!! it's so effective that many people- including myself would've confess to crimes we'd not committed.

@Runeman40055 <br>And not all are successful in acquiring information

@Runeman40055
And not all are successful in acquiring information

Comanche all intelligence agencies torture smh

Comanche all intelligence agencies torture smh

@Comanche Naw, torture has been proven to not be effective. It's been proven since Vietnam when used against the Viet Cong. Torture often leads to misinformation because of how destructive it is to someones mental state. They will tell you whatever you want to hear, even if it's wrong, so that you stop. Fuck the ethical questions it brings up. It just doesn't work on a practical level.

This narrative that torture works is upheld and maintained by folks who stand to benefit, financially, from telling that myth. The myth is then spread by gullible folks who attach themselves on an ideological level to governments who use said methods, allowing their own government to do said acts but demonizing other governments who also do it. "When we do it, it's good because my group is good and can't be wrong. When you do it, it is bad because your group is bad" is the basic premise.

Comanche except it actually doesn't.  There are plenty documented cases of false leads and such being yielded from torture, and that's on top of innocents who are wrongly imprisoned being tortured for information they literally do not have.

The CIA also flooded the streets with drugs, tried to use LSD to brainwash people, tried and failed to kill Castro like a hundred times, and once spent millions of dollars putting a microphone in a cat in an operation that failed miserably.

So no, just because the CIA does something doesn't mean "it works" or "it's right"

Plain and simply, torture is barbaric, occasionally fails, and is probably overused.

they had all the evidence to convict him before he opened his GD mouth-i worked within law enforcement and had to listen to child molesters ,and worse, laughing at what they did,the bragging gd !--people have no GD idea the level of anger/ frustration some of us endured over years ! i suffer from PTSD  due to these bastards-it aint a joke

Similar to parenting, if you have to resort to shouting and hitting your kids, you're not a great parent.


my dawg really played russell when i saw dat body languge mirroring


Bruh this channel is so widly entertaining


No one gonna talk about how he wore the girls clothes?


he’s so arrogant that his hair had to have its own private island

WelcomeTo Life you have no damn idea🤣 i seen crazy shit every day i live in the hood lol

thank you sir that comment made me laugh a lot

Even in this situation you still make a hair joke. I guess you done this a lot.

Thank God!! I was hoping I was'nt the only one that thought it was really strange!😄


Shame Canada doesn’t have the death penalty


That ladies and gentlemen is what we call “ lifer hair “


The way he sounds as he describes the horrors he committed is as if he's reciting what he bought at the grocery store last week. Pure evil dwells within that man.

@InactivePhoenix Yes, but it takes a severe imbalance of evil/good motivations to rape and kill people.

By God's Grace <br>What else would we expect from a colleague of Bernardo?

By God's Grace
What else would we expect from a colleague of Bernardo?


anyone else have to rewind sometimes to redigest all those big words the narrator is using or am i just a slow person


At least they now know where the missing merkin ended up.


This integrator makes me want to confess to stealing a candy bar when i was young.

Statute of limitations will save ya on that one

Right!?<br>Just the first 10 seconds, when he ever-so-politely introduced himself, made ME want to jump up and run TF out of the room.

Right!?
Just the first 10 seconds, when he ever-so-politely introduced himself, made ME want to jump up and run TF out of the room.

Makes me want to confess that I took 2 many candies out of a jar at the bank one day🍬

Or a couple perforated squares of toilet paper in the gas station restroom to take home for later use jk

he makes me want to admit that i ate a stolen chocolate egg before

Shmacked Muffins damn you just admitted to stealing 😂...that's one good interrogator!!!


I can tell by just looking at him that he is Evil, it is in his eyes, the constant chewing, and the way he just nods his head, his body Language, some people give off bad energy, i can normally sum most people up within a very short space of time.!!  By certain things


I can not imagine why they unlisted their most successful video.

not even close to their most successful video


"So what can I do to get you to buy a car TODAY?? ----->> 34:12

"So what can I do to get you to buy a car *TODAY??* ----->> 34:12


The whole cat/basement scene is straight out of a horror movie...poor woman

I only allow pickled tomatoes, fig preserves, beef jerky and moonshine in my basement.  Anything else is trespassing.

@Three Thrushes there was a study years ago, and a big %  of people said they would kill a total stranger for X amount of $$ if they knew they could get away with it.

@hudsontoo1212 yeah, but you beg for em when tornadoes come

A dog would have barked. Stupid devil cat led her to her death..

YES!!!! Thats what I was thinking too!!! Fucking creepy as fuck. The cat just sat there staring at him. Imagine her horror seeing him hiding there. Jesus Christ Almighty. She died such a horrific death. I feel SO sorry for her.

@Bo Byrd Right. & If I had a cat, she would never have the chance to get down there and if she did, no way would I go down in the basement to get her because she is staring into a dark corner. It is every woman (or cat) for herself at that point.

hugo bin the cats on Xanax and all types shit now...one messed up cat

Whenever I catch my cat staring at something that I don't see, like down the hallway at night, like it's watching something, it always sends a chill down my spine.

KAOS NATION there’s a black mirror episode where they used a memory-fetching machine on a guinea pig who witnessed a murder

His face as he recounts the episode mimics the cat's face exactly.

@Three Thrushes Agreed! And to take it to the next level...if my dogs don't trust you, you're out the door and better start running. Humans are so easily deceived by words, body language and of course appearances... but animals sense the real you...and so I always trust them when they show aggression towards a person.

@Nicholas Sainburg wow. Not even plaid!?! Woo...

@Nicholas Sainburg wow. Not even plaid!?! Woo...

@Question Everything I like to put them in their place.

@Seth Kauffman I spent a whole day yesterday and last night watching medieval films and documentaries, which I often do.  Look at my playlist. I have about 200 categories of subjects that interest me.  The AD is a fraud, only a halfwit couldn't see that.  And those of us who are fans of non fiction crime do tend to learn a lot. I don;t own a TV or watch it. I sold mine 8 years ago because there was nothing but crap on every channel. On YT I can watch the things that interest me.  Who cares what I do? It's a free world. I wasn't out on this earth for other people's approval.

@Juanita Richards why do I recognize your name so vividly back from when Chris Watts was being tried? You were always so adamant that you knew exactly what happened, and that Armchair Detective was a fraud, and yada yada. I think you just have a strict fascination with serial rapists and killers and don't watch any other content, because it's been a long time since I've dove into some serial killers interrogation videos, so I haven't seen you in just as long, but here you are 5 days ago making sure to be right on top of this shit lmao.

@frgvm(e) 'he had his face covered, so she didn't know it was him.'  Note the first pass, when asked he says she didn't recognize him because his face was covered.  Then the later pass through he says she said 'you bastard' as soon as she saw him, and he immediately knocks her out.  You'd recognize most of the people you were around much whether their face was covered or not, and they were coworkers.  So quite likely she recognized him and he's minimizing it..  There's a longer 20/20 episode that shows more about their working relationship, they don't talk about it as much in this video.

He raypt her in her hewsse, and he took her to Tweet. <br>...wat?

He raypt her in her hewsse, and he took her to Tweet.
...wat?

angry zergling nail on the head man. I love your name by the way. Huge fan original Starcraft but way more Protoss or Terran fan. Production wise I have mad respect for Zerg but they creep me out just to imagine a species like them somewhere in the universe.

Michael kilby Hell Yeah. A Big Ass Dog With Rabies. ΑΩ

Michael kilby Hell Yeah. A Big Ass Dog With Rabies. ΑΩ

@Three Thrushes based on what evidence? I don't agree in the slightest. Most people base their morals on the Bible, even if not religious.  just how most laws are based on the Bible. I would agree that people would do bad things to other people, such as cheating or stealing but murder and rape are totally different.

Gerhard Symons, A Very Smart Thing To Do. Don’t Quit That Habit. ΑΩ

@Three Thrushes freaky as hell.  Holy shit.

@Three Thrushes freaky as hell.  Holy shit.

@angry zergling The truth is that many, many people would slit your throat without a second thought if:

- it accrued benefit to them, and;
- there were no repercussions, or legal sanctions.

Personally, I trust absolutely no one, and discreetly conduct due diligence on all new people in my life for signs of psychopathy and sociopathy.

@Three Thrushes Poor woman. She just wanted to take her kitty and go to sleep like she had countless times before. This bastard violated the sanctity of her own body in the most personal ways imaginable and then, at the end of it all, just...killed her. Stole everything from her - everything she had or ever would have and everything she would ever be, think, see, or do - gone.<br>This really made me think, for the first time, what these victims actually experience. How is anyone capable of actually doing these things to another person? I can't comprehend being so fucked up that you'd actually do something like this. I don't know what to call it - consciousness, a soul - but whatever it is that makes you and I human - these people simply must not have it, because there is no way a human being could do this. I just cannot accept that 'we' are human beings and there are other human beings - people with the same basic wiring and emotions and identity as us - can commit such evil. We just can't be the same things.

@Three Thrushes Poor woman. She just wanted to take her kitty and go to sleep like she had countless times before. This bastard violated the sanctity of her own body in the most personal ways imaginable and then, at the end of it all, just...killed her. Stole everything from her - everything she had or ever would have and everything she would ever be, think, see, or do - gone.
This really made me think, for the first time, what these victims actually experience. How is anyone capable of actually doing these things to another person? I can't comprehend being so fucked up that you'd actually do something like this. I don't know what to call it - consciousness, a soul - but whatever it is that makes you and I human - these people simply must not have it, because there is no way a human being could do this. I just cannot accept that 'we' are human beings and there are other human beings - people with the same basic wiring and emotions and identity as us - can commit such evil. We just can't be the same things.

@Three Thrushes I'm not sure, but I've watched every documentary about this case and read books about it too. We mostly know what happened from Williams confessions, which back up the crime scene photos, some of which you can see on YT.

@Juanita Richards Is there a transcript which was read during the trial?

That is bloody chilling.

@Three Thrushes She begged for her life, saying "I've been a good girl".

This sounds a lot like a story from one of Mr.Nightmare's videos...Too bad she didn't live to tell that tragedy. May her soul rest in peace.

Matthew Wright we don’t have em in Texas either. They’ve always creeped me out.

I'm greatful we don't have basements in most uk houses.

Bruh real shit, straight out of a horror movie that's actually scary as fuck!!

Not to mention the other poor woman who woke up to find him in her bedroom.

Jessica Fig he videotaped taping her to death

Jessica Fig he videotaped taping her to death

For real, I am in tears imagining this poor woman's final moments. A worst nightmare come true.

Some times truth is stranger than fiction.

Some times truth is stranger than fiction.

I keep thinking that when Marie-France first saw her CO in the basement, she must have wondered what he was doing there.

I wonder at point she thought she was going to die.

It is a tragic case. One cannot imagine the fear she went through - the anguish, the mental torture, not to mention the physical violations of her body.

Nobody can imagine the suffering that poor woman went through. It really is hard to imagine how a person can do this to another person.


I didn't know this existed for around two years and I feel dumb now :c

@MLP Shawn I KNEW THE ANDREW ONE WAS UNLISTED TIL RECENTLY!! he just put it back and i was like wait i remember this video but i swear it hasn't been on here the last few times I've checked his channel, wtf? im so glad you pointed that out

hahaa dont be, he has 2 others that are also unlisted, that juicy somalaayyy and prince Andrew of the royal family


I don't understand shoe print or tire track comparisons because I know 2 people who have the same shoes as me and certain tire brands are super common hes obviously not too smart lol


This unquestioned adoration and worship of anyone connected to the military mystifies anyone outside of North America. Adoration is earned, not adorned by a badge or issued title.  It is not that people are disrespectful to high ranking military personnel; it's that true military staff of integrity would never <b>expect</b> to be so nauseatingly worshipped, pure on account of status alone.

This unquestioned adoration and worship of anyone connected to the military mystifies anyone outside of North America. Adoration is earned, not adorned by a badge or issued title.  It is not that people are disrespectful to high ranking military personnel; it's that true military staff of integrity would never *expect* to be so nauseatingly worshipped, pure on account of status alone.

Eh it’s weird to a lot of Americans too. I swear popular views of America worldwide are pretty misconstrued


I can't imagine doing murder interrogations like that for a living. That's hardcore.

Mango chris what do you mean, sounds like a dream, the salary wouldn’t even be the main concern if I had the ability to work in that field. It’s a real life chess game with the most devastating consequences

Imagine how easily u can crack or ruin a case... truly takes preciseness and certainty of performance in ur craft.

If someone is doing it for a living they somewhat enjoy it.


What happened to all the other vids? I remember there being way more


The matter of fact way he described his crimes against all these women. IDK what to say...


oh shit they found him on my birthday !! feb fourth, that's pretty cool lmao


Why does he never ask him how he controlled the women. A knife , a gun...what?


"How long was she alive for?" I can't imagine asking questions like this, let alone my job requiring it. Insane respect to the detective, and any detective for that matter!

@PENDANTturnips I mean to be a professional means having to have some kind of emotional control over yourself. A surgeon has to cut you, when I am counselling at client I have to listen to and ask questions about horrible things that have happened to them. That's where self-care comes in and you better believe these Detectives either use it or they drink themselves to death.

Easy question to ask when compared to shaking his hand a few moments later.

I wonder if they have a little psychopath in them

Vojtěch Janák that was a super cold answer too. “No more than 24 hour”


I got printed when I was a high schooler so that's my criminal career out the window haha.


Yikes.  <b>Makes sure front and back doors are locked</b>

Yikes.  *Makes sure front and back doors are locked*


I’m dumb, why do they make portraits of court trials?


Damn good detective. I love watching professionals kick ass at their jobs.

In case you are wondering, the interrogators name is Jim Smyth.

@Red Bluesome Do this and you can have some room to judge.

Luke B - Don’t give him too much credit, at the end of the day he’s just a stupid cop trying his luck, poking for incrimination. The narrator is reading waaay too much into the detective’s tactics, which are amaturish at best.

Brilliant and exemplary man. Many qualities come to mind when describing this exceptional person – composure, integrity, honesty.

@teaCupkk  It's not that ALL of him wanted to be caught but part of him did.   I'm sure he could have bought a beater truck/car that he only used for his crimes not his everyday driving around vehicle. Homeboy wore the boots that he did his murderin' in into the interrogation.  When you really don't want to be caught you are meticulous.

@Social Justice Warrior "Russel Williams wanted to admit what he did" Don't think so. Not until he was cornered, did he confess. And those long, quiet minutes before he did, speak of a massive struggle - the confession wasn't a foregone conclusion. The colonel was a fighter, and so was the detective, that's why it was so exhilarating to watch.

Luke B , I'm 46 now, but when I was a kid, no one locked their doors, even when they were not home, and slept with windows open in the summer. <br>Now, in that same very rural neighborhood, people keep doors and windows locked 24/7, and still aren't safe.

Luke B , I'm 46 now, but when I was a kid, no one locked their doors, even when they were not home, and slept with windows open in the summer.
Now, in that same very rural neighborhood, people keep doors and windows locked 24/7, and still aren't safe.

I read this just as i was thinking "Damn this guy is good"

@Social Justice Warrior 'bout the only time I will agree with an SJW.

The interrogator did an excellent job, but i think Russel Williams wanted to admit what he did.


how is it possible there was a bag full of womens underwear in their basement and another one in their vacation home & his wife knew nothing? isnt it strange?


Had Marie had a dog instead of a cat she might still be alive 🐕

@TheZaZaSmoker not a joke at all, i was serious..

He likely would have alerted her to an intruder & she might still be alive.

Also, even if it was a joke.. you're aware this is the internet, right? I don't need to preface a YouTube comment on a sad topic with deep condolences for her family. Sorry, not sorry. 🤷♀

Bro what, idk if the death of a women is the best scenario to make a “dogs are better then cat” jokes to


These Canadian detects man... Just niced him into it.


why is this unlisted? how many other secret videos have I not found?


This one, the Jussie Smollet and Prince Andrew videos all are unlisted now. Maybe it has to do with copyright or monetization (notice this has no ads)? Or maybe they contain info that JCS no longer believes or was inaccurate. It's weird.

Don’t know. It’s in his Patreon videos, though.


That tuft of hair bothers me more than his crimes, and I’m not sure what that says about me.


90 percent of the commments: “why is this unlisted??”

The other 10 percent: “his hairline is trash”


I can't stop looking at the deserted island on his head! It's really distracting


That was the most Canadian interrogation ever

Detective: says something quietly

Russ: Pardon?

Such good manners, still a psychopath though.

Detective: _says something quietly_

Russ: Pardon?

Such good manners, still a psychopath though.

Bull shit. Not a single hockey stick, bottle of maple syrup, or polar bear waa present.

haha I'm Canadian but it's still funny "Hey budddayyyy, guy, we're just two friends hanging out, now where's the body"

I heard they shook hands at the end and Det. Smith told him “I’m glad we talked abooot this...just don’t let it happen again ya’know”


He murdered that gum too, should've added that charge while they were at it.


Why doesn't this video show up under JCS' "videos"? I only found this because someone had it in their playlist.

YouTube censorship and demonization. They're all linked through patreon now.


2022 ❤💋 I absolutely love this channel !!!


Dude you know when he left to get that map jim was getting high fives.

ben mikesell Don’t feel bad bro. Although, it’s “quite stupid” not “quiet stupid”. Just bustin your balls, no offense intended 👊

LMAO, I was thinking the same thing. If you have ever watched an episode of the first 48 then you know this is exactly what they do once they have stepped out of the room after getting a confession.

@Conor Clifford somersaults have nothing to do with either summer or salt, but now I wish they did :(

@Adam Christopher I mean dude you gotta be kinda ignorant to say "summer salt" and be dead serious about it

That's going to  be my new email and screen name fucking brilliant.


Damn... why did you unlist this one? Is YouTube being that strict


This interrogator needs to teach EVERY officer how it’s really done. Especially in America. This was utter perfection on his part.


Its a little bit like watching Mindhunter


could you possibly break down an investigation of someone who is innocent? where the investigators got it wrong? it would be interesting to see that perspective

Fix X there are some in his Patreon for just $1.  It’s worth it if you enjoy the content. Very interesting


Is it anyone else that can't actually find this video anymore? Like it's not listed on his channel and can't be looked up. I had to actually find the link.

Exactly, thought there was a Mandela effect going on had to find this in a playlist


Her cat tried to warn her about the danger... Poor girl.


Finding this video is like finding an extra fry in a McDonald’s bag

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.


37:08 "I put my best foot forward for ya bud" he says as he digs the Colonels grave...
What an absolute beast of a detective.


One of your best and its unlisted... sad.


Bro when your shit just looks like that and you keep it that low? Just let it go. Cut it off.


I can't believe this guy cheated on his wife


I hope he sees this and accepts how horrifying his hairstyle is.

Hairstyle? Now what's your name girl, what's your sign?


Everything is so calm, and yet so much is going on. Truly fascinating.


JCS why is this video not on your channel’s videos list? I’ve checked a few times and it’s not there yet the video is still on YouTube under your channel’s name...

they unlisted it, idk why but you can only view it if you have the link


Why the fuck did this man not lawyer up!?


Yiiooooo...his lingerie collection was bigger than Vicky Secret!!


About not use these techniques at the bar.  Especially the mimicking body posture. Or is that considered manipulation if I'm aware. I noticed most people in social situations do that.


I actually said "Oh shit" when he said "This is getting beyond my control, Russell." Absolutely brilliant and subtle.

Aram Meymarian For the Emperor, you have done well. Perhaps a promotion is in order.


Now youtube forced to shut down their channel


Chewing gum is incredibly uncouth and, in Col. Russel Williams case, arrogant too.


Lol what he actually
walked out and left,
three minutes in when
the cop said he could xD??....


"This is getting beyond my control, Russell." was such a good line.

@Michael Fenwick 27:23 is where it happens, but skip back to 26:43 for the whole context.

When the girl invites you to her place for a cup of tee after the dinner.

Reminds me of the last time I bought a car xD


What is the Canadian version of the rights speech?


Holy crap this was an intense one. Sick sick human if we can even call him a human. <br> Incredibly interesting video though. Great content as always. X

Holy crap this was an intense one. Sick sick human if we can even call him a human.
 Incredibly interesting video though. Great content as always. X


JCS doing outstanding work . The narration on point , not too much not too little and the editing is flawless speeding through some of the downtime while keeping us aware of the subject at hand. Come on streaming services give this channel a show.


Imagine being that detective's daughter and you just put your hand in the cookie jar.

Detective: "please help me out here"

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

@Alexander Mulholland Tbf, that's everytime I put my hand in a cookie jar

That's great. Have some cookies for this comment:<br>🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪

That's great. Have some cookies for this comment:
🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪


That man your mum warned you about when you were a kid....This is him.


Rewatching this during this quarantine. Never get tired of it. Inspires me to study psychology. 😊


His posture reminds me of a small child who's in trouble. This officer is a brilliant interrogator.


ive watched this through its entirety twice now and i am still impressed with how the interrogator elicited the confession in under an hour.

Side note: the man who made/designed the smiley face (your profile picture) only got paid $43 or 500 in today’s equivalence because he failed to patent the design. Sad right?


I would love to see, instead of the criminal, a video about the interrogators! After seeing this one, id love to know more about their techniques and art


I really enjoy these videos! I hope you add more soon. The way Russel describes the attacks reminds me of Dennis Rader.


I am from Ontario as well. This was a really big story. This detective is awesome.


The one thing I learned from this great channel is that I have a much better understanding of interrogations and much less understanding of criminal minds.


Now this is how interrogators are supposed to be. Absolutely beautiful. My only regret is that poor Russell's wife probably wasted her entire afternoon preparing a dinner that he would never get the chance to enjoy.


This is exactly how this would go with any base commander or higher. They see themselves in a broad narrative that’s bigger than anyone else so appealing to how great they are works every time.


Superb analysis JCS - criminal psychology.<br>You're always on the ⚽. Keep up the good work!

Superb analysis JCS - criminal psychology.
You're always on the ⚽. Keep up the good work!


Amazing channel, incredibly informative and eye opening as an insight into the highly complex dimensions of interrogation and psychology at hand here. Another thing is the comments here about his hair 🤣 got me losing it over here I can’t stop laughing my oh my 😂.

Oh yeah-the hair comments are fucking killing me!


His honesty contrasts that of the other cases on this channel.


Wow... what a talented guy to get Russell to confess... <br>I was literally glued to this... it's been a while since a documentary has done this to me... I generally feel quite disappeared and horrified 😟

Wow... what a talented guy to get Russell to confess...
I was literally glued to this... it's been a while since a documentary has done this to me... I generally feel quite disappeared and horrified 😟


The change in the detective after the confession begins is really striking. He was all measured movements and bluffs before. You can tell hearing this stuff weighs on him.


Watching this detective being an absolute master interrigator is do fascinating. I'm actually rewatching this just to admire his work.


This was absolutely fucking fascinating. The mimicking, the techniques. In this case, so incredibly effective. Wow!


Fascinating to see what a real interrogation looks like. None of the macho posturing you see in movies


It's crazy he agreed when he said "shoe prints are equal to fingerprints" I'd have been like "man quit lmao. No they're not" tire prints aren't either.

DNA matching isn’t that quick either, and it certainly 24/7.


The fact that one of the women had a seizure from sheer terror makes me get the chills.


He didn’t even try to hide them at all. He broke into a bunch of houses around his HOME! He honestly didn’t think he would get caught. That’s how high and mighty he thought he was. Crazy.


"lie down on your tummy"... idk why that line really creeps me out more than anything else he said.

Specifically looked for this comment before writing it myself. Creeped me out too.

@mystic mac first, were you there to confirm he didn't say it "like that" ? second, i didn't say it was the only thing that creeps me out. I said it's what creeps me out the most out of everything else he said.

I'm sure he didn't say it like that come on, and that was the only thing that creeps you out what he Said. Wow

@RCON   .. and the stranger says "I will snuggle you"

At 51:46 I saw the devil inside him, laughing about the fact she didn't go willingly with him. It's just creepy, imagine waking up in the middle of the night to a stranger.

@Carcaine Addicts absolutely,  its sick and disgusting. He is getting off on controlling and violating her body and emotions.

@Ronald Dregan more cutesie than creepy but belly sounds fat to me. I dont like using belly except when referring to my dog's stomach lol

@Ronald Dregan Me? Yes. It sounds cutsie to me....or creepy/gross in certain context.

Does belly sound creepy or cutsie to you as well?

Grossed me out so bad too. Tummy is a cutesie word you use with kids.

Because it ends with the "y" sound and is how we're spoken to as kids or when we're in submissive state for some reason. It's the speech you hear from people you're supposed to trust. It creeps me out big time, too!


Your videos are better than being in a Psychology class! Keep making more!!!


I've been blazing through all your videos today. Great fucking content man.


This interviewer is a master of his art.

Detective Jim Smith is a genius at this. They’ve asked him to write books about his methods. He prefers just to catch the bad guys and let other use his tape as training for other detectives. He’s a fascinating guy!


Great police work. Narcissist always things they are smarter than anyone